Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 45, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 January 1886 — Page 3
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SpeciaFIgdncfcttiente. A. ROQISON, S THE WEST SIDE OF THE re, is prepared to give yott bargains In in on or fancy IKS. ROCKERS, EXTENSION,
BREAKFAST OR PARI&R TABLES, BEDSTEADS, BED ROOM SETSt PARLOR Un-BS, MATTRESSES, ...m SPRING-BED BOT.-OMS, LOVSGES, BUREAUS. WAR& SAFES. MASH sr.i,vpv. Br.M'&icjn, CM HOMOS, and every thing in lUo FutHituroBne,kept in ih markrt. P'ease call. Pictcro framing done in 5; o4 K'yl'j. m BUresjington, Dee. '21, 1SS -
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San Is Hot 5 ee.
VTOTICE KS HEREBY GlTOS. that
x tj,0 A-nual Jieettng 01 ""Sl-c ifTwr ATTONAL BANK,
r..- lnimimrton. Ind.. wi" -lie hold at the
t ankini Offic of ifl Bai k, on W cA :tha 12th la-l of January,
vm, a t oV'W T. M, f J he rwpose of
iectia Five Directors tor saw nan. ,ec Sv aIter e. wood bum,
vaaanr.
Editor Progress You will please an-
nnn. th.t T am a candidate for tne
Office of Treasurer of Monroe county,
subject to a Republican primary elec
tion or a nominating convention.
I. MILT. ROGERS.
Deo. 16th, tSii.
iotTce A5 nlstiattaaa. nTrij ; -irftn that be un
IN dersi, :"ed has' been appointed by
.,. -;, P.iiiTt of Miive county,
c, . ..( ir.( Administrator, with
the wil: titiMed, .rt of Asher Labo views, late of Monroe county, de
ws $aii estatn uwaia to in. olvent. iBN. V. ADASISi tw ftjnt Aiieih-isrrntor with
the will a;
leaden & iticrs, Attorneys
rGeo. Benckart's Pure Apple Sweet Cider. I have just re
ceived a barrel of pure apple (war
ranted) cider, for mince pics ana other holiday purposes, and desire
persons who need sometnmg oi wa kind to call soon. Remember tins ;a nt imitation cider, but the pure
article, made from apples and war
ranted to be as pure as 11 re g"-
GEORGE A. BJJNUJiLAJii .
Notice f AdmiBistratira.
iTOTiflB hereby eiven. tiiat the un-
l jmViiH) has been annotated by the
CSrevit Court af Monroe county, State of
Indiana, Administrator, wun we wm -naiad, of th estate of Felix C- Dodo,
lata of Monroe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be " BEN. F. ADAMS, Administrator with Dec S, 5- tbe wiU aanwed. Louden Miers, Attorneys.
Tn vRorrcB stock I am now of
fering my entire lot of goods, including the best lines of Boots and Shoes and Rubbers, at a figure below cost; in feet I will sell them at olmnat anv uriee von may want to
mods than I
can carrv through the winter, and am forced to get rid of them. Don't
nut off coming till the stock ts al
picked over, bnt come at once and wt the best eoods for your money.
Knaembn that cost cuts no figure
in this sale the eoods MUST be
,ld. GEO. T.ATKINSON
MTIf you want to borrow
money at lowest rates, or if you
Tffant to insure your property, cal
on ; JSA8T JsiAST,
KoBEirrso.v Bros, have all tbe best brands of Flour, and deliver
oil mnlt iimmntlv. Ask' to ace
new arrivals of Tea and Coffee.
BlOOMIXGTOX.
G-.40A.M
TlMB TiM. AT
Arrives, going North:
Lafayette Accommooaticn,
Chioaao Day Mil,.M.4........ 10:B7a.m do Ktsht Express,
Arrives, going South :
Bioomineton Accomrocaauon, - u.uur.M Louisville Dav Mail... 4:20p.ll
da . Xiirfat Kx cross,- 3:43a,M
fSee General Advertising Card.
Going to Quit.
I am going to quit the Keady-mado Clothing business and give my entire attention to MERCHANT TAILORINeTo do this I will be compelled to sacrifice much of my stock, aid I WILL DO IT. YOUR PRICES, NOT MINE, w.ill be accepted for these goods. SOUTH SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE BEN J. McGEE.
Mosey Talks! Two phaeton
three side bars, one end spring, one
u....l.luort nn r.rinir waeon mas.
h. irAA a nreat sacrifice. JNOW 18
a9 arrm-sm w . 5your opportunity.
MCJrHBEXERa nus wv..
ron'f shiver around the streets
when a few dollars will buy a good Mrnat at Mose Kahn's. Winter
kaaasin. and the probability U
that we will have lour solid months
of it.
MOSE KAHN HAS JUST RECEIVED
480 OVERCOATS,
NICEST AND CHEAPEST GOODS IN INDIANA. AS LOW AS $2.50, $3, $4 and $5. DONT FAIL TO SEE THEM WHEN IN TOWN. . MOSE KAHN.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS. Booms of tbe Republican State Central Committee. Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 24lh, 1885. To the Republicans ot Indiana: At a late meeting of the Republican State Central Committee, it was ordered that a mass meeting of the Republicans should be held in each county of the State,
on Satnniay, January 30, 1888, at sucn a place and hour as may be fixed by the
county commiiiee, i wuiwu business shall be transacted, viz : 1. There shall be elected one delegate
for each voting precinct in the county, and one alternate, who shall be delegates
and alternates to tbe district contention hereafter mentioned. 2. There shsll be olocted a Republican county committee, to succeed the present county committee. 3. There shall bo transacted such other county political business as may be desig nated bv the county committee.
The delegates so chosen to the district convention b vthe counties composing the
Fifth Congressional district of the State,
will meet on Thursday, February 11, 1888, at-(3reencastle.
The State Central Committeemen of
each district will name the hour and hall
fnr the district meetincr. At each of these
district meetings there will bo elected the State Central Committeeman for the dis
trict to succeed tbe present committeeman The State Committeemen so chosen will meet at the Donison House, in Indi-
nnaoolis. Thursday nieht, February 25,
1880, at 7 o'clock, and will electthe proper officers, and organize s new State committee. The county central committee, elect
ed at tbe several county muss conventions
will meet at the several county seats on Stiinlav. February 13. 1836. and will
elect tbe customary officers and take charge
of the campaigns of 1886. JNO. C. NEW, Chairman.
C. :Vm Zsinrf Jfc Hon, UNDEBTAKEB8 ASD DEAMB8 IK Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and GmMfoa. Hearse andCarwaees fur-
. . . .. n-A 1 il ' WIT.
" T - ZJt7Z dow promptly, jrraph will receive prompt atteB-, r j
ion. Shop on College Avenue, north end of W. O.ee's Building, Bloomingtoo, I ndiana.
Bloominqton Prohibition
Clcb : Regular meetings, the 1st
Saturday of each rzonth, at 1 o dock P.M. in the Grand Jury room
James Ryan has for sale at his
shop some fine two horse wagons, . i si i
only sixty dollars eacn, spring wagons, buggies, phaetoos &c, all ready to bitch to. He proposes to sell them as cheap as they can be bought anywhere, and he warrants them put Nup in a durable style. Call and inspect these vehicles, opposite tbe county jail, before you
onyy fob worst auu norsc saoeing
Go to John Little's furniture store and sewing maohine office, one door north of Reed's harness shop, ' and examine his spring mattresses; cost $13, and are good as new.
James C. Robisson (formerly!
Auditor Alexander has a neat
four room house, with all requisite
out bouses, and a larg-a lot well set
with fruit trees and vines which will be sold on reasonable terms.
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Benckart'8 Cough Candy is made with Hoarhound and Boneset,
and gives almost instant relief.
Last winter Benckart could not
with akv '& Co.) isnow loeatedon . m,ake, .enough of this can. jy to sup-
... , -j if n Atlrin ' Plv nis customers, out mis season
ujuL- .!..! be will endeavor to accommodate
ergetie grocery man,and understands tbeia ,n thl8 Partleular-
the needs of the JUtoomiogton puolic. His stock is fresh and well selected, and comprises a general line of all goods sold in this place. He is sole agent for Fleishman's Yeast, the best made. His Coffees, Teas and Sugars are the best that tnoney will buy. Call and see him Ju bis grocery store, be wants to jfauet his old friends. "' For Sale or Trade. I have 160 acres of land one mile from tbe court house (northeast) which I wish to sell, -or will trade for. town nrooerlv. The land is well im
proved and in good condition, good betiding", plenty jof timber and plenty of water. For full particulars apply to J. B. Faris, Bloom-
iagton, lad. ill parceled to
bint purchasers,
j, fv.4 on John Little, north of R.cr3 harness shop before boy tog
mattress. JUc has the very article
.IMPORTANT TO PIETIES WANTING FOOT WEAR. I intend reducing my entire stock of boots and shoes, and will offer to the trade special drives in every department for tbe CASH. This stock is the largest and most complete in the city, and will be offered for cash at greatly reduced prices. Come early, and make your selection. All goods to be paid for at the store, at these cot prices. W. T. BLAIR.
Showers Bros, shipped two car
loads of bedsteads last Monday.
One year ago a large amount
of ice had been cut and stored in
Blooniington.
A fire occurred just south of
Stinesville on Thursday afternoon, by which the residence of George
Runion was entirely destroyed,with no insurance. Services will be held in the U.
P. Church on Thursday and Saturday mornings at 10:30 o'clock. On Sabbath the Lord's Supper will be
observed.
The railroad edrnpauy is en
gaged in building new tracks and
preparing for a large spring busi
ness. The present has so far been
a favorable winter for railroads.
-Jim Ben Allison has sold a
half interest in his photograph
gallery to Harmon Fodder. Allison wants to go west, and is en
deavoring to dispose of all of his
property with that object in view.
The first National Bank of
Bloomington, has been called on for
a report, and comes to time with
handsome showing of assets. The
Bloomington bank is looked upon
in fioanoial circles as one of the most
solid and reliable institutions of its
Miss Ellen Strader attended
th.. HtAio Teachers' Association at
Indianapolis.
Go to the Mendelssohn Hall ... . f TL .
to-morrow night ana see ne
Scout's Last Shot." It is said to
be very fine.
The Secretary of the Treasury
has called in ten millions of the 3-per cent, bonds. Hate to give
'em up, but guess we'll have to. Eabt&East have removed their
law office to the room in JJolIeu-
bacher's blook,formerly occupied by the Courier printing office.
The "Japanese Wedding," a novelty that is attracting great attention in the principal cities, will
be produced by the ladies of Wal
nut St. Presbyterian Church, on
Tuesday night next.
Don't fail to see the great war drama which will be presented the
last three nights of this week, at
Mendelssohn Hall. It is said to be one of the most thrilling performances ever seen.
Mrs. Ella Linn, nee Adkins, ia at her home in Yellow Springs,
O., dangerously sick with ulceration
of the bowels. Mrs. Adkins, her mother, is at her bedside.- If she
grows better her mother will bring her to Bloomineton. as she desires
to come home.
The County Board of Health,
comprising the county commis
sioners, at its meeting on Monday,
selected Dr. A. J. Axtell as Secre
tary of the Board for the ensuing
year. The ealary was fixed by the
Board at $75 per annum. Dr
Axtell will make a careful, oonsei-
untious officer.
A singular accident happened recently to a cow belonging to John Armstrong of Salt Creek tp. She found access to a kettle of warm lard, and, it is estimated, drank some three gallons, after which her life slipped gr-easily away. Mr. Geo. P. Ketcham has recently returned from a visit to Kansas, and is very favorably impressed with the country and its outlook. He is negotiating with Kansas parties for a trade of his grist mill and land in this county for mill proper
ty in Kansas, and will eo west if
the trade is consumated. Marriage licenses have been
issued to Thos. F. Weaver and Jen
nie Bolin, James A. Sare and Lou
isa A. Butcher, John M. Whitaker
A neat New Year Curd has
been' rewiyjtdatthirofnee with com-
li merits of Mr. and Mrs. Feltus.
A year ago to-day thermome
ters in this locality indicated seven
teen degrees below zero.
Miss Mary Paul, of San Frau-
eisco, uai., is tne gueav
Madison, on South College Avenue.
Prof. J. S. Oj;g, well-known
here, Supt of Greene county, died
last week.
Bert. McGee is at El Passo,
Texas, and is in the employ of one
of the railroads centering there,
The trains were crowded this uraslr with teachers BoinK back to
their work, and with students re
turning to college.
Mrs. Filbcck, wife of the form-
er Postmaster of Terre Haute, was
the guest, last week, ot Gen. M. C.
Hunter's family.
Mose Kahn went to Cincinnat i
nn Saturday nieht last. Mose sold
Miss Ida Manly spent New
Year in Salem, with relatious
Mrs. Lizzie Taylor and daughter Mamie, of Lafayette, are in town
Miss Christie, a charming
young lady of Greencastle, was the
holiday guest of Miss Essie Fee
The modern square show cases re
cently put in the book store by E,
P. Cole are very haudsomc Miss Sophia Luzzader, a former
Blooniington girl, now a teacher in the Sullivan, Ind., schools, spent ChrUtmas with her sister in this place. Her father.Alex. Luzadder, is a merchant now in Shoals, Martin county, Ind. Prof. J. A. Woodburn went from Indianapolis, where he was attending the State
Teachers' Association, toXenia, O.,
to visit bis sister Mrs. Ida McMillan -Trouble has begun again
in the public schools and in college
It is stated that tbe next
grand occasion will be the banquet and ball of the K. of P., which will
niwnr altnnr. the Wr rsf (ho n resent
so much fancy and furnishing goods Thfi h& q( the Fire.
during the holidays mat ne com- men on New Year eve, was a great
piled to stock: up.
Soddy Carmichael and Dr.
Harris were each "surprised" with
dinners, last week. Dr. Harris
was severely caned by some of hw hfe n,jH
friends. ev. son-in-law of Dr. Moss,
Ed. Hdll, of tbe Bee Hive been elected to the superinfendency
store, is mentioned by some of bis 0f the Youngstown, O., schools,and
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friends as a Democratic canuiaaie w.u accent Judge Miers is
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for oounty clerk; Ed. is too nice a vis:i,, his father's family, at
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success. .Uood music, gooa crowu,
and expenses paid-i Jtidson
Sanders of Richland tp. talks of re
moving to Tennessee. S-inders has
Prof. Trend
has
young man to be sacrificed so carty Greensburg, Ind.
in Hie. ter was so unfortunate on
family,
Sam. Hun-
Tues
Everybody is gratified to meet day night a week as to break some
that genial gentleman, W. W. Dur- of the bones in one of his ankles
and, on the street. Dnraod has while coming down stairs at the lx
been having a desperate tussle with A. R. Hall. He made a mis-step.
liver trouble and rheumatism, but the stairway being dark, with the
has fortunately come out victorious, above result. It may be many
Saturday was phenomenally mouths before he can use his foot
dull. Rh'io begun to descend early The wife of Wm. Ridge
in the morning, and the people from who died on Wednesday morning
the country did not venture into last, had been suffering with some
it dull as Bedford obscure disease. A. post mortem
on the 4th of July. resulted in disclosing serious strict
WhPt,ll went to Louis- f " ,ower Por,ion of thc
.,:n n Thnradnv a week, and con- stomach Miss !
,M,..i fivere cold. He has been Khan' a "ell-known graduate of
confined to his bed since Saturday University, was married in a week, and his case is regarded as Rising Sun, Iowa, on Wednesday
ht serious. eveD,n ,ast lo Mr- Henrv KU89e'
I wlin tt.siftpH oast nf Tllnnmmtrtnn.
-Milton Hight has turned oyer wm to the First National. Bank, the
irirt mill known as the Curt is
mill," o7ih street and e rail- Cal. Wo r-
llre .-v . Columbus. Ind,
road. It is valuably property, and wH
ought not to remain luie long.
Cal. War-
become a professional
address deliverer. He is named to
--The wife of Dr. McPheeters deliver the address for the K. of
was stricken with paralysis Tues- p on tj,e 28ih Samuel Dinsday morning a week,her left side be- m0re, one of the most progressive
ing affected. Her condition has farroers iu Monroe couuty, has been not been materially changed since eeotelj tne delegate to the State then. Agricultural Association The
A reception was given to Elder total enrollment in eollege classes
Peak the new Christian minister, and preparatory department, in No-
at the residence of Prof. Atwater, vember, was. 247 Matt James on Friday. His first sermon as is in jail at Bloomfield, ou a charge
astor,.was preached in the Kirk- of murder, having stabbed & fellow
wood Avenue Church on Sunday named Jimison, iu a saloon row.
Thc father of the Jimison stabbed,
and who has since died, was Joe
class in Indiana.
Call at MePheelers' Periodical " Martha Mosier.T. H. Fletcher
Bras an 8hobts. Two car
loads just brought on by Robertson Bros. Call and get a hundred
Best ieed
for fall and winter use, and at much pounds for your cow.
h'Si ll-.n nri"iTiaI cost. . fsoiu.
Druey Hodges is located in j Tir amd Languid TTomon; Lwerett Cochran's room, and does all I How many women there are of Whom runner of wafrb nnd jewelry repairing those words are true : "They feel languid He men J? umbrellas, parasols, etc., and j and tir.-d, hardly able to bear their wwight
.rrat nit worn, xly also Keeps i sen; , uw moom an gone irom
J
ic-k of h:wairy. U vc Drury a call when
jou want "tinkering work done. i Call at Allen's hardware store nnd examine the "Eayorile" cooking stove. It has no equal in this wrany other market. Better get von a dram stove for rapid heatinsr-
For permanent beat or beauty of
appearance let us order one or t hose handsome square base-burner stoves for ro. A full and very
complete stock of all manner of
hardware and materials for blacksmiths aud builders. W. J, ALLEN. HemP Wilson's stock of queens ware and elassware is very com
plrte. He buys from first hands, and so can give some unheard of bi rutins to those ih search of this
via of goods. Goods delivered. .Bxamixb the "Cabinet slirt,:
jtht received by McCalta & Co. TJiey are undobtcduly the best
their cheeks, irritable and cross without
meaning to be, nerves all unset, worried
with the children,fretled over little things, a burden to themselves, and Vet with no
acute disease." What a pity it is. But a
few bottles of Parker's Tonic will drive all this away, and relieve the troubles peculiar to their sex.
Wabash Scratches, and Itch, cured
in 36 minutes, by Woodford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails
Sold by H. Liudley, Druggist. i.ovl2-y
and News Stand, and see the fiue
portrait ot Grant. Some G. A. K. man ought to have it. It will be
sold cheap.
Louisville Courier journal :
John Stroblc, the owner of an in
vention for sharpening mowingmachine sickles, sold Palmer Gray and Thomas McLaughlin, of Salem, tbe right of three counties in the patent sickle sharpener It. now
turns out that Stroble disposed of
the same three counties some time time ago to New Albany parties. Gray and McLaughlan lost sums that will reach up into the hundreds. Stroble spent five or six months
in this locality selling "sharpening" territory. Guthrie. Miss Lena Judah was visiting her father at Stinesville this week. Doll Judah, of Brown co., was the guosl of Dr. Judah's family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sears, of Bloom
ington, wore spending tbe holidays here
with relatives,
Mrs. Mathers, of Clear Creek. was spend
ing holi'daya with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Anaorson
John Holder nnd .wifci of Bloomington,
returned home Sunday, after a pleasant
visit nere wan relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dearn and Miss
Alice Ray of Blodiriington, are visiting
relatives ana irienas in tnts vicinity.
Tfbat will Surely Da II.
One's hair begins to fall out from many
causes, me important question la: What
is sure to make it srow in again? Accord
ing to the testimony of thousands, Parker's
Hair Balsam will do It. it quickly covers baM spots, restores the original color wben the hair is gray or faded, eradicates dandruff, and causes the scalp to feel cool and well. It is not a dye, not greasy, highly perfumed, safe. Never disappoint those Who require a nice, reliable dressing. All patties indebted to Blair,
the boot mart, failing to settle their
accounts at once; Will be waited
upon bv Jas. B. Clark, Collator,
Jat early date. W. T. BLAIR
Bedford Democrat ; Winepark Judah, who formerly resided here,
but who sometime since moved to
Louisville, dropped dead in that citv on Christmas dav. He seemed
upon rising from his bed that morn
ing, to I eel better than usual and
had iust eaten a heartv Christmas
dinner, and while partaking of an
orange before arising from the table.
tell over ueaa. ms disease was
apoplexy.
GenuihB Mexican Java Coffee
can be procured at Robertson Bros,
grocery store. i hey make a spec
ialty of PURE goods, no imitation
Just try tu em onee.
and Josephine Hendricks, Eddy
Kelly and Lucy Cazee, Jas. Hamilton and Rosa L. Freeman, Pbin
eas Lonois and Emma (Stout)
Young.
On the night of Dec. 21st,
the store of Win. Terrell, bear the
postoffice at Gent, in this county,
was forcibly entered,and the thieves
carried off a caddy ot tobacco, a can
of powder, eight candy jars,twehty-
five boxes of percussion caps, besides
general collection of articles,
These parties evidently hauled the
goods away in a vehicle, as the can
dy iars would have been difficult to
transport otherwise;
Bedford is nrettv comfortably fixed
now, we have eight.saloons and five drug
stores. Bedford Ueuocrat.
Bloomington ia no so "comfort
ably fixed," as there isn't a licensed
saloon in the town or county. As
to drug stores Ihere are but three
and as the room occupied by oiic of
these has been purchased by
rival dru&srUt. it is reasonable
to suppose that there will be but
two drug stored when the twelve
.1 . .
months lease expires. Urn t you
snare us a drue store or two; M?
Democrat r
The entertainment given by
Miss Lou. Filbeck, at the Walnut
St. Presbyterian church, was highly
appreciated by the audience present
The young lady gave evidence or great elocutionary power. The Master of Ceremonies, al tile close of the exercises, created a sensation by announcing a wedding in the church in the near future. It has since leaked out that it is to occur next Tuesday night. Try and be present. The parties arc. foreigners.
There arc forty persons in the Poor House of Monroe county.
F. T. Batterton, formerly- of
Spencer, is now a citizen of Garden city, Kansuo. Miss McDcrmott has been visiting Mrs. Ollie (Wilson) Hood, at
Newcastle, Ind. Mrs. John Hunter, of Sanborn, Knox co., is the guest of General
Hunter's family.
Leroy Sanders and wife have
been on a protracted visit to their daughter, Mrs. Milam, in Greene
county.
After an absence of some two
months at Seymour, Ind., Mrs. J
B. Waldron returned to her home
in Bloomington lust week.
Dr. Jas. Wan! of Bean Blossom,
Brown co., was visiting relations
and friends in Bloomington on
New Year day. Dr. W. has a
daughter attending school here.
John Hall, a well known farm
er, who resides west of town, owns
a turkey hen that is a phenomenal
layer. Last season she laid ninety
eggs before beginning to set.
"Japanese Wedding," the tot
est novelty, will be given in Wal
nut St. Presbyterian Church, on
Tuesday night next. Make your
arrangements to attend. It is novelty worth witnessing.
-Rev. J- E. Brant hss sold
some land in Kansas, that cost him
about Si. GOO for 84.500. Ihere is
nothing like '"being on the ground1
when you arc selling land in Kan
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sas. mose lamo-iiKe rcai esiaic
agents will cut you up if they have
but half a chance.
Forty-six years ago last Sat
urday (Jan. 2d) John B. Btiskirk
and wife were married. This is
long time for a couple to live to
nether. Both Mr. B. and wife are
in enjoyment of good general health
and we hope they may live to sec
many anniversaries of their wed
ding day.
The hog crop is about exhaust
ed in this locality, only small lots
of three to five head can be found
in the county. Hogs haven't paid
feeders very well, and in most cases the shippers have lost money. Thc
140 head of bogs bought by Marion Hinkle from David Allen, and shipped to Indianapolis, lost him
about one hundred dollars.
B ooK S tor 13,"
THE PROPRIETOR of tha City Book Store announoes to nit bit yd patrons, ami an immense number of new ones, that bo is
Still on Han-das,
and though he has been very slow in stat
ing the fact, lie is sti.i in tne unyus Bloomington, and better prepared than ever to cater to the varied tastes of this cultured community. Thus, in addition
to an immense stock of School ana so-. lege Test Books he has a fino supply of
Wall Paper, ' W!a.
dow Shades ana Fixtures
CHROMOS. OIL PA1NT11MB8,
superior Pocket Co.tU.ry, Ul Pens, A1-. bums, and Fancy Articles in abnndaoce, too great to admit of enumeration.
His News tmta
is well supplied with choice Beading. Ha also carries a full line ef
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
and almost everything else, to meet th
lltcrarv wants of this commuamy- . Teachers, and other friends of education nro invited to make his store tbeir bead quarters, where they will be cordially welcomed, and no effort spared to make taete , . o t rit.v
sty pjcasant. .--
Blooniington, ina., vsci. i, oo.
??- PATENTS fT
F's-anltlirt H- IXo'tjrh.
Soticitor of American and Foreign
Patents. 925 e St., , W.
Near U.S. Patent Office, Washington. D-C
Personal attention ifiven'to the prapar.
ation and prosecution of applications for
Letters l'aicnt. su Business oeiww t-
U.S. Patent Office attended to rr morter-
ate foes. Wben patent is granted, e,lr-
ing of your invention, i s claims, yswr nni nnd address, will be published ia
the United States Patent Office Gazette, a pu-Dr of immense circulation, and tba on'iy paper that publishes this free.
M.K0 Agency in tne uuutmi
States possesses superior taciiitica
for obtaining ratenis, or asceruun:E l" patentability of inventions.
VJopies ol patents lurnwoeu iw
HOjl . Uorrcspoauaiicfl invisw.
New ReMaarait atst Uicfe,
Room Kreugcr's Coraer. JOSEPH HESSIOIf lias opened a Luueh Room and Restaurant in tbe Kreitger Corner Room, west of Jos. M. Howe's corner, and will krej. choice supply of all manner of tbe fsw Owned Oouds, Oyster, Conee.Pies.CukM, and everything the market asTcds for a satisfactory lunch or meal. The patronage of the public is solicit"!
Af f Trim Send 10 cent postage JT JLJ? J. and we wm mail y-.u fit, a royal valuable sample box of good that will put you In the way of itMkiMr more money at once, than aoything clsi in America. Both sexes of all age out live at heme and work in spare time, or nil the time. Capital not it-quired. will start you. Immense pay sure for thow who start at once. Srissjs -Ss Co , Portland, Maine.
morning.
Jimison, well known
to old reii
Matt, has
reason for feeling well satisfied with
the trade of 1885. The coming year all feef positive, will be far mote
prosperous than tbe one just closed
The election is but eleven
months distant, and there are not
more than twenty Republican coun-
Bloomington business houses
I Lun intmSotna- ftnrino- the OUHt
m"l Ts . X - a- ot Bloomington
weeK. anti me i kui k"" A , . b . . .( KaH nocm In Innb nflar anrl la nnt
in a condition to assist in the prose
cution of Welch - Elder Peak
will occupy furnished rooms in Mrs.
Felix Dunn's residence, opposite
the National Hotel :Alex
Robison sold about a car-load of
nice furniture to Enoch Fuller, last
ty candidates developed so far, for MonHBy, for ti,e Jatter's uew house
the various offices! ioo t be oac- on west g(h 6trect -Sherman
ward about coming forward gentle- Dav;s wjjj teiuh ; pjk tp
mgni this is a free-for-all race. nav;8 is a twud teacher 1. 0
O. F. held an election at which the
followihe Ha med gentlemen were
chosen : Jas. M. Rice, N. G. j S 1,
Carmichael, V. G.; D. A. Pelraon,
R. S. ; F. R. Woolley, P. 8 j Isaac
ttot make a unanimous effort to se- nlker, Treasurer The K
cure his pomination. He is cer- of P. of this place arte m a prosper-
Nobody owns the race truck.
The Lafayette Bulletin nomi
nates Senator Voorhees for Presi
dent There is no good reason j
rhy his party In Indiana should
tainly the peer of any Democratic ouS eonditiohi and besiiil the New
politician now Before the country
The friends Of Jonathan Ni
cholson are suggesting nun as a
nron'er candidate fur thc office of
county recorder. Mr, Nicholson
has worked fof a number of years
in the Waldron tannery, is a wound
ed soldier abd a good niah in every
particular.
didate he would make a strong race
Year with a membership of ninety:-
two; Franklin Lodge is twelve
vears old. The followiu are the
new officers: G D. Thornton
Chancellor Commander; V. E. Ad kius, Virie Chancellor; J. h, Nichols, Keeper tif Record and Seals j Wilsou Adams, Prelate ; II. Wool-
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If he Should be a can- er w " "'F -
Stineliagen, uuier uuaru ; iiin Si. Clair. Liner Guard : J. W.
Benj. McGee has determiued Cr.an6j B , B Smithk Trustees; O.
td quit thc ready-made clothing
business, and hereafter devote hi
whole and entire attention to tin therchaut tailoring trade, of which he has enough to more than keep
him busy, hence lie will sell, until
R. Wol-l-iiil, Master at Arms; J. II. Fedder, Master Exchequer; W.
A. Ransom) Representative; Sam
Bri&ce, Host.
The 'Japanese
Weddi
ng,
in
it Is entirely closed out, the stock ol native costumes, will be given by
clothing now on hand, at any p run-
that will suit the customer. . tie
says he will not miss a sale if price
cuts a figure in thc transaction
This is no advertising scheme t
sell out and then stock-up, but Mc
the ladies of the Walnut at-. Presbyterian church, on Tuesday night next) Jan. I2ih; An effott Was made to secure thc costumes abd fixtures for two nights, bat it was
dee has been a life-time in this I found impossible U) do so and ill
branch of the business aud is fullv oonseouenee the performance will
-
' deier.iiJDH !? ooit :U - be but for cue ntglit
It will be seen by reference to
the proper heading that I. Milt.
Rogers announces his candidacy for
the office of County Treasurer, sub
ject to the decision of the Republi
can Party of Monroe co. Mr.Rogers
has a very general acquaintance throughout the county, having been
before the pimple for the same office some twelve years ago. He filled the position honestly, correctly and satisfactorily, aud will do so again, if nominated. He declares
himself iu favor of a primary elec
tion or a nominating convention
D. Eckley Hunter returned to
his work as Superintendent of the
public schools of Terrell, Texas, on
Friday. His son George accompan
ied him, and will locate in El Pas
so. " Terrell, Mr. Hunter saysj is a
town of 4,500 inhabitants aud it is
but twelve years old-. About one
million dollars is paid to the farm
ers of the immediate region each
season, by buyers in Terrell, for
cotton alone. Corn and wheat are also raised in great quantities, the
soil being a black sattdy loam of
great depth, The Slate Teachers' Association which tnet in Indianapolis last week was a well attended and profitable 'occasion. At its close Dr;
Jordan Was elected President. D.
E. Hunter, the secretary and treas
urer of the association, offered his
resignation in a felicitlmts speech,
stating as a reason for teoderiiig it
that he had removed to Texas. It
was decided, however, not to accept
the resignation, but to allow the
woi'k of thc secretary to be perform
ed by assistant:?, to be selected by
Mr. Hunter1. A paper that elicited
much favorable comment was the
one read at the afternoon session
by Prof. Allen B. Pliilputt, of the University of Indiana, on "Some
Methods ahd Tendencies of College
Education," in which he reviewed
the subject in its varied phases in a
hikthlv entertaining manner-. The
uses of the Language Taught in Teachiug Foreign Languages," was
the subject discussed in a well pre
pared paper by Prof. Hans C. G
von Jagciiiatiii) of Eailham College; He advocated the exclusion of English from thc olass-raoin, in tile tonchinj of German and
French especially, so that the stu
dent would be put m nearly as possible in the same condition as iu a
country.
NOTICE. The notes and accounts of the
late firm ot L. S. Field & Gvlwv been lft with me for col led ton l? the assignee of C. It. Perdue. AH tiiat is uot paid in 15 days will be
collected according to, law.
Jan. 6th . 1886. K. A. J? Don't buy groceries tflt call at Robertson Broe. Ths-ydw. have the choicest line of good we have ever seen. NothIKO shoddy about Robert oon Bros, stock of GrorjeneeevV sry thing new fresh, asdfwe!wpv For Sale A thorough-bred bull for sale. Inquire of Morton C. Hunter for particulars.
NottCB to all whom it may concern, Ou and after January 1st, 1886, the Bee Hive grocery will business upon a strictly cash basis. All persons indebted to said firm will please make it coiiveuitnt facet tie (heir accounts on or before that date. We will sell you good cheaper upon the cash plan.
JOHN 8. CLtiMJUUiX Bee Hive Grocery. Dress Patterns, the finest hi
the city at McCalkt & CbA ao and hundreds of patterns have been sold oiace the new fall stock waste ccived. :i
COMFORT Si
well made, and of BOOU Material,
just received by MeCalbv Cj.
Fresh supplies of a$ocericar
received eacn wees; u
the vomer grocer. Arupng the latest is the "Magic Ycist Cakes,"
and the "Empire Baking Powder;"
All the noveltteii in gmets$ jean be fi.ttdd in this house. Alt good delivered free "of chargcv -
BtisAO the creat staff of Wf
all the better for health fur being
extra good. Thai ts tlte kind Benckart, the baker, bakes.; Kv erybwdy that ban eaten tMv!fcad, will eitt it again. It- ia superb. Two car loads of Bran and Shorts just received by Robertson Bros, at their corner grocery. iTaffifjasan , A FAVORtTE HotKL IS the Orchard House, situated apposite the depot. Tim tiousu it large ve4iUy arraacd, and the riMnts are COirVrtbly furnished: Good bods, i. well aUpptitti Ublo all this stiycRo might dvsir. are to bo fud hero. Wirrragd sample rooln are fitted up in the Orchard House, and titmw trmrclal tMvelera will find the Orch ird n sooit house at which to sto(t. Mdats smp. piled to persona at rosonUe tlstires, i) retard Si Son are tho propriotuta, '
troign
Tvb Ovstprs ata how j
by Benckart every day r t:; li
nas maue arrangcnienw lo-recwve
inein, certain, every cwttii
iNotuiiig wetter tnaif vmemtmi'
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