Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 36, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 November 1886 — Page 3
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MOSE KAHN, MAHAGEB, CALL AND GET FBICES. J. W. SIMMONS CO.
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Fa nave mM a large and carefully ee-
i stock of Furniture, ana invue our
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A teasattaa. m WKv it that three hottlea of B. B. B.
are told in Atlanta to one of any other blood remedy, and twice as much consumed in the State of Georgia as any other preparation ? No one need take our word, but simply ask the druggists. Ask the people. Thev are competent witnesses. Si-r hmuaa in Atlanta are having B. B. B.
him and ten eross tots, and some ox
them hoy as often as every two months.
Why these unpreceaentea sau mn home with golittra advertising ? Modesty
forbids us matins; a reply. Had o. a. a.
beea before the public a quarter or nan
a century, it would not be necessary to oe
bolstered np with crutches or page advertisements now Merit will conquer and
down money.
$ 1.00 WOBTH 1508.00. For four years I have been a sufferer
from a terrible form of Rheumatism, wmcn mrlnmd ma so low that all hope of recov-
err was riven np. I nave suffered the
the most excruciating pain day and night, and often white writhing in agony have wished X could die. I have tried everythine known for that disease, but nothing
dM me any good, and have had some of
the finest physicians in me own to worn
on me, nut all to no enect. i nave, spent
over $800 without finding relief. 1 am
now proud to sav that alter using only
ana nettle of B. B. B. I am enabled to
walk around and attend to business,and I
would not take $500 for the benefit receiv
ed from one single bottle of 1- a, a. i refer to all nerebnnts and business men
in this town. Toon, most truly, J. G. GAB A. Wavarty, 'Walker county, Texas. HK SWALLOWED 151
9 have been .troubled with a serious
Lbltiod disease for six years, and have ex'l - " J .si a ,av.Mom Hina.
dies which did nm no so ad The use of
J6 bottles of B. B. B. has about cured me
. doing mora good man an utuer rem-
dws conjoinsd. It is a quicK ana cneap
blood Witter. O. U. KU uujI'U.
Talladega, Ala., April av, ibbu. DEMONSTRATED MKKIT. Sparta, Gan May 15, 1866. Keod Balm Co.: Ton will, please ship
rCdnoluded from 2d page.1 Wm. F. Reed and wife have
played, and then too, the base drum been viaiting the family ot Mr.
is the device used by most country Wade, in Boston, trawiora county, bands to drown their discord - during the past week. He says
Vote for oh, forgot ; the 'lection's Wade u doing an extensive busi-
over Coffees have advanced ness in general merchandize.
four cents in the wholesale markets
during the past three months-
Fresh Tub Oysters from Bulti-
roore, will 1 received by Benckart,
on Friday. These will be a choice grade of oysters and will be shipped direct from the packing bouse.
Benckart will keep none but the
best Oysters, and you Bhould buy there if you desire to get the best.
Chicago papers state that Nath
Neeld left Quebec last week for whioh
Liverpool Miss Bertha Baker thought and taught to be percepti
Now comes Prof. Proctor,
prominent as an astronomer of this age, and declares the orbit of the
lias Deen always
and Miss Lou Braztan have gone bly elliptical, is so in only such a to Indianapolisto attend Art School, to be r ' ui tlia nvo at nil aa vurutriff from
and Miss Eva Brown ha. gone to & toward which it Cincinnati to attend Conservatory gradually tends, its greatest ellipticof Mimic Wall. Gentrv. who itv. which never was discernible to
is travelioir for a Nashville, Tenn., "imple vision havmg been 8bO,UW
- i ur mniia nnr iiora 1 1
arnvn rminnrv fiHH f'limn uuiuh ui i v
recruit his bealth-
-Miss Rob-
see.
The new Mexican law relating
to the rights of foreigners in tpat country contains one provision
which might be prohtabiy copieu Kv thfi TTnited States to-wit : the
ertson of Terra Haute has been in
town during the past week, working in her specialty. She is an accomplished young woman, and a
great success in the field she has clause declaring i hat such persons
chosen Jere. F. Pittman and may be permitted to seine inereont r i i. Iv uuon fnrnishine proof that they
, .., have been in tht full enjoyment ot Thev all return, in conformity with . ,. . , . . ."' '.;,
I Civil ngur.s 111 mcii uwu .wiuuuiw, Cleveland's civil service roles j tiiat tney nfive occupations or
Mrs. Ben. Adams and Miss Mattie incomes sufficient to provide them
Iwnn at TnHinnanolis with the necessaries of life, oucb
a law in tnis country wouiu arc
out thousands of undesirable lmtni
erauts every year without in any
James Robinson, the grocer, has been wrestling with a deep-
seated cold that confined him to his wav oneratine to the disadvantage
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room A valuable mule oeiong- Qt such as are justly ana rainy en
ing to Capt. Sam. Harrah was kill- titled to come. As the matter uow
. , . i Btanas. we lunusn a wiuantu ed by being impaled on a picket fof roui- ' ' , and nnnnera of Eurone. and thus
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Spencer, wen Known nere, aieu mi gjmpiy increase our sum or crime hia home recently with rheumatism and novertv. which we are certainly
of the bowels, in his 60th year, af- not required to do by any rule of
ter five months of suffering ireeaom or geoerouy.
John W. Davis is connned to nis :aca the 8tairwav in the
bed with an attack of acute rheu- wa8hinp.ton Monument has been
matism Does erot into Ben. 1 repaired there has been a continual
Dunn's flock of turkeys a few nights rush of people to the office for per-wii-j ,;nil raits to climb to the top. On ln-
UCr, rv; day last more than seven hundred
number me vxiumy "eaau- applications for passes were receivrer collected $3,000 in cash on Mon- eA u s an avful climb, but many
Av th Inst dav of tax naviu?. ladies undertake it. Two or three
" of the latter have fainted and had
. . r,.. n tube carried down. Amonc the
Un Monday next Jiu. eaK . . , , . .
will go to Bushville, Ind., to hold Qn pnday was an old gentleman
a protractea meeting expecting iu i eighty -three years oi age.
remain away about two weeks.
E. E. Sluss did not return
from St. Louis with his sou Ellis !
in time to vote.
Iia Batman left Bloomington
for Arkansas on Tuesday, to locate.
In an altercation between
He was
told that he would be exhausted,
but stated that it was his birthday
and he wanted to celebrate it by a
patriotic climb. He made the as
cent, but became exhausted when
one-third of the way back, and had
to be carried down
-The year 1886 is a very re
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kisows
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lor Baler &
neat
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staprvviug
makinir it
tef it seleeted, hopiBg
ooippete id qoaatsty wHb
;, iBBrraesheooweem
Hbe eBen io sbcb a de-
r first rreii'nt one srross 0. a. a.
'It rives us pleasure to report a good
i nrenaranon. maeea it nas
far eelinsed all ether blood remedies, both
in demonstrated merit and rapid sale with
Basra & Yabdzmax.
Castles) Waated. .'A jLady Agent is wanted in every city and villacet also, Indies to travel and so
licit orders for Madame Wood's Corsets
and Corded Cosset Waists. Tarn Pico Forms,
Hose (ktooorterp. Steel Protectors, Ladies'
Friend, etc. Agents are making from $30 to-$50aweek. Sand for circulars and priee-list to B. Wood, 64 South Salina St, S&rwaenset W . "Y.
Charley Young and Geo. Owens, markable one. It came in on FriTolir nli fWn Bliot Younsr dav and goes out on Friday. The
through the breast. Young's con- Sunday ia April was Eaeter . 1 .. u 1 Sunday. Docoralion Day and dition is thought to be critical. 4tfc flf j. mmo on Bunday,
Mies Lisszie Sprowlo, formerly and there wens two new moons in
of Bloomington, is teachiug music June, These are all occurrences
in Bedford
Mrs. Howe Ryors delightfully
entertained a number of lady friends on Thursday of last week from 2
to 6, at her home on east 4th street.
which do not happen more than
twice ill a century.
Dr. Jordan returned in time to
vote
fin Lew Wallace will lecture
A pleasant afternoon lunch Tuesday nieh :, Nov. 9.
-ar r. 1 T . JJ. I
was given ny Mrs. oarouei ioqub, prof A ;wat lectured last at her residence on east 7th street, gundtty dpon "Modern efforts to
on the 14th ult. A Inrge number Christianise the YV orld."
of ladies were present, and an en- The Trustees of the University
Auditor Alexander has a neat
modi bouse, with all requisite
tbavbwrfanilk npjoat houses, and a large lot well set
with fruit trees and vines which will be sold on reasonable terms.
joyable afternoon was reported by
all present.
, BAD ENOUGH.
The election Tuesday was the
i.ev-
h sop-
baa
: in teas, evrflees and
t:tb1tare wmm W. elonf.
Wive mm-M eillwbeo you
; yvor Imeketaied. Me
r 'MiEeaanctm all
r now, bat few of tbem eur-
efep equal the exhibition
Bits Bne
eoliastjvertent fojr arijjsjoi H; eitr 'idT-'
Wity,ai3
Monkt to loan 00 long time at
low rates.
East, Core & Duitlap.
will hold a meeting this week. They are expected to convene Thursday, Nov. 4.
"Some young mett of sevCl
colleges have formed a foot-ball kicking club. It is to practice every Saturday in Indianapolis. Col-
leees used to be tor tne cultivation
of the head, this is for the cultiva-
expense
other
ot
Spokes H antes. Waldron,
Hill & Co. will pay cash for 1,000,000 Oak and Hickory Spokes.
Timber most be eat before January 1st, 1887.
Alio, want White Uak iiuo Blocfca. Call at Factory and get cards gtviag prices and dimenstoBS of what is wanted.
lists
and ettrsobs things in bis
a eeiHal. pleasant
nule witb, and yoo wlfljbe iilm fiwrmed b aoaoaTn-
00 wilt be Hmf-0t'-fmaA
sfJSabe SaMtbtexr
1L
ob.theFai.i.
;::-jsW;jbe aroeatioO of
, and tee mr-
: of tbeea iA
that be has
Mrs. Bowman A Gregory have
sew stock of millinery goods in room 1st door from Smith & Hun
ter. In same room Mrs. Perdue
S ; faair nanr onenei a dress-makine de
partment. .Ladies call and see
TUn utiantumh nntv0rMllv
. . uv, . ".v... .. ...... . rG8U 1 1 J r .1, l4 A.iuipian T.ildniff Knipt.v
Ui iUG AJ(VU. Il-H v.. m . l
'0m ikM: mm
sttietes s
tbeboose,botb
Bembers
articles
::pjo1ioo f the coduBi-
tnat JoUiNey deais m
Haosa every r-
fiutey and drjess-j
baa good at
styles.
Fao. suits, neat-fitting and bandsome, are turned out daily by Ben. MeGee, the Artist Tailor, at but emporium of fashion, on the sooth side of the public square. A
peculiarity of Hlcv.ee s suits is that while they fit snugly to the form,
af if moulded, they are perfectly
ca$y no binding or sensation oi
g. In fact, they have the rity of all proper-fitting
clothes : yon are unconscious of the
fact that you have them on your
person, aod so don't teel constrain
ed and uncomfortable as is the case
with the clothes cut by many Tailors.
McGee has the best piece goods the
market afiords and trims with only
Srst-elass trimmings, buttons, etc,
most hotly contested ever held in tioD of the to at the
Monroe county. The Democracy the head not to say at other 1 1 nenses." says an Indianapolis pa
were given fresh courage by the wti From nceounfs our own I. II
met that thev have a President and kickers were worsted in last Satur
all Federal officers, and that they WVU
also have the Sheriff. As a
thev worked like demons, and spent was observed in the College Chapel,
. ... T. . . Thursday evening, uct. atn, 1000. their money like water. It is im- fter illvocaon MUs 'fidith possible to give the figures at this Lons delivered an oration entitled
hour, 8 a, m. "VYednesday, but P MJW fc',avei f" lt T ' 'J I rliaoiiMied some of the nhases of the
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enough is Known to warrant tne Labor Q,iesiion and the workinirs
statement that the Republicans are of foreign immigration. Unacr 1 .-j 1 tea i. . ..
. 1. . x is 01 1 quaintea wim nvi- wio., nn certain of but two offices-Clerk mhe t0 atquit hereeif a8 credita-
and Treasurer. Fuller and uastun. blv as the merit ot her oration de
i t -.i I severed. Miss Creed MyerSj the
SB Luc a. nienw u uonwu uura , , , . . . rr. 0 I .nm. I . titbit ii 1 niD. na fclf Lr M Pr
place was admirably filled by Miss
have beaten Clark and Sudbury by Joe ttttman . j ne declamation was
toliowea oy tne anniversury suuma,
One of the most pleasant social
gatherings that was ever held m
Bloomington was that of the young
ladies' Cold Water Reception at the
M. E. church on Tuesday night of
last week. The preparations were on a large scale, consisting of a social, literary and festive feature. The large lecture room had been cleared of the chairs and was ar
ranged with piauo, easy chairs, pictures, vases, &c, so as to resemble
a parlor, which it, did to the satis
faction of all who were present.
About M o'clock there was gathered
as pleasant a company of young
people as one could find, engaging in conversation. A little later the
company was called to order by Miss Ella Strader, the president, who stated the purpose of the gathering
to be the desire to furnish social en
joyment without the temptations
which so often mar the pleasure and damage the safety of like gatherings.
A half hour was then spent in short
essays, and a number of toasts were
responded to in a most felicitous
manner. The exercises were inter
spersed with delightful music, vocal
and instrumental. At the close of
the literary program, the company repaired to the spacious parlors
where lunch was served to all pres
ent. About 10 o'clock: the com
pany dispersed amidst the hearty
applause of all preseut at the novel and satisfactory way in which they
had been entertained. Great credit
is due all who aided in the undertaking and to those who planned
and executed so ably. While such
occasions do not entirely counteract
the mischievous features of social life, yet it is safe to say if there were
more gatherings of a similar charac
ter they would do much to protect
the inuoceut and shield the unwary
Prof. E. J. Roe, the eminent
oculist, will rcniuin in the city two
more weeks, and will take pains to
examine and fit eyes with glasses.
He may be found at the Walnut
Street House.
Mr.Dant. Edwards and daugh
ter, of Washiogtcp City, D. C., and
Mrs. Sarah Cumniins,of Shebyville,
Ind., were the guests ot H. C.Dun
can's family, last week.
Joseph D. Handy has been
sick and confined to bis house for
several weeks past;, with liver com
plaint.
The many friends of Chas. P.
Tmirnpr were ratified to see him
on the. streets ngain last week.
E. P. Adams is able to attend
to business now,and there are hopes
that his improvement may be per
manent.
Saturday witnessed a busy
tim in the Treasurer's office. The
Treasurer and bis assistants collect
1 5.000 in cash on that day
This is exclusive of county orders
received on taxes.
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, For Building Material, including Doors, Sash, Glass, Oils and Paints, Nails, and anything else you may need, go to A LIEN'S. Cork fob salt.. W. J. ALLEN. Go up to Robertson Bros, corner grocery store, and get your basket filled with the choice goods they sell so cheaply. They carry an immense stock, and sell phenomenally low. You should go through and see their feed department it extends back to the north alley.
SATE TOUR MONK I Baldridge & Gourley have mad a contract with Daugherty Bros, the Roller Mill men of Ladoga, t handle their flour in this place, an hereafter it may be found at th grocery stores or at the Mill, whercustomers can be supplied with tin Burr or the Roller Flour, just a. they prefer. The Ladoga flout will be brought here ia ear-load lots (all the leading brands) anr' will be sold as low as it ia possibh to supply it. Persons who desire 1
first-class article ot Hour at the low
est living price, should bear thes
facts in mind.
handsome majorities.
given by Miss Ella Ryan. Her theme "The Iron Chest' was han-
IssssspatSsajses 'sem swsisB,e
torosapjt.
jaqatsSaa as sm tf2 osnjs.
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a Bwaaaaatv WTt MIIHHItT siuxxiai. swvv m-
died in an acceptable and entertaining manner. The audience was
not large bat appreciative.
Rev. Mr. Givler's sermon last
A well knowu minister sent South to labor among the colored
people, was received with many rlamnnutrntinnR nf nv. At. lUp first
. . . W . 1 1 ti ir 1 . . 1- -i 1
nwl nif whiflh he he d. one co orH OUnoay on - man uiiuer tne uuxuei
nreacher nraved for him with oreat Superior to his Environments" was
earnestness, thus : "O Lord! brcss " instructive and effective exposi-
dis yer brudder what's come dowu "n oi me Arapenan lauacy tiiat
from de NnrP to nfeaeh de o'nsnpt man is a al ive of his environment.
, er - i.i r
to US. 'JNoint hlin Wld de kerosene Mr. viivict was reasouuoie aim mu
ileof salvashun,and set him od fire." hn bl8 statements, and his arguments
,m, I Kit out nine loomoiu lur tne pusi-"-A few Saturdays aeo a manu- tion of Dnper and his followers
facturer in a Massachusetts town The mischievous tendencies attendEaid to bis army of employes 700 ing the teaching of such doctrine right, cripp, ten dollar bills. Each were also set forth pl tinly and cf-
man got one with his pay. They iectively. Christianity docs not were all marked so as to be recosr-land will mrt give away before inti-
nisedt By Tuesday 410 of them del theorien of higher education or
had been deposited in the banks of) misguided scientific deductions.
the city by saloon keepers. When The sermon was an opportune one, the fact became known to the work- and all believers arc indebted- to men they organized a temperance Mr. Givler for recognizing and an-
society and set in motion the ma- preoiating that Christianity has a cbiuery of a reform that will do right to be beard upon all the great
them a great deal ot good, I he questions having to do with nno s
Tbj official count of the vote will be held on Thursday afternoon when the twelve Township Trustees come together to compare the vote.
Four years ngo the actual result
was not known in this county till the official vote had been canvassed. The following is the official
vote for Governor in Monroe coun
ty, in 1884. Beanblbssouij
Washington)
Marion, Benton,
Bloomipetori.
Bloomington W,
Richland,
Yanbaren, Perry,
Salt Creek,
Harrodsburg,
Smithville,
Indian Creek j Polk,
Total,
Total Greeuback vote, 84. Total Prohibition vote, 35
incident has a great lesson in it. i welfare a.n hftppiue&u
Dera. Rep 205 142 139 13 45 59 141 65 148 278 , 129 235 120 248 86 156 143 281 14T 37 115 72 63 69 139 92 114 67 1734 1894.
On the 18th ult. Emery Voss
and wife were surprised by Mr
Voss' children and grand children
The old, people were induced to go
on a calling expedition and when
they returned the relations-, bad crowded into the house aod spread
an elegant supper. Many accepta
ble presents were made, among
them a rooking chair and craay
quilt for Mr. Voss, napkins, etc
for Mis. V. The relations spent
pleasant evening, and went to their homes feeling happier than when they left thorn. It was Mr. Yobs' list bulhday aumsersarv.
The beautiful Fall weather
left us but a short time to return iu greater splendor than ever.
Oliver T. Morton spoke in the
court room Saturday night to a large audience. Oliver T. is a very
pleasant speaker.
A full cargo of provisions have
been purchased and piled up on the bank of Salt River in readiness to
be loaded up for the party that leaves for head waters on Thursday
afternoon.
Ex-Governor Porter is prepar
ing a history of Indiana, and has
been gathering the materials as he
conducted the recent State canvass. It will be a work worthy the State and the man, and can be relied upon as thorough, when completed.
. Harmon Friedlev and wife
arrived in town on Friday, remaining till Monday. Their many
friends were gratified to be able to meet them. They have taken up
a permanent residence in Indiana
polis. The second game of the football championship's series was play
ed at the Athletic Club grounds in
Indianapolii,on Saturday afternoon
the Butler and the State University
teams being the contestants.
Mr. Woollen, of Yale, '86, was the referee. The first half was a stand
off, the score standing: 8 to 8. In
the 2d half the score was 14 to
in favor of Butler. The following
named e-entlemen constitute the
o team of
S,it ITaiversitv H. 0. Kiolinsor, '90;
P. D. Cornell, '90, Kansas City Mo. ; Ki
rn er B. Stewart, 8T, Uieiiiana; itWilsov, 'f9, Solitude; W. H. Holmos, '89; C. W ."Springer, '89, Walcottsville ; W. H. Bloss, 90, Munoio, rushers; Harry B. Wise, "8T, Sun Francisco, Cel., half back ; Albert IUblj, '87, Snoddy's Mills, half back; H. Howard, '87, Iwlianavoln. back ; Harry McMullin, '90, quarter back; Harry E. Wise, captain; colors, crimson and white. Fun is one thing, the malicious destruction of property another. Last Saturday evening was Hallo w'en and it was celebrated by the youngsters in various ways innocently and otherwise. AH the foot bridges in town that could be moved were lifted up and thrown from their places, gates were displaced, fences were broken down, ricks of wood were torn down and built as barricades across the roads and streets, wagons were taken to
inaccessible points, etc. there Was something cute in all
this, but it is hard to discern with the naked eye. It is a wanton destruction of property which ought to be checked by the administration of wholesome and radical punish
ment-.
Before seven o'cloekon Satur
day morning last the town was
crowded with dead beats who had
come here to bleed the candidates
The candidates wisely retired to
their rooms, aod were doing purely
an office business during the day-.
There was more dead beatings and
offers to sell votas during and prev
tous to tins election than on any occasion of the kind in the history of the county. In fact this disrep
utable practice is greatly on the increase,and the time may come when
an office will cost all it ia worth.
It is alleged that there are over seven hundred men in Monroe coun
ty who openly demand pay for their
votes.
Gov Porter had a .glorious
day for hia meeting on the 30th
and a large crowd listened to him
at the south front of the court house.
Gov. Porter is one of the strongest
if not the strongest man in the State to-daj-j and anything he says
has weight and power because
the superior ability and ripe exper
ience of the man. Off the rostrum he is genial, approachable and
charming in conversation, and dif
fers in these particulars from th
so-called great men of the day, who
are stilted, bombastic and too utter
Iv ifi-and to rcatiae that they are
only human. Could Porter hav
been our standard bearer two vcars
Carp raisers say this year hat
been very favorable to these fisl and there has been an immense increase in their number. 1
"Was Rome founded by Ro
meo?"' inquired a pupil of the teacher. "No my son," replied tb
wise man, "It was Juliet who wa
found dead by Romeo."
Joseph Hunter, wife and child,
of Washington City, D. C, are th guests of Morton C. Hunter's fami-
ly.
Joseph Denton died at the
home of his father near Smithville,
on Saturday. He was born March
15th, 1854. He died of hemor
rhage of the nose, Oct. 29th, 1886
aged 32 years, 6 months and 14
days. Deceased leaves a wife one
child to mourn his loss.
-An open switch above Stines-
ville let in a freight train near the
bridge north of that town last Sun
day morning,pilingupa wreck that
prevented the train passing there
that was due here at 4 a. m., and it
did not reach Bloomington till
3:30 p. m. Sunday. The Universi
ty foot-ball team was aboard, and
during the twelve hours wait at
Gosport they had ample time for
prayerful meditai ion.
ElletUville Citizen: About
three weeks aeo a fine sow of Uncle.
John Grant's was missing. He
hunted the- country over without finding her, and counted her lost. One day this week to his surprise the sow was discovered fast under the culvert near Capt, Perry's residence where she had been for seven leen days. She was pretty hungry, but otherwise uninjured, when ta ken out.
In reply to many Inquiries.the
"Y" will hold its. next regular meeting on the 16th or 17th of the month. Table Talk on the "Laws
Regulating the Liquor Traffic in the various States." Mr. Batman
will open the discussion. For ref
erence concerning the subject see
Educational Journal for Sept. 30th,
College Library. Pres.
Go to the Orebsw Sottw wiS
fou come town and desire
l f . L . . ,
neais ; or ii you wish iu any
ral days there is uo mors
ory bous- at which to stop. :
John Martin, at the
office, is srivine special atteu
writing deeds and mortgages;-
ing tne county reeoros ooy
he is in a position to do. Wi . w a a mm V, -
correctly and well, uivt
leBLf
tioato3':s
'..aiiua.' ..i
W9m -TSXi ' m
Peoole come from nnoy ;WHm,
if the county to boy Bmmtmmm'
bread. They are right; good, wholesome, healthful
His cakes are also One. .
want a satisfactory Benckart a call.
j&ooensoo org, iiava
tome radical improvements
grocery store, nortbeap,
the square. They areipsi
largest stock of grain and
kent in a store here, and
close. Drop in and get
the "Purity" roller process
Oysters, the best that urocured, are always to be
Benckart's restaurant aodN
loutb of the postoffice
YOU WILL FIND it
buy your bread of
to bake it yourself, add $hei
kart s bread is uniformly
In all styles yoo your Oysters served, at
restaurant and bakery, four
south of the
BMMinsi mm mmm i i i irtmnti-
ckarttb'wi'St
a,''wV 7b . sw ' n T
KVW. . wK asndttThV-at"
-j'? iSa . laaWtff tVh1
. .wBIV, Bene
, . Ml
s . . . -t assie,
Hemp Wilson'
ware and elassware is
plete. He buys from fi:
and so can give some
bargains to those in eeareb
class of goods. Ootids deh
Crystal Baking Powder:
50c. package entitles purchase
valuable prize ot glassware,
your luck, at Wilsons "Progress Block."
Try the tXXX
Coffee, sold at Wilson)
Ask for it. Also ask
ado cigar one of Wilmon
Best produce always'
Hemp. Wilsou, theoer
can get good butter
well as all the choicest
He makes a specialty of
coffees, cigars and tobaoco.
Get a can of 0)steris or
still, get Benckart to serve
dozen for you, at bis testa
bakery, four doors eofcth
postoffice.
Admlulstratw!
VTOTICB fa hereby gi
o.v aersignea nas oann
Monroe Circuit Court-
the estate of William J
late of Monroe county
The estate fa probab BE
ago ho would Uuve becu elected.
The latt game to swindle
farmers is played by a man claiming to represent a large provision
bouse in Chicago, such a firm being
anxious to learn of farmers their
opinion of the harvested erdpt This
takes with the honest tiller of the
soil, aod be proceeds to answer the question propounded. The sharper
notes down the answers carefully
and when he is through he has the
farmer sign the report to give it
weight - This accomplished) tht
man leaves, and later a note turns up in the bands of an innocent purchaser. The only safe way is
to sign nothing tor a stranger.
-It is little leaks that eventually
sink the ship. Oue great point in
saving farm machinery that should be carefully observed, and attended
to by all farmers Is that of keeping implements under shelter. More
implements tire destroyed add rendered useless by exposure than are
worn out by actual wear. The
ength of time of usefulness of al
farm implements could be prolong
ed fully one half if they were pro'
perly cared for when not in use
The farmers of Benton county
are greatly discouraged because hog
cholera of a most malignant type
has made its appearance among thei
herds. Owing to the immense corn
crop they expected to realize hi nd
somely this year by feeding for the
market, but the disease has mi.de
such iuroads upon their drovea that
few will be left tor shipment. In
some instances herds of eighty to
one hundred have leen attacked by
it and every one died Spencer Democrat.
II. Hightand wife spent Sunday
with relutives in Bloomington.
Mrs. Carrie Mayfield, of near Bloomington, Is visitiug relatives
and friends in Speuccr.
Charley Thomas, Fred Hight
and Oscar Figg, three seventeen-
year-old boys of Spenceri ran away
from homo last week to try their fortunes in the the far west. Like too many kids of their age who have good homes, plenty to eat and good clothes, they became dissatisfied and concluded to better their condition. One week of wandering among strangers "opened their eyes" to the ways of the world, aod thev were glad to return home, and
will no doubt remain lucre.
Louden & Miers, Atty
oept. I I, 1BBO-41.
nonce 91 AUHI
VTOTIOE is hereby given, tiiat
4-v aersurnea nas Deea.aDBOtn
Clerk of the Monroe CHrcnli
Monroe county. State of -'1
minirtmtor, with the watillipjij
estate or John H. Whisnaas Iawrof ma count, deceased. . .V
Said estate supposed tOibe aotyi
WM. H. VTHIga
Oct 13-86 -;Ad
K. A. Fulk, Atty.
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saaiii am sisan gi .--aaof-jg vt wt 'tAVint
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BUSKIRlC DUNCABv
notice so nakfav
State of Indiana, Monroe Com'l
in the State of Indiana
September tana, 188S. '. No. U3T. John B. East, Matilda J.
ensS. Marks.
B !t known, That on tfc&
Aheust, 1888, this above
by their attorneys, Bled ia
Clerk of the Circuit
county, in the State oTttitaajtJ complaint against the abC?
renaant: ana on tno wa.aase naaaav&v:
ber, 1886, the ftara plaiaUCHaM la
court the affidavit of a oomiwtsait
nhAWindr that said dn
Marks is not a resident of ".ma
Indiana, that a causa -ofjafBSwi
against mm in reiauon nsfwamrawi
sot aside a conveyance ?at a
frsdulont and to quiet mm
anil that hi in a. nai'ill 'lial
r rrw-anaasi
Mow ttiererore.bv orae
said defendant mmoy
filine and pendency of
against him, and tost and answer or demur it
ing of said cause on the November. 1886. thtsati
judioial day of a term W iaJphHt begun and held at the CoiliMSwtt'
Cityot Bloowineton, oh-M in Nbvember, 1866, said cinialaja the matters and thins thisrido si
ahd alleged, will be
in m$ absence,
v "k. j "jnri.ytL "i
sosenoe. . - .-.w "VJ '
D. W. JJUOWBlJMtjr. WSSSK-TSFSiiSKiRt
S
, 4i fi
STotltoe to Woa
Th State of Indiana. Monroe eon
In the Monroe circuit oooi$ stitawi
Term, 18B8. . Benjtntin F. AdaitiS, nil Fttnnv Woodwari
.Ino. T. Woodward, deceased; Mar
trv,frtiifllr. JamM W. MofUrmwlk ijf "ar '
Complaint m:lgB
n i.: . ..1 al i,u - .ii'jlrS
n tint herein, (4rethf WtttuiMi ssaiMfa'adnk,
W uU dafandants. Uaifw M.. Mrrinmlta "V
and James W. McCwrolck are not resU, dents of the Stale tf tadtabsHhat sat SO
tron IS ior .ne inraciOsuni :w utw waVttaraa ir
una tnitt snia nta'rwtQ3Ba fflnwiiw yjgal,
i -M l T i tra'ssTii isalf ifli TUT il-J
in Hioomtngton. in sum mmihwi, '
and answer or demur tis?:
the same will ha heard'astd'
IimIi. nIuuwii.0. .-.s
Witness my hame 'figiM
uourt, araxeu at mi
day of October, A. 1.
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