Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 39, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 November 1886 — Page 2

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fWesM saw RMwMby Jtonriay, y

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-Th outlook for a Kepablkam President -a '88 bright. Tba fall ketionii eclipsed thaDtmocra-

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Without tbe labor vote, whih

will luMMfter ba with the uarty of

lection, New York is lost to uw

The Republkans of New York City see to late that tbey might bare elected Baosereh and tbey ue kickiag tbeuaelveff vigorously.

teratiou of ita rales as will give ua honest, capable and practical servants aod not be-crammed theorists.

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS,

tm the- Kaurthqawke.

The engine horses of Charleston

escaped and ran in wild affright,

John Coffin and family are re

siding in Mound City, Illinois

Dr. Jordan lectured in College Chapel Sunday Showers Bros.

snorting and neighing, to the terror I are shipping bedsteads to Texas,

of all they Based, in tbe country Colorado and Utah Mrs. Henry tbe horses neighed out their distress, WrtftW hnH wtlIvnmA ,n hr home

and tbe cows bellowed piteously. . ' . A , ...

Animals that were stabled tried to P' ' pwass.. v

break awav, and failing to do so I among her relations, tne Burtons,

trembled and shivered in an agony ;c Mitchell and vicinity Quinc. of fear. Those that were at large Jnslice a oonductor on the Narrow lied to tbe woods and sought to hide m l...

IQuage,

week-

was in tfloomington

You can so to Lonis-

themselves from the mysterious rlanovr in thickets and awamps.

Half an boor after tbe frightful ville on the morning accommoda-

shock, a savage-looking, bat com- tion train; stay there four hours,and

pletely cared mastiff, approacbea a then at home at 8:15 for a late

a, il 'a UbAil I

renoner in inn city, ami i i tlx r ui Tin.ii I supper

the poor creature moved on ana - t"""

The National banking fair will stopped whinning at every body,and Speaker of the

Judge W. R. Gardi-

for

House The

h.m tn hm MMnded to vronale a

new basis to secore cirenJation, else H w9I soon eease to exist tbroogh the rapid retirement of United

eekinc admission on his terror weather of the oast two or three

stricken way. it is aiicgea inu i week. has been all that the shoe

St Johns Island at an eariy nour in the afternoon tbe sheep came

dealers could desire-

-The days

hurriedly in from the fields, lay of water hauling are over, and the down in a circle, and filled the air factory managers are in a better

TrZ3tMmUmtmmilitiith Gax-lerirh their noane. and that, tbe

tm .Rmanliemffiir tbe first time I ahickcas weal to roostTong before

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in years. -As the state hum re- i dark ana cacKiea ror bow uuj. um-

atrictad this winter there is little I fore tbe shock. New Orleans iK

deQUtbatitwillbe"fuednsotbat(yane.

st fonr Republican congress-1 - -

will be elected next year. ??7a" " t"h nV. I "PP'y run short

at

The othr day an

humor rTbe snow fall, thus

far is eoaal to the amount that

sometimes falls during the entire

winter. If this is but a foretaste of the next three months the fuel

It is

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401m AaaaSoaaf Gafa, lZZl

W WSI a mmmmm

'rffiaa.aaka the

Is tb national Deeaoeraey nver-. able to probibitioo? If not, is there anv aasnianee that it ever will

he?0 To which tbe Son

Thm natioiial Demoeracv oppos

ed te probibition, and if it shoald . become fkvorabk to that doctrine.

it wmild cease to be the natieaal

tA .nnkiu thn beTATure whioh he laid.

and the sbrardity of the proporitiw mxde

quits an tmprmion not only on toe report

er, Mt otnen who ncsra ins who wuvbiotinn. Tb barinan of the bar-kMper is

tm umaln man drank." and obiotiK to

bar-kaeper bacanse ha himwlf did what he

was niraa to man otner men no w

fttnvaiarafbaalofa Dhvsidaa to titka

hi nn medicine. Still the rafuial to

mploy tbu bar-keeper became he drank is one of the signs of the times, and shews

said that the average yield of corn

in Indian will be thirty-sit bush

els to the acre It is said that

stock thieving on a large scale has

been going on for tome time in the

eastern townships. Among others John Rice had a steer stolen some

weeks ago, and he can get no, tidings of it Coke is said to be

for use in a

CLOAKS.

CLO

READ THIS. Ml HfMi.

PUBLIC SQUABE AND EIBKW00D AVENUE,

3seT

RETAIL DEALERS IN

Best Brands JJofees, Teas, Sugars, &c.

orderi for imisasKj rouivritY

Will Receive Prompt Attention. PRICES Lower Than the Lowest.

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR BUTTER, EGGS,

POULTRY AND COUNTRY PKUiJUUTS.

-JTbe New York Sun, (Dem.,)

am nf the TlHaocratic losses in

the tact

.: The revolution this yr I fZ.r

is not in tbe Debt direction. It IS I ta hi amDlorer. for there U o telling

- a hammap th tMta mac as I now aano Ba may tarn up too a run iur

tbey are. WJ nseiees lO , . I allr Mke the most unfaTurable time for

Mink them. WIl !Me10ie j 1 hi. deUuch, choosing the hour "when his

WWuaaMsf Whan reBDOntl-1 aaranas are in. particular demand. It is

a-i- , 1 tma or a oar-tenaer tne same as a rail waj

. SHS . -7",. I J J c. h. mmm. th mlonn.

t keener, in a business oeint of view, no

I more wants a drunken employ .than does

i a man wne may do cobk ion uouu j ppos-

led totketraOc

to ba af

that the laloon-keeper is simply taking cheaper and cleaner

that the evwage man assames in other 1 base burner than anthracite coal

cations. Ho matter how skilled an em- lTp:inn Adamaiaa wi1.aVak

mankind says he did not make elev

en mistakes. All believe him, too

Robert Robison, who has

been living some years in Texas,

STANFORD SHAVINGS.

Cold weather haa coma, but it eajly af-

, Mb Kepobficaiis, the

warn ever tee

fipetsdhr wintiy

And bbH a Postmaster iaaepoiated far

Stanford.

. nnaonlaor ar tower were serrr to

Jawr aO shootlnf aSairat Blei aisd STSapalhiaa wtth tbefesMsy

JohnJsL Sparks and T. A. Baker swtw

anewbtsdMttbshoMBafroaabera, V.B. BakarVfiums on the Bloamiar-

TkeDoys will do feed work

Heat Wllkowt rire. Prof. Willis, of tbe Boston Insti

tntsof Technology, has invented,

after many experiments, a i) no

tion heater," by which heat is cen

eiated without the use of fire, and

water heated on short notice. It is

returned to bis old home near Kent's

Mill, over in the edge o Brown.

Hesaya he found that a prairie don't begin to compare with the hill

and timber country of this region

where a poor man can get spokes

or hoop-poles to haul, and kill rab

bits and rattlesnakes for profit and

amusement 'Squire Stephens

BaOkeWeaaai aad J. P. Sparks'

, daeghter i;lv wato going to tall.

'. fit' TwBtiseewMi ssrtattaanmswt at

Ofwane Cbv-Cevsl.;8imdT erenfeg,

, east siwnhatanttmgtaeeree-

a rmwy, tnere was

has cribbed 2,500 bushels of corn,

and has forty-two bead of fat hoga.

'Squire 8. is always on top

Old Mr. Evans died at bis home

northeast of town Friday a week

ed iron in one end and a second with paralysis. He was . 84 years

plate attached to a revolving shaft, of aee Mort. Nichols has re-

deacribed as simple in construction, consisting only of an iron cylinder,

gig. aiSU are I OHV WfU ivog uu vik iw iu jiaiw-

totakectamefttMsenliwnW'l navinganxen piaieoi uameu

yoawg lafiaaof this pttee.

Wewosde Utter wont bee. weddmg

ir o w h a. s THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF Boots and Shoes IPT SOUTHERN IJeTTJIA-Pf JL.

We make A SPECIALTY of the Shoe business, and give it our undi

vided attention, and we are thus able to give you belter goods,

AND SHOE YOU OR YOUR THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE

FAMILY AT LESS COST

IN MONROE COUNTY.

To esverv nurchaser of Roots and filioe to

tne amount of $.5 and np we present a beautiful Chrome Card upon eaieel, suitable for any parlon WlPRemember, we lead in the Shoe Hue."" ED. WHETSEL.L,, Sofcth Side of Square.

THE BOYD CRAVE VAULT.

Ha wholly of CMlled lien

aaa nan

to tbe rott ed aaaaabarahip

. ; ! . . .

t . 5.T 6 moved to lndiapapolia, aod is so

... . ... . . . I limtsmvtAva failnptnaafarslianmAiil.

nniM I ho ovlinifor i tillprf uiilli 1 .."s a

( k. .kaft roonlvM ant from Mort. W8 hi tOWn Ust Week, Smil-

I friction of the plates tbe water in ing on bis numerous friends

aftce. The I an incredibly short time is heated, Miss Lizzie Payne has been visiting

wKhei" ?J:'rr:.T" LZ Mi Nellie Emery in New Albany

wateaddsd r" m f p. w t York-

i a : I nnnvnaM I ha mntiina haa Iwm I - " ' 1

mam i I 1

The machine haa been

Kev.

way mmr ayMppwif-i .ww 1 aawitiia. end it is demonstrated mat l M Ynrh- nf pbtIaii. ilia., were

mtmwtmtmm The) BHMMI SB IBe JjSIJOa I . , , . . I " SsUte tie -at ftw week? . naebvie with thirty-six square Uiimff-their father's fomilv last

mmfau t week. Tbe I tncnes of friction surtace will beat , . nM , -i.rlawmont wg aW be beU - w h'8 CaP1' Uravea Wrmer

Dae. IStb.l , ' , , I onntinnAr nf Harmdahunr. this OA..

ts i tul oeiier bdu qonwr uu coat, wuou i

I or steam can do it, aod absolutely is now residing in Maryville, Ho.

I witbont expense, save the wear of -W. N. Hall.late County Re-

r iitaa9 aet avert for g wear led . fcr' M'blesstogs tgh I the friction Dlates and tbe nittai

I faeded will

.md-'-eee the haad of the Oiyer?

"Jww5asssw- wiB:

as

2B the friction plates and tbe pittance jj work jn Life Insurancs SkV b-d g f ext der th WW; B' with East Bros., Indianapolis , , Ter? And tbw apparatus there is no danger . , r , r

wlaitwtOnatrailMreafitlMae par1Per.awsssi.wtoBnwesta and to etr SsuKaarxastTaiaann.

to deliver tbe address. Ho bad

fiurlv started with it and bad be-

eonte involved n ep of biecharae-

V.'. ..leaviaBM hmr annttaneee wnesi he

nldi. Tbe crowd at

:: beoa to cheer. The fleet took this

ed aadfwed a ealete. Those

sjiaaim ebiDaipjbt the time bad

and Bsveiied asw faee at tbe stotne.

from fire or explosion, and wher-1 on w w- Xor Bsunuel w -

ever there is waste power which can was taken to the asylum for tbe in -

be utilized in tbis way tbe beat is sum at Indianapolis, last week.

obtained for almost nothing. It is The Mmfo of the York fam mW mmm n rl aVkdV - - I t W

. 1 els rlAanlw awmrvivniaa wxrtffn thdill in

hone power to ran it will am- "rw ply beat a room containing fifty this affliction Mrs. Brodux

will move to tbe new Stevens house

on east 4tb street, this wsek, and

Rev. S. R. Lyon will occupy the Ketobam house which Mrs. B. va-

The K. of P. of Bed

-k fansy fltfabanwned at tbe

iaAaia-. -r LntkM: I PT neat a room cn

afi'kt'iiiw Itijm i I Mmtm MM aalaaitaiT 1 eueawu mow vi ujumj

mt sou luciucr uiMnnnat win

determine bow useful the invention

will srove nracticallv : but there

are those who now believe io it,

and a company has been organised 1 cate

in Boston with a capital of naif a ford will give a grand ball at their

million to manutacture and mtro- yi on the night of Thanksgiving dnee tbe apparatus. For cotton I , . , .

ettver purposes the security acainst f TCU l"w" -

. - . i V -wre i far - r l

fire will be a great consideration in rections last r riasy. xnis is d

tavcr of tbe invention. I comine a ereat sbinDine point for

- i - - - - .

t Utte iredasalvo of artil-l A UeaaeelT (er Rtteamsatlsm. poultry d.Stepp will leave

'im$ nf fampl. a lalsraif din of J A Russian medical journal makes for California this week, to spend

$gml:Wmm jnablica system of treatment for tB winter-- Homer Dowdeu SWW lSifaV1 MtiSr rta"?"t5TL Whih foe to Illinois this week to remain

w of flW lbs he woald have nhZA -ith the .t fnrl The city council has passe!

iffifti years past by Dr. L. Gride- aordinanot with reference to Mloaf-

w3I never Itaww nrbat tbongbtsl vitski, of Rostoff-on-the-Don. Hej inn: loiterinir, ; playing or romping

a .a 'maw - .. -a a i w' " " - -

were snnnne; aao tnroBsame; aoa e-1 edmimsurs two draonms daily oi thm Amnt nl.ifnrm " anrt . in

-1 Li. -r i l. : I x r ' -

wwi am wav avwat mmmmmmmmtmmr aw w a esjsvsa awMia aaa uwssa.0 ai t vaa m v va v

Mr. Evarts bad enaogJed them. 1 two boors. At the same time for

external use morning and evening,

w. . ,-.. . .j-r-l he prescribes an ointment com posed

afold pyogct t HBghytlrarg

"THE IPRAt. MAGAIliE"

for Tonnp people is wuat me paper can St. Nicholas. Do you know about it-

how eood it is. how clean and pure and

helpful T If there are any boys er girls in your house will you net try a number, or try it tor s year, and see if it isn't jnt the lament you need in the household 1 Tbe

London Times has said. "We have- noth

ing like it on this side." Here are seme

leading features or

ST. NICHOLAS fob 1866-87. Stories by Louisa X. Alesit and Frank

B. Stockton, several by each author. A short Serial Story by Mrs, Burnett, whose cbirniinir "Little Lord Fauntleroy"

has been a great feature in the past year Of SI. Nicholas.

War Stories for Boys and Girls. Uen.

Badeau.cliief-of staff, bioerapher, and con

fidential friend of General Grant, and one

of the abket and mart popular of living military writers, will contribute a number of papers describing in clear and vivid style some of the leading battles of the eivil war. They will be panoramic descriptions of single contests or short cam

paigns, presenting a ion oi literary pic

ture eallerv of the erand and hereto con

So honorary degress are hereafter

to be conferred by I. S. University,

Sensible-- The plug-hat folly that was formerly indulged in by

tneaatav JJeateantse defeat in por-

of the ecemtry and dewing t-rlV -LaTTZ , University Juniors is not observed

cbat the result is a make or 0n ;n rrnm nn , tw this year. And this is much to

1 '

linistraiion, (be rank and. file

Amft Maaat mtinar rfmfer the tm

j Hetionof hckof seal. On Sat

'weeks, and. is generally successful their credit-

in tbe most severe cases, where sal-

ajrasf, a seetmts of tba New m g hooH M rf hu in.

formation, if only aa direction for a

otk Coonty Democrats adopted

rjtions criticising the President

wos;? ibem were these:

MKesolved, That tie President of

-tne tjptted States is hereby respect-

. - nuiC'BeaiiesieH ua awn caw -

r.laBatoitoneo

pbatiealty proaouared in favor

.'iheiJwnwal.of

new line of personal experiment. "

Itwai Ore BeMsaUaa;.

Clevelakd, Nov. 19. AH the

railroad dock along tbe docks are

crowded with vessels waiting to un

offload. The prices on iron ore are

hisrher tban tbey have been for

Aattb eiif seiiee law I years, and every vessel owner is

fitt rales. at BWiee to make one or more trips

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;-t,t i v. aa-amjnefiEwap) m qiiam w ensw iwe bsviksuvh inpn a;

? mik ueaH MB-ai na mbbsi navisi me dbh ids iivuii nm wn

1884: that we re-l.Jttper ton. ana tne vessel unai

Ts, s tJie8tato Lwwbto opened with the price at

t l.Wfor the w BScJifieatioo 110. Since that time the seate

PfPafrilai' swatfailt-fd.f bae spnrtednd it now stands at 13.

Chester A. Arv

thur died at his home in New York

on Nov. 18th Mr. Laws writes that he ia well pleased' with his nsw

location, the Nutt House, Craw

fordsvillet He has a good hotel in

one of the best towns of tbe State

Dr. Simpson will open a branch

office in Bedford, for tbe treatment

of catarrh The Bloomington

District M. E. Conference will be

held in Bedford, commencing on

tbe last day of this month

Walter Fritts and Miss Bessie Os

good of Gosport, were in. town last

week -W. B. Harris bought

printing outfit from O. M. Howard

Continued on 3d pag

mcr atMl. naltbed la

alnear vSS. Oasts lt little, eaab oW la ear li air

"J'S'.V1

mm wmtir il - s

BA Si boa from tnpnv

KB

tests in which tbe parents of many a

and girl or to-day took part.

boy

"Jun and

Juanita," and admirably written story of Mexican life, by Francis Courtenay Bay

lor, authtr er "Un Botn siaes ; aiso "Jenny's Boardine-House," by James Otis,

a story of life in a great city.

Short Articles, instructive ana entertaining, will abound. Among these are : "Hew a Great Panorama is Hade," by Theodore 3. Davis, with profuse illustra

tions; "Winning a Commission, (Kavsi Academy't, and "Becellections ef tbr Kaval Acad.jmv': "Borine for Oil" end

"Among the Gas-wells," with a number of

striidne pictures ; "Ciilia-tslcetcBes irom

George Bliot," bg Julis Magruder ; "Victor Hueo'H Tales to his Grandchildren,"

recounted by Brander Matthews; "Historic Girl," by B. S. Brooks AUc interesting contributions from Nora Psrrr,

Harriet Freieott Spotford. Josauin Miller,

Hv H: Btryeeen, Wsshlngtbir-Glaftflen,

Alice Wellington Kol in, J .T. Xroworiage, Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka, Noah Brooks, Grace Senio Litohfleld, Hose Hawthorns Lothrop, Mrs. S. M. B. Piatt,

Mary Jsapes iwege, ana many otners, etcn etc. The subscription price of St. Kicbolas is $3.00 a year ; 25 cents a number. Subscriptions sre received by booksellers and newsdealers everywhete, or by the publishers, '(few volume begins with the November number. Send tor our beauti

ful illustrated catalogue (free) containing

tns, etc, eta. THU USB New York.

dkmU H itMrf In tfrv later.

meat. iLSVints podUTe and abRotate sscarity ilnit the grave robber. Is iwXly for Immediate aw and U pracifcally IndeMrusilUc. ladonwdudrecommeniieA by Undertaken. Cemetery AmoctMIOM and loinllng cltlaem evrbtra. Muiunumred brthe atlNOFIBLl) HFJ. bO.. arIaaaM, Ohle.

CASPfeR VAKZANDT, Agekt.

ar tsr

The First Stock of Cl

leAWSfiTt

i aa

m

wans

Chi

mm

For Ladies, Misses,

(Largest Stock ever Seen in Blooniington;;;

M CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS

WE HAV1 T1IE CHOICEST EIE?

E:vee shown in the CITY of BLOOMED

AND

awTWE ARE SOLE AGENTSFOR THE CELEBRATED "WALKER" BOOT.

A COMPLETE LINE OF FINE SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN. MB!

LACES IN BEWILDERING PROFUSION. FANCY GOODS IN LATBST

AND AT REDUCED PRICES. sw-HATS AND CAPS, A LARGE HTOCK-Tssw. 4-'

Large Assortment New Style Trunks and VanfPogg

McCALLA & CO. S WEST SIDE i

HUMPHREYS'

OR. HUMPHREYS' Book of all Diseases, Cloth & Cold Binding lUfat". wttk Swri htmbr, kailkp rais.

i .ttt or FBXxcxrAX. xoe. crass mca.

liFevcn. UonaMUon, uoammauona...

orma. worm aerer, "o V". Tlae CollejrTeeUijBa pf Intoala. arrhaa. ot Obildrsn or AdalU.

8li.7he'. Hick H.tdtcln, VrUgo. .

lOMEOPATHiO

Till La ti Rl nmariB . .

laliitSmA or Palatal fertada..

too ProfuM pnod. .

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EiilDlHmeM of tbe Heart. I'elpiUtioa

Specifics

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rooMOto

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EVERYBODY TAKE WARNING. THE BEST medium priced Boots

and Shoes arc found at BLAIKS.

If you don't think so, call ia and Et prices before buying elsewhere-

Great pleasure taken in showing

op the goods ot sll price?, qualities and kinds. AH of our patrons will gst entire satisfaction for their money. THINK OF IT ! Boots at 11.50 to $5.00, so that all can be pleased. Call, everybody, on Blair, the Boss Boot Man. West Side Public Square.

Children

O. "Vnn Zandt Jfc Most, UNDERTAKERS and scsxaas ix Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and Coffins. Hearse and Carriages furnished to order. Orders by tele

graph will receive prompt atten

tion. Shop on uonege Avenue, noirth end of W. O. Fee's Building, Bloomington, Indiana. FVRHITVRE. We bare added a large and carefully selected stock of Furniture, and invite our friends to call before making purcbases.

FOR PTTCKER'S . CasfBiia ' Cawtari grossutte IMg-cation, and overcomes Flatulency, ConaUpatfon, Sour Stomach, . Diarrhoea, and FeTerisbnaasThus the child is rendered healthy and ita sleep natural. S Gaatoria containa no MorplJae or other narooWo property. .-

Oaiaorialasowen adatad to ehOdran that

Iraeoauaeadltasauparlor to any preaoriptlon known tolas." U, A. Aaoosa, M. D., S Portland Ave., Brooklyn . Y"I um Oaatoria in lay practice, and find a apeelalir adapted to affeetlone of ohlldrea." AimX. BoBaaraoK, M. T.. 10ST ad Are., NewTork. Taa Oasraea Oo,, 1M rwton Bt, K. T.

BVSKISK t PUXCAir, AttorneTS, Of flee in Nevr Corner Building, up

atairs. Will practice in all courts of the State. Special attention given to Probate

business, and to collection and prompt remittance of all claims. LOUDENRO&ERS, Attorneys, Office overFirst National Bn5J All business of a legal nature given careful attention in all courts. Real estate Titles carefully examined by aid of Louden's Abstract. A specialty made of tbe collection and remittance of claims of all kinds. CCOItR jDt'J.dJ,,Altonie.ye at Law, (Successors to East A East).' All legal business will receive prompt and carefnipttention. Office rooms 8 and T, ovor "Corner" Clothing, Bloomington, Indi. JAMES F. MORGAN, Attorney, upstairs, east of tbe First National' Bank, ( lluakirk A Duncan's old room) south side of the square. Probate business, and collections given special attention. 'Will also ;iv careful attention te business in the neighboring county courts. RA. FOLK, Attorney, Office in Allen . ii MeNary's new block, up-stnirs.ov-er earner room. Special attention will be

given to probate business, and to prompt

collection er claim. JAMES B. MUI.KY, Attorney. "Will

tf give special -attention to settling de- Woods , decesT - -stfc& cedents' estates, collcctmc, etc. 3 prac- T th. u.. '- m

ties in all courts. Ls also Mnyor,ann may v,.. pt,rm: aM StJ" ,ii5'iL2

n in Cit Bnildincrdur- 1 -..:...

Hotlcs st'

Tn the metlterVrf thai

Doyle, deceaied. , , .

In the HearM Cirealt CSasIsL'i

ber Term, !. . 5 s 'f'S

JSotice is hereby aea Iwaaa-s

signea, as Aejmtnutratrar Odta I

Hannah JDoj le, deoeased, liaaft

and filed ber acoofttaael'i

settlement otf saidVH

will comeut fin

tioa of aatil Circnii

day of Im,n a

persons, loieresa ed to aDDeai' fit i

if anv theretie.whvaaa3s

ersshouid n.rt be ap,,wrife

a.na tne nctre ouajsK'.

others interested'

required, at (hethaea

to appettr an d I or elaiui to rnin

K. A. Falte fHxAi 'tJWfo

,. ,. jr5?'-v,ji

Hotlsw afTi

aii ins mntiaa- m vea

be found in his office in Citj Buildingdur-

ing business hours. CX. WORRALL. Attorney. Office up- . stairs, over McCalla & Go.'a Store. Will ( notice in all tbe cnvirts. Special attention gjvun to thePeniiem business.

T.1 MB

OF CHICAGO In Otreulatlon and Polltleal tnSaeaee Is tbe Leading Republican Newspaper IN IHB HOWTWWaMS.

Uotko i 1

signed, as -aW Kturh5ei

aSid ftM -h.M?aceoas

OCEAN

action of.Mia sia

full

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Notice of Application for License). THE UNDERSIGNED, a male citixen pver the ge of twenty-one years, and an inhabitant of the Citv of Bloomington and County ef Monroo, in the State of In diana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of Hlooniineton and ef the First Ward

of said citv, and of Bloomington township, in said county of Monroe and State

of Indiana, that he will, at the December

Term, 1886, of the Botd of Commission

ers or the county or Monroe, oiate oi Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit : spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, in less quantities than s quart at a time, for a period of one

year, witn wo iMviicga v niv. " same to be drank on the premises upon whioh he desires to sell said spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, and tbe premises being situated in the First Ward or ssid City of Bloomington.Townshipof Bloomington, Ceunty of Monroe and State of Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit: Part of In-lot numbor ono hundred and thirty (eft)), in the City of Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Beginning at the southwest corner of said In-lot, running thence North twenty and one half (20J) feet, thence East, forty (40) fst, thorn South twenty and one half (20i) feet, thence West forty (40) feet to the place of beginning. JOHN & STOCK WELIi. Nov. 10, 1186.

C. C. TUBNEB. W. J. TURN EE. Turner Broa., THE LEADING And Furniture Dealers. They have the largest and most complete stock of Furniture ever brought to Bloomington, and can tell goods cheaper than erer before. They have a largej1sortraent of Wood, Cloth and Steel Caskets, a nd pay special attention toerders by telegraph. Carriages furnished when deaired. Pianos and Organs ' kept in stoek, and sold on monthly payments. North Side Public Square, Bloomington, Ind. epM-8S

Casper Vanaandt, tbe undertaker, baa on exhibition a nsw coffin that, while not so heavy as the metallio case, is equally as strong. It is a zinc lining, with chesnut shell, and covered handsomely with broad cloth. Persons desiring something handsome, durable

I and light, should give this uewcas

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A Favorite Hotel is the Orchard Houso, situated opposite the depot. The house is largo, con voniontly arranged, and the rooms are comfortably furnished, Good beds, a well supplied tableall thai any one might desire, are to bo found here. Well arranged sample rooms -are fitted up in the Orchard Bouso, and Commnrciitl travelers will And the Orolmrd a

iasn with Class for 8ale.1 Some sir ad niue light 8ash,witli glass, for sale at this office, at Sc. rur litrhf. This ia chertniip onlv

5! toJ,M.,T the price of tbe clasa-throwing in

1 Orchard & Son are the proprietors. j the a&h, tbe psjntuig ana glasiog,

SCOTT'S OF PUBE COD LITER OH And Hypophosphitss rf LiaiB c& Sda Almost as Palatable aa Milk. The emr preparation at COD UTKR OH, sba can be ttlwri Treiduy and tolinated (or a Isag tine BTdrihtaesteawsas. ,.JJ,., Ana s a bsupt w coKgrjapTjow,

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