Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 August 1886 — Page 2

Farmers can club together and get

I ertilizors very cheap, of Jos. N. Alexander.

PrinUd emeh Wtdnaday Horning,

in AOTAMCB, a -Tear

KeaaMlcaa CmmU Ticket. ENOCH FULLER. For Auditor, SILAS GRIMES. For Shtrif, NEW70N X. MATHERS. For Dmtaurtr, JAMES B. GASTON. For Jfocorrftr, JOHN BRADFORD. For Surveyor, ANDREW G. DILLMAN. Fur Cormier, JOSEPH ROGERS. For Cbmrnitmomn, Steomt District W. it. A. K1RBT. third DirictJOHN P. HARRELL. For Congress Fifth District, IBA G.CHASE, ot Hendricks County.

thir work well and we believe much

nl was -don for the Sunday scnooi

am Every one went away feeling that j thev bad been benefitted, and determined

that th.y would do more far the Sunday

School. - A-

fmr Hareler.

Htjbon. Ind.. Aue. 17. This

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

Chas. Scan has moved into his

new house on west 6th street

John Sears has gone to housekeep

ing in the Milieu bouse on North

College Avenue- Harry Swind-

f'Ll1! !ftTZ 1 1- has opened a bakery and restaur.

U SWVa -.v..-.- . I . ,1. J I...

murder of Railroad Aeent, Jobn S. an. 10 tne iw iy uw.uFi. r

Davis of the Ohio & Mississippi Charles Tomer as a furniture store

railway Ibis morning, and the sub-1 Faris Bros, will have a hand

sequent lynching of tne nwreerer. drug r00nl just one door

"t? rV north of their present stand. They

u u a u- hiuhamllare voung gentlemen of taste and

nwai Winn ouo uu .... . 0 slept, and, snatching Mr. Davis' know just how to arrange and dec-

vest and tronsers off the bedpost, I orate a store The gallant old the man made bis escape. Mrs. ooj --r-j-aent ;s netting ready to

Davis screamed and aroused her ... - Mnrt!aviH.

, T ! . 1 MW ....... ....

nosoana. mr. javia ajinug tk ImI van ftr the midnight

marauder, shouting for him to halt. Owen County Institute on Monday

After he bad ran about three hun- j evening last Shook & Faulk . .... J t.. 1 I

died yams we punmeu rK'-' I ner. the EllettsvilJe wagon manu-

ZZS I? ZSfj i Carers whose faetory recently

rw 1 Durnea oar. uuk vi reinuviuu w

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT

SHINES

In ?lie WES W IitXJG STORE of

Norman & Kennedy, WHERE YOU WILL FIND

Pare Drags and Chemicals., also

Wall Japer, jsookh, jreriuinerien, Shoulder JBraees, Combs and Brushes, AND, IN SHORT, ALL ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT IN A

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE.

- It is Time - -

To Get Exhibits Ready

-FOB THE-

MONROE GO. FAIR.

1,500 IN PREMIUMS. Money for the Ladies, the Mechanics, the Farmers, and the Stock Raisers.

Filled with care and dispatch, by an experienced Druggist.

W Oat Tobacco and Cigars are the best. Call at tbe " Bowman

Stand. Prices always the lowest.

. J HI

- . 1 BHUIinV IB UBTIT WUUDU. u.r.

iBep-WicL. of Indian and ril oth, 1 vis resolutely pressed on and caught Spencer, it they receive certain jn

m who will cowDerate with tiram in tbe I the bsrelar tust at

coatwg campaign, are idtiiou k new ut dalete ooBTontioB, In tbo city of Indian-

apous, up TBCBSDAY, SWTWBK Urn, 88 at 10 o'clock a. -I , for tbe porpoM of adapting a platform and for nominating raajmaVirr. to be vote- for at the Uo-em-W alectioa, for tbo following .gem: OeuiaUry of State, Auditor of 8Uta,Troa--

r or atata, Attorney-general, uugo oi

, Court forth, xaira muh, , tk. ;n. man

StineriBtend-1

the railroad

track. Aa the .two clinohed the tramn drew knife and stabbed'

Mr. Davis in tbe neck and in each arm. The arteries of the right arm mc severed and Mr. Davis bled

ta death in fifteen minutes.

After he bad done his bloody

work tbe murderer fled. Tbe cries

ducements-

-Mrs. S. Johnson

of Spencer,has been visiting Bloom-

ington friends A "tough" lot

of coons gave a circus in the Hall I fast week, and gave a "tough" show

to limited crowds, 'tis said Jas.

tiferk of tbe

court,

' . ... 1 AT -J

- .,: .:A ipk m..u. t inf raiixm-B. woo iaiuuuu .u

tku. win b. comDoMxi of 1.194 delegate. I nnrsnit after tbe burelar. Af-

Konroe oouaty eatntea to bum "-1 ter half an hour eight or ten ot trie

porsaers overtook the tramp and seised him. He denied , that

he had killed Davis, protesting

that he knew nothing of the af

fair. The left sleeve ot bis shirt

was torn off, bis shirt was bloody,:

and his left thumb was severely

a-JuMt. The tramD acconnted for

Karsell is entertaining Prof. Snow

!: of Dixon. Kv. Rev. R. A.

luwaeu sums u. i

ntM.

Tbe delegates from tbe counties com-Miawtboae-cral conrressionml distriets -rill awet tn IndianapeUs at 7.-3S o'clock oat Urn nigbt preceding the date of the eon-en tioa, at such ptaees aa may bereal -tar be designated,for the poipo-e of selectingOne atember of the committee on acrmanent orgaai-atimi, one member of theeommittae on credentials, one-member

of the committee on resolutions, one ce-

pmideat of tbe con-ention, oue assistant j the missing sleeve by saying ecrrfary ef the convention. By order of I. hj len and torn it oft

Jam a X. Hmroir, Cbaimsan. T. MicnaarKa, Secretary.

that

It

Van Fossen, brother-in-law of W

P. Rogers, after a pleasant visit here, has gone to bis destination with his family Allegheny City,

Pa., where he will serve a leading

church as Pastor The Y. W.

C. T. U. met at the residence of C.

Vanzandt, on Monday evening last

MissHattie Walker of Stines-

ville is visiting Mrs. C.R. Worrall

Miss Lizzie Owens is enter-

THE MEN WHO HAVE RAISED

THOSE BIC4 CROPS OF WHEAT

BOUGHT THEIR FERTILIZERS OF ALEXANDER,

AT THE OLD DUNN STAND.

He Sells Only THE BEST.

Sept, 21,22,23,24, 1886.

THE COUNTY FAIR

a vear ae-3 was a success, ana it

is the intention of the Directors

that the next Fair

SHALL ECLIPSE

all former Fairs. The Farmers of

Monroe countv should begin at

, once the preparation of exhibits. SAMUEL DINSMORE, President of Board. Wm. F. Sewabd, Secretary.

K.A.FULK. Atty. Notice to JVen-Residents. The State of Indian, Monroe county. In tbe Monroe circuit court. September

Term, 1886.

complaint o. u.o. Conrad Stienburg, ti. Lizzie 'Woiralt,

Theodore Young, Bll K. lloilmnn, et al.

Now comes tue plain tin, by nicnard A.

Fulk, bis attorney, and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defeudants, Lizzie Worrall, Theodore Young and Belle K. Hoilman, are not resi

dents of the State of Indiana; that said

action is for the purpose of correcting a deed to real estate in Monreecounty, Ind., from Jacob Youn g and wife to Conrad Stineburg, October 4th, 1867, and that said non-resident defendants are necessa

ry parties thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said

non-resident defendants last named that unless they be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe circuit court, to be holden on the first Monday of

September A. 1). 1886, at tbe Uourt House in Bloomington, in said county and State,

nd answer or demur to said complaint,

tbe same will be heard and determined in tbeir absence. '

Witness my name and tbe Seal of said

Court, affixed at pioomington, this IGth day of J une, A. J. 1 884.

V,. UKUWntflU, Vlera.

was soon afterward found covered taining Mrs. Noels of New Albany

with blood. Tim nosso took the

man before Mrs. Davis, who posi

tivelv identified the man as the

liss Strader has returned

Jadlclail ComvejMiMa.

The Bepublicans of the Tenth Jadteial ' .k tbe hnnv

Circait of Indiana, will bold a Judicial "r 7J7!

, nday,Aug.

(MiiM at Bedford. lad.

t)iL 1888. at 1 o'clock d. m. for the pur-

-m of aominatinsr a candidate for the

4Bea of rroarcnting Attorney and of transacting soeb other businaw as may properhr ceme before the Coa-eation. "Wm. F. Browning, Chr. M. C. C Jaseph Gardiner, Ohr. L. C. C. JuMpb Tbreep, Chr. O. C. C.

JUg-IS, I8S8.

The en raced citizens, haying sat

iafied themselves that they had

?9T0J:i week, with a malarial attack

Durness Mia enwu .u a gw-"- i .. , , . walnnt tree and haaged him to ,1 Candidates were plentiful at the

limb with a half-inch cotton rope. Umonvilie old settiers' meeting, n

Their victim protested to the last was a race between Fuller and

that he was innocent et tbe murder dark to see which could out-clever

-Tim ease of tbe Chicago

arehists waa finally disposed of on

Friday last. Tbe verdict of the jury is as follows: "We, the jury, find tbe defendants, August Spies, Michael Schwab, Samuel Fielden, Albert B. Parsons, Adolph Fischer, George Engel and Louis Lingg,

of msrder as charged in the

odietment, and fix the' penalty

death. We find the defendant,Os-1 bacco. two beer checks, two hand

car W. Neebe, guilty of murder in kerchiefs, and two copper cents

and form as charged

from her visit to Carthage, Ills.,

Cant. N. E. Mathers has been

confined to his bed the greater por

tion of the time since rnday a

noniiiti

For Progress.

The Hooiiier State, now known

as Indiana, will soon need to change

its name. It has become tbe land

of the mob. And the State is dis

graced in the eyes of civilization.

Unless the people awake to utter a

protest against such horrible out

rases, and unless the authorities

come to their senses to suppress

murder, whether committed by one or a hundred, such disgraceful

scenes will continue and increase.

The fault is not primarily with the

. 1". At.- I Tl.

i. . ,. . i i ;.u 1 - . i.i . tt I courts. At ia Wltu iiie ueoiue. auu

ana nr were .gnwy wucbcu w.. sjoiiege was n wuuom w- . . . . -. ,

charged against him, but the crowd fa Fue Jead --.rM--.dI KAisaMv-shim A.ai innilAfit I

I-.M the Iwfv this forenoon. -Uncle Tommy Spicer, the

and a verdict was found that the veteran Janitor, has returned from

man was hanged by unknown per-1 a v;8;t to his children in Wisconsin

sons.

The tramp gave tbe name of W

M. Dunn and claimed to live in

Cincinnati. He was about 5 years

old, of small stature, and his beard

and in Illinois. His health was very much improved by the trip,

and everybody is glad to see him

back aeain. It wouldn't seem that

Z "-?r l"?1- ,rS d.w.-iu o psjT5c

E. church took in over foO.OU at

their lawn social in the court house

Ti TVii-wiilinr A V. JToKnaon 1 ..J .n Wulnaailav nirylit nf lnat.

...... . , Will ASVSU www. . w.. iww , wuu. LUUVOUU T ,.. w- '-

Sai S ia-fiaf-B-M-S mwtlt lw . Iwn. I ........ I J '

" i i nwivMt aim lit tbirtv voonsr earn,

and thieves and prostitutes, and

tramps and raurdeiers, that is

their only business: a business which

propose to violate every law made i . . t 1 1 i

lor iia CDiiirui, which rcsiieui- uu law of God nor man, and which stands fo-dav the most lawless and

most demoralizing agency in human! -.uur o .ifitlon. of ckiidr-n."

societv. We have established tliet-e i 7?S; i;jvr1

saloons, and we allow them to vio-

ate the law. What shall we do

with them? Is there any reason under heaven why we should have

oner

In a lawful way let us unite for a

better state of things, and it la not "

necessary to wait uutil after the election. J. A. W.

-the

sity at imprisonment in tbe pent-j aboat one inch long, from Indiana

week.

lawless people that mobs exist. A

sober, honost, industrious,law-abil-

ine. God-fearing community can

not have a mob. the deplorable

thine is that rood citizens feel no

leattary for fifteen years."

The night was uncommon

n Auaiana-1 . m, ;nf-rar-ol tn nrAt , c,..i, fi,.

polls, and he cot the,cexa"dP,af I ' :,u lhe Mle of ice cream-Uive their consent, and "say they

am uuc i i , ... , . ... ...

them in bis pond. Last week one

1 . m n . 1 .

-rr , u ., a. - , ... i u.l XT' 1- l Wnnllw and witn I EUeae "

j-eariy an in- rauronue in tnei aay, witn a minnow riuc,c , -- iu-. ... - s citizen, invite lawlcss-

coantry report a raprovc-.oM nine 01 tnem, tw ey were , oeen enienaimng tua P"' ne and mord!r, and are rcsnonsi

aen in ineir tmsinesa. iiie ran i aoout lonneen immea iodb. - Df Mrs W., Mr. and Mrs. Gamer We for the diKrace brought upon

mum amo wwm grewr -la mm groww w.u.ou ,om, - . M . The remains tho -nod name of the State. No

it ana as tneee are cooera-1 cepi wnat tney coma una in u . , . . , , ... I 1 u;.i; ..

- a i 1 1 i -.. 1 j : u . k. .:- i ot Uarmon Qtuitz were imerreu iu nguiwua, """-'"5 ""

end ooodition ef the conntryt may I penee Democrat. i-aannatila- Iw f-ntatd that the Inner. 1 - ...

: - r I , c , j . u -m 1

mlriictamss-i timea ssI newarK ohdimt vaii: iiere

I W 1. a, . TI!.I

is a oeiient in ine morns a-jsids

in

the

who

.! j i i .:i

.t-a .u tt! !, loves lusuceauu iinica imuuitr, wu

LUC OWHU J U1VU w-inai w- I..-I Tt 1.1

. . i 1UIU a 1MW. wvftue .&1W, HHll.

13tb. He was ta years 01 age -f Wood j bioo( , j bIood , , j that

U. Li. jsranaon is nzmg up u riu ,s tue Spmt ot the angry moo. Ail near Dudlev nostofike as if be in- thoughts of justice, and judgment,

tended to stay. He has several fish and reason, and law, and order and

asylum who is subject to very little

Tlw n-aanrrata- St-i npntral restraint and wnose insanity is only

eomtt have declared tbat ff5?&T!i

tber Bynmn nor Bley are entitled I nnZT' I r'lTJluZ

to tbe noaaination for Congressman SkuBa," paid a visit to tbe insti- P,aw 19 ,m8UUBU l" D"."" ia the Indiattapolis district. By-1 tntion and was shown through the 75 head of stock. Nothing like

hammmmr daelarcK that he will I building by Warden Monroe. I well-stocked grass farm for easy

--v k. kaW. at hsaw-usV" j ro0nev msRing Alter a pieaa-

-" ' f - -KAw-aaamA-rl am ssHh-vawa II -ia I - . . - -- mmi

i?r -j ant two months' visit to Miss uia,

CHini iis-i-T-si-a-w nl-U-arUI-E-li aUI . I

Tbe appraisement of Lawrence coon. I .u- t. u: i;n Lancaster. K.V., Miss Ulara ur- him. we will then consent

. - Sm. .e . . . i uas saWJM bm a ni swvs ajas souivuvi a I - l

pwwtt' standley led br a

abtactiasts to the Beard. They considered

the matter and a final deeiswn was made ladactng the appraisement to 7J7, Mr. innstaadtay baa tins piwvem hfaneetf to he a. Talnebie eitiz-n, and esse ta whem the miople have a jiist pride. Bepablicaa

decency, have departed.

rerhaps w; could compromise

with this spirit : Let us abolish our

courts, and let us at least, esUblish

Cities of Jiefuqe, as Moses did for

the semi-barbarous Jews in the old

en time, and it a man slaver can

tret into one of these cities before

.... 1.1 1 .L! i 1 i.l

nowiing.uiouu-iiiirBiy uiol, sutuuues

to try

Imt-l-f.1ooi?Mrcht Greetings were exchanged, and then chaid and Miss Ida Mauly have re- him according tosome forms of law MuuSmo. the rev?rened doctor,ln bis expan- turned to their homes in Blooming- Shall each one become bis own i pri SiJnEfc ?J?T.. -J- ton Dr. Harris was nominat- 1ML ST iGES -T"

TMs all sxeisw very nice for Law-f-meonoty. But what kind of a Board ef Equalization have we which redocea the valuation of land . in a certai a conoty, on the personal

appeal of an interested party, below the rate of other oouBties whoa

lands am no aaese valoeola? Man-

roe county lands are rated, by the same board, at $ 11.75 per acre, and those of Owen at $11.50. Law

rence county lands are folly equal

j w ft a ftiij---i i JkJtaa a s4 nwHt.-n. " Wett, Blank, what brings you. , . ... r.

WlWIUUIHUWi l A .1 t J i- l.

Rnm.Romanism and Rebellion." ' 1JoclI prowpwy -

replied tbe patient, aolemnlv. I aacnuoed. Tbe central commit

The doctor smiled in a lame sort tee then nlaced Ur. .John xourner

of way, tbe patient winked at the on the ticket, and he this week de

waraen, ana ine party oroae up.

lived

something after this fashion, also,

in the Knightly days of Chivalry

in the Dark Ages. The peopl

were without law; that is they were

all outlaws.

What we need among us is re-

Children

TOR OTTCHER'S

ftsteria

CsurteriUi promotes PieatJe-it and

orercomtta Flatulency, Constipation, Bonr

Stomach. . Diarrbxna, and FeTerishaesa.

Thus the child is rendered healthy and its ml aim au. tarnl. Castori contains no

Morphine or other narcotic property,

" Cutorta Is so mil adapts to ohlldno that

I nooniroeiKI It as superior lo imj pnKnpm

Known loins.- m. ...., at Portland Are., Brooklyn, N. T,

and Sad It

1067 Xd Ave., Mew York.

Tss CaarAva Co., 18t Fulton St, K. T.

TUB ORIGINAL A2TB Otf Ut Iron-lad lamp Store, 4-inch flame. Boils a" kettle of water ia 10 minutes. One filling runs it 13 bears for cooking, besides furnishing s bright and agreeable light, equal to fear ordinary coal oi) lamjM, for reading, sewing, et4

msi. jperaoK. Weight Bibs, peeked J doc ia ease, Manufactured only MONITOR OIL STOVJS CO. Imitators infring ing patents secured to us on the I ROW Clad Lamp Steve

will be prosecuted, whether manufacturers or dealers.

MONITOR OH 8T01

The Best and "Only Safe" Oil Stove in the

. vs-.

-Kill 11

J - 5?i

,7 skrtl-

THB PROPRIETOR of the City Book Store announces to all bis eld

natrons, and an immense number of new

ones, that he ia

8411 on Hands,

and though he has been yery slow in stat

ing the lact, no is still in tue vityor 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 and lOl-

lege Text Books he has a fine supply of

Wall Paper, Win

dow Shades and Fixtures, CBROnOI. OIL PAINTIffCSS.

superior Pocket Cutlery, Geld Pens, Al

bums, and Fancy Articles in anunaance, too great to admit of enumeration.

II i News Stand is well supplied with choice Reading. He also carries a full Une of SCHOOL SUPPLIES, and almost everything else, to meet the literary wants of this community. Teachers, and other friends of education are invited to make bis store their headquarters, where they will be cordially welcomed, ant no effort spared to make their stay pleasant. JC. P. COLR.

-n fisr"ammmar

THE MO5IIT0R is the ONLY OIL

STOVE madd with Elevated Od Reser

voir at back of Stove, away from the beat. By this arrangement, as no gas can be generated, absolute safety is secured and fully .0 per cent, more beat obtainedj.withlittle or no w sate ef wicks from charttna;. ' Kxamien the Monitor, and yen will buy no other. Manufactured only by the ' . MONITOR Oil Stove Cp., Clevdaad,t,. Send for dscriptive circular, or eej;. local agsnt. inly T-W :?

LE H A Wanted.

tn -an v-u !far the sale of NurierV IMecfc.

Steady employment guaranteed. ' 8AL-

AKi amj sutruasKa rti.li'. Amy.

at once, stat ing age. Refer to this paper. OH ASK BROTHERS, Rochester.N.T (July -8SJm)

Prof. J. II. McMillen, the new

principal of the Preparatory department of Monmouth College, has moved to Monmouth from his form

er home in Xenia, Ohio. His Bi

ble class and some of the citizens of

Xenia, presented him With a gold

headed cane, and his wife with a silver berry dish, as tokens of their esteem. Concerning his departure

tbe Xenia Gazette says:

"Few have ever left our city that havo

been more 'universally belovod, and whose departure will be universally regretted,but the impression loft on the minds and hearts of friends here, and especially the young

people who have been under tne rroiej-

sors instruction, txitn in sanoain ana

public schools, will never be effaced, and the good seed sown will yield, we hope, an abundant harrost."

Having leen ocquainte.1 with

Prof. McMillen for a long time, we can appreciate all that the Gazette says of him. We congratulate the

College and the citizens of Mon

mouth on his accession to tne faculty. He and his wife will win their way to the hearts of the people and of tbe students, and will

soon be amone their most earnest

Christian workers. Midland.

Teat

THE PATENT LEVEE JEQYIS GLASS WILL HELP YOU. Write the inventors and get description of H, and Patent

Dioptric Eve Meter, Patent Re-

fracteneter, Jonrna! an the EYE. ETC. Consumers should

buy of our agents. Apply for Agency of our improvements. JOHNSTON OPTICAL CO., DETROIT, MICH.

Vault Cleaning. Prepare for Cholera.

JOHN BROWN has supplied himself

with deoderizers, tubs nnd all the appli

ances necessary for the successful prosecution of Vault Cleanine, and assures as

cood work as has ever bean done by for-

ign parties, and for much less money. He solicit orders and Will give prompt attention to them.

THX ORIGINAL IMPROVED

un a Tirrxs, ewfar t TIFFIN UNION CHUM t

VakM O-od !XuMw vbaal

6i..ri rati, .tiu

Intttsr Km Mia, amuunis of cm dc th aar olU.rl

aura, am ly arnu. Il1I, r.lo mm kdJ url

aBlMd to .1.. ..U.ction J

W tn.lt. yon to mil oa tu, ! for roar

iac a.

IhU aad 1m saa.li

For sale by Wm. J. Allen

rlasai DavM Taa

Tbe following resolutions were

adentea! at a -regular meeting of

Wi-ebester Post, No. 333, G. A.R.

of Goeport, Ind.:

Wbereas, Agaia ear camp is made to

menro ever tbe death ef another beloved

f,fa

comrade. Cant, David Van Bnakirk. who.

in value to those of Owen and Moo- of Piient ring. was

Besolved, That in his deetb we not on

ly -nuMirn with those that monra," but bear this as a greet, great personal grief

which time alone heal is oar bewrtt.

Reserved. That we cherish ia tender

memory bis grand character, pure, nnsul' lied, patriotic devotion to his country.

family and friends, which the best may atriva to emulate, but none can excel.

Resolved. That with his bereaved, sad.

lv-etrieken aad heart-broken wife and

children we share a common sorrow, as-

amine them tbat tbe G. A R bow feel

iham naar of kilt..

Resolved, tbat in memory of ur deceased comrade the membership of our

post shall, for tbe accustomed time, '

the usual badee of mourning, and our

on tne ticaet, anu n. for fa. The people who are clmes. They don't want to be de- . der Mrjou8 vT-Ltiona ef

feated The Progress has been aw every day of their lives, who

favored with a copy of Co. Super- are content to see men deliberately intended Hazel's manual. It is a f about the business ot demoraliz-

handsome and carefully compiled afciK. work Tbe Bogera family re- 0ating the Sabbath, of breaking, union, on Thursday, was not as with impunity, every law made to largely attended as usual, owing to preserve the temperance and sobrieJ a - r Al -..air. a. nnrMtn.sttlist

the fact that tbe old settlers' meet- ty Pr

snouiu not ue biiovbicu mi

roe.

appear that boards of equalization

do not. always equalize. Speneer

Uepobliean.

Correct, Mr. Rrpublicaa. That's the way it looked to the tnderasgn-

ed.

The Monroe Comity Sonday School Convention, which met at

Simpson's Chapel, Aug. 17tb, was a great

success, wougn many were Kept away oy the rain. The rain did not keep Bloom -

iegton People away, however, aa some 35

were present I rum nere. - ae laaiea one ot seem te mind the wetting they gob

au tne persons oa ue program were

ine at umonvilie occurrca same

day. The principal address was

read by Marion Blair, and it was a

literary gem in its way John

Crafton is now punching tickets on

the mail train Dr. Gaston of

Van Buren to., the candidate for

Countv Treasurer, is making warm

friends wherever be soes over the

countv. and no one, not even the

most rabid Democrats, question uis

election in November Some ot

the county candidates did an active

business in the cigar line, at tbe

present, and the boose waa crowded to I post quarters be suitably draped, overtowiag, only about oae half the nam-1 ...aa. her present being able to get in. 1 ' "

a brutal

murder, or at citizens of civlization

being transformed into cannibals. The people's morals are in a bad state. Burglary, rapine, rape,mnrder, and the cannibalism of the mob, follow such a state of morals as nigbt follows day. The minister in the pulpit, the Christian Church, ten thousand schools, the thousands of good citii-ens who love their country and their homes, are all struggling for the elevation of society. Citizens, let us seek peace and righteouimess j let us obey the law ; and let us combine to punish

those who violate it. Who will

The forces

The following officers wen

wen elected for

the -ntuing year: President, Rev.Minton; See. and Trees., B.F.Adamsji, VkeFresident Blonraington tp., R.A.Forter, Tan Bare-, W. H. Lewis and Mm. Dinsmore; Waabintrton, J. X. B-sUn: Clear Cmk.

Wm. Leonard and Grimes ; Marion, I

Jteiwrt Me; JUcniaod, John tboob : Ind

ian, JF. T. Woodward and Rimer Walker;

r-rrr, Wm. 11 all; salt, J. H. Bender. The next place of meeting is at Smith-

vine; time ef meeting ia the last Tuesday

in Jty- The parties on the program did

The following are the Delegflte from

Monroe Co. te the Judicial Convention :

James & Mulky, Samuel P. Thompson, Joseph R. Hen lev, Dr. L. T. Lowder, James Kelley, Walter Rradfute, Thomas 3. Ward, Frank Judah, Jap Kller. Delegates will bare to leave on the o'clock train in the morning. Nice fresh crisp celery received by Cletninona, the north side

twice each week.

eoine about with their coat pockets ;0j0 ;n such a cause?

filled with "2fers." Trust that all , 0f evil seem to be combined against

their hopes will not end in smoke Mrs. W. W. Durand is en-

Mrs. Howard Coutricr

tertaiDincr

and mother and Mrs. Taylor, all of Charleston, South Carolina Considerable sickness Is reported in Sraithville and vioiuity Wilford Carter's family of Smith ville is entertaining Miss Nettie Hardin, Concluded on 3d page

good government. We must unite or die. Meanwhile, the saloon continues

undisturbed, under the protection of taa and by the consent of the people. What is a saloon? A place where crime is manufactured. They are

sometimes called Urug Stores.

On Wednesday evening Prof. Brown ef the Northern Indiana Normal School, located at Valparaiso, was a guest of Mr. W. T. Breeden. Mr. Breeden bo-: came personally acquainted with Prof. Brown about nine years ago, while attending the Normal School. The Professor, on account ef hi. excellent memory, had not forgotten Mr. Breeden, and when invited to tea, said, "Certainly, I remember Mr. Breeden well." A New York dispatch says : The 3d of September was tbe day fixed for the formal inauguration of the Bartholdi Statue, From the present slow progress of tbe work that expectation will have to he abandoned, asouly the first score of plates constituting tbe statue up to the knees are in position and riveted together. Not more than twenty men in all are at work. The face of the statue has been placed on the ground where visitors can inspect it at close quarters, and scratch their names on the copper surface if the guard's back is turned long enough. At the present rate the statue may be completed six months from now. The work of putting the surronndiugs ins order and finishing the grounds and inside part according to the original plan will require at least a year. During the late session of Congress over 50,000,000 acres of forfeited railroad lands were restored to the Government. Three forfeiture hills passed by the house the Gulf and Ship Island bill, to recover 625,800 acres ; the Northern Pacific, to recover 30,907,741 acres, and the New Orleaus Pacific, to recover 870,400 acres did not receive the asscut of the senate. Don't fah to call on

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ATT0RN1YS' CARDS.

T USKIRK i DUNCAN, Attorneys,

JL flee in New Corner Building, up

stain. Will practice ib. all courts or tbe

State. Special attention given to -Tooeie business, and to collection and prompt remittance of all claims, LOUDEN MIERS, Attorneys. Offit-e over First National Bank. All business of a legal nature given careful attention in all courts. Real estate Titles carefully eXaiw,h,,,flDy W et'Iiouilen's Abstract. peeJtafty mnde of the collection nnd remittance ef claims of all kinds. EASTttL Ni2 J- DVNLAP,, (W. H. KairEffwin Corr, M. M. Dun Up) AttornevMt lnw, (Successors to Kast

.tv AIT le-al business villi receive

nmmnt mt careful Attention. OfBced

rooms an- 1, ovor "Corner" Clothing Store, Illoomington, Indiana. JAMES Ff MORGAN, Attornev, upstairs, eattf the First National Bank, (Huskirfc Jc Duncan's old room) south side of the square. Probate business, and collections given special attention. Will also give careful attention to business in the neighboring county courts. ROGERS $ HENLEY, Attorneys and Collectors. Office in Boe Hive building. Special attention given to sttling decedents' estates, nnd to nil kinds of probata business. Also, Abstracting.

A. FULK, Attorney, Oflioo in Allen

& McNnry s new block, up-stair-,ov-

r corner room. p-ci' awenuon win in; givon to pn.bato businoM, and to prompt collection of claims. JAMKS B. MULKF, Attornev. Will give special attention lo seuliuir dovedonts' estates, uolleetiiijr. etc Will prnc-tii-o in all court. Is aliw Mayor.and may bo found in his office in Uitj Building during business hours. -t R, WORRALL, Attorney, OBce upl i. .oiirs. ovnr McOalla & Co.'s Sloi-e.

Will practice in l! tbe courts. Special

attention given to the Pension Business

WILLIAMS .J- MILL UN Attorneys, Ortice. 8i e doers itouth of Hunter's corner, un-siaits. Do a general collection . , : wr:n . . . ;

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