Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 September 1886 — Page 3

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Go down to Jos. N. Alexander, Dnn & Co.'s old stand, and learn about the Fertilizers he has for sale. Leave year orders soon

Tie Ells Ml Hob,

MOSE KAHN, MAHAGER, Has f&e Brightest, Biggest and Best Stock of

JPALL. A$TC WINTER CLOTHING

EVER DISPLAYED IN MONROE COUNTY.

Hens' Suit Department is complete, . ranging in price from 4 to $25.

Boys' Suit Department it the largest we ever have shown.

.tta 4xrr TvrwTTWF.AR DEPARTMENTS.

We have the Corn styles in Hats, -dbe Nobby aIes of Neck

wear, and at the lowest prices. .J

COMB TO THE KAGLK CIXTHISG STORK. MOSE KAHPf, Manager.

UNDERTAKERS iva TiKAT.Kas IS

W Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and

.Coffins. Hearse and Carriages lnrt nisbed toiirder. Orders by tetemnk will receive prompt atten

tion. Shop on College Avenue,

p north end of W. O. see's xhumi

lag, Blooniington, Indiana.

W nave added a Urge carefully selected stock of Furniture, and invite our

friends to call before making parcnaaes.

Tandalia lliie. THE GREAT FAST MAIL

M2JK Th Shortest, Best, and Quickest Una between tbe Horth and Sooth. West Bound Leam Gteeacastte Sanction Ut n, .0 am, U.tt night, 11.14 a m.

Arrive, Terra Haote,3.05p m, ltJt a!

m, 1.30 a m, 11.13 p m. . Arrive, Kffingham, 4.10 p ra, 1157 p in, a 45 a m. 1.2 T a in.

Arrive, St. Louis, T.3d, pm, 5.00 P m, T.00 a m, 5.45 am. Airim. Kansas Citv. 8.09 a m. 7-23 p m.

' Going Korth Leavo Terr Haute, 3.45

pm, 6.00 am. Arrive, South Bend 10:50 P. X. and 14. PH.

. Please to remember that for maps tiiilfaind other information apply

to Boaers & WooHey, Ticket Agent at wSSseton, 6tTh. LAKGWORTHY,

Traveling Passenger Agent, Terrer Haute,

a. ,. -

died

1 I The Preparatory School now

L.UUUIUUCU HVM I I I . w

nir at the residence of Miss Sophia enrolls eignty-iour.

Sheeks. South College Avenue John K. W hisnancl, on e ot the

Win. Wright and family of Indian oldest citizens of the county.

Creek tp. left Monroe county last last Saturday, aged w& years,

week for Kansas A student Qi, Shoemaker's mother, affrom Ann Arbor, (Mich.) Univer- ter a vj8jt to ma i,ere returned

sity, Mr. Mitchell, has come to 1. on Thursday last to her home near

S. U. to graduate The Courier

asks the Progress what candidate j

got full last Thanksgiving Day ,and who is boss poker player? Now

m hnvn never chareed . Mr. Clark

with any such "doins." Ia be that

kind of a man ? The Uouner

Laporte, Ind.

-Rev. Mr. Minton will be in

stalled pastor of the Walnut street

Presbyterian church, sometime next month, probably the latter part of

the month.

-Mr. Edwards, who graduated

Mr.

iL.t T?11m ! milliner the at-

... .1... T.. R OWV will Oiko three ye.ni conrae in

CUUIliy W uv Aave, Mi" "

has had their names placed upon the dead beat list, and says this is a ridiculous thing, and it will have

no effect. If it is likely to have no

Go OT to Robertson Bros, corner

grocery store, and get your basket filled with tho choice goods they

sell so cheaply. They curry an

uitnense stock, and sell pheuome,1 , V -1 1.1 l.nnk

naliy low. iuh aiiumu guuugu

nd see their feed department it

exteuds back to the north alley.

McGee, the merchant tailor, is including Doors, Sash, Glass, Oils

now receiving a handsome line of and Paints, Nails, and anything

niece p-oods and furnishing goods else vou may need, go to

for trentlemen. His is the popular ALLEN'S

.,A Vuahinnnhle limmA and dre&SV

- ... in tim .Inaira nlraaprl With L O B N FOR

his worK. v;ail aua see we new i

S00""' 1 .T.!- Wnllnm, Theatrical

Best Bread baked by Benckart, Troupe will begin an engagement

Blooraiugton'a boss baker. His f three ni htg thIs wk w5th

i Tr i .

science, at Jonns jopains.

bread is light, wholesome, sweet,

nd uniformly good in all particu

lars.

Mrs. Minnie "Waldron, accom

panied by her sister, Miss Katie

Shie), leftBloomington for Seymour on Tuesday of this week, intending

to spend the winter in that city.

Mrs. Ollie Hood of New Cas-

i. i ham riA at the home of

"" :

her sisters in this place, tor several

weeks.

Walter Maxwell's wife and

two children, of Rockviue, ind., are visiting the family of Craig

Worley in this place.

Jas. Borland has removed from

bis farm west of town to Blooming-

ten, to educate one of bis children, ul ntvtns the Roddy house, on

west 5th street

-r-Jaa. Kelly hospurchaaed John Ronan's house, south of John Wal-

dron'a, and having sold his present

residence, will remove to his new

Sanders'

Bj.ooms.oroa.

Arrivet, coins North : Chica Say Ezprsss 1Q:36A.H (iS) Fast Hail, 1I:10ax do it Express, H:1S?ji Arrrrss, goiog Sooth : ' Tuisville IMrKxpres :2tr.i(

do Night Kxpress, 4:8a.H fSetv General Advertising Card."!

' inah wasacaap, sbsa

Mrs. J. F. Pittman is at Mat

Tll with bar husband, and Miss

Josie is boardins with JUeiey family.

A painful- accident happened

to Widow Brown, who Uvea near the WhMnand school house, west

of town on Sunday, while getting

out of a wagon in the Bloomington cemetery, at the funeral of John K.

Whisnand. As she was alighting

she eangtit one of be feet in a wheel,

breaking her limb above tbe ankle.

She waa bronght to town for surgi

cal asaistaBce.

The foreign missionary society

of the Lutheran church in Balti

more has just sent 1,605 dolls to a

mission in India, waere tney win

be distributed to tbe little heathens who are attending schools connected

with the mission.

aSaost, knows

l who need to be

i with. Anderson, and a-

Edwards' homo ia in Minneapolis,

Minn.

Prof. James Wilson, who was

effect there is no use in making so 1 Superintendent of the Blooming-

much fuss about it Simeon Ped- ton Schools twelve yearfl ago, and

igo is a very good member of the who is favorably remembered here,

HarrodabureBand.and Mai.Unmes will attend J onus noptuns uui-

:n ,ha hnnrl of so fine a versitv at Baltimore, during the

will uvru aw aw I '

musician, but will look after the coming year. . . i 1

Auditor' office biroseit wnen man. 0,, M Haiinah eil of town,

Alexander's time is out, giving Mr. ,. dan(rhter.,n.iaw and erand-

P. a chance to blow the stumn out dan htCT are .j ; Ter? 8;ck n

of that barrel-tone born- Jonn . hon Ml H is tnreat.

Cole's eray took third money in a , . , n.ralv.;. an1 u:B Aaaeh

pacing match, at the Bedford Fair terinaw and the Httle giri are

Hon. Ira J. Unase preacneo m i.ok fever

the Christian cnurcn oi jjiueiwviii

on Sunday night, to an immense

congregation Mrs. Frank Wor

lav of RUettflville. and her sister

Miss Davis returned from Uaiuorn

ia last week Miss Lizzie Coffey of Spencer is visiting Bloomington

friends Capt. J. r . Fee writes

the Progress that the Greencastle

G. A. R. cleared f 108, by their

Chicago excursion. It was a pleas'

There were no catch-penny

shows nor gambling devices on the

grounds last week during the sol

diers' reunion, and in this it diner

ed from many reunions n various

parts of the State, notably Lafay

ette.

Mr. C, JS. Sims of last year's

class in college, who will be remem

bered here by nearly everybody

ant. well managed affair, the credit will have charge of the Grammar

f Kih i.Mtlv belona to Frank, lpartmeni in me new

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wh n old Bloominffton boy scnoois tuis year, a coiony ot

Miss Lib Cookerly returned State University graduates is grow

wniv. from a visit to the ing up down there. Mr. McCor

I r.F 'Hit Snnarlnlonilonl AlijUl

familv of Cant. Shrver. oi JJioomT "i"-

. 1 ' l n itt--ji -roe r:..n:

g-u n w Alford (son-in- uractr wooawuru oi o m ""

IswofEESlussHiasbeen nomi- pal of the High benool, and Air.

, a.M.a- r 1 1

ntd hv theRenublicans of Martin Sims ot 'b ot the urammar ocnooi

.. i t : .o Mn. I ijet the erood work CO on, cimer

aHU XbVIWW VUUUUCO an buvaa i a

didate for Senator. Alford, by the towns may follow suit.

infamous gerrymander, has 450 Both E P. Adams and Chas

Democratic majority to overcome Tourner are somewhat better

.... a . 1 1 1 r I

The Uouner is sun narpmg tj. veek ad their numerous

away on the fact that Eaoch Fuller, frf ends begm to feel hopeful. It is

in his race for Senator in ree the intention of Dr. John Tourner,

county, ran behind the candidate if hJg brother ia in a condition

foe Secretary of State. J. hat paper mae it mfe to Jiave an operation

neglects to state in this connection performed upon him this week by that in addition to the regular ,an lmiiaDajoli8 surgeon, for stone Democratic candidate, the Green- tne ujader This operation is

backers ran Hon. Martin Fulk for a delicate oae. but is nearly always

Senator,he receiving over 400 votes, 80Ct8gfui. jir. Adams seemed to

and also that the Greenbaokers had have very greatly improved since no candidate for Secretary of State hj8 nursca j,ave been administering

Allen and Cole's gray and a.

FOR WHEAT DRILLS, Riding Plows, Harrows, etc., go to W. J. Allen's. For Sulky Rakes, Cultivators, and in short everything in the Farming Implement line, at low prices, call at W.J.ALLEN'S.

Fon Bounding Material,

SALE. J. ALLEN.

SITE TOVR MOKE! Baldridge & Gourley have made a contract with Paogherty Bros., the Roller Mill men of Ladoga, to handle their flour in thin place, and hereafter it may be found at the erocerv stores or at the Mill, where

customers can be supplied with the Burr or the Roller Flour, just as they prefer. The Ladoga flour Avill be brought here in car-load lots (all the leading brands) and will be sold as low as it is possible

to supply it. Persons who desire a first-class article of flour at the lowest living price, should bear these

facts in mind.

The Republican Central ;CltHmittee will meet at 1 p. m. in th tiiand Jury room, next Saturday, Sept. 25, tW; This will be a very important meeting and every member should be present. Tho county candidates, on the Republican ticket are requested to be at this meeting. Wm. V. BROWNING. Cbiiirman.

' Wednesday, which will be of more

than usual interest to amusement

I ornera. The company is spoken of

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Will thu Progress please tnke the floor uji,eaf terms in Other towns.and

and answer the following questions: .

h msnv dcletates did a certain Re- Will undOUUieaiy araw wen nere.

publican candidata buy with apple bran- ,,0 Hnnntw T?!r ia

dy tha night before the Convention 1 ' "

What Republican candidate was now in progress, auu wuu

full as a goose" on Thanksgiving uay.T wrhsr will he a success both fi-

W no is me vvt poKer piavtw wu 1 , ...

Republican tickstT-Courier. nanciaiiy, ana as an exposition 01

Th.Pro.minhi.iio know ledee the jndustnes and agriculture ot

nf nv "annle brandv ' "full as a locality. Jvery enon is oe.ug

W or noker nlaver business on made by toe directors and managers

the part of any Republican county to create a favorable impression up:.i.. Tf.hrww I.... l.t on visitors and exhibitors. All

u:m Wv nlnnd and snare not." can do something towara maaiog

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The Courier will be kind en ough, xair a auaaw, uu . , .-v

however, to toe the mark, and be at an wm join in mis pnus

aworn to answer Questions : worthy work.

What nortion of that $3,000 was

used, un to the hour that the Dem Kansas with Fields, Carmiohael

ocratio convention met, in order an(i Baker, has returned. He was

that, as fedigo said, ne migiu d weU plea8ed wjtb Wichita, and

would have remained longer if he

had not been hurried home by the

Homer Borland, who went to

"tricked out of the nomination

for clerk ?

Wk.t nnmlMnln nn ilia Tlanin

cratic ticket keeps a jug in his room recfipt of a dispatch intended for

tor those who may preier -jug anotner man oeanng hibbuiuc umuc,

juice' tocigara? Persistence has been rewarded

What-wemocraiio canaioaie ia u . mm nf VA n Rn!.k:pt form.

prlv of this nlace. A year ago he

went to Washington City deter

mined to secure the position of

Judge of Review in the Pension

office. He was disappointed time after time, but within the past week

has been appointed. The position ia a good one, both as to pay and prominence.

W. W. Durand has severed

that has won thousands of dollars

at the old army game of chuck-a-

luck?

Carter Coutrier arrived in

Blooniiugton on Friday, and is the

guest of his sister.Mrs. W.W. Dur

and. Mr. Coutrier has during tbe

past two years been advance agent for the Wild West show, but will take the road now for Salisbury's T-..I.nra NTeifKpr Mr. Dnrnml

, t: :.i. ,l. w...l.

nor Mr. Coutrier have ever been ' WUBlwu w"" "c

first-class circus as advance agent, and uas

made a contract for '87 with Har-

but

connected with any

organizations. The first exercise of the year in publio speaking in Prep, took place lastJj'riday afternoon. The work wasiwell done, and Prep, bids fair to maintain the old time repu

tation in this useful work.

M. F. Dunn and James Wil-

ard of the Bedford Bar were in

town on Thursday.

The familiar physiognomy of

Prof. Patton is missed this term,

from the streets of Bloomington.

Gen. Hunter was in Mitchell,

last week, visiting his old friend

and comrade, Henry Davis. Mr,

Davis was the Lieutenant-Colonel

of Col. Hunter's regimeut the 82d.

The Burr Bobbins show is in

Shoals to-day, The circusses seem

to have given Bloomington the "go-by" this season. They don't

understand that this town is the

Chicago ot Southern Indiana.

A. G. Dillman, remember, is

Republican candidate for Surveyor of Monroe county. He is the present incumbent by appointment, and

gives the fullest satisfaction wherever he is called to do work. Remember to vote for him. Fuller, Mathers, Grimes,Brad

ford, Harrell and Gaston, Republican county candidates, fell in line

naturally at .the Soldiers' Reunion

last Thursday. There is no discount on these men. They are

"true blues' and wore the blue when it was dangerous to do so. Dr. Jos. Rogers is the Republican nominee for Coroner. Dr. R.

is a thoroughly educated and competent young physician, and wiil be

needed when the work of holding inquests upon the dead Democracy is begun during tbe first week ot November. John Bradford, the Republi-

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HON. IRA J. CHASE,

Republican candidate for Congress.

will speak to the people at Smithville, next Friday night, Sept 240,

18B. . .

He will also speak at the soldiers' ,

reunion at tiinaosian, oaiuraj,

Sept 26th, 1886.

He will also speak in lUooming-

too, Saturday night, Sept. 254, and preach at Clear Creek church, south of Bloomington, Sunday-

morning, Sept. 26.

HON. CHARLES F. GRIFFlNf Renublican candidate for Secretary

of State,vill speak in Bloomingfonv Tuesday night, Sept. 18th, 1886

SOLDIERS' REUNION. There will be a ReUnfon of.

Soldiers of the late and Mexican

Wars, and Old Settlers and Citizens

of Monroe and adjoining couhtien,

near Hindostan,on nday and Saturday, Sept. 24 and 25, '86. Everyliody is invited to come. . 'Conte with baskets well filled. Come ft wagons. Come on horseback, ' moa any way tp get here. No intoxicat iqg liquors will be allowed, sold or . drank, on the grounds. Thert wISf be good music and sneaking. Major Ferguson, Col. Burton, and other good speakers are invited, and will be here. The county candi

dates will also be present. By Order of Committer. Still the patronage of the Or chard House increases as the best-'

'grows more fervent. People enjoys

a meal at this home-iiKe nocei, anin- ; their friends are encouraged' to Bjfctronize it by the reports they l' .; ceive from old patrons. -,'';'

The people of Smith ville and vicinity will be treated to a speech by Hon. Ira J. Chase, Republican

sold goods for Rsley A j candidate for Congress, on Friday

Robinson has a neat B;gBt. There should be a large attore of his own on the west itmosace. and doubtless will be.

ie n each week improving

W! mm better seiectea, noping fg&WRm o compete in quantity wHh k4 .' ij'Wi- In prices be now comiWI ' 'Ju&am with tbe others in such a ie

darnannerA op

tne best trace inatv me row s c-

.ml. . - Was

v -mv mea. woe. wv

'..L-titemi&ffitfct'foieiu eoflees and

tJfC tc4iacco8 that are making his store V fimioBB. Give him a call when yon

mxk eettine vonr basketo filled. He

W--' ;. delivers goods.

Mi 'y. Fairs and ExroernosB are all

tbe rage now, bot few of them surBaaaer even eqnal the exhibition

ven by Tobe Smith at bis fine store 00 the sootb side of tbe sqoare.

Tliere is no limit to tbe display be

snakes ofgold and silver watehesj nW iewewv. plated and solid ailver-

fwate, and articles of ornaaaent for " w 1 WW

thm drawintT-room ana nanor. xiia

S and 10 cent coonters exeel any

thine ever seen in this locality, and

ooe can spend boors in looking at the odd and curious things in bis

store. He is a eenial, pleasant

nan to trade with, and yon will be1 , glad yon have formed bis acquaintance. Yon wili be sorry if yoa do not visit Tabe Smith's bazar.

' iGETTIirG READY FOR THE FALt

Tbatje. is now the avocation of

' same, of oar merchants, and the dif-

forence between some of them and

Charley Mobley is that he has got

ready. M goods nave eome,many

of them, and hia shelves will soon

Jbe crowded with such articles as are bandy to have in tbehouse.both Kv the mate and female members

y - ' ... - 1

tbereot. it is However in anwie

female port ion of the eomotani

call for that Mobley deals ia

mostly. He has almost every ar

ticle they Deed in fancy and dress

good, and then he baa goods at

SBCB WW pruasa, m puuc mnw with a small sqinwitof money can

an enormous' oantity of the

articks she desires.

fFaoasA fkredchca, sad Itch, cored

fat 3 minutes, by Woodford: Sanitary Ration. Va no other. This new fails

Musk by tha Bloomington txlee Club.

Cel. Friedley labored under

the disadvantage last Saturday,

oi having beta worn oat from loss

of rest, while attending tbe bedside

of his little daughter for several

weeks She bad been very sick,

bat is now convalescing.

Mrs. Rebecca Rader, aged 94

years, died at jbe residence of her son,' Geo. B. Rader, Sunday morn

ing last.

sorrel each took third money

pacing at the Bedford Fair-

Mrs. Thos. Blair, formerly ot this

place, now of North Bend, Neb., is

visiting old friends here Uraig

A visit to the Preparatory

School finds the work in a flourish

ing condition. The enrollment has

reached 85, which is about 30 more

.1 11. -..i 1 ii.: ini.

Hnnterand wife made a flying vis-1"" ,Belwuuraw

.. . . . o..j tt vear. wnicn cersaiuiv uiaraa b

ittonomeioiKS on ounuay. . - n . ,

w;. 1 neaiiny eruwtn. jrrum. uwa

jo.

is now located at La Crosse,

The County Fair to-day will

give premiums at 1 p. m. for the beat girl and boy equestrians. On Thursday there will be a three mile and a three minute trot. On Friday, at 1 o'clock the Bicycle race, and at 2 p. m. trotting and pacing. Louisville and Chicago horses have been entered for the speed ring - Miss Lots Buskirk, of Paoli, is visiting her grandfather, John B. Buskirk. - -fWater is being hauled

for both the stave factory, and the

Rawles are doing the best kind of

ass-room work, and keep things

running an straight and smooth as

could be desired. The students

seem to be attentive to business,en

ergetic, lively, and contented with

their work. Tbe permanent growth

of the Preparatory School is a pret

ty well established fact, and much

of tbe credit is due to its faithful

and effiefcnt bead, Prof. Beck.

. bedstead factory Some sneak

-In the past tea days eight or

nor oldest citizens have died, and

the remarkable fact is that their

combined ages gives the number of j

686 years, as follows :

Geo. Richardson, John Graham, Rebecca Rader, John K. Whisnand, Thomas Smith, David May,' John Ellett, Mrs. Jacob Wood,

94 87 94 82 84 82 86 77

686

wa,',!

thief went through Bobt Miller's

residence near Smithvtlle,last week,

while he was attending the soldiers'

reunion,and secured a small amount

of money Eight old citizens have

died within the past two weeks

whose aggregate ages amount to

886 years --The army has been

ordered out for Thursday (the Tern

perance Army) and will go to the

Fair Grounds in the afternoon at

ten cants a head- There is some

fine stock on the Fair Grounds,

Better bo out and see it Fri

For your Wheat and Grass, re- aftprnoon there will be a free

memoer yon . g .y T , Mce t Fai. Grounds

renuiwn yvu wau, vvkjfu 'it A

Alexander's (Uunn&Uos old stand

fAsk for areolars, free to all. tertaiuing ner nepnew, . x. m&

fc 1 .a, T, 1 ,f! T

man. 01 ot. Jraui, minn. tie

s- 1 I

Fauv suits, neai

handsome, are turned

Ben. Mctiee. the Artist

bis emporium of fashion, on the

. fm t a 1 1 1 s A

south side 01 tne pnonc square, Bedford Mall.

ueculianty ot Mcuee-s suits is tnat a , t.ii-i 1 1

as if moulded, they are

Total,

t. cu- a member the Wallace Company wi c-ntting anal, . . . . r...ii,...u tti

ont dally by Lf f fiPt.iH,

.Tailor, at " "

laniiauM

easy no binding or sensation

psrfcmly lDton spent Sunday lU ieifoti' ration of I Mrs. Robert Marshall of Bloon

Bloom

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drawing. Ia fact, they have the ingiuu, yiaumg uu to m 1 aA in 4 l-i in wit rtn

noonlMrittr of all nrooer-httinsr

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ninths : von are unconscions ot the I he .trustee ol this loimwswicR)

fact that yon have them on your township has added tne tonowmg - . n 1 - t . : . . a i : . t. . ..1. .

person, and bo don't ieei constrain- provjso i wuiiraum wuu iii!uo. lA A niMHtmfortable as is the case "That, if said teacher shall attend

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ith tusinrtuaa Mir. nv man v 1 aiiora. 1 nn y 4 uuiuil im m ui

Mom has the best piece goods the school tins contract suau oe nun

mMi,r w.io anrl trims with onlv and void and said teacher shall be

by 11. l-mdley, Druggiit- vij nrst-clas8 trimmings, buttons, etc.

dismissed from said school."

A full list of the Faculty of I

TJ. may be of interest to those

who do not know who now compose

that body: President, David S Jordan : Frof, Emeritus of Physics,

Tbeophilus A. Wylie ; Prof. Em

eritus of Astronomy) Daniel Kirk-

wood: Prof, oi Latin, Amzt At-

water ; Prof, of Chemistry, Thos. i C. VanNuys Prof, of English, Orrin B. Clark ; Prof, of the Ro

manic Languages, Samuel Garner ; Prof, of Greek, Horace A. Hoff

man; Prof, of Geology, John C. Branncr; Erof. of the Germanic

Languages, Hans Yon Jagemann ; Prof, of Pedagogics, Richard G.

Boone; Prof, of History, Richard

H. Dabney ; Prof, of Mathematics,

Joseph Swain 5 Prof, of Social and

Political Science, Arthur B. Wood

ford; Principal of the Preparatory

School, James K. Beck ; Associate

in the Preparatory School, James

A. Woodburn; Librarian Wm W. Spangler , Associate Prof. 0 Philosophy, William J. Bryan

Associate Prof, of Physics, Joseph P. Naylor ; Associate Pi of. of Lat-

in. Allan . t uiipim, Aaugiui.u

Prof, of MalhcmaticH, Rufus R.

Grecu; Inslructer inGcrman.Percy

B. Burnett; Acting Associate in

Preparatory School, William A. Rawles. Abseii1. for the year in Joins Hopkins Univarsitr. t Absent for theyear in tbe University of Berliu.

ris, the roan well known in amuse ment circles who controls five thea

ters in the princpal cities, among

them Cinciuuati, Louisville, Wash

ington and Baltimore. Mr. Dur

rand will have entire charge of these five theaters, will book all

Jos. Thornton of Bedford, a attractions, look after advertising,

former student of I.S.U., has gone and d0 all that is expected of a busto Poughkeepsie,N. Y., to attend a oesf, manager. Durand always

business college of that city. strikes high, and is competent to

Prof. J.A.Woodburn will leave wre.Ua successfully with any pos-

Blootoington to-day for Baltimore, uon oe 8Wures' Md., where he will remain during Enoch Fuller, the Republican the next college year, pursuing a candidate for Clerk of Monroe co. course of study in bis specialty carries three bullet wounds in bis

miatorvV in 'Johns Hopkins Uni- body as reminders ot the late civil

Tula TTninoraltv rsanhm war. also as reminiscenes of three

onlv advanced students graduates years and a half which he spent in

.1 .n.liiu ihmt nro nnr.I the service of ki country. Fuller

thorouchlv taueht in many of the is a genial, oompanionaoie

colleces of the country. Prof. W. just such an one as is intended to

will he mimed in Bloomiucton. as satistaetoruy nn a posmoo uius.

th.Mi.nn more earnest advocate of County Clerk. Everybody that

of all moral reforms within its lim- forms Fuller's acquaintance en-

its than he, and he is always ready dorses the judgment ot the itepuo 1 1, voice and examnle any lican county convention. He wil

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movement that has a tendency to swear the jurymen airer xiovamwri

elevate and enlighten the human loth.

family. While his absence will oe Among the solid men on

generally regretted, his return will tbe Republican county ticket is

1. 1 1 ,1 c ml 1 1 w 1 f Vi minnina r . ri t ry . 1. nn nliilnfn

pleasure by those who knowing him for Auditor. The Major is thorbest most fully appreciate him as a oughly competent.and lias one of the citizen, an educator, and a consci- best soldier records we know of. He

entious Christian gentleman. wa8 twice elected Sheriff, and filled Th flrat Renublican speech of the office to the entire satisfaction

f h- .ma;n made in the court of all. He will be eleoted Auditor

house. Saturday night last, by Col. on the 2d of November, and wil

Geo. W. Friedley of Lafayette, glide along as smoothly and quiet-

i I . 1 iY Z avssi-(rtMB

The room was so crowded as to be ly in cnat omce aa iu wib

uncomfortable, and many left be- he has filled. He is a farmer, one n-,, of the heat. The windows of Clear Creek township's best cit-

i j ....i .itk mr !na. and will crreatly reduce, tne

ana uoura ws: . . , a-

listeners, and tbe interest manifest- majority in that reiiaoiy yemo

ed was uever greater even in a Pres- ocratio stronghold.

idential canvass. It is unnecessary to say that Col. Friedley did not

disappoint his audience) either m roe count boy, and went into th

matter or manner, but his speecn,

from first to last, was a scathing ar

Robertson Bros, have mada " ; .

some radical improvementa in -tbetf :; v

grocery store, northeast corner ot . the sauare. They are carrying tbe : "i

can nominee for Recorder, was io I largest stock of erain and fee4 av(t. " ' il

the Union army, though tha large kept in a store here, and prices wm .Jfflt

h he elose. urop in ana get a saqa or N

family of Virginians to which

belongs were all rebels and wore 1 1

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.1 i i ...,:f- rt.o(uri H'ioxrp.ns and otnera wno OMira- . .;a-'

solid, substantial Republican, and .EMM

Will llioivc u stiiainui.v 7 aiicvwim.

anlondid enfiee. his bread is lwhi"?,e

He will succeed Wm. Hall, who Ln,i wholesome, aod bo betveV i l &

by the way, is as clever a man as ery thing else you are-likely, to clip -p? ever filled that important office. for in the way of eatables Ifcnes-: ; ? I I - 1 L S 1 1 iL. an nar L

The Republican nominee for nam .; f .

Congress, Eld. Ira J. Chase ot Auditor Alexander bas s neat j .

Danville, Ind., gave the soldier lour room nouse, wun an reqaiuw . , . . ,ii,i out houses, and a large lot well set k ' boys a five minutes talk in thecourt P vines wblelt .

house yard, "between trains, as he wiU mlA Qn rea90IlMbie terms. had come over from Spencer and i " EilettevUle in the morning to take Oystkrs, the Z.;, thetrainnorth He talked only ot TJSt'l,

tne reunion auu oi auiuwrtug uy, of the postomee tour doors, and his remarks we! in the most aas "& "

. t ,1 . i J.UU wiuii mai I vumiin 1 ! .. Um kad tha Mnnf.tinn I

nappy ye of being

Newt. Mathers, the Republi

ran nnmineB tor Sheriff is a Mon

service of bis country when but

! mom strinlin?. Before he oad ar

raignment of the party that now so r.yed g(. the flge 0f twenty years he

grossly mismauages oiaia ww bad bean made Captain ot theUom tional affairs. ninv. and on tbe 2d day of Novem

.VA. Whetsell went east after her be willbe made Sheriff of Mon

another sunolv of coods in his Hue roe county. He is one ol the mud

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thU xweb. Whetse had procured eat, most accommoaaung men m

an uncommonly krge Fall stock, t)e county, and is popular with

expecting it to be sufficient, but so cja38e8i jewt. ia not well fixed in

great have been tl, , in rows . mane goodghe ig too free

f. .wi ; t napMMrv to hii v a econd hearted for that-he is oueof those

Fall stock. Ed. mays that he docs men who will divide his last loaf not claim that his success is entire- 0f broad with the needy, and so has

vein. He has the reputation buy brefld of BenckrT tmii, ig one of the most entertain- to bake it yourself, and thea Bwfe .

lUg (Hl&Ct9 111 lUV Vltova avv uuv niu in.af.lt o utcuvi ia uin vatuy awwa

... . if t 1 i

be heard on the stump oeiore long. t styles voa can havo

John P. Harrell is a candidate your Oysters served, at Benckajir'

for re-election from the third dis- restaurant and baRery, loor

trict to the office of County Com- sottth f the P08l.fl!cc'

miseioner. Harrell was a gallant I Hemp Winn's stock of qtHieas

soldier, and is one of the best citi- ware ana glassware is

zens of Clear Creek tp, W. M. A.

nlete. He buys from first j

anA tu ran orivi snniA n'nh)tafd',a

Kirby is the candidate for Commis- bargain8 to those in sear of ftS

SIODCr I rum uie awuuu uiatm-i, uuuiciassoi giiuusi. uuoiu inutvmu

is a conscientious, careful guardiab Crystal Balontr Powder : eaea

of the people's best interests as the 50c package entitles purchaser W if x

present commissioner from that dis- valuable prize ot glassware, try triefc. See to it that these gentle- yir luck, at Wilson's Grocery,

men receive the uuited support

Try the XXXX

Coffee, sold at Wilson's

Ask for it. Also ask for the

thay deserve,

The "Y" met at Miss Sophia

Sheeks' Mouday evening, with an

attendance of more than fifty. Miss Josie Pittman gave a declamation,

Miss Hall read an essay, there was an interestliiK talk on total absti

nence, some good music, the

ado cigaf, orte of Wilson's besfai

Best producb always 1

n xr:i ii...

can eit iiooa nutter at nisi

well as all the. choicest agmm&

fAOlU HO tnfilrOO O OfMWWfllHr JW -ilMaiftasMt' :-y.

acta w asata 00 Ufln.OOrfU.. hi1 f- I COffCCS. ClU&TS Slid Vi

tat uuaiucae tv ho iu iswsw-f i ' n- laaarjaia" i i ill i riisiii .V f ' "'.

fax olnnrnmonl- A crand flOOlfll time. I s a AriVAnw. ,'.k-;1-A-fe

"Jv" ' . vJ. tV VAU p vjwq, asp. V??MV. iT&Vj'

TIiam maa nnfinSmmiG ArnrMKinn I crill not. lnnlrarat iH aWPwMi 'n n.'K'

titan unasumvw --. i.jv-i aj, .-v - "T - .WWC ' &&k

a 1,1 a a. kl. -i .i WfrSaw'ah Tl- --:

tor total al8tinencej several new i yM,

mmbera were secured: a letter oaKcr-' uuw' w ??&aiW

was read from Miss Hay, the State

lv diia to his own personal efforts,

but that much of it comes from the o-pnni'ill use of printer's ink iu vtu i-l

ous forms. Ed. assured one of the

Progress reporters, as he stepped on tho fast mail, that he proposed to spmire some novelties in the boot

and shoe line for Fall wear, and he

can be depended upu to do it.

never accum inula ted anything him

self. In voting for Newt. Mathers for Sheriff of 'Monroe county you will make no mistake. Conundrum: Why docs a school book cost twice as much as any other publication of the same size i

Mnnroti Circuit Ouurt.

the estate of William JhtostonV

late of ill or. roe county, Vudisna. .

Tha e.Ute is probably solvent. . . BEN. P. AtAMS,

LoMen Miers, Atty'a, Sopt. 17, 1886-3t.

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President. cnns-ratnlatinir the youne Atfinlitlatraitort WmmMk';LM,

wmen here on having the bnt

union of the btate. xet tne num

ber of bona tide naembers is only

about 35 ; it ought to be raised during the year, and can be, to over 100. How many young men and women in this community cau be enrolled on the side of total abstinence. How many will give their name and iutluence, and every

one has some influence, to the side of temperance. If everyone who feels rightabout it will takoa stand, and consent to be counted in such an organization, universal temperance could be made the rule among the young people of our city. The "Y" will give a Cold Water Reception dui insr October. The next

meet ins is at Mrs. Miers two weeks

from last Monday night.

i. . - .. ..... ,i ..i M-UM,.,,. j Notice of AdaiaistraUan. NOTICE is hereby given, that ; domigned has been appointed hyit&i ', Clerk of the Monroe Circuit ttjjsy.fi'g Monroe county, Stitto of IadiaRai. Adiv-. ministnitor of the estate of Jsujcs vfe,-H tors, decHHu, Into of Polk towhitt,itt- -roe county, lndiima. " -a "' Said osUto is supposed to b (olveat, , . WM. armbrustbr, pU.S6 Adnialt!rat$fi .... Buskirk & Duncan, Attys.

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