Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 32, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 October 1886 — Page 2

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br Cfar, ENOCH FULLER. For Auditor, SILAS GRIMES. For Skrif, NEWTON R. MATHERS. For Tramrtr, JAMES H. GASTON. For Recorder, JOHN BRADFORD. For SWrwyor , ANDREW O. DILLMAN. JOSEPH ROGERS. Kh flwuwHrt .

t DMrict W. M. A. K1RBT.

Third DirictJOHN P. BARBELL. For Congress Fifth District, IB A. Ov CH ASK, of Hendricks CountTVr District Prosecutor, B. & Low.

Prr-ilest swcA Wediufimf Morning, ey r WILLIAM A. SABS, Baiter and .tablisfte. p w atasck, wg

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Farmers can club together and get their Fertilizers very cheap, of Jos. N. Alexander.

Putnam oonnty has mora than thirty saloons. In Hendricks there is not one. Yet both counties are under the same State law. It would

be profitable for those who put them-

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS. Last Tuesday a week was mule receiving day in Bloomington, and

the noise kept op by the bereaved BeiVes forward as the special oham-

mnikon wlm hnr! been robbed of I nions of temperance to investigate

aj. ... m.h.t annovinff. and discover the cause of this differ-

" . .' . 7 ' " ence. It embodies the whole ones

Mule raising nas oecome a Prou,- w attribute it to the higher

ble industry in Monroe county law-miblic opinion-mentioned last

Mrs. Wm. Johnson is entertaining week, and this, in Hendricks,is due Mary White, and Matthew White to the one thousand Republican ma-

o j m;.. iontv : in Putnam to the five nun

7rrZZ X r jZ dred' Democratic majority. Thisis Le White of Marim,Ill.- !n fhc nature of n object ie880n

W. H. Seward, Secretary or tne fpom which we learn that the true

Monroe County Ag. Society was in method of suppressing saloons is to

the ticket office at the State Fair, make the Kepuwican party strong.

r.i:. i: i.. t, Th. 1 Greencast le Banner.

new. roller process mill is running j he Democratic party of Ind-

saiB&etorilv. and is turnioe out a jana is eneaced in throwing taffy

final ffftflo . atf flmiP Th Pro-1 to the soldiers. The Democratic

bibitioiusts have nominated a can- P"! i".not "1"?

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT YES.

SMli JBi O

111 Tke NEW XHtXJGr STOKIfl of

Norman & Kennedy, WHERE YOU WILL FIND

Pure Drugs and Cliemieals, also -m -arm .. st m

Wall faper, if ook, renumerwi, Shoulder Braces, Combs and Brushes, AND, IN SHORT, ALL ARTICLES U8UALLY KEPT IN A

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE.

I didate for Coogress-

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in its soldier

It is twenty-one years

war closed, ana uemo-

m a , l j k. i . -1 :.1J AriL:H hneh

ior vongnsss nau uKiRponeaiKiu t mijr- - tner. re thoso who are posing as

sirtUcky to preach to eongregatioos j ela of wheat to the acre on six acres ter friends now who made bad in-

of the Christian cburcb wnile in I of ground, bas ;peen .awaraea me

ki. Mntr. Is there anvtbing so I tin bw. He used a fertiliser

disreputable in preachbg? Wei sold by Collins & Karsell

kMihmsMi luiEBt that the I Over f9Q0 worth "of 'new books

tendency of that profession is ele- j have been added to the University

If there is something 1 librarv A social club has been

the

a;.-

meeting began at the M. E. church oratic profession of friendship for last Sunday, aider the direction of the soldiers is mere clap-trap to ' . i . t ; tu . u

-The Ckinrier gnashes its teeth I the Presiding Elder, W. McJt. eaten vows. "?S '

over the feet that the Republican I Hester 31ay Harbin lTTZZa

awBww v nniw. jre- w ...v I there are tnoso wno are posing

(donations and statements against

the men who were upholding the flag. The Democrats are like the nnblicans and sinners who prayed

loud in public places that their

prayers might be heard among

men.

To Determine Whebe Water

of I Is. A gentleman related his ex

ronnnmicl nerience in this matter. An Irish-

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man in bis employment, in oraer

the,lectarers;decided upon for the . . t soonest, eot a stone

and buried it over night in the

r -a7ll, .-J f T.l-1 .J ni n tUm hard nfln. In

In the spring of 188 little 1 , . morB:ner ne fOBnd jt quite mobt

oMrfear vearsaoo. the following! . , ' . . , but not sufficiently so to suit bis

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i nublished in the i 1 . I fancv. JNext mebt he tnea h

IkAMA vrtl sftlwiflaa nn tht InntW in I . . . i . r J ...

uuhb v" i anotoer spot, anu i was iouuu vcrj I mmmm W 11 J

h. nmhliimm Momimtinr uonven-1 sranri miprmN. 1 Here were " 1 nere. bsiq jtuuiu. mu

far the Ooe et Chrk f Monwe f ft, T?. 7th find water not many feet deep, and

I I l.nn f i " RnM onnnoh. til

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vatuur,

eoarse, vnlgar and rough aboat the J organised by Prof.; Woodford, vocation of a Congressman, it wlobieet beine the discussion

well that Rev. Mr. Chase has de-tne various social and

terained to raecinsie fjf yen like I questions of the day Among the word) the Congressional office I tbe,lecturersdecided upon for the

vlth a better class of vims. I coming winter are Justin McCarthy,

few days' digging, Patrick confirm

ed his prediction, notwithstanding

the jeers ot the workmen, nnaing a - a a. . I

vein which filled the wen to over

On 8atarday, May 37th, theRe-jlnd. Vols, present. Thirty-two

r.n muitmntinn was I reeimests were represented, sscr-

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iasM aad before the balloting was geant Chase, uo. kj. ivm liis. v ou

. . , i L U- mfr I nmb htmoAlf at home with the bovs.

,7. . Lj .i. . i:ui tn fnrB A flowing, and rendered it exceeding-

cnt in the toUowrag now : I ' ' " . y w lv difficult to bail out the water so

T.th. Delegrf. of Monroe oouBty Be, him soon, lhe Washington town- e Tho philosophy 0f

r uou- .t,0 nnoP-tinn Mems to be that as

SetSfal ite togetnpa big meeting the groat evaporation takes place

Itanrtaeeaatr. alio perfeet Klt&imr. Genro former resident I from the surface of the earth during

rk. . I reautins in xerre itaute. wun nisi , . .. u

i a i oMiimn nrM in iiih v iuiuilv ui aun

pejwnts, was killed week before last 8t often m,fcing quite a paddle

Am. Inst, r artnert viuD.

O- it. InliMAiMlia TammI

"TheU I te.iArn oear Braail, by being run over by

-i kw Mr I the freierht cars he was engaged in

cording to present indications, than coupling on the Yandalia line-

ever before. There will be Let every Republican put a straight

grand rallies, no J ticket in the ballot box on the 2d

AMttm rwu Aflof November- Mrs. Jennie Eas-

t be reasons for dispensing with these ton of Stinesville has been danger featorea is QwUlea that the limit- gerousiy sick but is now convales

ed supply ottunds tor oonaucwng Chas. Griffy has had

m,c.wu. T peruHk I addition to lis family: female

mJtoosMxeaeoB is that the poHti-gder

ieal ntanagm have reached the eoiehuieat that tne resnttaof sneh cam-

neleanWsTO siall. and. in sat off

year are jBOt or in-

Wnat TUey Mean. liadUon OourUr. An ex-Captain, who has been

Democrat, says that he believes that it is the intention of the Democratic .tarty, if they ever get control of the

Senate, to do away with tne pension svstem altogether; that the ex-Con-

federates in (Jongress win maxetne

demand of their Northern allies

WE HAVE

sLADIES,

Filled with care and disnatob. bv an experienced Druggist.

Stand. Prices always the lowest.

THE MEN WHO HAVE RAISED THOSE BIG CROPS OF WHEAT

BOUGHT THEIR FERTILIZERS OF ALEXANDER,

AT THE OLD DUNN STAND.

He Sells Only TEUM BEST.

volved n gr. f4a;niwiaDt of good i''iiwre. Tien it no

the Repnblicans

new D0U8e W """B t L 3nnlK will nifxwea1 in 8 too

l -i. i tt it - 1 I 'J '

duu oy neury y u vu a w u. jng every pell8,on, ile argues

owns on east third st. xne nouse tuat aa a nrelude to this nefarious

on the sooth side of east Kirk wood work, those who are the most ac-

A venue, formerly owned by the tive against the repeal of the ar-

rl01? FieW roXrthrtaxTnThislyand 11 Salt Creek tp. has a new post . knowing that that will crip-

effioe, named "Payne" Alvin pe the treasury so that to pay penRhorer. son of Henry Rhorer, has sions it will be necessary to create - ..1.1 U 1

an income tax law, wnicn wouiu ou

-Aim

- . I m tuwitiiui Iww.It IrAarwiT in H timiiu.

and tor which j t . r so unpopular throughout the couu

. .. .n .a i.ti. i i.i. aa anaaa i m i v i -. . ., .

iaaaar Oaa. fcaBfltWI IMtalllM OC I j

Tney cnange noooay,

(nr that, hiimnesa men and canital

Witberby bas accepted a position generally would demand ito re

iWaie expensive, and exhau-tthe tekgr"Ph Perator in Memphis, peal, thus leaving the government IM1LZLL rt.- aw Tn.- Jas. B. Clark is too unable to pay the soldiers' pensions

mTTS?.T7 L T I new a Demoerat to be elected to To prevent a consummation

Iff to hire

i-aaawd that ther ahaU be

th awja work.w

the "hurt!

who da-1

;n-jj I the important office of county clerk.

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DUl ac usu tv w wwucu chuh; uuia, so die Democrats have given him a

mutch at Hin- ( chance to be defeated this year

An old soldier I The house in which the parents oil

he wore bimseif oat defending Mrs. W. W. Durand resided in I

tekaacL He ncaised the admin-1 m i i an .-n u

Itg-TT. ,tj 0 , J j 1 a I VOUHWBaiy O. UyWH HMIIT WlCm'

Wa Qf Met Itiat tJie,nVI UKV U1UJ VlUVn, vUHUUIKU

lawn axe still in force said ( to leave that fated place. They ar-

.-Matoonnd.

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IP; .;, farcroj

of this bv the enemies of the sol

dier. the captain advises all veter- ' . ,i T LI! i

ans to vote ine xdepuoucan cKt)i, so that their pensions will never be disturbed and the government will always have a surplus in the treas

ury to meet this demand. It will be remembered that

Fred Taber of Boston, secured a di

vorce on account of the intimacy of

his wife with Parson Downs. Mrs. Taber as usual in such instances,

tlrt peasiofien still get theu has disappeared from public soru.S! fr8?"" -u "A"1,0 day, and for the present at least, tiny, and is, presumably, -teadily 1. .11111 MWl aWOWMai.lIv .IlH lala MlB I J ' r ' ,l.J.'n. in ika aui.l aiulo Rnt

- . "TT"-"-. " . 1 .:il tki. lw. tKr .Mn uesceuumg iu luc ow..

rrZ rlii u nothing of this sort is likely to hap-

000, and the time for which it was

to remain open expired yesterday.

The period, however, as well as the

amount ot bonds covered, has Been extended indefinitely. The 3s now

remaining uncalled amount to only

about 181.000,000, and these, judg

ing by the experience of the past

two and a half months, will be ex

hausted by the expiration of the present fiscal year. The bonds next

maturing are the (250,000,000 of 4 per cents, which will not become navable until Sent. 1. 1S91. four

years and two months later. How will the constantly accumulating

surplus in the Treasury of reveuues over expenditures be returned to

the channels of trade during that

period ? Ex.

. In his opera house speech here Col. Matson said the hearts of some

of his couHtituento bled because they

failed to cet the .tppointtnenta they

desired ; and his heart bled because he had to choose between good dem

ocrats, and could not appoint all to office. But be did not tell what

kind of an emotion wrenched his heart when, after promising the

same post office to several parties in

the same town, he gave it to some one

else. No wonder he is making a

lonesome canvass. He has not redeemed his pledges. Too niany men have been promised the same office. He pledgsd hia parly that the second race was all he would ask if they would give it to him.

They took him at bis word, anu

gave mm me nomination meu. But be went bach on his pledge and set up the wires to effectually that

he has been nominated twice since.

And the leaders have become tired

of bim. They cannot beat bun in convention with all his federal appointees for him, ind they see that the on ly way to get rid of bim is to vote him out, sc that some of them may get a chance hereafter. This explains the indifference of the lead- .. . t i ... rri

ere, alt over tne aistricc j.aey arc

makiner it a lonesome campaign for

the gallant Colon.!.. Spencer Re

publican.

himself and eamaaend

there is not si

m iuuiuj! i.. ... th. fri8kv narson. Jle pro

ofiee-heider under the I been licensed to marry : J.M.Huff-1 poses to keep right along preaching

m uwiogniiNiiNiai 1 m9n an(i Ctharinn Ram-h. W. R. I and nravine because he has the un

a "T. to -5 WiUiams and Eva Butcher. Joshua qualified support of his oongrega

m Prouo, parucniar oeaK, aao - tion. From which it may be ln-

ittJBHlieiT is sauce for the bim with the President. He heel J. P. Minett and Ida Kelley, J. B. eooge is not, by any means sauce

sold ntmsell to tne rresiocni, na 1 Harris and lizzie Johnson I for the gander.

tiw kh atMmwcf omee. xn Monroe County Fair is about oSdoMM iB ZL i... w u.tn that pays U premiums dollar for

im ta nnfaoad and defend Mr. Cleve-1 dollar

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hud under all ctrcomstanoes and

in all case. And be is folfilling hiepert of the contract; and this j what the people pay him 6,000 0 year for doing. MartinaviUe Repabliean. --Col. Matson deehtred in his opening speech at Spencer, and

will nrobablv make tne same ae-

Bate'': . statement

anaWC:. nhflrette

hs3v-- riu ureters

Bedford was visiting

friends last week-

Here is an article from the

Greencastle Banner for the consid

eration of men who voted tor a

Miss Mary Glover of change of administration under the

Bloomington

Wheat that

was sown early has come up finely,

and it is remarked that the fields

never before looked greener or

fresher than now Geo. Parks

of EHettsville, moved to Sullivan,

lad., last week Eli Burton

honest conviction that it would

bring better times. 1 his is a very

small matter in itself, but is an 11

lustration of the result in almost everything, as thousands of farmers aud others have learned to their

sorrow'.

Ward McCowan, well known Demo

crat of Hendricks county, told one hun

dred cattle on the day of Cleveland'! elec-

K J a ' .. . . . a :c ::,: tu: j..u w nunarea. how ne nai one

(Pfatanoa eMewnere, WW ne QUI re-l w w"c """""B bundrod head of cattle which he cannot

port the arrears of pension bill to ter, Mrs. Henry Woolrey, last week m "? Kes sz lew on tna nunarea It-u - ... JLa A TkUl t , . , .. ... than he got before. Tliu 1 about $35 leu

" si"' o . 1 - ouau jn-cuaw uiiu xaien nine 1 on oacn animal,

will be news to tooaeanos or soi-1 , mn:ofi at ha reai erotic times.

diers who were watching and wait- "1.1 -77 V intr for that bill, anxious t know deneeot the bride's parents Tues-

what tne house wouiti do witu it, 1 day a ween and iook train ror aiiz-

ooeofwhom ever knew that it waareoorted from the committee.

When Col. Matson makes - that

IV would be well tor him

record to prove it, as

I believe it if he does not.

f this district have

how little confidence to

n?s otere word. C-

abeibtown, Ky., on the same day John M. McCoy and wife retsrned last week to their home in Dallas, Texas. Mr. M. thinks this is their last visit north Mrs.

Harrison and Mrs. Frank Field of

Soencer. were in Bloomington vis

iting relations last week. Mrs. Continued on 3d page.

These be good Dome'

The First Fall Stock of

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PURCHASE DRESS GOODS TIE

YOU SEE OUR STOC

IN CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS Al

WE HAVE THE CHOICEST SELECTION

Ever shown in the CITY of BLOOMIJSftIN

rWE ARE SOLE A6ENTSFOR THE CELEBRATE? "WALKER" BOOT.

A COMPLETE LINE OF FINE SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN. RIBBONS

LACES IN BEWILDERING PROFUSION. FANCY GOODS IN LATEST PA1 atjt. at PRmTrirn vjtTnvs isr-HiTH ANnniPR a t.a Rfiw. STTknit aami

ABVat.1 Jr a. J a,wr v Va-a- J.V4.VaUJi - aB.-tAF nmm v -o vwwi;.e -

Large Assortment New Style Trunks and VaHsee.

McCALLA & CO.'S WEST SIDE

swriSfa

y contain lime to a corresponding

The only baking powder yet

found bv chemical analysis to be

entirely tree from lime and nbeo

luteiv pure is the "Royal." I bis

perfect purity results from the exclusive use of cream of tartar spec

ially refined and prepared by patent

processes which totally remove tne

tartarate ot lime and other impnri

ties. The cost of this chemically

pure cream of tartar is much great

er than any other, and on account

of this greater cost is used in no

baking powder but the "Koyni. Prof. Love, who made the analy

ses of baking powders for the New

York State Board of Health, as well as for the Government, says of the purity aud wholcsomeucss of "Royal": "I have tested a package of Royal Baking Powder, which I purchased in the open market, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It is a cream of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or phosphates or any injurious substance Jr.IVE1PH1D."

James Ryan has for sale at his

shop some fine two horse wagons,

only sixty dollars each, spring wagons, bueeie8, phaetons, Ac., all

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

bought anywhere, and he warrants

them put up in a durable style.

Call and inspect these vehicles, op

posite the county jail, before you

buy. Job work and horse shoeing

K-aBB9IisaasBB9as9Bes9ess Sasb with Class for Sale. Some six and nine light sash,with glaso, for sale at this office, at 8c. per light. This is charging only the pries of the glass throwing in the sash, the paintiug and glazing,

Coroner's Inquest.

NOTICE is hereby giren. that on the 3d day of October, 1886, a Coroner', inquest wns held on the body of Joseph C. Huxley, who waa found banging to the rafters of an old house In Marion tp., in

Monroe county, Ind., by the neck, at near

4 o'clock in the afternoon of that day.

He was aeact wnen discovered, naving, it is shown, taken his life with bis own

hands, iiaid Huxley was near ix feet high, about 75 years of age, and weighed 160 lbs. There was a small sum ef money on his person $3 41.

uiven under my nana ana teal tnis 3d daT of October, 1886.

UKOltliK . UUUC&, J.F., and Acinar Coroner of Monroe county for the

time being. oct6-86

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ATTORNEYS' CARDS,

T USKIRK t DUNCAN, Attorneys, Of

Dee in New Corner Uuildiug, up

Last week's bond call for $15,-

000,000 brings the amount of 3-per

cent bonds called tor redemption since the adjournment of Congress, about six weeks ago, up to $40,000,000. This does not include the "voluntary call" or invitation of the Treasury Department for holders to surrender bonds and receive face value for them, interest to be paid in full to lime of presentation. The voluntary call was for $1,000.-

Aaalyzlas; the Baiting Pow-

oers. Under the direction of the New

York State Board of Healtb,eighty-

four different kindi of baking pow

ders, embracing all the brands that could be iound for sale in the State,

were snbmiited to examination and

analysis by Prof. C. F. Chandler,

a member of the btate JSoaru ana President of the New York City Board of Health, assisted by Prof. Edward G. Love, the well known United States Government chemist.

The official report shows that a a large number of the powders examined were found to contain alum

or lime ; manv of them to such an

extent as to render them seriously

objectionable for use in the preparation of human food. Alum was found in twenty-nine samples. This drug is employed in baking powders to cheapen their coat. The presence of lime is at

tributed to the impure eream of

tartar of commerc used in their manufacture. Such oream of tartar was also analyzed, and found to

contain lime and ot ler impurities ; in some samples to the extent of 93 per cent, of their en.ire weight. All the baking powders on the market, with the single exception of "Royal" (not including the alum and phosphate powders, which were lung since discarded as unsafe or inefficient by prudent housekeepers)

are made from the impure cream of

cariar 01 commerce, uua consequent

tain. Will practice in all courts or Ibe State. Special attention giren to Probate business, and to collection 'and prompt remittance of all claims. LO UD EN i ROGERS, Attorney, Office overFirs National Bank. All business of a legal nature given careful attention in all courts. Seal estate Titles carefully examined by aid of Loudon's Abstract. A specialty made of the collection and remittance ef claims of all kinds.

atSTf CORE DUULAP,, W. H.

ast, IKlwin Uo rr, at. as. uumspj

Attorneys at Law, (Successors to Kast k Bast). All legal business will receive prompt and careful attention. Office rooms 6 and T, over "Corner" Clothing Store, Bloomington, Indiana.

JAMES F. MORGAN, Attorney, upstairs, east of the First National Bank, ( Buskirk & Cancan's old room) south side of the square. Probate business, and collections given ipeoial attention. Will also give careful attention to business in the neighboring county courts. Tl A. FULK. Attorney, Office in Allen

IV. A McNarv s new block, up-tnirs,ov

er corner room, special attention win o.j

given to probate business, and to prompt

collection or oiainis. TAMES B. MULKY, Attorney. Will

fj give special attention te settling de

cedent' estates, collecting, etc. W ill practice in all courts. Is also Mnyor,and my

be found in his office in City Building during business hours. CR. WORRALL, Attorney, Office up- . Btairs, over McOnlla 4 Co.'i Store. Will practice in al! the courts. Special attention given to the Pension business.

HUMPHREYS'

DR. HUMPHREYS' Book of all Diseases, Cloth & Cold Binding Itrifw,iriUi SlnlSaVMbi, suiim ran.

ust o:r PEiscaPAi. hob. cuaxs

fevers, GongMtlon. Inflammations.

Crvtns 'Colleger TwUiiaa; of Iafsiiiik

Dysentery. Oripinc. BUhnu OoUq....

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lSK'roUB. Congb, Diffloult BrMthin.

4ISaU Ulieum.

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examine tne low ALL KINDS OF

S AND BEFORE KEEPliltM

See

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LOOK at the Elegant Line a t the Bee Hive Grocery.

DON'T STOP till you set

stock of nackasre ahifc

fees, at the Bee Hiv

THE FINEST, and most ct

line of Queensware, at; HIVE GROCERY. j

THE ONLY place to

at the BEE HIVE

WE CALL YOUE SP-i TENTION TO OVlt DEPARTMENT. yon m re Sugar for il than in Monroe Comity, "

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Gsleria Osvi torte, prometoe Ptgeaitlom, aad ovaroomea Flatulency, Const.ix.tioo, Soar Stomach, . DiarrhoM, and 7evailslmesit Tbos the ohild is rendeFed healthy end Ma sleep MtarsvL . Oswtawia. eoosaios no Korpbine or other narooelo propsrvy. j.- " Ojoria It so Trn adaptod to ebtUrsa thl4 I reooenmeod It aa superior to any wseortpttoB knowa to ma." H. A. Aaaaaa. X. O.. S Portland i.Te., Brooars, H. T. "I use Csetoria In my ptaotiee. and flad it SMelaUr adapted to affections of chlldieo," Ausx. KoBaarsox, H. D., 1WT Sd Ave., Mew Tork. Tea CsatTioa Co,, lSrulooSt,F. T. S'COTT'SJ EMULSION OF PUKE COD LITER OIL ftnd H ypophosphites of Limq & Soda

Almost as Palatable as Milk.

TV. naanaaailnn at MlB 1111 OIL that

mb be takaa TraulilT and tolmswl tor a lotUaie

braslhsle slaiatslis.

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Notice or Insolvency. NOTICE is hereby given tliat at the September term, 1886, of the Monroe Circuit Court, the estate of of James A. Fleetwood, deceased, was declared

probably insolvent. ..., ... ' sfflutft'ldtJg AiPJfa.689. IHaBwII, b Those interested are notified that it will TIT bKllI.ltT, cdltflWiflTTOair; be settled accordingly This the 28th , VIAfi. .nJ 11 WiflTIVfl BISirtUlltMtl

day ol beptumbiir 1886 ! gntLbUfiit It ts marr-IUs la- lis rstalk " JOEN FLEETWOOD. , -fUd ,d opWJlriUUtHTTslolaiia Adininiilrn'or. m ttiu tountrics at the world. Sept. 29, 188ti. . SCOTX dTilttnJIlCVcwTtil.

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THE PBOPKISTORof tkeOity Book Store announces to all bis eld patrons, and an immense number of new ones, that he is Still on Hands, and though he hat been verv slow in Stat.

ing the fiict, he is still to the City of Bleomingl.on, and better prepared than ever to cefcer to thu varied tastes of this cultured community. Thus, in addition to an immense stock of School and Collage Text Books he baa a fine supply of Wall Paper, Window Shades and Fixtures, CBRQHOl, Oil. PAIIITIlfCIf, superior I'ocket Cutlery, Geld Pens, Al-; bums, and. Fancy Artiolea in abundance, too great to admit of enumeration. His News Stand is well supplied with choice Keading. He also carriea a full line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES, and almost everything elne, to meet the literary wants of this community. Teachers, and other friends of education are invited to make his store their headquarters, where they will be cordially welcomed, and no effort spared to make their stay pleasant. JS. P. COLS.

Vault Cleaning. Prepare lTor Cholera. JOHN BUOWK has supplied himself with deoderizers, tubs and all the appliances necssnry f ir the successful prosecution of Vault Ol-nning, and assures as good work as has e rer been done by forign parties, and tor much less money. He solicit) ordeni and will give prompt atteutiou to them.

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