Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 49, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 February 1887 — Page 3

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XSXATf OPPSTBR BOLLXKBACHKK, DECKASBD. Tii the matter of the estate of Peter Bel lines, deceased. In the Mmim Circuit Court, February Teres, tSSt. . Kotko to hereby gtven ttot Bebeoc JMieaeaeber, Administratrix of tho -Ute of Peter Bolleebaeber, diseased, has p -wanted ud Bled her a coo oat and wm.1 in isal settlement of aaid estate, Mid tiiat tbe same will coma up for examinatto aad action of said circuit Court on the ttth day of February, 1887, as which Hmt all Mn, creditor or legatees of said -ti l are required to appear in said Court and show cauee, if aay there bo, why aaid account aad ' vouches should sot bo approved. Witness, the CJerk aod aaal of aaid Monroe Circuit Court, at Bloemingtoa, Indiana, this lata day of January, 1817. hEai.1 XSOCHFUliJEB.Ovk. Job. is, 18T.

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I8S GREAT FAST MAIL IISKV Tko tAortaat, Beit, and Quickest fetae hstweeoi tho Worth and South. Wet.Boad Lam Greeaeastt Junetlsa MS p m, S.OS a se, li.M night, 11.14 P Arrive, Tarra Haato, X.M p as, .S.1I a at, l.SS a St, 13.13 pa.' Arrive, KflagBaaa, 4.H p at, ISA? f m, Arrive, St. Louis, 1.39, p as, P 7. Ufa at, S.eSene. . Arrive. Keasas.Citv. 8.0 a as, 7J3 p m.

oh.Horth XntvoXoRoHaato, 3.45 j

Arrive, Boats Bead lt:80 P. M. and 1 :-.S P.M. Please to rens-mber that for saaps lima tables and other information apply ta Kama Woollar, Ticket Agent at leomington, or J. N. LANGWORTHY, Travoltas Passenger Agent, Terra Haute, Ind.

Miss Crabb of Chicago, grand

daughter of John Blair, is visiting friends and relations iu Blooraingtoo. Cnig Hunter is now io Chi

cago, but Mill in tbe employ of one

ot the leading railroads of the north'

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COING NORTH Chicago Mall,' ' 11:04 a at. Cadence fepseeny 1 M P--CVawfordsv.lleAeooas'n, 8-Mp.aa, S30I29G SOOTH Louisville Mail, 4:17 p.m. Louisville Kxproas, 4:1. a-m-Louisville Accomodation, - C AKTKX EBHBING, Agt, Bloomington aaaaanBaVaVCBaVaKBaaBBBBBBaBr O. Taa Zatatatt Jfc , JV N DERT AKICXtS ab sxaxama MotalUe Bwrnl Caakcta, Caac and Ca&W Haaraa and Carriages fariahad to ordor. Orders by tele-gi-aph will reoeiva prompt attanliaa. 8bp oa College Avenue, ettrth end of W. O. Fee's Buildlag. Bloomtngtoo, Iodiaoa. . Wo Imm added a faugo and carefallytaited ataek of Purnitara, aod lariu our fr ioada to aaB before aaakiog porehaaaa. JaUss Robijusos, the west aioV 3recw, is weti sapplied with all ' t-e gooda in hi line, ead keeps a fresh stock , because be sails so much that hois eompclled to repieoiab, and so bis goods never get stale. If joa wantaaisihing really choice, go to Sobioeon's Grocerj for itutd vim will not be d'wapooiated. He

Kwcrallaeda Bfomfttle. Hisl

w ttur osJr grocery store on the Wis: side of tbe sonars, iTOi and Scrstehes of every kind t rod ia 3S attentef, by WooMoreT Saai4aryLetiaaw Veaaootaer. Th Barer Saib. 8id by H.thdlcy, Draggta, .toS-S? Bloomingtoa, lad. SsASOXABt Qoodb, the choicest flat atooey wtHooy, areVeing coo-tartl-reived bv Charier Mob-

ley, the sooth side dry goods dealer, tnacette New Torfc Store dosed out Charley Mobley'a is the only diy goods store worthy the name scBth of tbe court boors. It is shunted across the alley from If cGee'a. and -Mobley, always attenthro t ljsi neae, asay be foaod there constantly during business boose. Hi stock is a varied one, but he gfvee

ecial and tnrtienraar attention to

tr.c graoe ot goods usosjiy cajica fr by the ladies.

Why kot treat yourself to one

. nvav w - d" ff 1

I saeuers nneiy hwuiuuom aaiu : .the nobby suits that Benj.lfcGee so well knows bow to fashion. He n all tho time receiving new niece

Mods from which to nshton these

suits, nod: be-takes soch pains in tiiair onttior. trimmink. end after

wards in their making that the

. wearer finds them a constant sooror

of nride and plaasnre. McGee

dia't have to chop off a piece from

this seam or odd to tbat. in or-

dtr to maks a garment take shape tka aantnre iut Mta snar Mint

west and pants according to s care

fully considered draft, and when

they srs sowed together yon know

(hey were mads for YOU, which .-. o aa

Mr. Garter Perriog is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Untbank, of Richmond, Ind. Frank Hooter is expected boote this- week from LaCrosse, Wis., and after a brief visit will make Chicago or Washington City his plaoe of residence. Thomas Herman, who for some time has held the position of "hostler0 at the Monon Route round boons in this place, baa gone with his fiunily to Wichita, Kansas, to reside. Clay Bee has been given Herman's job. Tbe protracted meetings now in progress io tbe Christian church ; have been quite a success, some 16 additions having been made six

having joined on Monday. Mr.

Conner has returned to Rosbville,

but tho meetings will be continued bv Eld. Peak.

Mr. and Mrs. Warder, of Lou

isville, nave come to Bloomington, with the intention of making this

city their permanent residence.

Seven persons united with tbe

U. P. Church, on last Sabbath.

James A. Atkinson writes to

too Piugiaaa : "Dobbins Bros, have aold a one-half ia Indian Sprincs for twelve

utooaaad dollar, to Keoaedy dc Reynold, both of SeTBMmr. lad. Mr. Kennedy ia

es-Sapt. of tho Narrow Guage railroad.

Keynotes ia a Seymour nanaer. u aaar the bow management, Indian Springs will be Me watering place of the Stat.

Grand improrementa will be made tni

jurtin county is on a ooom.

Stealc of Electloai. The annual weetine of the Stockholder

of Monroe County Agricultural, Horticul

tural and Jteenanioal Association win oe

held in the Grand Jury room in toe Court Boose at Blooraineton. Ind- on Saturday,

the 5th of Polk, 1887, when an election of

Directors of said Association wilt be held.

Wm. Scwasd, Secretary, Bteomington, Ia&, Jen. 36, 1887.

Some ot tbe handsomest piece

goad erer seen in the town, hare recently bean brought on by McGee, tbe Marehaat Tailor. The best feature about this

tact hi that be as well knows how to fash

ion a siiU from these Mods. Girc him a

trial.

not the

tidlors,

with the work of all

Kyebtsoby that comes to Bloomftteton makes it a point to visit

Tobs Smith's Fancy Baser on the

oath aids of the public square, and

thoao who co to that teonnJeof mac-

it invariably wonder, and often ask htiw bo (Tobe) can collect such

a-s immensi sggregstion of eoriositisa in tbe space, and bow be can

posatMy sseore tbem in a lite-time

It is not alone coriosities tbat be

keeps in etoek, however; be bas sn imassnss supply of docks sod watches, silverware, and valuable fiiney articles that would cost yon in the city double the amount that

lone omitD asaa iot toem. - as anew

Wlaa ah waa aChaa, aha Vaas ail laaaan aTasii aai

SraaeahhaSOJaaaaw,aHpaaw'

J. M. Whitakeh & Co., in the

E. P. Adams atand, southeast corn

er of tho square, have one of the be t stocks of canned goods and

go leral groceries in tue town, i uesa

young men are determined to keep

up tbe reputation of this grocery

boose, and will endeavor to increase

the patronage by fair, square deal

ing, lbs old customers ot the

boose and as many new ones, as can be induced to give them their patronage are assured of fair treatment and the beat goods that can be pro

cured. Remember the place

the old E. P. Adams stand.

ray or Take

The old hardware Arm of Stuart A Mc-

Ph eaters, and MePhaelen A Shoemaker

bare placed the notes and accounts due them in the hands of an attorney with

potitire instructions to PUSH their collection So if yon are indebted to them

yon had hotter settle at once and sare greater costs. They say they hare waited just aa long as they can, and now propose to see if some people are execution proof.

Cough Candy made by Benc-

kart contains hortbound and boneset, and ;

is efficacious aad pleasant. Better try it,

and yon will be pleased. Made fresh

Continued from 2d page.

K. of P.. of which mention has

been made before in the Progress,

has finally been organised, with a

membership of thirty-five. Officers have been chosen as follows: W.

M. Alexsnder, Sir Knight Com

minder; J. W. Shoemaker, First

Lieutenant; W. E. Ad kins, Second Lieutenant ; W, H. Seward, Recorder ; W.N. Showers, Sir Kuight Treasurer; J. W. Craven, Sir Knight Guard ; George Thornton, Sir Knight Sentinel ; J. W. Crain, Color Bearer H. Lindley & Son'a drug store room ia to be extended to the alley this spring. The volume of business has increased so much as to make additional room imperative The banquet and ball postponed early in December, by the Bloomington K. of P. will be held iome tioss in this month The patent gate man has disposed of most of the real es

tate traded for in Ellettaville. Hs sold the Draper store room to Rice

Harris for some land in Bean Blossom, snd Fred Matthews and Sam Blevina bought the planing mill

which he got from Fletcher The champion coon catcher of Monroe county is a citizen of the future to be railroad town of Clear Creek. In one night recently, he captured five coons. It will U remembered that a couple of months ago hs killed s whits coon Ab. Ketcharo sold six mules, last week, to s firm in Franklin, Ind. Alfred Pering sold the same firm a fine span of mules Ira Dillman recently bought six spring Durham calves of Alfred Pering, the average weight of which wss over 500 lbs. Mrs. Laben Green of Perry tp. has sold during the past year $158 worth of butter and eggs Menroe Wright of Indian Creek tp. has purchased a farm in Perry, and haa removed thereto Jas. Dodd, jr. and Kelley Thrasher have purchased the Chambers farm in Indian Creek tp. Jake Caraichael i has bought Eddie Turner's interest in tbe dry goods atore in Kirksville, and Turner -has gone to Bucna Vista and bought an interest in the store ot that place Wm. Wright and wife of Indian Creek tp., who went west some time last Fall, have returned, and will stay in Monroe: county a While -It is said that

Geo. P. Ketch aw is making preparations to introduce the roller process into his grist mill " 1

A TOPICS t?E IS KMOTS. I contracted malaria ia the twampa of

Louisiana while working for the telegraph

company, and used every kind of medicine

1 eouM near or witnout reiieJ. i at last succeeded in breaking the fever, but it

cost me ever fl 000, and then my system was prostrated and saturated with malarial poison and I became almost helpless. I Anally came here, my mouth so ailed with seres that I could scarcely eat, and my tongue raw and filled with little knots. Various remedies wore resorted to without

effect. I boueht two bottles of B. B. B.

and it has cared and strengthened me. All sores of my mouth are healed and my tongne entirely dear of knots and soreness, and X foal like a new man,

Jackson, Tenn., April 30, 1S8. A. P. Bstttos. STIFF JOINTS.

A Mod Remarkable Que of Sorof-

' tud and Mhxwmaium.

1 have a little boy twelve years ol d

whose knees nave Been drawn almost douMo and his joints are perfectly tiff', and bas been in this condition three years, unable to walk. Darin- that time, the med

ical board of London county examined

him and pronounced tbe disease scrofuhv

aad pre scribed, bat no benefit ever derived.

1 then usea a mucn aavertlsea preparation

witnout Mines t. xnree weeks ago m Da-

came perfectly help less and suffered dread

roiiv.

A fnsna woo saa usea a. a. a. eavisea its use. He has used oae bottle and all

nain has ceased aad be can now walk.

This haa been pronounced a most wonder

ful action, as hia complaint bad baffled ev

erything. 1 snail continue to use it him Mas. Kmma GatrnTBS. Unitia,Tnn March 3,1886. WBBB CITY, ARK., BLOOD.

Bavins: tested B. B. B. and found it to

be all that is claimed for it, I commend it

to any and every one suffering with blood

notoon. It has done me more good for

toss money and in a shorter space of time

than any blood partner I ever asea. 1 oars tbe comfort of my life to its use, for I

have been troubled with severe form of

blood noisoa for 5 or S rear and found

so relief equal to that given by the use of B. B. B. W. 0. McGaoautT.

Webb City, Ark., May 3, 188.

Work in the Bloomington mills of Baldridge A Gourley ia moving smoothly, and about two oar-loads of machinery have already been put np-staira. In about five weeks the mill will be turning out roller process flour at a lively rate Milt. Pittman, the blacksmitb,has bought Rev. Wm. Robinsons farm, iu Benton tp. -W. H. Myers and family are preparing to remove to Kansas There waa a surprise party at the residence of Cliff. Thompson, Monday a week, a mile

east of town on the Union ville road. The occasion was the 45th birthday of Mrs. Thompson, and forty or fifty relatione and frienda gathered in and had a jolly good time. Feasting, present- making and jollity were indulged in. A party was given at night to the young pe.iple

of the locality by Miss Minnie

hompson Eld. B. F. York

of the Christian church, is preach-

Esolbm Swvin tontmeot re-

wwvee an hardsofier caBoosed lumps aad ttombbee from boraes, blood tpavmlenrba, annate, Sweeney, ringboae, states, sprain, e veUings, etc. SotoSW by oae of one bottle. Warranted. 8oM by H. Ltndfcjf 4Sme B!3minjil03; Iai. "

All who desire full information about tbe

cause and care.ef Blood Poisons, Scrofula snd Scro'ulous Swellings, Ulcers, Seres, Rheumatism .Kidney Complaints, Catarrh.

etc., can secure by mail, free, a copy of

our 33-page I llustratea boos or wanner,

filled with tbe most wwnderful and tart-

Bag proof over before known. Address. BLOOD BALM CO, (Biii fc- Jatsa Br K.J At'.eats. J

home in Tipton for a few days rest, having had almost more business than he could Attend to." The

Doctor will retnrn, however-

Mrs. Thos. Heady and Mrs. James

Figg were each given surprise dinners in tbe vicinity of Ellettsville. There seems to be an epidemic of surprise dinners in Monroe county

the present winter N. E. Mathem took 25 head of good horses to Cincinnati recently The Bedford Democrat says there are six possible Republican candidates for Sheriff in that place. Great hokeyl And the election slmost two years off Bedford is going to come in out of the dark, that is they are preparing to adopt the Jenney electric light The Bedford Demo

crat tells of a Bloomington young

lady who when on her return from . . we, ' f ?J 1

a visit to ceuiora irienas acciuemai-

Iy took passage on the Hervey road,

recently surveyed through that town. That road was surveyed so

that the Indianapolis Rolling Mill

Company could sell their Narrow Guage, Bro. Johnson, and it will

never be built Mose Kahn went

to Cincinnati, Saturday night, by tbe way of IndianapoliB, accompan

ied by Mrs. K. and tbe two young

est children. Mrs. K. and the

children expect to remain two weeks Confirmation services were held in tbe Episcopal church on

Thursday night of last week, the ceremonies being conducted in an impressive manner by Bishop Kniokerbacker. There was but

ons candidate for confirmation Mrs. Nan (Cookerly) Rogers, of fhis

city. The music waa ot more than ordinary excellence, and was under the direction of Mrs. W. T. Blair,

Miss Clara Orchard and Mrs. Ida Henley. The following named persons

were drawn for the petit jury of circuit court, which will meet next

Monday : John Stevens, Wm. Hep-

ley, Zadock Pelley, Geo. W. Hart-

ock, Thos. M. Gaskins, Wm. B.

Baker, Henry Henley, Joseph Lindsey, John H. Back, Josiah P. Burton,Wm. May.Kelley Thrasher. Wasn't it just awful to see poor Elita crossing the raging river

in Mendelssohn Hall, last night! Ob, 'twas too cruel.

The Grand Jury, as drawn, is

as follows: A. J. McPike, Harry

Copenhaver, John R. Weir, James S. Kerr, Geo. Deckard, T.J.Brown. W, R. Claman, of Whitestown, Ind., accompanied by his wife, is visiting hia brother, Isaac Claman, Treasurer of Monroe county.

The Couturier family (father

and brother of Mrs. W. W. Dur-

and,) leave to-day for Charleston,

S. C. to remain permanently.

iog in Hindoetnn, and is meeting

with the most encouraging success

Coneressman Thos. R. Cobb

is aaid to be dangerously ill iu

Washington city A surveying

party tbat left Colnmbua, Ind., last

week to work west, ran a line south

of Nashville, through Etkinsville.

There" are ten men in the corps and

it is not the one that went to Colum

bus several weeka ago, but is led

by Joaeph H. Denia as chief engi

neer. If these people don't mean

business they are indulging in some

very expensive fun Cholera is

ravaging portions of South America

and getting closer to . the United

States each suason The medical

law passed at the session of the

Legislature two years ago bas been

psssed upon by the Indiana Su

nreme Court, and is decided to be

constitutional Miss Ollie Ed

wards of Gospert is visiting Bloom

ington friends Fred. Owens ac

comnanisd F. E. Worley on his

-

trip to Atlanta, Ga. Mr; Worley

found a well -stocked market when

be got tbenr,some 1,500 mules hav

ing come in before and were offered

for sale Mrs. W. J. Owens of

near Ellettsville, bas been enter taining Miss Clara McCord of Lin coin, Ills. Dr. Bates, the gentle

man who has been .supplying the worthy people of Ellettsville with

patent farm gate territory; was so

worn oat ny ins isoors mat, tn

"Citizen" says, hs returned "to hi?'

CLEAR CREEK. The infant child of Thee. Math

ers jr. died on the 24th ult, of lung

fever.

Three of John Stipp'a children

are sick two of them io a critical condition.

Old Uncle Jefferson Robinson is

sick with kidney trouble.

Mrs. Maggie HilberJ of Ken

tucky, is here on a visit to her

mother, Mrs. Russell, the 23rd ult. being tbe old lady's 70th birthday.

A large number of the people are

getting ready to make maple molasses then the boys and girls will

make taffy, and pure "lingering

sweetness long drawn out. -

On tho 28th there was te be an

oyster supper at W. H. Douglass'.

1 guess it was a water baul.

Kelley Thrasher and James

Dodd have boueht the Chambers

farm and Dodd haa moved to it.

Born to Wm. McCnne and wife,

some new music ot the lemeniuc;

gender.

Bob Davis has returned from a

visit to Crawfordsville, where he

suug her a gentle Goodnight. -

I had occasion, a short time since,

to stop (at stave aad hoop-pole sta-

lon) bmitaville. Whilst there was

informed that Esq. Duncan, with

out premeditated malice, was slay

ing the giant oaks ot tbe forest, and

working them up into ataves, and

says. that he will continue without

any relief from valuation or ap

praisement laws, so long as the

Standard Oil Company will furninh

the requisite collateral. Also the

Butcher boys had been playing poker; that ia one strudk tbe other

on the head With the poker;

There are some anscs of stone fe

ver down this way. People must

be careful not to rufHe a man's tem

per, as some have the present abil

ity to assault one, in the shape of a

stone in their pockets. Everybody,

nearly, rarries a sample of the ledge

found on his land.

There will bo an effort made down this way to organise a society

for the protection of the ballot-box,

to be composed of Republicans and

Democrats, pledged to each other that they will use all honorable

means to defeat any man for ol

that will use money or bribes of

any kind to secure his election.

Lonsyzo Doiv No. 2.

Mr. John Blair attended the

funeral of a relation at Princeton,

Ind., recently.

Messrs. Montgomery A Hous

ton, two energetic young stock buyers of Gosport, were in town Sstday, and gave the Progress a call. The Harrodsburg Stone Co. has a handsome piece of limestone on exhibition at the National Bank.

Hope there's millions in it. Nat. Houston brought a couple of horses over from Worthington, Saturday evening. Nat. tails the Progress that he is making preparations to go to Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Terry of North Walnut street accompanied her son Clarence, on bis return to Nsbrsaks,last week, intending to remain during tbe winter. On Thursday night the ball of the season will be given in Mendelssohn Hall, under the auspices ot the University Dancing Club. It will be enjoyable, in every wsy, and the' music will be the best tbat can be secured The Italian Band of Indianapolis. Carmichael & Fields have sold their Wichita lota, for which they contracted to pay 96,000, at an advance of $1,5Q0. Jos Cron sold his $2,500 investment for $3,600. W. C. Wbisnantl and wife of Dakotab, accompanied by bis wife, is visiting old Monroe county friends and relations. Mr, W. is an uacls of Treasurer Claman. Maks arrangements to attend the Students' Social Ball at Mendelssohn Hall, Thursday night of this week. Jt will bo a geuteel affair, and the best music in tbe State bas been secured. Tbe Italian Band of Indianapolis has been procured. Mr. Fred. Meyer, of Indianapolis, a leading toosorial artist of that city,is spending a tew days with his brother in this place, Mr. Joseph Meyer. , Bedford Democrat: The Bennet will case tried in Orange county last week, was decided in favor of the plaintiff. This is something of a victory for Bob Miers, the leading attorney in the case, as it ia very difficult to set aside a will. Ed. Brodix of ths Bee Hive dry goods store left Bloomington for the south, on Friday last. He intends to locate in Birmingham,

Sheffield, Anistan,'Or some one- of

the new booming mineral towns, and will engage in the real estate business. W. W. Wicks left Bloomington on Monday for Birmingham, Alabama, to assist Brodix in deciding upon a location. Ed. is a good business man, and will make a success of bis new calling if he stops in the right town, R. N. Denton was in town Saturday, and exhibited a specimen of variegated marble found on his farm. The surface is as glassy and hard as the best that comes from the Tennessee quarries, and the Progress believes Mr. Denton has a desirable quarry if brought to the notice of the right parties. It is worth the price charged for the ball to hrar the rausie of the Italian Band. They will play for the Studenta' Social Ball to-morrow (Thursday) night. You'd better go. It is said that the Cincinnati & St. Louis railroad will be built

by tbe way of Smithville, six miles

south of Bloomington. There is

nothing selfish or mean about

Bloomington people, and they are

glad to bear of Sniithville's good

fortune. Bloomington has turn

pikes, the electric light, six large manufacturing establishments, two

roller process mills, the State University,3,000 inhabitants, the healthiest location on the globe, and really does not need the Cin

cinnati fc bt. Louis railroad, lake

it Smithville, and welcome.

-Mr. 8amuel Dodds, who bas

recently returned from Chstanooga,

Tenn. tells of the wondetlul im

provements in that city; and of the increased value of real estate that

seems almost incredible. Among

other statements is tbe one that be

fore he purchased his interest in the chair factory, he in company

with Collins & Karsell and a Cin

cinnati man,had made arrangements

to go to Chatanooga and go into the manufacture and sale ot package

coffees spices, teas, etc., but that at

the Very last moment they changed

their plans and remained here

They had bargained for a lot and

buildiug for the business, at about 3,000, and while id Chatanooga recently Mr. Dodds was told that it

would sell readily for $100,000,

and that some party who went in

to the -business they contemplated

i? rapi-iiv aruaostug a toriuuf.

There have been a humbe of additions to the Christian church since the protracted meeting begun. Thos. Martin, formerly of near StinesvilUj has removed to Martinsville. Cspt. Sam. Hafrah has been confined fo bis bed several weeks, with bis old complaint dropsy. Ex-Recorder Wm. N. Hall is sick with erysipelas, at his father's

farm, two milea south of JUlettsvuIe. Mr. Coffey of the Spencer Republican, favored the Progress office with a brief call last Wednesday, while iu Bloomington on bus-

The fellows who were so bit

terly opposed to turnpikes east of

town, several years ago, now take particular pains to "pull up" on them, when an opportunity offers. Wils. Adams, Trustee of Bloomington tp., has rented the room on tbe east side of the square between the livery stable and the bakery, and will make tbat bis headquarters hereafter. Writing from Shoals, Martin

county, Alva Tresnlar, well known

here as one of the best fellows in

Southern Indiana, says: "I have

the 'boss' farm. I raise tbe largest pumpkins and nicest calves io tbe

country. It you don't believe it come down snd see." Wbo'd ever

thought of Alva turning granger.

Remember that the famous

Italian Orchestra of Indianapolis will furnhh music for the Students'

Social Ball on Thursday night.

Mr. Theodore Wylie and wife

are in Bloomington on their way to

Watertown, Dak., where they will reside in tbe future. Mrs. W. H. Riley's theatrical

troupe, the best on the road, with the justly celebrated Coffey dt Livingston Band, will be at Mendels

sohn Hall on Friday and Saturday

nights. It is worth the price of admission to hear the orchestra. The

troupe includes 22 persons.

It is a noteworthy fact that Woman Suffrage is a growing issue

in this country. Recently in the U.

S Senate it was brought to a vote

and was defeated by 34 to 16. Time was when this measure was greeted with laughter snd derision, but that day has passed, and now sixteen thoughtful Senators vote for it. The Progress hopes to read of the adoption of Woman Suffrage,

sad thai, befow, -many, years. Jiave rolled around.

Paoli New ; In the Bennett will case, which was tried in the

Orange circuit court last week be

fore Judge Mavity, on a change ot r x.- .1

venue trom Monroe county, me

jury rendered a verdict in favor of . i ..:a: ru:i- .l. : .1.

tile piainuu. nun hiciv ia iiuim-

iog gamed by breaking the will; it opens the way to have set aside the deeds to about seven hundred acres of valuable farming lands in Monroe county. The will and the deeds having been made at the same time, and the will having been set aside on the grounds of the unsoundness of mind of the deceased at the time of making the will. In the case just decided it is said that the costs, in addition to the attorneys fees, amounted to not less than a thousand dollars; and against the estate goes through one or two more law suits it will be another case similar to that of the two cats and the won Key. Prof. Von Jagathah, of the State University, gave to the Indianapolis Literary Club, last night, a most interesting sketch ot the educational system of Prussia; including Us common schools, the red school, gymnasia and the universities: The conversation following the paper was maintained until a late hour, the Professor adding many details to his admirable paper. The Professor is an acquisition to

the educational and literary force of the State of which Indiana may well be proud. He has only been

in this country about about six ....... Kn da in tho master of an

J TIM I 9. W ... " " .

English styls pure ana uuueniea.

Ind. Journal.

-Ind. News : The faculty of the

Indiana University, leaving out

the preparatory department, now consists of the president, eleven full

nrofeaaorfi: lour associates ana two

tutors. The faculty is composed of

young men, the average being onjy

thirty-two. lney are cnosen wun out regard to political or denomi

national relations. Anions- tnera

are graduates of Harvard, Yale,

Johns Hopkin,Virginia, Michigan

and Indiana Universities, ami some have studied at Berlin, Leipzic,

Freiberg, Heidelberg. Munich, Tubingen. Geneva, Paris. Ediuburg

and Glase-ow. Teti are natives of

Indiana. Sixty of the ninety-two

counties of the btate are represented

among the students, nearly one-

third of whom are young ladies.

The number of students has iucreased 63 per cent, in two years.

the Woman's Suffrage Asso

ciation will meet at Mrs. It. W. Miers' on Saturday afternoon, Feb.

5th. at 2 o'clock. All member

and all those ib favor of or opposed

to suffrage are invited. A good

social time is expected. Mas. Ed. M. Seward, Sec.

Rumors are again rife tbat the

"Monon" will soon pass under the management of the Chesapeake A

Ohio railway. The matter will be determined at the meeting of the

stockholders, soon to occur in New York, 'tis said. Mr. H. C. Duncan, wife and daughter Antonette, left for Chicago on Tuesday, John La u man of Chicago arrived in Bloomington on Monday evening of this week. Remember the lecture by Gen. Prentiss, next Tuesday night, on the Battle of Suiloh. Young people who are fond of dancing ahould not forget tbat ths Italian Band of Indiabapolis will furnish the musie Thursday night. A Musicals was given on Tuesday night last at the residence of Mr. Chas. N. McPheetsrs on

North Walnut street, in honor of

Miss Mamie Taylor of Lafayette. A large company was present, and all speak of the entertainment in tbe warmest terms. Miss Lib. Cookerly has returned to Bloomington after several months spent with relations in Illinois. Misses Ella and Grace Rawlcs of North College Avenne, entertained a number of young friends at a Taffy Pulling, Monday night. An expensive wreck occurred in the yards of the Louisvill, New Albany & Chicago railway at Lafayette January 24th. A heavy freight train dashed in upon a side track upon which was' standing a locomotive and train, the latter'n engine being off the track. The engines came together with a frightful crash. The cab of one engine was iiterly destroyed ; also tbe tender of the other locomotive. Two can were thrown from the track into the canal, and fifteen or twenty others more or less damaged. The engineers and firemen escaped by jumping. Headquarters for choice butter and all varieties of most desirable produce is the grocery store ot Hemp. Wilson, "Progress Block."

Every person thinking of

building will please call at the hardware store of W. J.. Allen and examine his stock of doors, sash and

inaterial of all kiuds, and will find

it at low prices and will endeavor

to suit all customers. W. J. ALLEN.

Coast and bay for sale. W. J. ALLEN.

Farm fob SaLr. 1 Hfifc let sell my farm of 87 acres, 9 nrflesv west of town, with good improvements snd well watered. Per sons desirous of purchaeing will

please apply on tbe premises to

J El

IB W. MAYVIXtB.

Get my prices before yon ssb

so rib for any paper or masJne. '.

siejrueeteTB' aewsBftaM.

A FsvnOTTr rTrvisi. la fke Or

shard House, situated opposite tbe depot

rue nose imiw, wu ruiiibj rftHifw) and the rooms are oomfortiibly tarnished, Ooad had, a welt satanMed UohvaH thai

any one might, desire, are to he found

sere, wen arrangeu sampw rvawa an fitted up ia the Orchard House, and Ooeannmiil traveler will find taut Orchard 'A-

good house at which to stop. Meals sup-

8 Ilea (O persoui as raaaeaiaoio agwao. rohard it Sob are the proprietor.

I am now forming olubs for sit

the hading Newspapers aad Miasine.

stcraeeter news aiaaesi

School Books at MclTheeters' Rows Stand . B. F. Adams; 88, is the lodal passenger agent in Bloominfoar for the O. A M. railwayi If ywt

desire to go anywhere call on tdM

lor rates, which are always exewsew ingly low on the O. dc.M ' -t Wafcn you want tnt StationsTTi

call at XcPheetera' Mews Stand.

Fresh Tub Oysters fromBalti more, are Kceived by BenckWt)

every day. lbese are n cboioa grade of oysters and will be shippeej direct from ths packing honest

Benckart will keep none bat tbs) beat Oysters and yon should bay there if yon desire to got tbe bsM: I. . i Closiko out Cbristmss and Near Teat Cards, at cost, at McPheaters' Hew 8taadi ' Go to the Orchard Hones wksM

yon come town aod desire to tsfctf'

m eils ; or it yon wuiMeratay several days there is no mors satisfat-

tory house at which to stop;

Thb best 5e. eigsr in tk-mry afc.McPbaeters' Hews Staid. Best ska bob of Cigars and To-

baccos at Hemp. Wilsons grocery

store. This house is headquarters for first class goods.

1,000 copies Loveli's Librsrit

j ast received at MaPbeeters' Hews Stand

Subscriptiobs received for all

the leading daily papers, aad delivered oak.

arrival of trains, at

McPbeeten' Mews I

Brd stoob: ol Queenswers aneV

Glassware at Hemp-. Wilson's gro

cery storet You can get anything .

you need at his establishment, and

at lowest living figures. Call.

Heating

STOtES OF ALL VARIETIES, ARE NOW SOLD BY THE McPheeters

8

At Aettiai Cost. Mr-If yoawaftt a bargain, call

without delay."v9t

Wm

Best produce always bought by

Hemp. Wilson, the grocer. Yoel

can get good butter at hia atora aa

wvn aa aii toe caoioess grpwrov

He makes a specialty of fins' tcawv

coffees, cigars snd tobacco.

OkK op the best and most re

liable grocery stores ib tbo tosjn is tbat of Hemp. Wilson; in tbe'Pro--gress Block' Hemp, haa Stilt op

reputation for fair deajokc thai

Stays with him; . !v :-r'f ;

Farmers and others who tlesiro eood satisfaetorir1kirich oft tii

Benckart s bakery, jackal mske splendid coffee, his .. bread is I'ght snd wholesome, and hie keeps everything else you are likely to call

for in the wsy of eatables-. Bnlckarl's bread is alwavs tbe beat.

. . ,."T" . . r .

l am preparing to go into a

Nothing Succeeds Like Suc

cess. It has heretofore been a mystery to u why stronger are generally charged

o extravagantly vt nutei in large cme. , . , - i . . . . i. . ii

Happening a inort time since ac tue vait House, earner of Sixth slid Main Streets,

Cincinnati, O , muhagud by. W. B. Marah, Jr.; son of the proprietor who established the Gait Horn fifty yeairs ago, ih mystery wassolvod. The accommodation! St tbe Oalt House are equal in every respect to the best two dollar par day hotel, add

yet tue cbarg!S are only one dollar ana fifty cents per dav for meals and room ; single meali thirty-fiva cents. The Oalt il headquarters for the most complete

meal?, which together with free, use of

parlor, once, ebeck room, etc., constitute tbe greatest bargain obtsinablt in the city. The iolution it easy when the fuels are) known. Tb Gait is run exclusively ib the interest ol' strangers, the same rate being chargrd per day, st all times, to ev

eryone, w Datever win proauee a reason

able rent for the property is the extent of

its charges, tout doing sway witn tue umal Iiesiee's profits. Its management is constantly under the immediate and personal control of the owner, W. S. Marsh, Jr. It employes being paid according to

tbe volume of business, are efficient and reasonable in coit. The above peeuliari-

ties, a low uniform price, a rnntohable

rent-chareje only, a risoroua and practical

supervision of its internal affairs, and cooperative salary payments, have scoured for the Gait a fair transient trade, and Ute

experiment is a success, producing rant

for tne real estate, xo tuis tw-nemcuir.

who hss md' it pntsiSile to tay two day-

in the city at the usual expense ot one, we

heartily recommend our friends.

nice room, snd desire te Secure ah

ant who may Wish to ream the trade. Ha

must UaVo at least 9.100 witn wbtca to amy a chair and a fa other fixtures, ia widest I desire no iaterent, hut wuicb he can take a way at the expiration of our contract. I

regard tnu as a ravoraoio oner

energetic young, man.

jusurtt aiKi sa, naroer. East of James B. Clark's Grocery.

AiX persons knowing themselves indebted to W.J. Allen eith

er on note or account, will call and settle a I must have my business settled up, and don't you forget it.

W. J. ALIittJN.

15 els. is enough for cutting hair. That is all I charce. Mv

shop is in the rear of Jas. B. Clark's

Urocery. iioa. meter.

aesT Waldro, Hll.L & Co.

wast 0nis million uak and Hickory spokes. Oak spokes

MUST HAVE THE SAP TAKEN OPF,

l'RICE FOR 2X3X30 FREE FROM

SAP 118.00 FER THOUSAND.

Also White Oak Hub Blocks.

any

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the; Stockholders of the Louisville, Hew Albany Chicago Railway Company wilt ha tinld At tha aiSVa aT tka HniMH.., In

the city of New York, on Wednesday, March 9th, 1887, at which meeting thirteen Director will ha alerted ta

serve for the bniuing year. The pells'

win be open rrem twelve o clock at. t one P. M.

The transfer bonks will bo , closed from February 37th to March 10th.

W. H. LSWIS, aamretery. Jan. 36, 1887.

R. W. MtJlBS, Atfj.j RottCS) to) WBta1eetaJ' the Stat of Indiana, Moaaoe Couatv. Ih the Monroe Circuit Coart. Febru

ary Term, 1S8T. . Ida GruTy vs; Mary . Bell, Amende

waiandge.

Complaint He. 1I7S. Now comes the Plaintiff, bv K. W.

Miers, her attorneT.and files her complaint

that said defendants, are not resident of

the 'State or Indiana; that said action U tor the nuretae to trv snd determine tho

title to and quiet the title to cartci rent estate si lusted in Monroe county;' State of

Indiana.and that said non-reident do-' fondants are necessary parties thereto. -

Notice is therefore herohv citea aaid

defendants, last named that nnlasa they bo

ano appear on tne an day or too. next term of the touro circuit court, to he

holden on tho tat Monday of February;

a. xi. ieai, at tue own uouse in uwomington, in id bounty aad State; and aft-

twer or demur tb said complaint, tbe saMe' III I ft.. J J 1.. . ?! 1 ! J. .4. . 1 .

nm v unra iuvi uvteroiineu in tu.r tone. Wilhess my name and the Seal of a4 Court, afilxud at Bloomington, dial loth day of February, A. V. 1887

u ENOCH FTJLLKR, Clerk.

Jan. 12.

1887.

Adtulnlstratar'i "Jallc. 1 NOTICE is hereby given', that the sc designed has bcn apposed by tbK Clark ofth Monroe Ciieuil Court, AJmth. ittratcr of the estate of James P. Dodds Jopeased. late of SI on roe county, Indiana ' The estate U probablv solvent. BKN.F .ADAMfl, Administrator. Londen & Rotors. AtTvj, . --jar-. '