Bloomington Progress, Volume 21, Number 7, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 April 1887 — Page 3

You want the "CHALLENGE Corn GROWER."

It pays. It brings up corn QUICKLY. It is no experiment.

J. XlXi iJ!UrJji IS RECEIVING DAILY SPRING STYLES JS HATS, CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS. WE BUY THE BEST,

AND SELL THE CHEAPEST. We have been opening many Novelties in every article of mer

chandise tbat we carry. We oner our customcra A VARIETY, PRICE AJVB QUALITY that tbey won't find in any other house in the City of Blooniington.

THIS "F! A GULIE,77 J. W. SIMMONS &. CO.

r Lowest Priced Home in Bloomiogton for Finest Goods,

Vanelalia line. THE GREAT FAST MAIL

U3B The Sborteat, Bast, and (Juiekest

TJb between the Worth sod Booth. West Bound Leave Grwncaatta Junciioa 1.12 p , S.OS , 11.22 aight, 11.1 p m. Arrive, Terr Haute, 1.05 p. m, 10.12 a tp, 1.30 a w, 12.12 p nArrive, Effingham, 4.19 p n, 11.5T p m, 3.45 a as, 2-1 T Arrive, St. Louis, 7.30, p 6.00 p m 7.00 a n, 5.48 m. Arrive, Kansas Oily, 8.09 a m, 1.23 p m. Gmng Morth Iave Terra Haute, 3.45 n, COO a a. Arrive, South Bead 10:50 P. M. and 11:45 PJI. Please to remember tbat for maps time-table anil otber information apply to Refers Woollev, Ticket Agents at . Bloomington, or J. N. LANG WORTHY, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terre Haute, Jnd.

Tina Tabu a Bloomxotom. OOING EORTH Chicago Hail, 11:04 am. Chicago Bxpresc, 11:18 p.m. Crawfbrdsviile Aocontn, B.-2S pjn, OOIHG SOUTH Louisville Hail, 4:1? p.m.

JUoaiavill Express, sum. Louisville Accomodation, 8:20 a.m. C ABTKB PEBE1N Ot, Agtn BloominRtftn . O. Van aSsaaarf 3 aSon, UW DEBTAKKBS AVD BKALKBS IV Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and Coffins. Hearse and Carriages furnished to order. Orders by telegraph will, receive prompt attention. Shop on College Avenue, north end of W. O. Fee's BaiklInr. Bleomineton, Indiana.

rVIIITBlf. We hare added a large and carefully e-

leeted ateefc or furniture, ana. invito oar

friend to call before makingpurcnases.

Itch and Scratches of every kind weed ia IB minute, by Woolford's Sani-

aarv Lotim. Uh no otber. Tbia never.

foils. Sold bj H. Lindley, Dreggtst, j-5 17 Bloomington, fad. Yotj etttstnot forget that .Charley Mobky still "hold the tort" in his old aland on the south side. He will keep a larger stock than usual, this spring, and will add to it each week, or o'tener, if the business seems to require it. Very few merchants have bad more practical experience than Mobley, and few exhibit better taste in the selection of goods. He has built up a trade and a reputation in fancy articles, such as ribbons, laces cottars,' etc., and .the low figures at which he sells induce many to purchase who wight doubt their ability to do so. His store is called the "Golden Rulet" and he will do unto you as ife would expect others to do-to him. . As i XBS6E stock of fine el thing. has been purchased by Ed. McGee, in Cincinnati at an assignment sale, and at prices that would supriee people if tbey knew what they

erere. The guodo am now displayed at lcGeeV well known stand

UH ih OTinjaitw, am can vu uuujgui at price tbt will gratify you. Not only finedotbiag but pieee goods oageait8 .famishing goods have lee seeuteJ, and if young men de

sire to appear attractive tbey will bay. while they have a chance to get the pick ot the stock, which is

. wonr lares as on 1 1 at aIuiiiw: f :ll

and examine no trouble to show eoode.

"Electrie Starch," best 'thing iD tbebusUMM,at Alexander A Miller's groovy store. Ok tub south side of he public saaare in the city of Bloomine;-

taa may be found the now famous

Fancy Bazar of Joe BUJmitb. This

vstaiuiaoment is Known all over

fJuutheru Indiana by reason of the fjet that no establubinent ot the character, even ia the more pretentious cities, keens a larger or more

cftritusinc r novel display of goods.

Yoa caj get everything anything

yen want or need, on those shelves or tables. People go there just as

a tour ot curiosity, inst as people go

to museums, to see what tbey may new have opportunity of seeing

again. Everybody wonders now

this house can tell-so many articles

at the uniform prices of five and

U-u cents, bnt nobody can explain - i r ar r

it out joa j anttiii mmsFir.

Wbeo Baby was sick, we amaarOHteria, Wbeaafce wa a CMH. eheoiaa teCMoria, Wbeaase baenaie Mb. . abdeaE bCUtt, VPm abebad ObUdaa, aheeaTe Uwia Ctmtztf,

Mrs. Eva Wilson, of Coulterville, Ilia., daughter of Mr. David Smith, east of town, arrived at her old home last Friday evening, on a visit to relations. There arc twelve grocery stores in Bloomington, and ten stores where dry goods, etc., are sold. A stranger would never know this by looking over the local papers.

Fee's Maple Syrup a Bupply now in ttore. Alexander & Miller.

"What's a life insurance?"

asked one boy of another. " Well, I s'pose," said his companion, "it's a concern that keeps a man poor all the time he's alive so that he may

die rich."

The best and cheapest Canned Good are told by Alexander & Miller

at tbe old Ihinn A Co. atand.

Mrs. R. T. Stephens is very

siek; she has been confined to her

bed for two weeks. Go to Alexander & Miller's,

Dunn A Co.'s old atand,. for Pine Java Coffee, abo choice Golden Bio.

Many of the peach trees are

full of bloom, and there is every

prospect for a good crop.

Get off Ihe track ! Here comes

the Big Four,

Mort. Wliitaker lias removed

from the Durand corner to the room

just east of the Greevea "corner, to

remain till Mrs. Durand rebuilds,

when he will occupy bis old quarters. On Wednesday night last Unform Rank K. of P. elected Dr. J

ell Normal School (ipring term)

opens with an increased attendance

W. Crane 1st Lieutenant, to takeJiss Lizzi A ntlerson is attending

the place of J. W. Shoemaker, who

expects to remove from Blooming

ton next Fall.

The Knights of Pythias re

ceived their uniforms for the "Uni

form Rank," on Wednesday last

They were thirty-one in number,

and with the exception of two fitted perfectly. In these the sleeves were too short, but they have been

returned and will soon be remedied.

On Thursday last Capt. Fields

and Joe Allen left Bloomington

for Wichita, Kansas. Cap. has

two lots that cost bim $250 each,

and he is undecided whether to take $800 for them or to hold for another advance. Allen has some

lots, also, and may want to sell,and prefers to be on the ground when

the transfer is made.

An alarm of fire on Thursday

forenoon brought out the fire department with a rush, but before they had gbne a square they were re-called, the fire having been extinguished. It begun in the Lnnderman building, sooth of Dr. Maxwell's office, on College Avenue, and was found to be burning in a bed up-stairs. The building is occupied by a half dozen families. It will bo remembered that Mr. Mackey had something to do with the Cincinnati and Terre Haute railroad project, which it was claimed some years ago he sold out to otber companies, after aid had been voted in this and other coun-

KXOMSH SpHviw Liniment remore all bardtOofl or Hni8ed lumps and Memfelte from harm, Ll-xed JpiH'itt.uiirta,

(plinU, jwccaey, ringbone, times, norma,

wetting, etc. gave $50 bv me of ono l.ttl. Warranted Sold "by H. Lind-

, PruggUt, Bt090litu8, Jud.

Go to Alexander & Miller's, old j ties on tbe line. He has evidently

tfind of Dunn & Co., and get a sack ji , . . , y

PilUbury'i Minneapolis Patent Hour. I k , m...L,! o' and other couuticson the Richmond ho wants to be city marshal . , ..... . O Y7 Ml J 1 ? I j l

r. i , Oi jvvansvuie, ana wane mis anDon t al! ypfab at once. ... , , . , , ,,' jiaara lo be unfair towaro the peo-

, , , , , inle of those localities, still ii IhAtr anif f -n tent t At i loL-a then ill

......... evidently mure to i

wu reci in tuis vicinity. -r r t - .,1 j Monroe county, for tlio line iioni

Columbus to Swilz Cilv will

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

The Knights of Pythias (Uniform Rank) have begun to drill, and the men seem to take a lively interest in the work Miss May Seward is the guest of Mrs. Tobe

Hert, in Bedford The Milch-

Robinson & Woodward have

purchased a quantity of cherry

and walnut logs from John Stipp

Jas. Robinson of Clear Creek

talks of opening a stone quarry at

that thriving station Prof.

Farrabee, recently of the Ellettsville

High School, has gone to Indiana

polis to work in the insuiance bus

iness Unas, ueeves, who re

moved to Illinois about a year ago, talks of returning to Monroe county. Plenty of room here for everybody

Elder McNutt, formerly of

Elettsville, is now residing with his

family in Charleston, Ills.

Grant Galloway and Ed. Sedwick

of Richland tp. have gone to Dan

ville to attend Normal School Elmer Buskitk of Indian Creek tp. has gone to Eldorado, Kansas.

Everybody goes to Kansas or to some other booming point W.

H. Seward is teaching a new band which gives promise of being a

clever organization. There is some excellent material in it Geo.

Owen is a candidate for Marshal,

having- been brought out by the Laboring Men's Association Rev. S. N. Fee died in Idaho re

cently. He was a brother of Wm.

O. Fee, and a popular minister in

the Presbyterian church . Henry Axtell of Paoli is visiting home

folks The Grimes-Pedigo case filled the Paoli hotels with witnesses and attorneys last week-There is some talk of procuring a team to pull the steam fire engine, as tbe machine is too heavy for the men

The air was very cool all

will

beneGt of

Dr. Warner's Health, Coraline and Flexible Hip Corsets are always found at McCalla & Co.'s.

Come to McCalla & Co.'s for late style Silk. Umbrellas and Parasols. A handsome display now in stock. Come and examine them. Don't forget .that McCalla &

Co. are sole agents for Dr. Warner's

celebrated Corsets. They fit perfectly, tbey are comfortable and they are durable.

cer

tainly be built, aud Bloomington can get the road it proper efforts are put forth. The use of rubber slings cr bean flipprn, is becoming common asain. A n i ruber of window gliua have been broken by the hoodlums recently, and after some one's eyes are destroyed by a stray shot thrown" by some worthless creature, an effort may be made to slop the use of this dangerous plaything.

While the ballots were being

vi u buu see sue new piccn ui iruller kept tbe run ot Benton tp., and ac

Cbambray and Seersucker, just re

ceived at McCalla & Co.'s.

Longfellow's, Tennyson's and Whittier's Poems, Grant's life and

thirty-six other valuable books (10

in all) will be sent absolutely

free of chabge, to each and every person who sends us Si for one

year's subscription to Health and

Home between now and April 1st. Address, J. G. McPheeters. ir..

General Subscription Agent, Bloomington, Indiana.

m in m XcPfceeters Hardware Co.

are still at tbe front rank in keep

ing every department filled with

goods of the beat best brands and

manufactures. Our large stock of!

Wail .Paper and Window Shades has commenced coming in. Our

stock of plows is very large. Re

member we are agents for tbe. Oli

ver Chilled and Steel Plow, the

beat in the world. Our stock of

wagons and buggies has arrived. Our General Stock of Builder' Hardware is complete. We have a large Block of Cook Stoves and Range. We are agents for tbe Early Breakfast, tbe best Stove on record. Our stock of tinware is large and of the best quality of tin We keep constantly a full force of workmen ia our shop, and are prepared to do tin roofing, slating,and all kinds of Light or Heavy Iron work. Get our. prices before you buy or contract for your work, &s we can save you money. All goods and work fully guaranteed to give satisfaction. Three doors east of First National Bank, Bloomington, Ind.

Or Boots and Shoes McCalla & Co. carry a larger stock than many stores tbat make boots and shoes a specialty. The "Walker Boot" is one of their exclusive agencies that has no superior. You'd better examine it.

Fob Sale. 10 beautiful building lots, and a small bouse with about 1 acre of ground. Will sell

the above for one-third cash, the balance in one or two years, without

interest. J. B. CLARK. Ladles WuBfed. A litdy agent a wunted in evtry city and villngc; also

Indies to travel and solicit order frr

&UOAMK Wood's Corsets aud Corded Cor set Waists, Tampico Forms, Hose Supporters, Steel Protwtors, Jvidius' Friend.

etc. Agents are making from TwCiity U Fiftv l.iollnrs a week.

Sc-nd for cireuTurs and price-list to X Wood, 61 Suth Salina Street, Svracuin n.y.

cordine: to tbe tickets as they count out

tbey differ from the official count so as to make his majority 4 instoad of 24 1 According to this be would be left behind bdly if all the townships were counted. Now did some Democrat make a mistake on Clerk as well as on Auditor ? The ladies plante'd vines at the sides and pillars of the court house, on Saturday last. Mrs. Martin, aunt of Prof. Spangler, is the guest of Prof. S. and wife. People have become somewhat nervous in the past ten days, and the strokes of the town clock are liable to be mistaken, fora fire alarm. At 6:30 a. m. on Wednesday people who had scarcely recovered from their labors and fright at the fires ot preceding days were again startled by the alarm bell, and it was found that the residence of Mrs. M. A. Dunn,on east 4th street, was enveloped in flames. So quickly did the fire do its work that there was only time to save a portion of the contents before the entire structure, a handsome two-story residence, was falling in a mass of b tight coals and darting flames. The fire begun between tbe ceiling and the roof in the ell, and is supposed to have resulted from a defective flue.

The ell was occupied by

last week, though there were sever

al bright, pleasant days Some brilliant person got up a story last week that stvera! of the attorneys in ih contested election case at Paoli had knocked tach other and had a regular cat-fight. All a canard Tin- evidence iutro-

! duced in the trial at Paoli has

done nothing to clear up the three mysteries of the 19th ceiau1, viz : "'What Democrat stopped the town clock ?" " W hat Democrat changed the ballots last November ?" and "Who killed Fedder?" These are crimes that were committed. Who committed them ? Ruf.is East was in town last week trying to get a position on one of the through mail cars soon to be placed on the the St. Louis & Cincinnati railroad

In the city council at its re-

ing the past week with a severe

cold, pneumonia being threatened for a while- The Anarchists f e

oi nucago now know in wnat esteem they are held by the better

elements of society there, the election of tbe Republican Mayor by a majority of near 30,000 being a rebuke to Socialism

Gray and family, and so quickly did the building burn that they saved but a small part of the household effects. Tbe building was insured for 81,800, and the contents for $200. The house is of course a total loss, being a frame structure, and was worth about $2,500. Dress Goods and Trimmings to pi esse 'all, At the Bee Hivo. Don't , buy a Carpet till you see thern At tbe Bee Hive.

SPRING DRESS GOODS

A

AND TRIMMINGS, NEW STOCK,

cent meeting a petition was present

ed for the building of a sidewalk on the south side of 6th at. from Jackson to ihe corporation line ; a petition for the improvement of Grant st.from 4th to Smith Avenue; and an ordinance was passed for the improvement of Dunn st. from Kirk wood Avenue to 3d street Mr. J. W. Bowyer and family have secured rooms in Mrs. Durand's residence, and will take their meals at Mr. Burgoon's- Special Easter services were held at the Catholic church, Sunday. There was some good muste, the services were unusually impreshive, and the attendance was large W.J. Allen and wife have returned from Columbia City and report their daughter as convalescent .' Easter services were held in the M. E church, Sunday. It was observed specially as Missionary Day, and Rev. Mr. Givler preached on "The Macedonian Cry," in the morning. The church was haud-

-somcly decorated, and music was

appropriate J. W. Buskirk's pension is $16 per month- There will be a show in tho Opera House, April 23d OocarSlrolher was arrested at Given cattle one day last week by an officer of this place,and escaped after getting off the train in this city. He dodged in aud out among the omnibusses outside our union depot, successfully eluding pursuit Tho night service to be put on the L. N, A. & C. railway will be taken cure of by the following postal chirks: G.B. Crafts, Terre Haute; W. G. Houk, Craw fordsville ; L. D. Owen, Greenca3tle; D. D. Don ivin, Chicago Miss Mattic Iloltzuun and A. A. Mofl'tit who were married on Wednesday last, will reside in Pax ton, Llls. The work of tearing down the old Fanner corner beguu on Monday. The building will bo two stories back to the ally, some 132 feet Isaac Clatuan, Co.

AT HC GALL A & CO.'Si ' Treasurer, lus been jHe 6xk dur-

Prof. Bramier goes to Arkansas as State Surveyor, at tho close of the present college term, at a better salary than he is now receiving Messrs. Busk irk and Long attended the convention of their fraternity, the Phi Kappa Psi, at Delaware, O., last week Walter Howe, who had a room at Mrs. Dunn's residence, lost nearly all of bis books and clothing by the recent fire Jno. T. Foster accompanied Joe Allen on his trip to Wichita The Children's Band of Hope gave an interesting exhibition at College Chapel, Thursday night. Tbere were so many children, and the performance was so novel that it would lie impossible to do justice to them in a descriptive notice Miss Mamie Taylor, Lafayette, h entertaining her friend, Miss Ida Pari.i, of this place

Ben. aud rank Kirby have

been down investigating Decatur J. S. Matthews has purchased

an interest in Woodward & Sparks'

store, in Stanford Andy Ha

zel of Harrodsburg has moved into' the room recently occupied by Bur-

tord oi Howe. Hazel sold bis Har

rodsburg stock to Crosar Graves

Sherman Rainbolt, at one tune

a telegraph operator at Harrods

burg, and a member of the brass baud, died in Kansas recently A. R. Wallace will lecture in College Chapel on the night of the 23d

Dr. .blstan oi Chicago, amend

of Prof. Atwater, was the guest of

the i'rofessoi' s family last week

Money would seem tobe plen

tiful in tho cast, as the State has

borrowed of New York parties

$340,000 at about 2J per cent: per

annum Jno. Ilunter.ofSanborn,

Knox co., was visiting home folks

last week.

Matthew McConnell took se

verely sick while plowing in his

field, last Thursday at 5 o'clock p.

ra. aud died at an early hour Fri

day morning. Drt Weir, who at-

tendd' him says he had cholera morbi i in aggravated form, with sympt mis that would have been called :ioJera h-d that disease been prevul .nit. ( lull. F. Dodds arrived at

home (torn Chattanooga, Tenn., on ' Thursday last, very much improvid in health, after an all-winter's j nojottra in a; mi'-J-r climate than j the one he has been accustomed to. ' i

Mr. James Simmons, proprietor of the ''Eagle" clothing store, is the father of a promising son. On Sunday night some sneak thief removed a pane of glass from one ef Homp. Wikon's show windows, and stole two boxes of cigars aud a quantity of coen skin tobacco. Notice who bus a supply. David Byera of White Hall, died on Saturday lsst, after a very brief illness, aged about 82'ears. The concert, Saturday evening by a Chicago company, was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the year.' The music was of the highest order, and it was thoroughly appreciated. Laura, aged two years, daughter of Charles and Martha Sluss, died on April 1st. Mrs. Kale Henderson, daughter of Harvey Phillips, died at her home in Harrisburg, Ohio last week. The remains were brought to Bloomington for burial on Friday last, Box Suits in endless variety, At tho Bee Hive. . See the new Slippers, At the Bee Hive, There wore three funerals on Saturday Mrs. Smith, Mr. McConnell and Mrs. Kate Henderson. It is funny (barring the cheek) to hear persons who are opposed to advertising tlwir business, discoursing fluently upon tbe necessity of the newspapers "booming the town" through their columns. The newspapers have as mnch interest in the town as any other industry, and can be depended upon to do more work for nothing than any windy sidewalk gas bag. See what yon can see, At the Bee Hive.

Remnant Sale, At the

Bee Hive,

ANNOUNCEMENTS. You will please announce that I will he a candtlte for the ollioe of Mayor of the City-of ilionminglon, fuljui-t "to the decision of tbe lltpubli''an Nominating Convention. MILTOJJ iUGUT. James B. Mulky will bo it candidate for Mayor of the Oily of Uloomiiiglon, snlijcct to the deeiin'of the Republican .Nouiinutim; Con volition. Henry S. Bates will be h cmdidnto for nomination before tho Kiptililiciui Convention for the office of City Treasurer. i. M, Dunlap is candidate for the offica of Myor, auhj-ct to the drisi-n of the Kcpiiblioiin noininutiu; convention. W. H. .Seward is a candidate for the offloo of City Treasurer, subject to the dciiion of the Uepubiiciin nominating convonlioii. C. Bert Smith will bo a candi late for nominal ion to tbe olftVe of Cilv Marlul. jiili.iwct to (lie dec-ion of ihe'R'-'i u' lia C-.-uvenlioa.

! Robert Fletcher, of Ellettsville, died at his home in that town last week, with consumption. Dr. Simpsou went to Kentucky on Thursday evening la?t, in response to a telegram announcing the death of a relative. Wes. Durand, the gymnn't, is suffering from the effects of hemorrhage of the lungs, and looks like he'd been sick a month. H. J. Nichols returned from

Decatur, Ala., on Thursday, having

secured a contract for a two-story business roojn, The Grimes-Pedigo trial is not yet concludedj-und'Biay occupy the time till Wednesday. Tbe Judge may then take the case under advisement. Ed. Brodix arrived in town from Decatur, on Saturday morning, on his way to Illinois, where he will show up his town in its best light. Nearly 200 extra copies of the Progress were sold, last week, and many of them were seut to persons in otner towns and distant States

and Territoritfs.

Several new additions to the town are talked of, and the plats will be prepared, perhaps within the next fortnight. Henry Woolery of the Bee Hive has moved into the house on west 5th street purchased by him

from Jas. Jackson.

-John Riley went to Decatur,

and in company with a half dozen other Bloouiington men who were there, invested in lots in the "Gate City" of the South. The room next to Greeyes' corner rents for $20 per month to Wliitaker for a grocery room. It

can be bought for $2,000 of Tobe Smith, who has it for sale. Smith, the recent President of the Democratic Senate is accused of misappropriating $2. No Republican would misappropriate that sum. O. T. Dickerson and J. V. Hopper of Spencer were in town last week, viewing tbe wonders of the future great railroad and manufacturing center. Amos Wright of Freedom, Owen co., is the man who bought I2ui Fuller's interest in the Clear Creek saw-mill, and has removed to C. C. ! i Dr. Jas. Maxweli has the bul- j let with whiiib Jas, Russell was; killed. It i'h flattened as if shaved' i

off, on the sids which -lay agaiust !

the thigh bono. Mrs. Isabella Smith, widow of John Smith, who will be remembered as a well known fruit raiser, east of town, died on Thursday last, after a week's illness, iu her 72d year. Hemp, Wilson arrived in town from Wichita and Hutchinson, Knsae, on Thursday. Wilson thinks there is a better chance for a man of moderate capital at Hutchinson than at Wichita. George Jackson, who for the past four years has been confined to the house with an affection of the nervous system, contracted while engaged in the railroad service, is improving slowly. There was a noticeable scarcity of good looking men in town last week, the members of the legal fraternity had gone to Faoli in force, to atteud the Grimes-Fedigo trial. The members of the fire dc-

'partmeut desire to thank the Indies

who kindly furnished them with coffee and biacuits at the spoke factory fire; alo to Mr. Bowyer, Frank Dobsou and W. B. Hughes lor transferring machinery with their excellent leauis. Why, this bread don't dry out ! W hat flour do you use ? We use the Model Mill'a "White Rose" Marriage licenses have been issued to the following named persons since last repirt: Andrew J. Goble and M.dlie Baugh, J. Z. Robinson and Sarah J-. Bul longer, Jas. A. Liun and Sarah A. Adams, Jas. E. Pace and Lillie M. Warren, Henry Hickman and Rosa Morgan, Jas. W. Taylor and Lew Walls, A. A. Moffettand Maltie Holfzraan, Jas. M. Chandler aud Mary A. Chandler. The Model Ro'ler Flouring Mills, William Gourley & Co., the only complete Roller Mill in the county. Flour said to excel the "brag" flour on the market. Try it.

B.9SB9

WE HAVE THE BEST LINE OF BOTH BOOTS AND SHOES EVER SEEN IN TOWN. McCalla & Co. An anxious rtadvr wants to L-nrtuf II Puralniu w lu-nnnilnmifl

Pe-nel-o-pe, why antelope is not

pronounced aut-el-o-pe? Respectfully referred.

There is a woman in Bloomington who.se present husband was born on the day she was married to her second husband. Her present husband is No. 4. Will our people encourage another railroad, thus giving us an east and west outlet and business prosperity, or will they sit down here and let the town and county go into decay ? A genural slock of the latest styles iu finest grade, all kind,

just received by Henry Tourner,

tpe Jeweler. The mother of Mrs. Jas. Simmons, of Lincoln, III , is visiting

her daughter in Bloomington. Henry George lias been making a temperance speech or,ratber, a speech at a temperance' meeting. His position is that all taxes and other restrictive laws should be removed from the liquor business. This would make liquor so cheap aud abundant, he saya, that treat

ing would lie done awav with, and !

only the bent and healthiest kinds of stimulants would be used. Mr. George is evidently determined to offer Democrats the strongest possible inducements to join his party. Ornaments for the Hair, latest

styles, and. very handsome, at Hen

ry lourner s jewelry store. In front of the express office,

recently, the .Progress rai

Some of the "brag' fforir' is said to make Miggy, sticky bread awclU in your mouth, and leaves a taste like old army shoes. The "Model Mills Patent" rises like , vi-ion, but is far more substantial, fry a sack, aud be happy. A. M. Kellv arrived here last

j Thursday night with fine large j English draft stallion from At lent,

Ills. The horse is a fine specimen .

of that class of horses, and farmer who desire to improve their stock . uul raise a better grade of horse would do well to call on Ketly t Buna. Rogers' stable, ace the horse and get bis terms before breeding ; elsewhere. For choice, fresh groceries, aad for the best country produce that V brought to town, go to Hcmp.Wif- ' son's "Progress Block" grocery,Goods promptly delivered,- and quality guaranteed. Big stock of Queens ware and Glassware, at Hemp. Wilton's gife eery. Any article you biay Sill for in thegroccry liue.kept in stock ': We wish to inform you that ww:' arc still engaged iu the Hardware, Stove and Agricultural business, ia , Bloomington, and will sell as low:'" as any one. A first-class Coolt '

Stove for $20 1o $25. Cast Wrought Iron, or Steel Ranges, at.:- . from $40 to 545, trimmed cut com plete, with a wagon load of furnitore. Patronize your home dealer who help you pay vour taxes. - W.' J. ALLEN. :T: Headquarters for choice Uutter and ail varieties of most deira : ble produce is the grocery store Hemp. Wilson, "Progress Block' Use A Hen's Condition Powder . for Horses, Cattle, Hogs, and fcaltry. For Hog; and Chicken cholera, thoEba noequal. Sold by Dudley Bros.

B. F. Adams, sr. is the local passenger agent in Bloomington for the O. & M. railway. If yot

Iroad' desire to go anywhere call on bin for ratpa. whinti aro slmn aomL

reporter noticed a box filled with mU lw on the O. & M.

neatly tied packages of turkey

A ft h ma Sufferers, use Nash Aiithma Cure. It will relieve you in twominutes. Sample package rEK. Sold Xsjr all druggists, or scut by mail. Sash Medical Co. Crawfordsvillo,

Tbe largest Stock of WaJ.t Paper, Window Shades in the city, at MoPbeeters Hardware Co.'s.

feathers, (the long foathers of the tail and wings) which were to be

shipped to Newman & Co., of Chi

cago, from Sparks & Riddle of

Stanford, this county. These feathers will be steamed, dyed, and then

tax. meir places on uie expensive -The Finest, Largest and a.eaiv

modest Monroe county turkey would ; Shades ever in tbis city, at McPbeetera.

uctci iwuguic iici ii-iiiuera were she to see tuem -a month hence. Wm. Bui ford and wife are visiting relations in Rotkvillc. - -For a superior flour call for "Model Mills Patent." Charles D. Kilderoraa, one

of the most noted criminals on

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For pain in back use Nash. Kidney and Liver Cure. Ko cure, - pay. 'MUBSn Remember we are jost receiving one of the largest and finest stocks. of Wall Paper and Wiaduw Sbail thai vr came to Bioomiirron, . j-n-i 'f--; suit everybody. McPheeters Uar-'.ware Co

v ;

modem times, who claimed to have! , f'"ut t0 McCalla A Co.'s , '11 ,r dry goods store ana ..,,-ue the been reformed, ana has been dehv- t k f Kibi10n!!i jy,(ts ana

ering lectures on prisons and tbe Embroideries. The stock of Cortreatment of prisoners, having lee-1 sets carried by this house is tho

tured iu Bloominaton a year or so!i;'lg9Sl ia ,He WWDrno BO mwtaw.

w - 1

ago, died in Evansville Sunday!

The Largest Dkplay of

C A R P E T S IX TOWN, At McCalla ft Co.'s,

night. Kilderbraut began his career of crime when a mere child, receiving a thorough schooling at the hands of a gang of thieves. He was a member of the famous Qnantrill guerrilla band. He was also a member of the outlaw band of James bays. Out of forty-nine years of bis life, twenty or more were spent in various prisons in this country. Jackson Randolph, of this city, was Hildcrbrandl's advance agent for one season. The Model Mills make a specialty of custom work, and have always on hand flour, fVed and meal for exchange. Attention. The County Treasurer's office,, to accommodate persons living iu the City of Bloomiogton, will, after Monday, the 4th day of April, be opened from 7 o'clock in the evening to 8 o'clock. Embrace the opportunity and save time and a rush. Isaac Clamas, Trea. Model Roller Mills Flour it is same price as common flour. The First Stock of New Millinery GooDS.Mrs. UcadIny, in her Millinery Store in ''Progress Block, just north of Wilton's Crocery.has received a fresh stock of new style' Mil liney Goods, direct frora New York City Among these goods are many that will nxcito tho surprise and admiration of tho Indies, and Mrs. Heitdloy will t-ike great pleasuro iu exhibiting them to those win may favor her with a call. There uood are first-c'iu in quality, and the styles art the'Bewest brought out in tlio rust. Something new : Roller Corn Meal. Always ask for the Model Mill's Meal, the best in-the market.

THE DUNN & CO. GROCERY STORE IS FULL Of Choice Good, and we propose to keep up our stock Alexander & Miller, -,. Wbat do you want ? We've got it; l 1 I U-! iJl!'LL ill 1

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FOR FINE CARPETS, OR FOR SMYRNA RUGS. CO TO

McCALLA & CO.'S.

Choicest Coffees, Teas, lobic- ' cos and Cigars, at Hemp. Wilson's grocery store. Try one of the new brands of cigars at this etorev The bust "Cream Bread" is made by George Brnckart, the "Boea'.' Baker. It is light, flaky, sweet an i wholeonie. If vou have never tried this dali- -iouE bread you should do so now.

Farmers and others who dcsii a good satisfactory Ipncb, go; Benckart's bakery. Benckart make., splendid coffee, his bread is Hghtand wholesome, and he kcps ty erything else you are likely to cat for in the way of eatable. BvK kart's bread is alwavs the best.

Every tersos thinking of -, building will please call at the hardware s!orc of W. J. Allen and ex. ,.. amine his stock of doors, sash 'and, material of all kinds, and will furfi? it at low prices and will endea'fr,' to suit all customers, ' W. J. ALLEN, -

All persons knowing

selves indebted to W.J. Allen eitM

it on note or account, will eallastKt-

scttle as I must have my business. ; .;?

settled up, and don't you forget" W.J. ALLEN T" v.?

R. W. Ml BUS, Atfy.J

Notice is) Non-ttesitieBt. The State of Indiana. Mniiie fiWsvjB?-3' '-h,

Hire of morlcai'e. aud tbat said iribaVf

.lent defendant i a necessary party thoMtii

nmed, mat unlvss : MrlH AtftTC

in tho Monroe Cirtu.it Court, AnriB

Term, 18ST. " William I. Owen vs. Anna J. Cborry, Complaint So. 1S3S. .

Sow comes the PlaimjiT, brB, wR,i'

Miers, his attornv,and lia hie "piKS hci-Min. too-piliftr with an affidavit flat'twlf

lefendnnt, Anna .1. Cherry, isnot I&1 -lent af the fntn of lii(tinn

non is ir jiiacmcni on not ofl- lNcatf&. fj

rSBHs 1 AST"

defendant, Wt mm

iuid npnrar on tho first day

era ol the Monroe circuit Court., to. lap--

noioen on tne m Jionqay ir flpmrjajlU. 1S87, nt the court house in BbWfalf on, in said county and State- amMB

weror demur to id complaint, the farced

will be heard aud determined in bcr aiiS;

-cneo.

Witness my nam and tho Seal i 4i; "onrl. affixed t Ulooroineton, this t'Sttf-

lav u xeornsrv. .-v. jr. innt. . .. .. .t.u

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Notice of

i .i- s ici--. vsa m

vi ix, IM .TO T Kven, fisit ,ih ..iMtKie

''S'ie.i iuis oeen aw oin.wdlv:th-:

It-rk of the Monroe Circuit'CmVrt tSTtb ifii

:'e ' Indiana, Exoctnr'cf the -wHl jS" ''SjPS

st:

taria Cory, late of Monroe coiit(, !''-

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