Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 June 1886 — Page 3

GO TO MOSE KAHN'S FPU FI1NE FURNISHING GOODS.

. amlalia Wine. xfE GREAT FAST MAIL SK The Shortest, Best, and Quickest ina between the North and South. West BoundLeave Grcencnstlo JuncJon Ul pm, 0.05 am, 12.22 night, 11. U ? Arrive, Tcrro Haute, 2.05 p TO, 10.12 a , 1.30 a in, 12.13 p m. Arrive, Effinglwm, 4.10 p m, 13.57 p tti, 3.45 a m, 2.2 T a ra. " Arrive, St. Iuii, 7.30, p m, 5.00 p m, 7.00 a m, 5.45 a in. Arrive, Kansas CUt, 8.09 a m, 7.23 p m. Going North Leave Terro Haute, 3.45 p m, COO am. Arrive, South. Bend 10:50 P. M. and 12:45 P.M. Please to remember that for maps time-tables and other information apply to Begets & Woolley, Ticket Agents at Blooroington. or J. N. LANGWOKTHY, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terra Haute, Ind.

Tims Tablu at Blooiuxowht. Arrives, going North: .Lafayette Accommodation, .. . 6:40a.m Chicago Day Mail,....., 10:5Ta.m '- do Nignt Express, ll:29p.Jf Arrivss, going South : Bloomington Accommodation, - 9.00P.M Louisville Day Mail, 4:20p.m do Night Express, 3:43a,h See General Advertising Card.

I desire to thank ilie proprietor and employes of the Chair Factory for the assistance rendered me since meeting with tho accident which for the present, has deprived me of tho moans of support. May the blessings of the Great King be with them, and may their "broad cast upon the waters, return to them after

many days.''

HARRY GUY.

Sasla with Glass for Sale. Some six and nine light saab, with glass, for sale at this office, at 10c. per light This is charging only the price of the glass throwing in the sash, the painting and glaeing.

Now will you call and; examine our stock of Plows, Cultivators, Sulky Bakes, Buckeye Reapers and Mowers, and in short everything in this line. Also, a foil and complete stock of Building Material of every description, including Doors, Blinds, Sash, Glass, Paints, Oils, Ac. Ac. A complete assortment of Favorite Cooking Stoveand don't forget the little amount long past due it will be received,and you will feel better when it is paidW. J. ALLEN. CALL aso see the genial Tobe Smith at his immense curiosity store and great jewelry emporium. No description that could be written would do justice to that stock it is incomparable. There are so many articles too, that cost an inBiimifiMnt snm (5 and 10c.) so as

to be brought within the reach of all that no one, however poor is excluded. You can get the finest gold watches manufactured, .firstwater diamonds, and standard silverware at Tobe Smith's. In fact yon can buy articles there that are only orcasionly seen in the largest cities, and the prices at which he 'sells them is marvellously low.

The store is on the south side of

the square.

The West Side Groceby" is nresided over by James C. Robin

son, formerly a salesman with Ra-

' lev&Co.. and Robinson, in h

room (next to Geo. Atkinson's shoe

store! keens one of the choicest

stocks of groceries to be found in

the town. One of bis specialties is

Fleischman's Yeast, the only kind worth buying. In Coffees, sugars,

cigars and tobaccos, Robinson acknowleges no superior. He makes it a point to secure the best goods that can be gotten, knowing his customers will be satisfied when

they try them. Call on Jimmy

jKoutnson, wnen in town. The Summer is here, and Char

ley Mobley, the veteran sooth side dry goods and fancy goods dealer is in receipt of weekly installments

of such goods as are most desirable

for the trade at this season. Mob

ley has arrangements with wholesale bouses by which he is kept con

stantly posted as to the latest arti

cles manufactured and introduced

to the trade, and they are bought

and shipped to him at once. In

this way he always has the latest

styles in all goods, and at figures

that are truly surprising.

Wabarfi ScrcUches. and Itch, cured

in 30 minutes, by W.xxlford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other This never fails Bold be H. Lindlev. firuesist. novl2-5

Nobby surra, neat-fitting and handsome, are turned out daily by Ben. McGee, the Artist Tailor, at his emporium of fashion, on the south side of the public square. A peculiarity of MoGee's suits is that while they fit snugly to the form, as if moulded, they are perfectly easy no, binding or sensation of drawing. In fact, they have the peculiarity of all proper-fitting clothes : you are unconscious of the fact that you have them on yonr person, and so don't feel constrained and uncomfortable as is the case with the clothes cut by many Tailors. McGee has the best piece goods the market affords and trims with only first-class trimmings, buttons, etc. A spring suit should be ordered now, so that it may take its place early in the list. Prompt attention given orders by postal card for shavings and blocks. Give street and name. J. C. Dolan & Co. Just Received At BLAIR'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE the verv article for which you are lookinir. The LATEST STYLE Shoes, made

over the Latest style Lasts the shoe trade

knows. We invite you .to examine onr complete line of flexible sole shoes just received and defy competition to match this beautiful line and its prices. Always call

at Blair's for flexible sole shoes for ladies. In men's fine shoes we have received the nicest line of shoes the market can furnish, and at prices to suit the times. S. S. & Co.'s line of fine shoes are made in Chicago by competent workmen, and fit the Hoosiers' feet perfectly. AVe place them along side anybody's eastern shoes and at prices from 50 to $1 50 per pair lower in price. Don't forget it, "Rtairs is the place to get yonr foot wear of every description. One door from the Corner, west side square. W T.BLAIR.

The total assessment of the city of Bloom ington for taxes is $1,450,439. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jno. S. Clemmons, on Saturday morning

last,' a daughter,

re-

Alex, Robison is also in

ceipl of pension Harry Guy, a young roan employed in the Chair Factory, had one of his bauds sawed last week. Miss Clara Sluss is visiting

Mrs. Lizzie Taylor has been her sister at Shoals, Mrs. Geo. Al-

re-elected instructor of music in the ford

Lafayette public schools.

The fireworkB for the 4th of

July will be furnished by Tobe

Smith & Son, will constitute 639 pieces, and will cost 200. Mamie Taylor has been elect-

pcI na lonolmr in nns of the Ken

tncky schools, but has not as yet s gone to t.inco n, ins on ai

u to relations anu menus.

Misses Addieand Elk Wilson

are spending the week with friends

near Clear Creek.

Miss Minnie Bryan is visiting

her sister in Tipton, Intl., Mrs. Mollie Booth.

The wife of Mr. Jas. Simmons

is-

Mr. and Mrs. Carrier (Anna

Dennis) are the parents of a daugh

ter, born in Germany.

B. F. Adams and wife returned

to Bloomington Saturday night, after it two weeks visit among Mrs. Adams' relations in Kentucky.

Under the recent re-arrange

ment of Postmasters' salaries, the

salary of theBlooraington postmaster

has been raised $100.

Joe McPheetcrs is proudly

nursing a malignant boil on one

of his hands, a result of his recent

determined to accept. . The father of Mrs. John F. May died in Bloomington, Ills., last Saturday, in his 91st year. Mrs. May went to Bloomington Saturday a week. Russell White's recipe for killing cabbage worms is lime and water, thick enough for white-wash, poured on each cabbage. Jno. B.

Buskirk has tried it and says it

works like magic.

The A. M. E. church has a

debt of 125, and the Pastor is

making an effort to raise the amount.

He is a polished eentleman, and campaign ot Uaad-suaKing

should meet with courteous treat- The Progress ofbee is indebted

ment. to Dr. Axtell for a copy of the re-

-Miss Julia Fry, a well known Pt of the State Board of Health

lady of Lafayette, is in the last

stages of consumption. She was a Mrs. Kirk apd daughter, oi

frequent visitor to Col. Taylor's Allegheny City, sister and neice ot

family when they resided here. 1 Mrs. Bollmau, returned to their

Chas. E. Coffin, with wife and home on Monday.

son, w ill come to Bloomington July Mrs. Mellette, daughter ot

11th, to celebrate his birthday, and Pro). T. A. Wylic, returned to her

will remain a few days preparatory home in Watertown, Dakota, on

to going east to spend the summer Saturday

months. I p T J K. Simmons and

A six months old child of Wm. wife. of Ridze Farm. Ills., after a

Finn died last week from injuries ten days' visit to their sons

received by falling from a chair. Bloomington, have returned to their

The child fell on its head, and con- I home,

cusion of the brain is supposed to Mrs. Mollie Booth and bus

nave been the cause ot death. jB j tai.on ,. .paidnnee

" 1

Mr. Wildman, late Postmaster in Tipton, Ind., where Mr. Booth at Indianapolis, but at present bu- and ,is father are engaged in the

siness manager of the Daily Jour- I retan jewelry business.

nal, was in town last week. He

came here to look after business

matters, and to get posted on the!

political situation.

Rev. Givler and family left

Bloomington on Monday for Lan

caster co., Pa., in response to a tele- j

gram conveying information of the

Prof. Ai water is giving his

residence, on South College Avenue, a general overhauling - repainting, re-paperiug, changing pautry, cupboards, etc.

Ike. Walker went to Chicago

last week to meet his sister, Mrs.

BUCKEYE MOWERS as i' Reapers arc the best. Don't buy any other kind without you see these. For Sulky Rakes, Cultivators, and in short everything in the Farming Implement Hue, at low prices, call at W. J. ALLEN'S. .!! Foil Bdilmxo Material, including Doors, Sash, Glass, Oils and Paints, Nails, and anything else vou may need, go to ALLEN'S.

. ! COBN FOB SALE. W. J. ALLEN.

Auditor Alexander has a neat

four room house, with all requisite

out houses, and a large lot well set

with fruit trees and vines which

will be sold on reasonable terms.

fatal illness of Mrs. Givler's moth- tpw wlu) was on ner wa lo

er, Mrs. Good. There will be Bloomington from Montreal, Cana-

preaching next Sunday, as usual

Miss Lillie James of Snencer. Irs- omon, of Rockport, has

1 - r t. . i it"

i nniiain nf ir-a .i.i. iw ; . rented miss Mcuermous nweiimg

vi aujo u ooiuu a vii act tib - 7 la 1 ! 1. 1 Ml

nresentin Bloominirton. and win house, ana Hill imng ner cnuuren

nere to ue cuuuuieu in me mumuu

remain during the next four months.

one will teach a class in music, a

sufficient number having been al

ready secured.

On Thursday last Mrs. T. A.

13 FURE J5RAHMA Jl-GGS lor J9 wl to at tin Toci rlonrta noar

a St Ai.A ;U Iv. yloliironul t fnUina I J '

vim wwiw. . . . . . .

& KarseU's grocery store in Bloomington t new university campus, gave an

when passing to town. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address E. Eanard, White Hall,

Indiana. till July 14

I had a friend I did trust him, I lost my friend, I lost his custom. I will give names next week. Jos Myeh, the Barber.

afternoou lnnch to a number of

I Why in rick,

twaaaCMH.steertsaiwrniwta,

WhwahiCMMw.ri rethf CastOTfe

4

taife mm Fire lamraaee Ac.

eatcy. The undersigned has with his already1 popular Are-triad and fire-tested fim Insurance Ageney of this eity the

young not vigorous Mutual jseserre jmna

Life Association of ew York. This is

the cominjr life InauranceCompanyof the nineteenth century. It pays all its losses in full from l.OO to $20,000. I can insure you for about one-half; what is required in Jan old line, or level-premium company. This is worth paying attention

to. This association ns more money on deposit with the insurance Commissioner rf Xew York than any company doing businass in the State. All that are thinking of taking Life Insurance (and all ought to have it,) I invito them to call and see ms, and examine my terms and association, and 1 witt put yon in an association - where von can save one-half of your premium, and have last as good indemnity.

Tbat's what I will do. Please call and see me in my office up-staira in Fee's building, corner of 8th st. and College Avenue, Bloomington, lad-, and I will either insure your life or property, on the best of

WM. M. TATS, AOEST.

REPORT ot the Condition or THE first: rational Sank AT BLOOMINGTOIT, in the State of Indiana, at the close of business, on the THIBD DAT OF JUNE, 1886. KBSOUBCKS. Loans and discounts, $1 94,584 31 Overdrafts, 3,956 S3 U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 3 per cents,-. 120,000 000

u a Bonus on fianoi par vaiue j

4 per cents... 1,000 00

Dim from SDDroved Reserve

Agents,- .. 25,250 57 Dae from other National Banks, - 5,019 49

Due from state and Private Banks and Bankers............ 0,897 2 Beal estate.. $8,564 59 Furniture & fixtures, 1,094

Current expenses and taxes

paid,.-. . 4,120 60 Premiums paid- 267 50 Bills of other Banks,... .... 5,158 00 Fractional currency, including nickels HDd cents,. ........ 260 85 Trade dollars, 457 00 Gold coin, ... ............. 18,950 00 Silver coin......... 1,800 00 Fractional,,...... ......... .......... 2t6 00 Legal Tender notes, ............. 2,400 00

Redemption luna witn u. a. Treasurer (not more than 5

per cent, on circulation)...... 4,420 00

terms.

O. Van Zandt Ac Son, CIV DKRT AHKBS JKD SKA LIBS IV Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and, Coffins. Hearse and Carriages furnished to order. Orders by telegraph will receive prompt attention. Shop on College Avenue, north end of W. O. Fee's Building, Bloomington, Indiana. FURNITURE. We bnre added a targe and carefully se(wk of Furniture, and invite our friends lu cull bv't'ore making purchase.

Total $404,406 66

LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid ins.. ...91 20,000 00

Surplus fund, 24,400 00

Undivided profits, 11,172 92

Circulating notes recetvea from Comptroller, 108,000 00

-. 108,000 00

individual deposits, subject to check $104,354 0$

Demand certificates of deposit,... . 36,509 09

149,923 74

University

Mr. Nabb, the house painter,

who for a number of years has re

sidiad in Cincinnati, will remove his

family to Bloomington as soon as

he can secure a dwelling house,

John Alexander is building a

lady guests. It is not necessary to house on hi:i farm two miles north-

say that all of tho appointments east of town, and will have a verit-

were first-class the well known able bachelor's den out there this

ability of the hostess in such mat- fall. These California girls will

ters is a guarantee of this. It was look for him in vain, as will also

one of the most perfect ef the many his old friend, the tinker.

i l i i r .1 I

pieatsaui Jimcuc oi iu aamnf, Anderson, and his sis

. ,

Geo. Hunter of Chicago arriv- tor Hattie, of Chicago, children

ed on the afternoon train, Tuesday. 0f Henry Anderson, formerly of

The electric light line will be this county ,have been visiting their

convenient to hang clothes on it uncle, in tbis place, John K, An

is laro-e enomrh. and is new and dexson. .Lew. Anderson was ex-

clean, pected here on last Saturday even

J. N. Alexander will use the ing, but owing to business engage

electric light, at the old Dunn stand moots was unable to come.

ho is always up witn tne times. Turner Brothers have rented

Ellettsville Citizen : On Wed- th b large room on the north side of

nesday at 11 o'clock the Rev. W. the nublic sauare formerly occupied

-w- -r . r.i- l

H. uacKSon ot tnis piace, was join- . tfae McPheeter8 Hardware Co.,

ders, of Detroit, Mich., at the home and "ill move their two furniture

of her sister, Mrs. Blair, at Brazil, stores to ii as soon as cerium iw

the Rev. Mr. Stewart officiating. provements and repairs can be made,

A number oi special iriends ot lira- it wjh be a splendid room for th

ZU, gnu !. TT . DSCftWII OI 1UHUIUO- . rri. i.:.i business.

iy, were jrcBeui. jluc uiiuc received several handsome and useful

presents AHer partaKing ot a W!nsion check8 bad been cashed at

bounteous dinner Mr. and Mrs. . . .t .. . .

.Tnlnn tnnk tb train for this uie " "c

nlom anrl n rAmmr'mn wm lipid ot. I oiresent quarter, J lie number tor

the resiaence ot Mr. Jackson, a the quarter will reach about iw,

large number ot friends. A fine nd ih averape amount is about

supper was serveu. g30 T, ; th -mount of

Mrs. Summers & HeadleV are monev fexclusive of arrears naid

... 11 11 , t 1 '

selling an tneir not ons ana rancy the nioominirton Bank as

irnnrin of tnat-. 1 .nrlioa rtnll anil enAi 0

forTonrseW ' 9000 per quarter, or 36,000 per

Bonrd of Kducation at its recent meeting

-i r . 1 1 . : 1 . a r. .1 r. -,.

day of January, 1887, every applicant for plaOCS of business that Will have the

a teaonor s license snuu presont 10 me 1 t.JectrJc light s

nniii miwnninnnnni, bl i nn t i , in ii ,

Up to Friday evening 266

Total, $404,496 66 State or Indiana, MuOS CoUHt Y, 1 88. I, "W. E. "VVoodbttrk, Cashier of tho ahove named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above, statement is true, to the best of my knowlndgn and belief. W. K. WOODBOKN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn before nie, this 10th day of June, 1886. JOHN II. LOUDEN', Notary Public Correct Attest: Jons Wai.drow, P. K. BusKtBK, Nat. II. Him., June 1C-18S0. Director!!.

the examination, a review or composition I H. JiJJeltUS, 1081011100, ColilOS

upon one of tho following books: laie oi i ,g Ivarseli, Howe Son, (;orner

1WU JLUY1U Vj-UIMJIUWIU, XliVHUIlUi

Heart of Mtulotnmn, iionry

The following U a list of the

pregijnt to tne

stinerintendentj at the time of

iw 01 ng bi

Esmond. T0h"o Clothing, W. T. Blair, J. W. Sim-

Spv, The Pilot, Tlio Scarlet Letter, Tho mons, d. U. JrlOWC and I'. Mile,

Hketch Book, Knickerbocker's New York, lter Bowman, f aris Jiros., (Jra

The Happy Hey uy Kjornaon), rooms ot , Banner Store. Wicks' Bee

whionlJoenTs'of LweTinsaideoDo- Hive, J. S. Cleinnions, ltobertsoii

sition shall contain not loss than COO nor Bros., E. P. Adams, D. T. Raley

more tlian.i.uuu woras, slum be in tne ap- & Qq M j, Sm,th m. Wlictsell, phoanU own hand-writing, snd shall bo , Mll,tt,t Har,!-

nocompitniea wan a aecmruuon mat it isi " iz. . .. : r. " ;

the applicant's original work. The coun- ware Co., H. Jjindley otbtin, Bern.

ty suponntenaont snail consider tne mor- McQeo , & Son, J. JH. Alexander.

ZZ:' S "'0 National Hotel, Ryors' factory, City

....... r. . 1 . I' 131 ... ri . .

x. l. uaajiu .o. mint. 1 oi joiwuiiuku'ih. usuw.

Chas. P. Tourner is the father of a fine boy. James Jackson was in Brazil, last week, at the wedding of his father, Rev. W. H. Jackson. ! Dr. Maxwell's family will remove this week from town to the farm southeast of town. -Chas. F. Tourner is seriously ill, and has been confined to his bed for a week or more. Go to the Orchard House for

your dinner, on the 4th of July. It

is the old reliable hotel near the depot. Elmer Smith who has been in Illinois five or six months, has returned to his home east of this place. John G. Robinson, southeast of town, has been enjoying a visit from his brother, D.miel Robinson, of Carrol co., O. On Friday morning John Stepp, Silas Grimes and Enoch Fuller went to Trinity Springs, lo spend a short time recuperating their wasted energies. Smith ville is pretty well represented in the city of Fort Worth, Texas, and vicinity, and lust week Lincoln Cuzee took train for the same locality. John Lanman is at present in Milwaukee, where he has been sent bj Rand, McNally & Co. of Chicago, who are establishing a branch house in Milwaukee. Joe Payne is moving a frame house from the north side of his present residence, on North College

Avenue, so that he may have more light and breathing space. The house will be taken to a lot near

the chair factory.

lionj. MeUee anu wile will go

to Indian Springs, Martin county

next Monday, to spend ten days or

two weeks drinking the famous

mineral waters of that locality, and

taking needed rest

Wm. J. Allen, Jas. B. Mulky,

S. K. Rhorer, Miss McDermott

Mrs. Frank Worley and her sister

and perhaps others, will leave here

for California about July 20th.

Messrs. Allen & Mulky are dele

gates to the National Encampment G. A. R. which will meet in San

Francisco on the 3d of August next

Prot. Brown VYylie is having

his dwelling house on North Wal

nut street raised, and is building a

new foundation under it. Miss

McDermott is also having a founda

tion built under her dwelling house.

Repairs and changes such a3 these are common all over the city, and

are keeping our mechanics quite

busy. Supt. Woodward of the L. N

A. & C. railway ha3 a number of

fine marcs and a stallion, ou John Grafton's blue-grass farm, near Clear Creek. The stallion is his special delight. He is of trotting stock, and has a record of 2:30. Abdallah Bird is his name, and he was sired by Coupon, by Rusdyke's Hambledonian, darned by Simpkins' Black Bird, from Hale's

Green Mountain Morgan. Mr.

Woodward values this splendid

onimnl at 8,000, though he is not

lor sale. He visits this horse frequently, and never allows him to

be shod unless he is present, and

then only by the most skillful

workman. When he had him shod the other day no one could put a

shoe on but the Gilmore Brothers.

Bcnj. Hcadley died at his fesilcnce, northeast of town, on Thurs

day last, after many months of suf

fering, with a disease Of the stomach

contracted in the army The burial took place in the Bloomington cemetery, on Friday afternoon, aud

the remains were followed to their

final resting place by a large con

course of citisScns and family friends. Benjamin Ileadlov was bom in Itiin-

dolnh county. Va.. Vol). 13th. 1822. Ho

County Orders. I desire to purchase some Monroe co. Orders. 8. It. CHITTENDUN, Indianapolis, Ind. Inquire of the Editor of the Republican Progress. Chicago parties bought the wool belonging to Jno. G. Robin

son, Monroe Miller and S. H. Phil

lips, last week.

Burr liobbins' circus will be

in Columbus, Ind., on the 11th.

They will not take Bloomington in

their route.

Low rates on the Monon.

Tickets sold at one fare for the

onnd trip, good going July 3rd, 1th and 5th, aud good returning

till July 6th.

The wives of Jno. Butcher and

David Crafton, both of Smithville,

are in the last stages of consump

tion. Fully eight-tenths of the deaths that occur in Monroe county

are caused by consumption.

David Harbison and Clay, his

brother, are engaged in the meat business in Fayelteville, Arkansas.

Fayetteville is a town of 1,200 inhabitants, and their's is the only shop in the place.

Caspar Vanzandt has recently

furnished caskets for Mrs. Duck

rones, (colored) ; Mrs. Jane Allen,

Ellettsville, and J. W. Gallinger; Benj. Headley, died June 24, dis

ease of the stomach, aged 62 years ;

Elizabeth Carter, Stanford, aged 92

years, and Wm. Finn's infant.

Contests in oratory were the

principal and leading events of the

DePauw College commencement,

and attracted great attention. Ora

tory is one of the lost arts in the I.

S. U., as elocution is no longer

taught here.

It is to be hoped that the Dem

ocratic central committee will not

take Jas. B. Clark off the ticket for Clerk. Please use your influence with them Bro.Feltus, 'cause it will be a jolly picnic for Fuller to beat him.

John Neeld and family were

shaken up by a stroke of lightning,

at their farm house four miles west

of town Wednesday evening. The

weather-boarding was blackened as if powder burnt, and the family are glad that the result was no worse. Mr. Ben. F. Butler (colored) has for some time been carrying on

an extensive grocery business in the

vicinity of the ehair factory, without competition, but Mr. Fallowcll,

of Brown county is preparing to put in a choice stock of godlls, and Ben. Butler will have to hustle if he keeps up with him. On Sunday morning, in the Christian church, Prof. Atwater read an historical account of the growth and success of that denomination in Bloomington during its existence here. The historical facts were carefully gathered, and blended in a pleasing and instructive manner. The church is strong,vigorous and growing rapidly, with one of the best church properties in the town, and is out of debt. There have been fifty-eight additions to the membership in the past six months. A groat many people will take occasion while in Bloomington on

the 4th to lay in a stock of groceries. They ought always to make it a point to get the best and at the same time try to get the mast for

theeir money. There is one place in this town where that can be done every time, and that is at Jon Alexander's (D'tnn & Co.'s old stand). This store is near the depot, and carries the biggest, best, choicest, cheapest stock in Bloomington. Your good money is worth good goods, and as Joe Alexander keeps no other kind you cab make no mistake by going there anytime. Better lay in a supply on the 4th of July.

Miss Sue Paynfer of Chicago,

is the guest of Align Jlamio lSrouux. The sham battle to be given

at Lafayetto, Ind. July 31st, during the pneamnment of the Indiana Logion and

visiting companies, win oe upon a scute

never colore attempted ni a simitar gatu-

Don't fail to see thcncwbridgiJuly 13. rCharley Miller has moved into Soddy Carmichael's new house, on west oth 3treet Persons can visit the penitentiary free July 13th. Col. Berry Scars, well known to many in this locality, died recently in Pittsburg, Kansas. July 13th, round trip tickets to New Albany only 1.50,$1.00, SOc. Smoke your glass. The sun will be in total eclipse on the 2')tli of August. Don't fail to go on the Sunday SchooS excursion, July 13tb. ColdJ tea and tea-leaves laid about the roots of potted plants fertilize and keep the soil light. July 13tb, cheap excursion. J. E. Henley's family have moved info the house owned by Craig Worley, on west 6th street, recently occupied by John Carr. Baskets will be taken cbfirgc of by committee for parties going on excursion July 13th. All baskets must be labeled with name of owner. Mr. John A. Reed, a coal merchant of St. Paul, Minn;, was in town last week on his way to Bedford, where he was born and reared. Take a holiday and visit the fall citiesjJuly 13th. Dow Woodall has brought a club of ten subscribers to this office recently. When Dow undertakes to do a thing he works at it untiringly till he succeeds. Don't forget Tuesday, July 13. The Bloomington District Association of ministers and layman ol the M. E. church, held its conference Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, at Gosport. July 13th will lie the excursion day of the M. E. Sunday School.

Those having sheet iron stoves to re iair can store the same for the summer at the north side tin shop, free of charge. ttaSa-H Ic: C-REAff, the heist that U made, ean now be had at all hours at Bcnckart's restaurant and confectionery, four doors south of the postoffice. ,m 'm i - James Ryan has for sale at his shop some fine two horse wagons, only sixty dollars each, spring wagons, buggies, phaetons, &c., all ready to hitch to. He proposes to sell them as cheap as they can be bongiit anywhere, and he warrants them put up in a durable style. Call and inspect these vehicles, opposite the county jail, before yoa buy. Job work and horse shoeing done promptly. Charley Mobley has been receiving a quantity of handsome summer under clothing, parasols, fans, etc. Call and sec him

You will find it cheaper to buy your bread of Benckart than to ba se it yourself, audihen Beuckart'i bread is uniformly good. A Fine Farm fob Sale. Ed Stepp has one of the best farms in the Clear Creek blue-grass belt, and vishing to go to California for his health, he offers the farm for sale. There are 204 acres, all in grass but 20acres. The farm buildings nre good, and the farm proper, (the land,iis in as good condition as it is possible for land to be, with the b .'st of fencing, both of stone and vood. For terms and price, call on Ed. Stepp, six- miles south of Bloomington three miles south of Ch-ar Creek Station. Bread! Bread! The best is alwavs the chcapest,espeoially when it cos s no more than an inferior article. Get a loaf of Beuckart's Twist Bread. All kinds of bread and cikes baked daily. Money to loan on long time at low rites. East, Cork & Ddslap.

A Favorite Hotel is the Orchard Houso, situated opposite tho depot. The house is large, conveniently arranged, and t!ic rooms are comfortably furnished. Good !eds, a well supplied table all that

rr, ., , . ... 1 any or might- desire, are to Iw round Two threshers were brought to : h(4. wclfarmncud sample rooms at

town last week by the hardware p5" 'P in the Orchard House, and Com , .! morcit 1 travelers will find the Orchard a firms. An unusual quantity otio to80 at which to stop. Moats supfarm machinery has been sold this tCTl

was tno fourth son of Isaac and K!iK.ibo.H

Head ley. Hi parents moved to .Monroe county! O., in 1835. Ho was married to Euuiiio Morse, in Morcan co., O , Uc. 23,

If 12. There woro born lo thorn twelve

children nine sons and threu daughters.

nine of them living, und present at hi f'u-

ncral. lie nrnnvscj religion and unucu

with the St. K. Church at tlio niro of

und lias lived an exemplary Christian life during that lime. IV hen the war broke out lie enlisted In the 101st Ohio Inlanlry.

He moved to Monroe county, Indiana, in AucuM, !;.. ami fettled on the farm

wlicie ho died June 21, loori, at 8.20 A.JI

oring in the State, and will exhibit tho ac

tion anu movements oi troops unuer wm.-

Uai lire, Willi sum n icmisHU uw

the onlookers will sco war itself, save the

actual flow of blood and eensoqttent saeri

fioo of life.

16 lbs. 6hoice Carolina Rice, $1.00 0 lbs. Choice Dried Peaches $1.00 PRICE OUll SUGARS Scaling Wax, CjUum 1?VuH 9ars.

DUKX & CO. S OLD STAND. J. N. ALEXANDER,

season. Remember the cheap excursion to 3Sew Albany on July 13th. Mrs. Scott, of Idaho Territory, neice of Mr. W. O. Fee and a daughter of Rcv.Newt. Fee, a former resident of this county, is visiting Mr. W. O. Fee's family in this place. Go to New Albany, the 13th

of July, on the M. E. S. S. e xcursion. 1.50 round trip. Mrs. Cooper, a sister of Mrs. Sudbury and the Walker Brothers, arrived in Bloomington last Thursday, from Montreal, Canada, and will spend the summer with relations here. It will cost you but 1.50 to go to New Albany on the 1 3th of July. The Jennie Wallace Comedy Company has closed a contract with Mr. McPheeters for the use of Mendelssohn Hall during the week of the Monroe county Fair. It is

said to be a first class troupe.

Go to New Albany on the 13th

of July with the S.S. excursion. It

will cost you but 1.50.

-The Harrodsburg Review pub

lishes the artesian well petition,

from which it is seen that among

the persons whose names arc at

tached are Marion Hinkle and II. J. Felt us. We have our opinion

of the men who signed that paper.

Prof. Van Nuys and family

have gone to Waupica, Wisconsin,

and will remain there till Septem

ber. The Professor and family will put in their lime hunting and fishing living out in the air a greater part of the time. Oscar Sotlder has procured from parties at Groesbcck, Texas, a pair of Louisiana blood-hounds, and proposes that such mysteries as

the Fedder minder aud the express

train robbery shall be cleared up in a summary manner hereafter. John Pennington, of New Al

bany, a brokeman on the Louisville,

New Albany & Chicago railway,

was crushed between the bumpers

of two freight cars at Bedford; and

so seriously hurt about the hips

and knees that his recovery i doubtful. A life-like aud artistically ex

ecuted portrait, in India Ink, o

the deceased wife of Dr. McPhect crs, has been completed by th

Doctor's grand-daughter, Miss Ma

mie Taylor. The portrait is an ex

ccptiouaHy fine piece of work and is spoken of .in tho most complimentary terms by all who have had the good fortune to examine it Miss Taylor's talents are worthy o'

I lultiv.itioti.

Ca rbiage PAlNTrso and Carriage Trimming neatly nnd promptly done by W. Matt. Bkaixy, in his shop in the old Christian church building on Kirkwood Avenue. If you desire to have any work done in this iiuc please call at the shop.

for a class of soda

with Bcnckart's premium Ice Cream in it. It is pleasant to the palate and soothing to the nerves. Try it and be happy.

If you want tin or sheet iron

work go to Seward & Noel on the north side.

Bi-NJ. McGee The Merchant Tailor,

Is tti ming out some of the handsome it suits ever seen here.

His piece goods, (now arriving

every day) are very stylish and at

tractive.

MoGeo never makes .a miss-fit. He h tys there is no need of it, if s man understand;; his business. If you want to feel satisfied with

your spring suit, get McGee to fash

ion it. lie has no superior no has r o equal.

CaptueeD By JEd. Wlictsell, THE FINEST LINE OF Mens' Shoes, French Calf, Hand Sewed. MADE IN THE UNTTED STATES, AND NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE RED FRONT SHOESTOBE,SOUTH

SIDE OF THE SQUARE.

m. ) ii i j.i i ll II .1

Iue Cream in your soda, at

Bcnckart's no extra charge. Ev

erybody likes it. 6c. a glass. Good.

Hemp WtusoN's stock of queens-

ware ana glassware w very cuni-

pleto. He buys from first hanos,

and so can give some unneara or bargains to those in search of this ciasi! of goods. Goods delivered.

Crystal Baking Powder i each

50c. package entitles purchaser to ft

vaU able prise ot glassware. try

you? luck, at witeoira urocery,

'Progress lllook." Tnv the XXNI& McLaughlin Cof Ve, sold at Wilson's Grocery.' Asl. for it. Also ask for the Mik.ido cigar, one of Wilson's best. . IUt produce always bought by Hemp. Wilson, the grocer. Yott oan get good butter at his store as well as nil the choicest groceries.He makes a specialty of fiuc teas, oolices, cigars and tobacco.

Voficc of Adiuiafet ratios.

JOTIOEllieroly given, that tho uiw

dorstunvu lias liocn ainwiMou by Hie

CU"k of llio Moiiroo t'iriiiit Court ft Mo iiw oomitv, KUito of lmlinnn, A1. nil islrntor ?) Inmis noli of tlio i-sUto of IpIiu M. Colo, lain of Mo hmo county, lowt: ml. JShM 3sluto if siipiiosci) to l.o solvent. .1UHN li. t'Ol.K, "a ; '.''. "- Admit. .s'.r.it'tr. ikisltuk & llurv.n Attjt.