Bloomington Progress, Volume 21, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 May 1887 — Page 3
TAKE YOUR WOOL TO McCALLA & CO.
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WE'RE FIRST, VARIETY, INTEGRITY, and FAIR DEALING Give Us the Inside Track in Selling CLOTHING THE HARDER YOU EARN YOUR MONEY THE BETTER YOD WILL APPRECIATE The "EAGLE'S" Clothing and Prices. jWMens'Sack, Proek and Cutaway Saits"in all shades and fabrics, 8, $10, $12, $15 and 16., Yoo will be surprisek at the Fit, the Finish, and the Prices, on these Suits. CANT BE BEAT! MT We guarantee to save our customers from 20 to 33 per cent, on almost every purchase. EAGLE CLOTHING HOUSE. HOSE KAHM, - - 5 -. J?ngerWT Lowest Price House in Bloomiagton for Finest Goods."
Vandal in Line. THE GREAT FAST MAIL USE-Tlio Shortest, Best, and Quickest line between the North and South. West Bound Leave Greencastte Junction i.i2 p n, 9.05 a m, 12.22 night, 11.14 P Arrive, TerreHante, 2.05 p m, 10.13 to, 1.30 a m, 12.13 p m. Arrive, Effingham, 4.10 p m, 12.aT p m, 3.45 a m, 2.27 an. Arrive, St. Louis, 7.30, pm, 5.00 p m 9 DA a m 5.45 a HI.
Arrive, Kansas Oily, 8.09 a m, T.23 p to. Going North Leave Terre Haute, 3.46 m, 0.00 am. . Arrive, South Head 10:50 P.M. and 12:45 PM. Please to remember that for maps time-taMes and other information apply to Rogers & Woolley, Ticket Agents t Bteomington, or J. N. LANGWORTHY, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terro Haute, Ind.
$1.50
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TlMK TailMt AT GOING NORTH Chicaco Mail,
Chicago "Express,
JBlOOMINQTOS.
11:04 am. 11:18 p.m. S.-26 p.m,
Crawfordsville AcconTn,
GOING SOUTH Louisville Mail, 4:17 p.m. Louisville Express, 4:12 a m. Lnuisville Accomodation. 8:20 a.m.
C ARTER PEERING, Agt, Bloomington
Jt IS TO THE INTEREST OP EV
ERY yoong mas who is about to buy a fine ready made suit, or who desires to have n suit made in the highest style of the art, to call at Ben. Mr-Gee's establishment n the ponth side of the square, before giving an ordr. No tailor cam excel McGee in the matter of style or fit, and that is all there i in it. Better have your work well done, by
a Hnnnefent artist, a 'painstaking
meebanie, or a conscientious builder f miiBHih. Just snch a man is
McGee, as his well pleased etutomeis cheerfully certify. Yon can get ftH manner ot furnishing goods, hats, etc., at bis store. Better call before you bay. "!. Van Zaadt fc Son,
VNDERTAKEliS int sutna I w
Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and 5SteSi.
(Jomns. nearse ana carragtm infebedto order. Orders by telegraph will receive prompt atten- ' tion. Shop on College Avenue, north end of W. O. Fee's Building, Bloomington, Indians, POBIITVRB. We have added a targe and earefully seteeted stock of Furniture, and invite our friends to call before making purchases.
Many of the grocers have turned their delivery business over to W. A. Hazel, who undertakes to do the work for them at a cost onefourth less than they have been paying. He will run from two to four teams all the time, and the o-ropprs sitmal bv flue's. After a
r ,i while this business will be done by
pneumatic tubes 5 all you will have
to do will be to place your basket
in an iron tube, turn a crank, and away it goes. j If the railroad tax is voted it
cannot go upon the tax duplicate
till the meeting of the county commissioners in Juno 1888, a year and more away, and anybody that
so desires can sell out readily after
the building of the road is assured,
and leave before the tax becomes due if he is 60 inclined. But the spirit of energy and enterprise that
will be developed when the building of the road is assured will be so marked that few will care to leave Monroe county, while hundreds will move in to assist our people to pay off the tax they have incurred. Roger Carr now has his plans aad specifications ready for the house he intends to build on east 2d street, east of the Tuley house, and he invites contractors to give it an inspection and bid on the work. Remember the Monroe Connty
S.S. Convention will meet in Smith-
ville, on Tuesday next, May 21th. It is hoped and expected that all
who are interested in Sunday School
work will make preparations to at
rend. A snlendid urogram has
. i been prepared, and it is believed
that the convention will be one of
uncommon interest.
One of the pleasant events of
the month was a birthday surprise
party given to the wile of W. M
A. Kirby, west of Bloomington, on
the 9th mst., it being the 0.id an
niversary of her birth. It was not quite li o'clock in the forenoon when about one hundred persons
came to fhe house unannounced,
and found Mrs. K. engaged with her household affairs as usual. But
it wnsn t lonir til everybody was
l made to feel at home, and by noon
; the eomnanv uroduced frjm their
j well fillet! baskets a grand dinner,
Dr. Warner's Health, Coraline! Then feasting ana tun were uie orpi.:m. vs.,. n..pMB p l.!der of the day, followed by music,
r. j t.iii.. a n.. I About one-fourth of the number
ways luunu iwiia o. j J i iirociint. wpro nvcr nttv vears ot
Why, this breaddont dryont ! . bof the;p fifteen hundred years nn:.. a A - ...... 9 Wa ..0' . .. 1 .
uai uuur uu j oc . ".tbu not prevent tnem irom oeuig the Model Mill's. "White Rose" the iolliest crowd of nconle that
If you want something fine; had met in many days.
Continued from 2d page. is a Iruit treeist, the present season John Holder, a former citizen of Monroe county, died in Rawlins co.jKansas,April 24th with Bright's disease It was at first intend-
The L. N. A. & C. railroad pays in taxes each year to Monroe county 13819:58, and runs the distance of 29 miles through the county. The Cincinnati & St. Louis railroad would run a distance
of 20 miles through the county and
ed to call the commissioners togeth- . 1 i--.:
er in extra session 10 oruer eiecuoun , M1IS Tn tl,.f
but r"v " J '
matter ot taxes assessed upon uie road it would not be many years
LADIES' BUTTON SHOE
AT the "B" HIVE.
on the railroad appropriations,
was afterwards decideo to aeier
this till the regular June term,
which is not far off- The col
lege catalogues are printed and ready for distribution. Get one
and send it to some one who may
bo influenced to attend Indiana University Dr. Jordan ac-
nnmri'in iorl the botanv class on a
1
tramp to Hat rodsburg last week
The literary societies ot J.b.U
will be addressed Commencement end of Prospect Hill, cut off by the
eek, by J. L. Griffiths, Indiana- opening of a road through the
nolis. and H. Parks, Martinsville property, was sold last wees to a
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Wesley Durand is now a syndicate or gentlemen ior noom.
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eav widower Weigh the rail- z,ouu. J-nis nut is a uiasa w n.c
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road tax matter before you make best limestone, anu uie new owner rash assertions about voting against expect to work it for all it is worth,
David Allen has been con- and it is worth a great deal.
fined to his bed with lung trouble One man, Henry oolery.
nearly all winter, and the suit of bought a lot in Fairview addition
Mrs. Pitts for damages has conse- one day last week for 60, and sold
nnpntlv been continued lne lit s9me dav tor 9100. J.hat is
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new railroad will go to Law-1 equal to some of the Wichita profits
rence county if we do not vote aid to it. Don't let this, the last op
portunity perhaps, go by default ! The hauling of ties, the grading,
and other work furnished by a new railroad would more than pay the
The "White is King," and you
should see the Household Drape rias. Banners. ScreensJScrolls, Lam-
berquins, Birds and Butterflies.that
are embroidered bv tnts macnine.
The inhibition will be given from
the 24th to the 26th, inclusive.
Our specialty, Boots and Shoes
to please our customers ; our aim to save money for our patrons
Our intention, to do much better
bv you than anyone else.
Ed. Whetsell. STwelve dozen pairs of Larliofi' Shrra now on sale at the
wholesale price. Ask for Blair's Cheap Counter. Fine M a ricabo Coflee (roasted)
at Alexander & Miller's grocery, Dunn & Co.'s old stand. For Sale. I have at my shop in "Progress Block," a good 30 barber chair for 14. Call and see it Joe Meyer.
and stylish jn a fine Shoe or Boot,
call on Ed. Whetsell.
McPfeeetera Hardware Co. are still at the front rank in keep
ing every department filled with "silver Top." a former circus clown
goods of the best best brands and i and temperance lecturer, died sud-
Miss Mollie Waldrou. eoes to
Bedford Friday to visit friends.
Samuel Chambers, better
known in this part of the State as"
The "Golden Rule" store, on the south side, baa been crowded with goods this season. Mobley appears to be carrying a larger and more diversified stock each year,
and his trade is increasing so steadily and so satisfactorily that he is sometimes unable to wait upon all
avho call with the promptness he
would like. Still they wait, good
Mtnredlv. feeling that they can af
ford to be discommoded because of
the bargains they secure at the Golden Rule." You will find
tnany articles at this store this season that have not been bandied
heretofore, and the prices are so low that anybody's purse can be
fitted.
For pain i'n back ise Nash
Sidney and Liver Cure. No cure, no pay- i -aujiaai. Joe M. Smith is successor to Tore Smith in the great jewelry and fancy goods house on the south side of the sonare. This establish
ment is one of the curiosities of
Bloomington, and attracts many visitors from neighboring towns. Here yntt can see spy article kept in the largest fancy bazars of the Katies, beside many that are not us
ually in stock there. Joe is a hastier from host let own, and with the assistance of Tore (who works at
the bench he turns oat as many
satisfactorily repaired watches as any man in Soul hero Indiana. Call and see Joe when yon come to town, and if you get a chance, talk to Tobe (when Job's back is turned) and you'll find hint the jollicst fellow in the business-.
Wlran Baby was akk, w Kara W Cwtefta, Wkea w a CMM, she ccwi for Cuiaria, WkeM mhn became tll8, ahe clung to CwtoriA, WiawabcMiMaieaisiiaranwnCaat
Our large stock of
Wall Paper and Window Shades
has commenced coming in. t tat
stock of plows is very large. Re
member we are agents tor the unver Chilled and "Steel Plow, the
best in the world. Our stock of
wagons and buggies has arrived.
Our General Stock of Builders
Hardware is complete. We have a
large stock of Cook Stoves and
Ranfres. We are agents lor the
Early Breakfast, the best Stove on
record.' Our stock ot tinware is
large and of the best quality of tin
We keen constantly a full force ot
workmen in onr shop, and are pre
pared to do tin roofing, elatmg,and
denly ot Greensburg, lud., on the
12th, with heart disease.
R. C. Foster went to Indiana
polis to make the annual settlement with the State Treasurer for county
treasurer Claman, that gentleman
beinsr sick and unable to eive the
matter his personal attention. Bo
however can run any office in th
court house with accuracy and ease,
Preparing for Cholera, Indianapolis News.
At a meeting of the state board
j of health yesterday afternoon the
sanitary condition ot the county
poor asylums was discussed. This
- . r -r . . . fT T WHS UIJ Bb VtllO HUiB err
all linos oii..got or neavy iron at cholera m a- en
w viav. n ui inic3 "tiuiv. j uii , -- ,
buy or contract tor your work, as we can save yon money. All goods and work fully guaranteed to give satisfaction. Three doors east of First National Bank, Bloomiogton, Ind.
till the full amount of the donation
would be repaid.
Wheat is looking well in Mon
roe couuty, in fact never looked
better. JSow a good wheat crop
and a second railroad wuuld put
Monroe county in good fix.
Four acres of ground, the east
Leo Hirsch returned to Cincinnati on Thursday, very much im
proved and strengthened by bis visit.
The syndicate that recently
laid out the new addition in west
tax back to our laboring people ten Rloomineton hare sold two lots to
fold E. E. SIuss is makiug Ben. Adams sr.. for f 425 ; two
nmo nnnA ; mnrn vpmpnts at his res- lots and a house to Jas. llliams
i e.i. ,wi i?..; ,-r.ori toraauu : one 101 to .caia tuiuy
' . sisn- nne lotto Pierce and Homer
streets juago uicKiieu is um- ,- f afin . nt tn Mns
. .i l ITU. CM l. I v
mg court mis wee, j o Kem for S7d. The syudicate on cse (heard of that before) against Monday determined to erect three
.ho nilnuil nmnanv. was the first houses one on 7th, one on 8th,
. , i i ir. r nd one on 9th street. Fairview
case to oe caueu a icuu - - . T . , , , . . . . , ... -r,.. . s booming. Let everybody show
school having expireu, miss xmoi- tl)eir good scase br assisting the
ence ilugncs returnca to uiuoiu- uQ0Bi
ington last week ti-om iwckvuie A bri8k fire WM started in the One of the depot night switchmen eu roof of the Bloomington Grist
K. fimt xprinuslv iniured at the Mill. Monday forenoon, by a spark
depot one night last week while from a passing locomotive. Prompt Tin T;i,oii and rapid work extinguished the mnnlino- cars Jlldsre lJickuell . i :.. A
i a inre ueiore iue chkiuvo iuhvw vh
will hear the turnpise cases una tie gr0und
week, if they are not couunueu N , Mathers drives or leads
w 1 I W I
Prof. John Uarr preacnea in , burses throush the country to
the Christian church on buuday
aight TJ. R., K. of P. are giving close attention to drill now, in the old college campus, each week.
They expect to make their first
nubiio annearanee on the Utu,
Decoration Day High School
wiU irradu-ate six students: Belle
.. 0
Mitchell, and shins them to Cm-
einnati.O., by the O. &M. railway. The tariff is too steep on the "Mo-
non," he says, and he can lead his
horses to Mitchell (3a miles) easily in one day.
A very large and fashionable
audience crowded the Opera House
listen to the
Saturday nieht, to listen to
j h.11 Susan Kilttat- Aiiollo and Lorolei Clubs of Green
xuU r . -W..H ki. :
. . . tt.ii rs casiie. in uuiivci i.
net, Anna iveuy an , - - hm beJorelan.
cer lhe "Amplihed I bird is . . fail8 tQ do the -ui,:ect
the "best holt" ot our iv. oi i -j" justice.
thpv are sent for far and near to
Henry Eller's birthday party
will occur the day after Commence
ment in June (Thursday). He extends a general invitation to all
friends and acquaintances.
Harrv Orchard caught the
work it in sister lodgns Mrs. Alice
Howard, daughter of Wro. Camp
Vuill dioil at Benton. Kansas, re
cently. She was a sister of Mrs
tuTm Ti.JJ. "V "If Xl.i.hnra
,u. : firat knre bass of the season Friday
nas gone to Cincinnati again ,as, in the old bed of Salt Creek
a load of horses, accompanied by r. Harrodshure. It weighed
Joe Allen A new pump has ,bout 4 lbs., 7 oz. and 13-35ths.
been put iu at the northeast corner There will be a Union Tern
of the public square Joe Alex- perance meeting in the M.E.church
ander has sold his talented John ou Sabbath evening, May 22, it horse to one of the Hinkle boys being the anniversary of the "Y" Miss Mamie Taylor ot Lafay- and Royal Temperance Legion.
ette has come to Bloomington to Music furnished by the " l
remain till after Commencement short addresses by members of Col-
Prof. Boone delivered a lec- iCL,e Faculty and citizens. All m-
T 1 17 1 'I. 1 " . . .
-B. 8. & G. of Cincinnati, O., make the nicest in fit, the nicest in style, and the most durable for the money, of all shoe manufacturers,
and they have Blair, the beet shoe man, to sell them. Call tor
B.S.&G. brand,soid only by Jilair.
Of Boots and Shoes McCalla & Co. carry a larger stock than many stores that make boots aud shoes a specialty. The "Walker Boot" is one of their exclusive agencies that has no superior. You'd better examine it.
Ekgush Spavin Liniment removes all hard,sofi or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood spavin.cnrbn, splints, swaeney, ringbone, stifles, sprain,
swellinss. etc Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted. Sold by H. Bind
ley, DruggMt, Bloomington, Ind.
The Lamest Stock of Wall
Paper, Window Shades in the city, at Mc Pheeters Hardware Co.'s.
ter the United States from Mexico
this summer. From the reports of
the connty asylum superintendents it is found that at least 25 per cent
of the buildings are in a wretched
condition, and that not the commonest appliances for the preservation of health are supplied. In many places the male and female inmates are not separated as they should be, and arrangements for cleanliness and decency are remarkably insufficient. It is proposed that the board of health visit each
county and make thorough investi
gations of the needs ot tlie paupers,
and also examine the orgamzition
of health boards in the various
county seats. The trip of inspec
tion w,ul be taken as soon as all the county reports are at hand.
It would be well to investigate
some of the backyards aud premises
generally, in Bloomington, while
this committee is at work. If peo
ple in certain portions do not have
cholera or at least cholera sytnp
toms this summer, it won't be for a
lack of inducements in the way of
filth.
ture in Arobury.Iod., Friday night vited au(j earnestly requested to be
The father ot W. if. sogers, present. who was so seriously injured in a David Hushes is making a
runaway is convalescing vx nnmber Df changes on his dwelling JBJSHJoT- notTse,LcludingganeU, a portico", you like it as far as you ve got r . , It was cruel to send those graded ndow etc' school boys down here so that rifle- James Kelly has sold his
ball Wilsey might knock their former residence to James jacKsou, hands out of shape. the house painter.
Cyrus Reed left Bloomington
Dr. B. A. McGee has been so- on Monday for the west, on a trip
of siglit-seeing. e win visit
W p i ta. Pratt. Uarden Uity, anu
all the booming towns in the west
Plants for Sale. Jake Hart
-Asthma Sufferer, tise Nash Ar-thma Care. It will relieve you jn two ininuM. Sample package TZt. Sold by all drajgist. or sent by mail. JfasJi Medeal Co. GMwforcU villa.
Dress Goods j White Goodaj India LinbnS,
Lawns, Sateens, Silks and Velvets, ALL KEW AND ELEGAKT, -v- .At the Bee Hiyc..- ,
licited to go to Louisville and en
ter a well established firm in den
tistry, and had made preparations
to go, but has hnaily determinea to remain. Dr. McGee is an hon
or 1o his profession, an enterpnsin
citizen, and the Progress is gratified
to learn that he will not iio irom
among us.
Work Wanted. Mrs. J. S. McKinley is desirous of obtaining
patronage in the lineol rlain bew
inir of all kinds. Plain aud Light
NEW STOCK OF
St DiUlas k
Dress Making will receive atten
tion. Also Mens' Pautaloous or Bovs' Suits a specialty. Residence
on North Railroad Street.
For Sale. I have several good
spring wagons and second hand double sets of harness, which will be sold very cheap. Inquire df J. C; Bow y eh:
Manager Wrought Iron Range Co. May 24tb to 28th inclusive; a reception and exhibition will be held in tho White Sewing Machine
office, peter Bowman's store room.
You are Cordially lovited.
man (at Uie west end of 5th st.) has choice Tomlo,Swcet Potato and Cabbage Wants, (throe varieties of each) for safe. He also
has lor sale trcsn vocetoe " " in thnir season, ltemomber thi when you got ready to set out your plants.
Samuel Dinsmore's fine Norman stallion is now ready for ser
vice at his farm four miles southeast of Bloomington, and the atten
tion of stock raisers is called to tbis animal. He will bear iuspeclioh.
Far
I AT THE BSE HIVE.
aar HERE'S A SNAP. A Bargain. I have a new house, corner of 4th and Dunn streets, a good stable and all necessary out buildings, and improvements, which I will sell at a very reasonable price and on good terms, inquire of JOSEPH ALLEN.
tfaTYou should see Blair's Spring Stock of Ladies' Fine Shoes, just
cccivcd.
Whenever a traveling man comes to town take him out in your buggy, show him our streets, public buildings aud private residences, our turnpikes, our factories, etc. They will bear showing there is no town in Southern Indiana that
has as substantial improvements.
These traveling men visit all quar
ters of the State and they are sure
to toll that Bloomiuirton is one of
the best towns they ever saw,for its
pretensions.
The laboring men and men m
ordinary circumstances ought to
favor a railroad tax because the
additional tax they will pay will
not be more than $3.00 or 4.00, while by reason of the building of the road they will get hundreds of
lollars worth of work at wages
perhaps one-third higher.
Mrs. Durand has sold her bus-
mess lot in nicuna ior o,uu
cash. She paid. $2,500 last Decem
ber. Her profits will pay for the
building she is erecting on the old Farmer corner. Dr.J.G.McPheeters has received notice that his pension clairo,which
has been pending a number of years
has at last been allowed. He will
hereafter receive $30 per month, and the arrears due him amount to
about $7,000.
It is to the interest of the wealthv land owners to oppose the
building of a railroad because it
will create a demand for laboring
men and they will have to pay
their farm hands higher wages.
The farm hands and poor farmers
ought to be sharp enough to see
this, and do their best for the suc
cess of the railroad tax.
Every county ot any impor
tance in Southern Indiana has more than one railroad, and they, every one, date their growth and development from the time they secured more than one road. In order to
keep up with the age Monroe co
must not hang back, but should
keep up with the procession by
securing its second, its third if possible, or a dozen railroads. The
first thing the citizen of a live town
says, when boasting of his place is
"we have three railroads.
Turner Bros, have sold a fine piano to Soddy Carmichael, who
will take it to Pratt, Kansas, on
the 2oth. lbe price paid -was
$350. Under the law a railroad company cannot collect the donation till the work is done and they also have to place the iron on the road and run a train Over it before they can collect fifty per cent. fr.oin the county The law carefully guards the donation. After the business of the Sunday School Convention is concluded at Smithville, the good-looking Secretary will talk "wdol" to the sheep raisers, because McCalla is
making it a specialty this year.
It is estimated that the St.
Louis & Cincinnati railroad com-
pany will ue compeueu io pay about $11,000 for ties, all of which
will be paid to the people of Mon
roe county. Can't you see the ad
vantage in this?
The building of grades and
bridges On a railroad is usually
figured at $10,000 per mile, so that the twenty miles of the St. Louis
& Cincinnati railroad would involve
an expenditure here of $200,000,
giving profitable employment to our laboring men and those owning
wagons and teams.
The "White Sewing Machine" takes the lead, and there will be an exhibition of fine needlework and embroidery. May 24th to 26th in
clusive, in Bowman's fancy goods store. Competent operators will be
here to show you how to embroider
on the ' White." It is the best.
Wes. Brown of Harrodsburg,
who has been ill for several months
has eone with his brother Jack to
Clay Center, Greene co., hoping
that a change ot surroundings
might have a salutary effect.
R. MeMiohael is now receiv
ing fresh fish twice each week, and can be found in front of Allen's hardware store. He keeps only choicest varieties.
WE HAVE THE BEST LINE OF BOTH BOOTS AND SHOES EVER SEEN IN TOWN. McCalla & Co.
TO
YOU ARE INVITED
ATTEND ! DOB lUARSIIALaVS PARTY, j The ladies ot Bloomington and
vicinity are to enjoy a rare and
novel treat in the way ot a most uninuc. interesting and instructive
exhibition of decorative needlework as applied to home adornment. We
are indebted to Mr. Kooert Mar
shall for securing this display for our people and we predict a
large attendance and most hearty
appreciation. 1 he exhibition opens Saturday, May 21, and will continue until Wednesday evening,
May 25. It will consist of a large
ine of portieres, draperies ot num
erous kinds, table and stand covers, screens, panels, bannerets, etc. A
lady from Chicago who has nau large experience in this kind of work will be jn attendance to give
my intormation desired, lhe ex
hibition will be given in Blair's shoe store. It is spoken of in the
highest terms at places where it has
been displayed. The Pioneer Press,
of St. Paul, Minn., in speaking of
it. says : "The display is the finest
ever made in this city, and ladies
who are interested in decorating their homes cannot pass an hour more pleasantly and profitably thau in the inspection of of this exhibit." A class for free instruction will be
one of the special features.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Pasture i Pastors! Will pasture fifteen or twenty milch cowsi Apply at dnce. . W.J.ALLEN. . ! " Wool.. We will take bur pay on old accounts in wool; Of in cash if you prefer to pay it that nay Any one feeling in doubt about what is the proper thing to pay with will
please call and discuss the. matters McCALLA & CO. Threshed Oat.3, At Alleh's-.
Best brands of Young Hyson
and Japan Tea only 25c. per lb., at
Wilson s Grocery. Every laboring man, every
mechanic, every tradesman, is in-
No shoe store can exhibit a fiuer line of Ladies' Shoes than is carried by McCalla & Co. at their establishment on the west side Not only in Ladies' Shoes, but in Mens and Boys' boots and shoes, and ai figures that will surprise yon. Cuwivators of all kinds. At AiXENli. To be "happy, healthy and wisei!. go to Benckart's and get lotif 'M the splendid Twist Bread baked by him. It is light, sweet, wholesome good enough for a king. Itch and Scrachee.o(,e'vjr - typi cured in 3ft minutes, by Woolfonfa 'Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. Tnts nov-sf fails. Sold by H. Lindtey, )raggiet, ju5-87 Bloomington, Ind-.
Use A lien's Condition Powder for Horses, Cattle Hogs, and Poultry. For Hog aud Chicken cholera, this ba od equal. Sold by Lindley Bros. Some of the "brag" flottr m said to make soggy, sticky breedswells in your mouth, and leaves a taste like old army shoes. The "Model Mills Patent" rises like a vision, but is far more substantial-. Try a sack, abd be happy.
Don't forget that. McCalla A Co. are sole agents for Dr. Warner's celebrated Corsets. They fit perffectly, they are comfortable tl4 they are durable. For choice, fresh erctecrie. and.
fnr the best country produce that is
terested in the building of an east brought to town, go to Hcmp.WiU
and west railroad. It will induce
business, create a demand for labor.
and insure better wages for work
ing men. Es'ery man who makes his living by hard work ought to do everything iu his power to carry the vote for the railroad appropriation. Two chests Young Hyson and Japan Tea, at 25c. per ft. at Wilson's Grocery. You'll never get it as cheap again.
See the new styles of handsome jewelry just received by Henry Touruer. They are very handsome.
SPRING GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, A NEW STOCK,
AT HeCAXAA & CO.'B.
Corsets and Gloves IN ENDLESS VARIETY, AT THE BEE HIVE.
Hair Jewelry, the newest and most fashionable styles, just receiv
ed by Henry Touruer. Call " and examine it.
The electric light company has
purchased Roger Carr's property, south of the depot on the west side of the railroad track, for a station
and engine nouse paying ouut They have closed a contract for an atlas engine of forty-horse power,
and will erect a brick fire-proof,
building. Propositions have been made by the Edison company to put iu the incadescent system, but
the local company has not yet de
termined to accept them.
A small pocket book was found
Saturday evening, with somesilver.
It may be had by calling at the
county clerk s office, .aud proving
ownership. Collect zoc.
Some of the Kansas babies are
born with a quit-claim deed io one
hand and a bogus abstract in me
other, and take to lying at a very early age, as naturally as a duck takes to Water. Mrs. Henrietta Perry of Ellettsville will represent the W. C. T.U., of that place, at the W. C. T. U. State convention, to be held at Richmond, May 20i Spencer Democrat : Ex-Marshal Leas has secured employment at Bloomington and will go there next week. He will leave his fam
ily here for the present. "The best goods, at lowest prices, at the best place to buy footwear in the town. Call at Blair's
Shoe Store.
Choice Mavune Gun "Powder
Tea; Choice Imperial Tea; Tea Dust,and
all desirable nranaa, at Aiosaiiaoro. i lor's grocery store, Dunn & Co.'s old stand. Don't pay a dollar a pound tor Tea, wheu the best Young Hyson and Japan are sold by Hemp. Wilsou at 25c. per lb. 3TNow is the time to get good foot-wear at the best prices; Call at Blair's. The Model Mills make a spe
cialty of custom work, and have always on hand flour, feed aud meal
for exchange.
We keep the best quality .styles
and assortment ot L.adies , uents
and Cbihlrens' Boots aud Shoes. Call aud inspect them.
;. whetsell. Model Roller Mills Flour it is same price as common flour. Something new i Roller Corn Meal. Always ask for the Model Mill's Meal, the best in the market.
son's "Progress Block" grocery
Goods promptly delivered, and
quality guaranteed ..
Big stock of Queensware and ' Glassware, at Hemp. Wilson's gro eery. Any article yoa may call for in the grocery liue,kept in stock : oem. We wish to inform yo.ii tljat we are still engaged in the Hardware, Stove and Agricultural business, in Bloomington, and will sell as low as any one. A first-class Cook Stove for $20 to $25, Cast) Wrought Iron, or Steel Ranges, from $40 to $45, trimmed out com-' plete, with a wagon load of furni
ture, ratronize -your home dealers who help -you pay your taxes.
Headquarters for choice gutter and all varieties of most desirable produce is the grocery store ot Hemp. Wilson, "Progress Block." For Sale. 10 beautiful building lots, and a small, bouse with about 1 acre of ground.. Will sellthe above for one-third cash, the balance in one or two years, without ibterest. J. B. CLARK. The FinetnreW,CheapS
est Stock of Wall raper ana wmaaw
Shades ever in this cuy,
Hardware Co. s.
t McPheeWra
For a superior flodr ball for "Model Mills Patent:"
Remember we are just receiv-s ing one of the largest and finest stocks of Wall Paper and Window Shade that er came to Bloomington. At prices to suit everybody. AlcPheeters Hardware Co Choicest Coffees, Teas, Tobaocos and Cigars, at Hemp. Wilson'i grocery store: Try one of the ne brands of cigars at this store. The rest "Cream, Breed" i is1 made by George Bencltart, the "Boa
Baker. It is llgnt, naay, ,swb an. www
some. 11 o'Ott nave never irraa. w w-
i'ous bread you should do so now.
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHOICE SATEENS AT THE HVF H TV"-
Farmers and others who .deaire good satisfactory lunch, go to
BenhkartV bakery. Benckart m ;
splendid coffee, bis breed i Kgltt
and wholesome, ana m e yr ery thing else you are likely to call
for in the way ot eataoie. .,!. kart's bread is alwaya the belt Every iehson tbiuktng of building will please cUat the Iwrdware store of W. J. Allen and examine his stock of doors, sash and material of all kinds, and will find it at low prices and will endeavor to suit all customers; W4 J. ALLEN. The Model Roller Flooring
Miils, William Gourley & Co., the; only complete Roller. Mill U tb county. Flour said to excel th "brag" flour on the market.- Try ft.
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