Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 39, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 November 1886 — Page 3
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wicks fc co;s -ExcursionSJFrom Hairodsburg, Ellettsville, and Stinesville. WILL BEGIN THIS WEEK. Hsrrodsburg Tickets will b on sale Saturday, Nov. 27, Deo. 4, 11 and
18. Hoand trip, 46c. Ellettaville Tiokets on sale Mondays, Nov. 29, Deo. 6, 13, 20.
trip, 35c Stinesville Tickets on sale Satmdays, Dec 4tb, 18th
Boond
Round trip, 65c.
named towns s chance to
' -LUIS will glUC ii KaiMW
benefit ot the great
MARK .lWyj,-AJL
wbieh has begu at Wicks & Co.'a Bee Hive Dry Goods House hiJ te wnsDsarried on Thursday last mm. WEBYBODT COJfE, on dates named. Tickets placedff FJ . .
Mk. EVERYBODY COME, on dates named
-aaanla tke mornings of above days, at respective depots.
Tmkkkli tine. THE GREAT FAST MAIL - &&SlMitlhrtMt&t and Qoickeat IjMbetwaaa the North and South. Weft Bound Leave Greencestio Jtntetjeti 1.12 p m, t.0 in, 13.33 night, 11.14 . Arrive, Tm Haute, 3,05 p m, lt-ia a ,1.3Sam, 13.13 pm. . Arrive, Kfflngham, 4.19 p as, 1M7 p m, -i4S m, MT m. : Arrive, St. Looia, 1M, pa, SjSO pm, i00 a a, 5-45 a rn. Arrive, Kansas City, 80S a m, TJ3 p m. Going North-Leav Terra Bjuite, 3.45 m, 6.00 a m. Arrive, South Band 19:50 P. M. and 12:45 P.M. 1H ftn nmiiW tint far HUM
j time-tables and other information apply
to Rogers Woolley, Ticket Agents at, Blooming on, or J. N. LANG WORTHY, Traveling Passenger Agent; Torre Ha ate, Ind.
fan Tablm at BtooMuwrnnr. Arrive, coiae North:
Chicago Say Repress;... 10-.3SA.M . Ckicgv Fart Mail, 11:1.M da Niebt Express, lUlSr.is
:soms:
Jnfflellaxpraa..i.... 4:21pm Louisville F'lKil, ,'. 4K)Tp.M
lap wiwraaiiWM )TM
A gcaaaitos. wrhv it that three hottlea of B. B. B.
are'sold in Atlanta to one of any other bloed remedy, and twice as much consumed in the Stale of Georgia aa any other preparation 1 No one need take aur word, but simply ask the druggists. Ask the people. They are competent witnesses. Six house in Atlanta are buying B. B. B.
in ive and ten cross lota, ana some ot;
them hay as often as every two monm.
Why these anpreceaeniaa saies oero a home with so little advertising T Modesty
forbids ne makins a reply. Had B. B. B.
been before tbe public a quarter or nau
a centory, it would not be necessary 10 oe
bolstered op with crutches of page adver
tisements now. Merit will conquer ana down nroney.
1.00 WORTH $500.00. Tor four years I have been a sufferer
from a terrible form of Rheumatism, which
reduced ma so low that all hope of recovery was given up. I bare suffered the the moat excruciating pain day and night, and often while writhing in agony have wished I could die. I have tried everything known for that disease, but nothing
dit me any good, and have had some of
tbe a nest physicians la toe state to worn on me, but all to no effect. I have spent
over $800 without finding relief. I am
now proud to say that after wing only one battle of B. B. B. I am enabled to
f Concluded from 2d page.
of Spencer last week The plur
alities received by the various State
officers have been at last footed up,
and are as follows: Lieutenant-
Governor, 3,31 9; Secretary of State,
8,683; Auditor of State, A077;
Treasurer, 3,053 ; Attorney-Gener
al, 3,570; Superintendent Public Instruction, 9,047 ; Judge Supreme Court,4,832; Clerk Supreme Court, 5,634' Jas. Morgan, attorney,
was in Louisville this week
John R. East is attending circuit
court Marriage licenses have
been issued to Geo. L. Grose and
Mi i St
re
aac Claman was at Iadionapolis
this week making his settlement
with the State Treasurer Geo.
Hunter writes that he will spend
the winter in Mexico and California.
Then comes an announcement that
Sensation's Center!
Unexplained At
tempt at Suicide
by D. W. Browning,
Ex-County Clerk. TTTE "REVOLVER.
: t 1- TT T ILfaann I
and Elizabeth Keith TbeAgri- A 44 CALIBER is
cultural Society will meet on Sat- x Makillflr fl. TfiT-
usday, at 1 o'clock p. m. Is- J 0
time wound.
HIS ALLEGED SHORTAGE
VERY MUCH EXAG GERATED, AND ASSETS AMPLE.
On Monday morning a week ago
gas, are visiting relations in this the office of County Clerk was
county MThe farmers in the vicir turned over to Enoch Fuller, by
nity ot White Hall "pooled" tuer fte j. officiaj D w Browrj 3 it i- il. tj: 1 '
came " T! ' TLTlta nl aPPi"tts had
ro ll in Bloominirton on De?. made by hlta io 8 to the of"
8th , Ben. Smith has purchas- nee and settle with Mr. F but as
ed the Thos. Holtzman residence on he had been indisposed much of the east 4th street Rev.A.Y.Moore, time, did not go. Friday morning
at one time pastor of the Presby- jMt at 8 o'clock, was finally decid
terisn ennren oi tu.s c.,y, ad upon as tb, day and the hour
lOCBtea n xianover, aiiu. ...
m ,,, m lot seuiemeni., aou i m. jl-, wiunu-
If anyone of the late election jn fatner anj former Deputy
officers u inclined to "get his Dae rf D w clak8 of. HKfl A.a U AMaawtann iliaf aUt1A I
one has blundered in Marion, Ben- fi and was awa,tinB the "nvaI ,f
ton. Polk etc.. let him abuse the son, when yord was orougnt
commissioners who made the re- that'D. W. had shot himself.
count they are the gentlemen who! The prominence of the parties
found tbe mistakes, and they we and the election excitement which
tMjrenuemenioaouse. had not half subsided, caused the
Howe Ryors' oldest son, War-
in Lacrosse. Wisconsin, to Mrs.
Scofield of Chicago Thos. Cur
ry and family of Winchester, Kan-
ren, is qnite sick with rheumatism,
Mrs. Anion Howe of Spencer J
is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Henlev. and other relatives m
Blaomingtpn.
Horace Mulkv ot Uincaco, is
walk around dU8n(j to businesfl.and I fop a few day8' visit to relamiU mm. tmtra J3AA fmm ka Kan afl. Mknaiv.l. f '
ad iroca one single bottle of B.
refer to all merchants and business
'2-
.lit
B. B. I
men
in this town. Tours, most truly, E. 3. GAB A. Waverly, Walker county, Texas, 'nc swtTJAWtn is .
I Have been troubled with a sertom
blood disease for six years, and mtve ex
pended over tZaO.oo ir worthless i reme
dies wwen aid me no good, xne use ot
15 bottles of B. B. B. has about cured me
doing more good than all ether reme
dies combined. It is a quick aad cbeap
oiooa purtner. u. n. a u UKiiara..
Talladega, Aia., Apnl 30, 183G. DEMONSTRATED MERIT.
' -iSt . Everybo4y almost, 'knows
in business w Anderson,.and af-
" n- Tir M'msSizZiim- dies which did me no good. . -Go. We -mmmom- fca neat .uu. f. a R .
P""'-. sjrocery stejftlW'Owes-
. Wiaoek:ofajiiD48 nd anakiqg it :iK .' v, : - . i . . s t ?
wtQfprWia newer seieaea, noping ' in time to compete in qasntity with amy dealer. In prices he now com- . petes with tbe others in such a de- ' odetl manner, that he has boilt np "fire best trade that the room has ev- . r enjoyed, and is adding to his snp$1 0169 week. Robinson has : .: r-i,; specialties in teas, coflees and mwbsceo3 that are making his store
' famous. Give him a call when yon , are getting your baskets filled. He ' iaelivere goods.
Sparta, 6a., May 15, 188.
Blood Balm Co. : Ton will please ship per first freight one eross B. B. B.
It rives ns pleasure to report a rood
trade for this preparation. Indeed it has
far eclipsed all ether blood remedies, both
m demonstrated jnent and rapid sale with us. RaziCR A YASbxujjti
iions and friends. Horace grows
younger in appearance.
report to spread rapidly, con
siderable excitement ensued, and crowds of people were soon hurry
ing to the residence, on west 6th st.
where the report was found to be true.
Browning bad eaten his break
fast as usual, and at about 8 o'clock
Wbt sot treat yourself to one iSeGee's finly fashioned traits, for
Ghriatmas present? The Pro
gress cannot think of anything that
snM give any one more genoioe, shitionaT pleasure and comfort than
4Mrf the suits that Benj. McGee m well knows how to fashion. He is alt the time receiving new piece i jpopds imn which to fashion these 'ta, and be tikes such pains in ' sfhwiir cntting, trimming, and afterwards in their making, that the snarer finds them a constant soarce tof pride and pleasore. MeGee 1 don't have to chop off a piece from 4ln sem or add to tbat4 in orsslar to make a garment take shape ' on the contrary he eats yonr coat, vest and panto according to a carefully considered draft, and when . 3kev an sewed together von know
- Mthey were made for you, which is
. not tbe case with the work ot ail
t&HJa, ,
All who desire full information about tbe
cause and cure ef Blood Poisons, Scrofula'
and Scrofulous swellings, Ulcers, Seres, Bbenmatiam,Kidney Complaints, Catarrh, etc., can secure by mail, free, a copy of or 32-page Illustrated Book of Wonders, Sited with the most wonderful and startling proof Ter before known. Addrass, BLOOD BALM CO. Atlanta. 6a. Monks; to loan -on long time at
tow rates.
East, Cobb & Dtjhlap.
r i'
left tbe dining room, and passing
Excursions will be run oy the out of the back door, went to tbe
'-dry goods: firm of f water clo$efc Mrs. Browning had
Wicks &fJo,,. beginning with at- regtirtlei i,is actions as somewhat
" "" rtPoii! ar for several davs. and was
, , ts,i x mi j c lonineaieru xie nau uceu uui m
roosourg, Ji,ijesvnie ami onuesvijle. The object of tbe firm is to tha house but a sbort time when she give, the people of the county an was startled by the report of a pisopportunity to come to Bloomington tol, and hurrying to the baok door
and boy some of their choice goods ghe imsband emertrine
' 1 ?Vrrrt lha Am.ni iu nin flnf Inner
-l it- t... a. 1 --v . , B
on ai luc met) dive, cur me uai.es i ....
on which the tickets will be' sold. 8tatned mm Mooa' la reaPnse
and prices of same, see the "Excur- to her screams some ot the neighsion" advertisement on this page, bors hurried to her assistance, and
It will pay you to come and visit the wonuded man was conveyed to
the firm, see their bargains, and tha bouse, where he was made as
gei some 01 mem. i . a . . ... ... O I If 1.1.1... HA..:K1 will a ana.
PROPERTY FOR HALE. 0 , . mmmnnna
I have a house and lot on east 4th st. I
near the new college, S rooms and some A n examination hv the surgeons
which I will sell at great bafgain fer allowed that (he weapon had been
Also a house on east sth st. near new held close to the body, and that the
college, 4 rooms, porches, cellar,- wood , ... , , , , housl; cist, weii,&., which I will .ell ball (a 44-caliber) .had passed en
at a great bargain rer cash. Both houses t-, thrnau nn ,k uft B:Je. -nd
now and in eeoa remir. and would rant I ' ' '
Wham Baby was stsk, wa fare bar!
me wasaCafl she cried tar rsssarla,
saws lflss, she elaagSsCsstarla,
. had ffattaiea, she gave th sat Csstssis,
readily nt a xood rental.
Also h cheap house on east Kirkwood
Avenue rents lor S4.00 per month, spec
ial nargtnn.
about three-quarters of an inch be
low the heart. Upon introducing
Any one wanting a house should not 1 a probe that instrument was shaken 'duet Ibis ODnertnnitv. ar T am dvtnr- 1
mined tc sell at some price. Call on, or 1 violently at each throb of the heart)
auarasB ajueia. nuciavfl. jDiocmine-1
ton. ind. - it was so near,
A BIG BLOW
- Ah, Christmas comes again nd tha boys and girls will beexch-
:awaf aVansst f Ka as1at lavfftf 4V1 tinAarin hJT
;?:- rWFm mlvMl P"seots. it IS
snene man prooaeiv. too, inat suose
f resents will coma from the great 'oncy Bazar of Tobe Smithy on the aonth side of tbe nublie saaare. for
there eaa be found all- the articles
that ingenuity ean invent or that
money can bay. The principal
topie of wonder with those who go
to that temple of magic is as to hw be (Tobe) can collect such U isamense aggregation of curiosities in the space, and how be can possibly secure them in a life-time. Itie not alone enriosities that he keeps in stock, however; he has an
immense supply of clocks and watches, silverware, and valuable foaey articles tbst would- cost you in the city doable the amount th Tobe Smith asks for them.
MIGHT DO FOB SOKE
TO HAKE, BUT THE BEE HIVE Grocery has the goods.
O BARRELS SUGAR
At
TO ROLL ON THE MARKET.
riE You Want SUGAR
CHEAP, GO THERE.
Manroe County Reading- cir
cle. It will be remembered by teachers that
All day Friday he lay in a semi-
i conscious condition, only speaking
at the last County Institute, arrangements I when be craved ice water. On Sat-
were made to hold, in November, a Teach-1 ... ,, , ,. en' Heating for the discussion of tbe two urday he begun to talk, but could
month's reaaing already marked out,
n the Michigan Mutual for $5,000.
Browning had been despondent
for several days, and his wife had been caused a great deal of anxiety by his abstracted manner and evi
dent mental worry.
No arteries or important blood
vessels were severed by the ball in
its course, and with youth and ex
cellent general health, if. is believed
that he will get wall. Wall is 35
years of age.
A number of instances are cited
in which men have been shot en
tirely through the body, and recov
ered, Mai. Peffy of our own city
was shot, while in the army, a mus
ket ball passing through his chest, penetrating one of his lungs. A
silk handkerchief was drawn care
fully through the wound to cleanse it,'nd Maj. Perry is alive to-day. fa coujersaUon with an experienced
surgeon this week, that gentleman
stated that, where there are no bones shattered, no foreign substances car
ried into tbe wound, and the ball passes entirely through the chest, there is no danger to be apprehend
ed except from hemorrhage or inflammation. iThe danger point has
passed, he believes, in Browning's
case.
Inflammation set in on Sunday,
and by advice, of the pbysioians
visitors were excluded, quiet being imperatively demanded. On Monday his condition did not change materially, and nourishment was
given to him regularly. Drs. Mc-
Pheeters, Harris and Jas. Maxwell jr., are attending to the case, aqe)
with favorable symptoms and sur
geons such as these, his friends are
hopeful of his epeeoy recovery.
Sixth Street has something of a
notoriety for suicides or attempts io that line. The first within the recollection of the Progress was that
ot Mrs. McMannus, who cut her
throat and partly severed her windpipe, while in an out-house at the foot-pf the lot on east 6th s treet upon which Hu.ll Showers1 fine res-
iiiitnna kns iSnMi (iMn frfllfn Trip
next was tbe guieids by hanging of Simon Eabn, who HuspenJed him- j self by the neck in his wood house., on east 6th strcet,one gloomy March ;
morning. Afterwards M. P. Harbison cut bis throat in one of the up-stairs north rooms of the court house, and was taken to Dr. Bry-
residence on east 6th street
where he died. Then E. T. Tay
lor stood up before a looking glass
in the east room of tbe long brick
house on west 6th street now owned
by D. L. Demaree, and locating his
heart, placed the muzzle of a pistol
over the spot and fired a ball that caused instant death. And these,
with the one of Friday last, are all that have occurred in Bloomington in the past twenty years. The latest from the wounded man is that his pulse had gotten
down to 82, and that tbe inflammation is but slight. He is of course
weak from the loss of blood, which was great at first, but the symptoms
are regarded by surgeons as very
hopeful indeed.
-.-Eld. Peak of the Christian church of this place, is at present in Rushville, Ind., holding a protracted meeting. Tbe papers of that town speak in the highest terms of Eld. P. and his work, and the Progress is gratified to know that he is appreciated among strang
ers as he is at home. He is having to W. 0. Applegate of New Albany, the most flattering success in Rush- Gosuort Entt rorise : Hon. J.
Miss Lizzie, the bright young daughter of Widow Golden, died with typhoid fever on Wednesday night of last week, after an illness of some three or f our weeks. Miss Puss Monyhan of Lancaster, Ind., who has been a frequent visitor to Bloomington friends
in the past, was married last week
I burg, Miss., Where they expected k$W(Jg between roller bearing: rto remain a week visiting a sister of hf parlor the knife blades
ville, the meetings being largely
attended and the accessions many.
The Christian church of Bloomington did wisely in selecting Elder P. for its Pastor,
The marriage ceremonies of F.
E. Hunter and Minnie Howe were conducted in a happy manner. The city orchestra furnished the music,
R. Fritts, of Gosport, Ind., a special examiner in the pension office
located at Chicago, has been made
superintendent of examiners of Illi
nois, Indiana, Michigan, Wiscon
sin, Minnesota and .Dakota, and will be located in Washington. He will have the supervision of seventy-five examiners.
John C. Voss, formerly of this
and Rev. Givler performed the cere- piacej but now a ci tizen of El Passo, mony, at the M. E. church. The Texas, has patented a cutting ap-
ottendants were Jas. Mitchell, Dick. paratus for reapers and mowers that
Maxwell, Mitchell bhields and the Progress hopes will make him a
John Howe. Some very handsome fortune. The Scientific American presents were received by the young gays:
couple. They left here for Vieks- "The principal feature in this cutting
BiiHiaiiua is ftsiv wiuiuu ui oupuiuu tmu
The mrest upon
utthftripiil ml irfi htd In JtnitahlA trrnavnu.
1 I ! 1 al it J. I.".. .
ine orine, wnen mey go muiice io AUacbei to the upper .urmeoot the Mattes
mm;
El Passo, Texas, their future home. Teachers' Institutes are be
ta a knife bur formed with a beveled edge, I
upon which, "fend upon the blades, is an
other series of l ollors held in place by suitable eroove. The uoiier row of balls is
co mint? verv nonular. and thev are slightly in advance of the lower ones, so
1 ' . i. L . .1. c . . , :r- I
.uab nits iron, uui . ui iu. kuilu in ureasuu
downward and made to cut close to the
tieipants ; now comes a suggestion guards, thereby making it impossible for
that township Trustees might also self-adjusting and eelf-cleaning, and, ow
ing to the ball bearings, no more power is rcnnirAfl to run the lrniff, iiftelf when
discussed the best mode Of keeping cutting than when not cutting. The
!. or nrflventW hlnnders S frame fosming the grooves for the upper
o - rollers can be adjusted lor ward or Dade
counting the votes received by can- may be necessary.
uumius. xi tiii c men wuu aticuu iu nsTcviVaCiaxfi ia onifiir
i uausmjai a.00 ma uaaaaiav . . a m .
the active ousiness ot. our election wJtn jjr. Rose, tbe.optician, and the boards in Monroe county are not longer he stays and the better' he
in some way educated to do better becomes acquainted with the people,
hereafter it is the sheerest folly to greater is the demand for his
rri . i aervives. imeoueu iu ku muck hrklrl aiont inn. I nav wa if- fn 1 o
j to llinoinnali turn ni.otl van nnH
themselves as well as to tne people wouW have done TO DUt peop!e
at large that such blunders be pre- crowded to his office at the Walnut vented in the future. Of the six St. House, and required his calls at
townships in which these blunders fheir residences almost compelling . . -r ui: him to remain. In fact he had to
occurred out one naa a .cbeuuuiicau . , . . . ,.,r,1 stay liere or disappoint a great many
trustee, ana he says ne atan t omn- ans0, cust0mers whose cooditious der. What say you all, gentlemen? demanded attention. Dr. Rose, we
Did any man blunder? learn from his patrons, is giving I. .. ail w II
i tne Dest satisiaction possioieana an
I m nlnnfifl wlio lmvi rnnsiiltpd or
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copied an aruuie iroui me . junruus- patronised uim. Jle will be com
vale Republican, in which it was pelled to remain a week longer,and
atAtmt r.l.f. Til. Troat wnnld iro to all should call on him all that
that town find form a partnership need his services in rhn li!:irWsmithin? btisiness with I " '
. u ... w O I 41,, 1 f 3' t a 1.
Wm. Devault. Mr. Treat has no ouzzara is preaiciea to oeou
intention of leaving: Jas. Ryan's em- " way from the northwest.
lnv ImiI will rnmain 1ipim and still
do the borflesboeiue for Mr. Ryan's A be successtul fctate campaign
establishment. I just closed shows that the Republi
A. M. Hale, a former well can party can win without the noise,
inoWn workman for Showers Bfos. dibplayacd bluster tbat has been
is at the Soldiers' Home, Dayton, the custom under former manageO. He writes that he was in Flor- ments. Mr. James N. Huston, the
da two years and his health failed, Chairman ot the. Republican State
. SI I
when he came baefc norm ana was rwri fnmmittoi.. had views of
admitted to the Home at; uayton. , . ... , . , , v " w I hie nnn nniui flua iihioAf nnrt hn
as a J v i u 11 jvss s.a H wMaraj waaw
Kearney Buskirk has return- put them in practice, with the re-
1 j . .1.1. i ' C--.1..-- I .
tuirgmawueiissuij m oauuuui, suit known to every one. in a
Knox county, wnere ne J pr;vate circuiar he gtate8 that he is firuest of John iluntcr. Buskirk r . .... i
renorts trrsnd snort, hunting. Fif- PPosea ro a wuipBn 01 perwn.t
tv auail in one day was no unconi- abuse, as individuals are not parties;
mon result ot a hunt. he is. opposed io "painting tne sKy
Mrs. Frank Batterton of Spen redM in a campaign, as it is only a
cer was visiting Bloomington rela- beacon light that shows the enemy
tions this. week. Mr. JJatterton
lias a claim not very far i'rom Gar
den City, Kansas, and will come
after Mrs. a. about Christmas,
Fourth sermon of series to
vnnntr nennlfi. at Walnut St. Pres-
j o r r ' 7 ...... j ;i -i-;..J :
byterian church next Saiinath even- as a uuairnian, ana n reiaiueu ju
ing. Subject i ''The Eagle, the '88 will lead Indiana Re publicans to
The Committee then apneinted has ar
ranged for that meeting to occur the fourth
Saturday of this month. Nov. 28th, 1886.
The meeting will be held in the Hieli
Bchoel woni the nrst session at 10 o'clock a. m. The exercises provided will be but partly connected with the Beading Circle
work, and or ireneral Interest to all con
cerned in education. All might well profit
by theditcussions. It is hoped that not a
Vv
Wabash Scfalchea, and Itch, cared i SO minutes, by Woodford's Sanitary LotWm. TJso no other. This .never fails iMdby B. liiiidiey. Druggist. 1.0 v
In At,t styles yon can have yonr Oysters served, at Benckart's restaurant and bakery, four doors .1 r 1 . n
souiu 01 tue postorace.
Chbistmas Goods, the choicest
that money will buy, are being con
U jtU
ley, the south side dry goods dealer, j Since tbe New York Store closed
ont Charley Mobley's is the only dry goods store worthy the name
south of tbe court hours. It is sit
uated across the alley from McGee's, nd Mobley, always attentive to
boatttesa, may be found there con
stantly during business house, his
stock is a varied one, but he gives
special and particulaar attention to
the grade of goods usually called
for by the ladies. You can find ambroiilery there when you can get it nowhere else. Call and see him.
not be induced to say anything
about the shooting.
The present Deputy Clerk, states
that the stories as to the amount of
Browning's shortage aro very
much exaggerated, that he cannot
a 1 il .! tit I
XSroJ! 2,500 short, that be
mo zircw, anu an wuo tuina io ueiong i u. -t BO nnf) dim him in fta even if they are not yet reading, will at- hM at ieast I'" due lum 10 ,eeB
tena ana ta&e part in an tne aiscussions. on the books, that can be colleoted, Tbe Teachers Beading Circle is doing a ' great gool The latest reports show a aud that himself aand father own
membership ot about 3000. zooo sets 011 waam l.nnl. n .nlJ Vaw I UAm. K t rt AM e, v tll,ien tl1 Hllafa'
v 11 v jpivBvit. j b.ib uwmm w i .1 miu a. u . , i wins u. v v. o.A inw u,-u mi u uv.aw.a l! whiln those who ara rpadinir nn nn thel
hack courses are to be added to this num- worth of desirable real estate, so
- M iL 1 . - 1 ST iL Oa-1- I
am, un louriQ koo Wttcaen mi ids ouw lL. ii . j ,
are takinc the Course. Half the States of m:K"' w lusuiucieni,
FdtaVef fc" ' attempt upon his life
his profewion worthy of pay. The best jTj- bondsmen are W. F. Brown-
teaoners only, are sure or tne best places. 1 The bast teachers only, are sure of the best jug, Hiram Lindley, M. J. Smith,
pay. J us UtfaL mwuani are aiao bna mini, l industriouj, painstaking, thoughtful stu- Heory Henley. Joseph E. Henley,
dents or tueir proiassion. rne reading i . T) .
circle aim to make his caratm, thoughtful I " awumi unuuf,. nMh.Mf.inii Af .abaIirh far l.ha IimI. Moina 1
, . . : . . . .. " ". 1 nr. 11 l :' r :l'iv. ii..-i
available to an. ai tee approacning i t au, as sits a inuuuariy cauen, tv, M,lnn in tllAAmlnflrlAn Tt TlnhnAV 1
Prof, of History in the University, win has an interesting family a wife address the teachers on the Barly finglish . , u
History at set tortn in ennpters, 1. ju., in- " a .v cludinethe Brst one hundred pases of I 4l .i. j .i.
of Grain's History. And whether bis ad- UK ajtwpawy uuiuwuuiiy iu
dress will be of general character or discuss some particular section of those chap
ters no teacher can easily afford to miss it. "For further information ennrerniner
the meeting, tbe Beading Circle Course, 00 his life aggregating eight or ten
or rniausa inabuira, auure&a ur see- vo. ouui . . T' n r . .
nasci or t- u. lioano.
their sore trial.
There are policies of insurance
Strayed from the eastern por
tion of town on Thursday nicht last, a
small red cow, part Jersey, very fat,
strap around her horns and a piss of
rope woen sue aisapptareo. Any iniormutioh of the cow will bo .well paid for.
KnptFrJ at the County Auditor s onico.
Jas. B. Clark has bought out
the Meadows corner grocery. Clark
will make it hum, for he it a tip
top grocer.
County Clerk Fuller catches
on to the business of the office in
good style, and swears a witness
like an old hand.
To-day, (Wednesday) is the
day selected for tbe hearing of tbe
re-count matter before tbe county
commissioners. Some sixty, wit nesses have been subpoenaed.
Joe Dinsmore sold to Rosebor
ry & Cron.lnst week, eiirht of the
finest hogs ever brought .to the town
all things considered. The eight pigs belonged to one litter, (hey were less than twelve months old
and their average weight was 388
lbs. It any pig raiser can make
better showing let us hear from
him.
Miss Louie Morris nntl Miss Maude Yanzandt left Bloomiugton
on Tuesday evening for Corydon,
The Courier of lp Stodiiy makes some grave chaMB-itfc
them squarely and nneqtiivocslly The Courier ought to be ashamed of itself to do such nattgiitltteftv
Aunt Mary Cathoart wm attacked with hemorrhage of tbe
lungs, on Tuesday morning.
400,000 sinbswIIerB. If we gave a column to ?T!ai Youth's Companion" Annwocnient, we could scarcely enumerate the attractions it promises Jbr- it sixty-first volnme. Serial atotftw of adventure and domestic lijfe, including the eight prize stone for which $5,000 has recently been, awarded. Narativea of travel by celebrated explorers,- biogryi; history, science, hygiene, wtffil06.. and many mor s subjects art) rep
resented in it. We are not surprised at
Companion" having nearly
subscribers when we see how it pro
vides something of interest foir
ery member of the family.
Companion" is published 'm
and tuliy illustrated, txu
tion price is $1.7-5.a yearwb1j
sent now, Will paynor .th January, lbSK';
Tli Vandalia T.ine fa now
its tr&ins No. 6. and 4'. 'tbroasrh soUd IrdW
St. Ixiuis to Cincinnati. TfiH withottta. change of Passongew or Baggage, then, please don't forget that this train 'has an.
Elegant Combination ucair anu oieeping Car attached which enables us to piea ;
and accommodate the moit fastidious.
Yeu leave Qreencastls Junction .it 2 S6 a. m. and arrive in Cincinnati at 7:3' p. m.
Leave Cincinnati at 7:3 p. m arrivioc at
Greencaetlc Junction at 12:23 iu m, Por
further information aiwly toT:ck"tAgcnl
or Passenger Agent, Vandalia Lrno 5o.
10, JHorth ctb street, xerre nute, i,uu. Fresh Tub Oysters from Baltimore, are received by Benckart, every day. These are a cho'ce grade of oysters and will ) e shipped direct from the packing house. Benckart will, keep none but tbe best Oysters, and you should buy there if you desire to get the best. Go to the Orchard House when you come town and desire to take meals ; or if yon wish to slay several-days there is no more Jiaiac . tory house at w'hich to atoj ' "- - People come fi6m m$6j parts of the county td boy . Bimafeart's bread. They are right B is a good, wholesome, healthful, article. His cakes are also fine, jf you want a satisfactory lunch give Benckart a call. . ' I ; ff' Oysters, the best., that can be procured, are always to be found at Benckart's restaurant and bakfry, south of the postofiliS four doors. You witx, pid It cheaper to buy yonr bread of- Benckart 'ban to bake it yourself, and, jtben BenckartV bread isui)ifo,ay good. . . . Hemp Wilsos's stock of queens-1 ware and glassware, is very cemplete. He -buys from first hands, and so cau give some unheard of
bargains to those in search of this class of goods. Goods delivered. Crystal Baking Powder : each 50c. package entitles purchaser to ' valuable prize of glasswarei . Try your luck, at Wilson's Grocery, "Progress Block." . Tby the XXXX Wgjfatfm Coffee, sold at Wilson's 'Qm. Ask for it. Also ak for Hm
.urn
- yii
- ?.
what you are doing ; he is opposed
to long lists of speakers and to long parades of men, horses and wagons tbat indicate nothing, aud change
no votes. Mr. Huston it a success
ado cigar, oneof Witoon's
Vulture, the Owl and the Bat."
Thanksgiving servicesat Wal
nut St. Presbyterian church,Thurs-
day, 10:30 a. m. Sermon by Rev.
Givler.
a more decided victory, even, than
in '86. He is already arranging for '88, and proposes to keep up the
lines.
The wife of Wesley Brown of
Jean Adktns has started out fJarrodsbnre. died with paralysis
on the road as a salesman for Da- 0f the heart, on Thursday morning
vis & toons ot ljouisvuie, wholesale 0f ast week.
dealers in smrit-renewer
j XfllGlHYIlie UIU&VU.
county rveeoruer xaiuou w- Tat ww k w were n error tn
copies the house vacated by Mr. reeard to school bouse No. 4. It
Hall's father, on .North College ;n mnmvs ooaition on the Thomn-
. r rii -r - - - . ,
avenue. finn fMrm l)n the east aide ot the road
Mr. Hitchcock and wife ot instead of the westside on the Starnes
Bedford were in Bloomineton on farm. Otherwise our statement last
Tuesday. Mr. H. is editor of the week week was correct,
Mail, and gave the lrrogress a Ira- Monday was a good day tor sur.
ternal call. . nriso birthday dinners. It was the
Mrs. Emmet Harrisof Orleans rthda? K'C; J?rr!a.a"d
was visiting her sister Mrs. Chas,
Alexander, in this place, last week.
Wm. Smith, a yardman at the
denot. had the thumb and two first fingers
of his right bund crushed off between car
bumpers Tuesday mgnt.
The wife of Chas. Mitchell at
tended tbe Monyhon-Applega'te
wedding, at .Lancaster, Ind.
Harry Batterton, of Greens
burg, is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. JRawles,
W. B. Hughes was taken suddenly and seriously ill l ist Sunday
wiui neuralgia oi me summon.
A ueice of Mrs. Daniel Kirk-
Dr. J. J. Harris, and a large num
ber of friends and relatives Went in
on them at their residences, dad a
good time at each place ensued.
Curd r Tbfinks.
"Wo kindly thank the meiiibers of the
Board of Kxiiminers for their faithfulness
in i-oiieliini!' a conclusion in on a nfllictcd
son s caso, whicn at Urst seemed so dttn-
cult, also the frinnds who assitod us in go
sorrow hu a task, and tor ti o sympathy
expressed to us by lnany ot the good citt
zona of tho city and vicinity :n our trou
bles, for wo now fully realise that no sick
ness nor death is so distressing as the loss
of wind in such a form.
AUktua a. and W. D. York.
:4
Best pro orjoa always bpngfef rjf
Hemp. Wilson, the grocer.
can get good batter at b:i--.
well as all the choicest jam&mk
He makes a tneeiah tfmiiWM''
coffees, cigars and tobaoeo.
'''sneni, ; ... Get a cah of 0mmuW-;0ili-
still, get Benckart dozen for you, at htolMM$WZ' '4-
oasery, ivur wiw wctws w sssav. posto ffice. , ; ' , , V
Farmers and otbeip who desire
a good satisfactory Jucch, go to
Benckart's bakery. BencAart makes splendid coffee, his bread is light and wholesome, and bfl keeps every thing else you are likely "to call
for inthe way OF eatdWe. enckart's bread is. always the best.
&n i . hs Wa iCTBT). Waidron,
Hill ivo. will jaycas4i for 1,000,-
000 dk and llwfcjry hpok.es.
Timbt-r nmst he cut livfore January 1st, JvSS7.
AIpi, want w i) UK tuo Blocks. C'U at Factory and get
cards iriviug prices nad dimen
sions.
HI : -s.
f.
FOR WHEAT DKILLS,
KiDjjio Plows,
wood, from Illinois, is visiting her Harrows, etc., go to W. J. Allen's
aunt in this place. p01. uky liakeSi Cultivators, The genial face of Clint. Hous- and in short everything in the
Ion ot Oosnort was seen on our -'uiimiiK lui uraicnn lire, at low
streets hat Monday.
prices, call at W.J. ALLEN'S.
ESTATJJ OF ELIZABETH
5Kt'BASKD. Tn kuuivHi Cucuit Court,, in the Stso tf Indiana. All creditors, hoirs and Wateesjf ad, estate aro horeby noUgod' tbsit William Norman, Administrhfbr of iaid estate, ha flied bis account and- vauchi in Anal settlement of said estate, tod that th:snmo will come up for examination aisd approval on tho 8th day of IVcemher, W8S, the same being the fifteenth judicial day nf lli a N'ovnmherTorm-. 1881!. at smIA otMirt.
it which time said Creditois, Jir and
Legatees aro roquired to KPpojtr.fn
"Court, tn tlio Court lloiais in tho C
lllnnniinn-tnn. and thuwauc if aftv
be. why said account should not be ap
proved. . ' - A Witness mv nnmo at Ad talhiatrator of.
said estate, tbe 13th .ytTftmt 188S. - ' ' V-'-' WILLIAM .S0BWA2T, AdiHtV, Iluskirk & Duncan-, Attys. , ,. Nov. 1?. isae.
Paw TOcIii'iii lllunl? mall lnftiun I Ttio Ilnrr tm a.-s Tt I art. t
JL.S it! . nuum.i A 1 l..IMiU iA A I liiJ.. It
iu this city, died at Archer, Fla.,on j including Doors, Sash, Cllass, Oilt
Friday, the 1-ith lust., ojt cousump- ami l'aiuts, Kails, and auvlhiug
thousand dollars, it is stated one Ind,, to send Thauksgiviug.
tion. Prof. E. A . Bryau wns recently installed as a ruling elder in the Piejsbyteviuu church of Yiuccnucs.
else you may need, go to
A L LK N
S.
C O R X V
O It W.
SALE. J. ALLEN.
Administrate lfw4Hw. NOTIOR is hereby grivw, ih .t tho undorsiirnod has been air nt(l A.lmin. istrator of the estate of JsTtiy S- Hall, U. ceased, late of Sonroo count, TmliKiia. Tho estate is tupposrd to solvent. SAM V&h IK Til 0 VSim AdinUiiatratuls, Buskirk & ftunoah, Attj4 . ,
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