Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 June 1888 — Page 3

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aiataewirU. . W.J. IxXUJ(,made fi aatti4eVt Geo. Kern i weH forud ice 000. movement of roar ladiei to Beiwfaurts. -9aummm ah fkbplb who; teas from the orrooodiogcoontry thnn anke it a point to visit the aW.d3miuY beer jewdry, baoaam Uiasowth the square. It U a amsema of ecrkwitiea that w& ilwn be rewmbcred, Aad aiarkble fact is tbatte ajfay sftitsms ase&laad almost houseMavoaiiUm. Bat in addition .tha.loaiioocurio.tk then are a4 goals, aaah awedvfanJ te4f4 aUv watebefteal tytia Ittawlry, diaaaoads, robis, tc. The kperieia aod MCor Mttaest efthe SloWSaiHh eef vast wdaf- to this boose' id wybag supplies, and iff is always ixeiosseoV , , C ; ' Soda Water with genuine fruit Diceayrspe. Too juoly -place in own where this cnhsgett is at aaaokattt; . , Ebafkbs ad Mow bbs of the Dhaafaoa pateat, for sale by Mo Pbtetefs Haxloaie Co. We have Mwfled nod tested this machine ill we ki w jwsiwbatit eaa do, tad w know that it Irst-clasa in iU BLAIB. BlfaVlR. BLAIR. aTThu aew styes of. wea for riiag gentlesnra are iwy handnaie, and are now at Blairs. J. HAXD60KB light-Weigbt Suit eiot!es made to aieasun bapiaury, aad it is a loxary that aaay be sojiaed bjr thoae who go to Beo. McUee, tie Tailor. libtraerittt vftn owe eaooot afibrd 1 bat'those sbo ca are iodeed fee laast. ITta tulsaetOfon the eoattiaMr as if aoaldeaVd tbeo wo be ales only he beat yeskthaf naa be secured. Uc afeeebaa Iwea. engaged in ibe artistiu branch of bn profession ex life lime, aa so takes pardon ibV pride iadoioshn best 00 evoraaskin. If yon want a satUhetary aoit, call no Mi Gee. He 3ora pot coatpile wifb "phrap" Faikwa. iSttod ywdaa specialty. Go mto M3rtVdtfarng eoloriqia, atairatdo of fhe e)r: efmg goods. He has some at , the ri.-eat Hots of tin, shirtd, anapeolera, crdbxr, etd&, hats, elc ever Wottght to this tow a. He knows vbew the nicest and most tshtaaMe Roodn are to be gotten, and he tela thorn. , Japaji Tea, that b sow so pepilar, is sold only in BloontiogloD by Bobertsnn Bras in the origtifia) aeaod paofcages. These packages we. pot atp by asyndieat that oses tin in the place of lead, so that there an no poisoaoos snbstanees in jt;. Get aponnd. fimnut dry goods are aa especial Kwe that are carried with satisfaction and profit, by the roost expferwnoed aaerr-haats. Charley UobJey always asakos it a point to Btny aatoek of goods suitable for ae'asaaoti,attdhis summer goods m cnpeclany well dMeea ana dewraole. This is so for several reasons, prominent among which is Iba fact tbat be baa kaowo bis eusUaun ot long and bit imately that be fnMjr oaderstaods their wants sad taatei, aad makes it a point to parchise ealy saeb goods as be knows will meet the reaasreasents aftke trade here. In prwes Charley is always at the inside limit, Mr two seasons : 1st, he boys close ly and eiretuHy ; Sad, be employs no bhfib priced clerks. Here n bis profit, or saving, which he daeerfolly divides wkb bis eastotu -era. Gall on him when yon eonte to ueeaty oi JBlooasiagtoav Takxsbs aad others who desire -good eatiataetory loncbr go to 3 anckart's bakery. Bkartniiakes splendid eofleeybis bread is light um wbsWaome,and be keeps everything else yea are likely to call firr in tie way of eatables. Benekart'a bread is always the best. Chfieest Cofloes, Teas, Tobac cos and Ggus, at Heuip. Wilson's groeerf store. Try one of the new qns ot cigars at tbi store. Cbaiq Wox.bt baa lot of irat-daai BogsiesOstrJajees. Phtona aad Spring Wacom, at his fiveiy stable, which ht will sell for eaab or will trade for moles or botaov Call on Craig befen yon eau yoor stocK. SfXTEKV poo9HS of Soger for $1, at Miller Bras. Grocery Store, la the lAuen Block, (io down ami get a Jpt of it J. rilZASBT If as eosa ont of the Furniture horioe,lnvig tamed it over to Mr. CUaMin. Mr. Vanzandt as giving the Undertaking buMnesa bis special attention bow, and be is in tbe twaae room on the north aide of tbe poMie square. Thanking hia old mends for their patronage be won Id respectfully aoikjta ejiij wbea they ned h$s services.

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On Saturday, June 23d, at 10 a at., the convention rea9sembled,and after the .tumal preliminary work the roll wus called and the fourth ballot resulted : Alger, 135 Allison, 88 Gresltam, 98 Harrison; . 217 Sherman, 235 , BWne, .42 t McKhjley, - . IILincoln, "1 Foraker, 1 Douglass, 1 This was followed by considera ble discussion and confusion, but finally .tbs Chairman ranped the Convention to order, and the fifth ballot was taken, as follows : Alger, 142 Allison, 99 Greaham, 87 Harrison, 213 Sherman, 224 Blaine, 48 McKinley, 14 After this ballot the Convention adjourned till Monday morniog, at 11 o'clock. On Mondty the convention resssemblci. and the 6th ballot was taken with the following result: Algir, 137 Allison, 73 . Greeham, 91 Harrison, 231 -- elamOf 244 - Foraker, I Blaine, 40 Fred. Grant, 1 McKinhy, 12 The 7th ballot resulted ; Alger, 190 Allison, .78 Blaine, 15 Foraker, 1 Grvsham, 91" Harrison, 78 ., Lincoln, Mclrinley, 18 Sherman, .-s .231 lftiynMind; 1 --v;. : 1 t'fbe 8tb and last lialloi-was then taken, and resulted : Blaine, Rlger, Gresham, Harrison, Shepnian, McKinley, On motion of 0 1100 59 544 118 4 Foraker f Ohio of Gen. Harrison the nomination was made unanimous. At ti e evening session Morton of New York, Phelps of New Jersey, and Bradley ot Kentbcky were placed in nomination for V ice Jrre&ident. The vote stood Morton 591, Phelps, 119, Bradley 103. Letter from Kansas. Liberal, K8., Jane 6t, 1388. Dear Father : I came here from Springfield about seven weeks ago ; th e town was then made up of three or four box bouses and ' about as many tents; it now haa about 800 people and 200 good houses well filled with all kind of business. Liberal is the present terminus of the Rock Island railway in Kansas, the end of a division. Tbe company have put about 1100,000 in improvements, in the way of depots, etc I never saw (and it is the generral remark of every one) a town built so quick, sod more than this, tbe first day of the lot sale there wits about $150,000 worth of properly sold. It reminded me more of buying circus tickets than buying city property. Ours was among tbe first lumber yards in here, (there ere eight lumber yards now) and we have sold in forty days t5J,OUU worth, ibis is the Brat Sunday that I have not worked since arriving here, hate to do so bnt it vfsa impossible, to avoid it. We are il miles from No Man's Land sod there bus been a town started there since we came, and it is beyond prohibition, and some even sty beyond the U. 8, So you can imagine it a hard place Trail City was no oomparison-r-about 12 hacks are running between the two places. Since coming here I have seen Luther Lowe, two Munsop boys of Ellettsville, brothers of Dr.Munson oi Stanford, and last night bad eilly smith with me, tic is now living at Hutchinson, aud is connecter! with some produce house. He says Wilse Dillrosn is very sick wtto lung fever. Wo have had more rain this spring than for years : wheat crop in counties east is better than for years. Corn, wheat, dto., look fine here. 1 am as ever, Your son, C. H. DODD, A Union Temperance meeting will us hem next Sunday evening, July 1st, at the Kirk wood Avenue Church. The address will be deiiyered by Prof. J. K, IJecH,

The second meeting of t'he Union Soldiers' Protcctlvti Encampment of Monroe county was held at the court house, Juue 154b. The meeting was spirited and interesting, and showed that the boys mean business. A committee from each township in the county was selected by the meeting to ascertain and report at the next meeting, Saturday, Jume 30th, the names, of each pensioner snd each applicant for pension, and each ex-soldier not drawing pen" sion and each soldier's widow and orphan in the county, to-wit : Bioomiiieton township. Wallace

Hight; Benton, Wat. L. Adams; Van Jluren,Joei uaton ; roia,w m. Norman ; Perry, Thos. KUpatrick ; Salt Creek, Wot. Nunn; Washington, F. M. Carroll j Clear Cretik, Capt. Drake; Indian Creek, Thof. Mathers ; Richlandi Geo. Matsoa ; Bean Blossom, Elias Smith ; Mtirion, Thos. McGinnis, Each of the above named gentlemen were authorized to appoint an assistant to divide this duty in each township. No expense to join this encampment. Comrade Wallace, flight intiodueetl the following resolution, which created great enthusiasm, and was carried unanimously ttowit: '. "Resolved, That we return thanks to all members of Congress who voted for the widow's mite, arid we will return larger thanks when Congress shall repeal the arrearage act, and still larger thanks if mused this session than next." Applause. ' Committee on speakers appointed by chairman W. L. Adams, Robert Patton, D, O. Spencer. Time for next meeting at court house, Saturday, June 30th. Speakers for next meeting, S. R. Lyons and Rev. Tom Gsskins. John K. East, Chairman. D. O. Spencer, Secretary. Torsissg. Their Faces Home ward. Cars on all out-bound trains Friday night were laden down with weary perspiring, lagged out visitors to the uatioual re publican show. 1 bey go homt ior various reasons. Excursion tickets expiring, money spent, physical capacity exhausted, enthusiasm nauseafinir, a r earning .desire to get home and relate all tbe woitrteflSfff things they have seen, and to He about more wonderful things they have not seen (especially ns to how they were present at the various sessions of the convention, when it is a well known fact that they were not) all these are inducing the visitors to hie themselves home ward. Their departure wad uot iceable on tbe streets, in saloons, in the parks, and especially about hotels". The crowd of visitors at the greatest, was estimated at 200,000. 1 hey enjoyed themselves to a stand still. The visitors came prepared to ppend their money. They found the opportunity at every step. In the halls of the big hotels and of the smaller ones alike the snore of the rural sleeper is absent, and it tells of the failing crowds. Business in the restaurants has declined perceptibly. It is a peculiarity of the rural visitor that he seldom eats the last twenty-four hours he is in Chicago. Nor does he drink or sleep. He simply waits around for his.uofi-bla8ted train to go. Cuicsgo News. Mrs. Flora Grubb, of Cincin nati, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Coffin. -,Mr. DePew, of Van Wert, O., was. the guest of Walter Lindley and family last week. a Mrs. Akin of Carlisle, Ind, (a former well known resident of Bloomington) with her daughter, Mrs. Price of Marshall, Ills., are the guests of Mrs. Braxtan. The Prohibitionists have begun their national campaign with the convention that wet at Indianapolis. They are earnest men. and they mean to make their earnestness a seriouK thing to the Republican party. They have every pnwpect of success nt least- that far. Bloomington Courier (Dom.) Well, that is about the sixe of it. Here is a Democratic paper, thus early in tbe campaign, openly recognising the third party as the jjemocftftte aid society, the Courier is posted doubtless from head quarters. It may have been a lit tle indiscreet in publishing to the world the third party's part 01 the contract with the Democratic party tbe defeat of the Republicans, but it was so tickled over the proposed cooperation of the third party with the Lfeinocrats that it allowed ita exuberance to run away with its judgment. Perhaps the Courier is correct - in believing the third party is more intent on destroying the Republican party than the whisky traffic. The Courier's early announcement of Democratic end pro hibition cooperation has a strong flavor of their olq combination in 1884 and 1886. Spencer Republi can. The , next regular monthly meetine of the W.C.T.U. will be held in Walnut St. Pres. Church, Monday evening, July 2d, A church at Ottawa, Kas haa girl ushers, aud young men crowd

it every Sunday, Don't forget to try our SUGAR CURED HAMS, and Breakfast Bacou. p, ll, Alexander,

DASHES HERlgAND THERE!. Knox Montgomery was ahak ing bands with old friendit the other day In this vicinity r-Joh i Cole, Thosr McGinuis, Jolm Farkt , Wru. Duncan, T. H. Sudbury .Jack

Dowderr, Samuel Gilmcire, et al, are candidates for Sherifl from the Democratic ' standpoint Tub army worm, which is ri ported ai having made its appearance ip some local i ties is beat roasted. They dij a trench around the field.Vbe worms (all into it in efforts to cross,and can not climb out, then straw is throw 1 into tbe- treoch aud when fire is ap plied fine roast is the result The city Lawn Tennis Club Jus not yet i-been challenged bv. the Xudiapapelis club, but will get in to practice at once for such an even . Profa. Woodburn, Mitchell, Tbeo. Louden,. Wm. Louden, Mitel. Shields .apd Roll, Madison are o 3 the list ere Mias N. Wood-wsd-has been elected Principal vf tbe Alartiusvilie Public bohools N.,B, Egera, Secretary of ti e iNfoiiroc Co. Agricultural Sooietv, will supply thy premium list to all who may apply for it The meeting of tbe Horticultural Society fjr July Jias been Set for the 3tK it the residence of Joseph Dinamore. 1 lie meeting on tbe 13th inst, w is well attended- Geo. W. Grubhs has been nominated for .fudge ty the Republican of Owen and Morgan counties --A horse west of town was choked, to death last week, on dry oats, A, good many horses in this county have choked to death this .winter because they did not have .any oafs ( The May field Cave is the olrjective point of many exploring parties. It is a nice way to get your clothes muddy EVA. FulkaKd M M. Dunlop wHl orate at Harrodsburg on the 4th of July-r-rrW. J. Brown is in receipt of a pensioo-r- The Bloomjogton K. of P. oinrching jwd -did not take One of tbe prizes at Cincinnati Ouj. Worrell's residences finished,on Kirkwood Aven ne. The Colonel's latch-string is out 'o his old array comrades August 12th ..to 17th, the Ccunty lustitute will be held Supt. graven is at Indianapolis in attendance upon the State Convention oif'Co, Superintendents Miss utfa Helton, a charming young Jady of this placerwiU anon go to Tcrre Haute to spend the siim met' But six teachers secured license at the last regular examination. There were forty-five applicants- Miaa Prudence Arnott will give leasoos in painting hh summer, having just returned from the Cincinnati Art School. Mjsa Carrie Austin of this place, who has been a student in music at DePauw for some time will go to Lcipsic to continue her studies Jolin C. Dolan's family are entertaining Mrs, A. M. Stiles and family of Indianapolis TbeneiceofH. J. Feltus, Miss Jennie GiIman,of Terre Haute, returned to Bloomington with Mr. F. aud family last week The Misses Nellie and Laura Hendrix, with Miss Ida Coffey of Braail, will visit tbe northern Lakes this summer-!- -1 be wile ot JUew.H. Anderson of Chicago is visiting relations in Bloomington Will, Seward, son of James Seward, is to be married soon in Abilene, Kaasas- ;.Mrs. A. Kreuger is visiting relations in Michigan City and Chicago At the meeting of Institute Instructors, held in Indianapolis this week, Prof. J. A. Wood burn discussed '-History ir County Institutes" The better half of the popular north side baker (Mike Volpert) is visiting her sister in LafayeUe-TT- Miss Nellie Coffin is making preparation's to visit her sisteir, Mrs. WalIingtord, in St. Paul, Minn. ...... Miss Beatrice Sanders was visiting ber cousin, Mrs. Chas, Perring in Chicago a por tion of last week On Sunday last the pulpit of the U- P. cburcb was filled by Rev Mr. Mayne There is a falling off of fifty per cent, in the number of marriage licenses issued this month as compared with Juue of last year, People are becoming educated. Don't 'eher see A.pter studying stenography with Mrs, Lemon, Miss Woodward has secured a position in the office of a firm of attorneys at Rhinelander, Wis. Percy Burnett of '84, ltc a Professor of German in OberH11 college, goes to tbe Argentine Republic on a matter of commer cial business -Towu8bip Trus tees it is listed, will close most of the contricts for teachers before the firat of July, hence tbs necessity for securing a license before that date sw Tic wife of Thos. Langley

of Washington tp. ws aevertily stung by a swarm of bees which

she was .endeavoring to hive, one day last week. The veil she wore had come off, and th.eiufuria.ted in sects attacked her in a determined manner, but were driven off by Ed Brannam, who chanced to be near, by tbe dashing on of buckets of water-'--- ' An electric light is to be placed at the depot, by the city council. This is wise, as it is dangerous for passengers to alight from a train in the crowded condition of the tracks Tickets to the National convention sold at from $15 to $60 each, so the pi pers state--The "American Home" build ing association has elected Ira Bat man as attorney, WJl.East having resigned ""Prof. Clark and family will spend the summer at Warsaw, Ind- Prof. Boone is back from Johns Hopkins It is expected that the Christian Sunday school will, run an excursion tfa.n soon to Bethany Park, Morgan county - Prof. Car penter, of Stanford, but recently a teacher in tbe Borden Institute, New Providence, is at home for the summer. Prof. C. is an able in atrootor Dr. Axtell says that Chicago sleeping accommodations were anything but choice a cot in a 7th story hallway renting for fl a. portion of the night Some wheat was cut last Saturday in this county ' - A basket meeting was held near Kelcham's Mill on Sun day. Services by Elder Griffin -A goad corn crop is in prospect in the vicinity of Stanford 7,000 pounds of wool have been pur chased this season by- Woodward, Spaifks dt Co. of Stanford 'A new saw-mill has been located on Marion Btircb'e place, a mile southwehlt of Stanford Peaches are reported to be breaking down the young trees in scne portions of j of tie county. Better shake off someof the fruit and prop tbe limbs Thursday was the longest day of the year. Soon the summer will begone Miss LennaSbert, her brother Tallie, and ber grand mother, Mrs, LitteSI, left Bloom ington last week for Hutsonvii Ills,, on a visit to relations and friends. John B. Busk irk and wife, with their, granddaughters-. Miss Guusie, are visiting old friend and relations in Paoli and vicinity. Buskiik dt Buskirlc bave re moved their law office to the room recently occupied by Mrs. Jennie Nichols, south of tha National Bank. Dr. B. A. McGeee has gone to Terre Haute to attend the regular annual session of the Dental Asso ciation. Dr. McGee keeps abreast of the times, and is thoroughly posted io all the late methods of bis profession. People, who stayed in Bloomipgton learned all about the pro ceedings of the National Convene tion as quickly and far more satis factorily than those who were in the icily in which it was being held. Not one in 500 of the visitors got a ticket without paying $15 to $25, though some who were there but a fear hours held the convention up by the tail, to hear them tell it. E. O. McCormicb, the shrewd General Passenger Agent of the Mooon, was a little too much for the other roads running into Chi cago last week. Through hia ma nipulations the Monon bad the bulk of the convention carrying husiness, for which there was a spirited contest between G. P. A.'s of other roads. When they get away with McCormiolc tbey will have to rise up early in the morn ing. Mr. Patsey Mullen of west Kirkwood Avenue bad a leg broken while engaged in an argument with Oscar Strother, at the Kelky sa loon building, last Saturday. Letters are received by the Prosress daily from legal firms asking for the name of the Justice who made a decision n the liquor case by which the defendant was discharged because the liquor he bud given to a person before 5 a.m. was used in tbe dual capacity of a mechanical and medicinal application tbe ,'unchoking,'of the afore said tierson. Justice James Mor gan was the presiding Judge, aud tbe syllabus in tbe case has not yet been prepared, but will be reported iu due time. Till then tbe legal fraternity must be patient. Remnants White Goods and Embroideries at Bee Hive. toadies' at) oca lor i .UU per pair at Beo Hive. Don't fail to get a pai r of those cheap shoes at Bee Hivti

-Ami m i.ntuiiae interest wua f alt and mnni iwtod in the tUpoblioin National Convention lout" Vi'eek than in nisy convention that ku ever bet n held. Democrttn of Blooming ton were equally interested, feelinj; tlint the nominatioui of Harrison iind Morton would seal their wlitical doom, Wbt cutting has begun in Monroe county. Mi Essie Throop wen the guest of Dr. Throop, at Greencastle, last weekMen w ha came back from Chicago befiru the convention bad fairly got down to business, were tired and glad toretathbmeag8,in. Ingiuls: of Kansas, the Voorhees 'skiimef ," will be present at tbe State Convention in Indian ipolison thti 8 th of August, and will make a speech worth bearing. Prof, Atwater is spoken of io

flatteriqj lermo by the papeis of Mitchell, tin which town bet was visiting aetsk before last. In the suit of F. J. Wolfe of Mitchell, vs. the L., N. A. At C. railway, which waei heard t CJorydoo, in tbe Harrison circuit court last week, a verdict was given allowing Mr. Wolfe 1(1,500 darttages for being injected from thecompiny's passeagiii train, v Eluwbetn Siiaple, a well known old eitistra, died at' '111 o'clock Thursday raoirntag last, in her 74th year, on this farm just east of town. Be seem to be out of . iiiiroor this summer. Whilti Sheriff Hinkle was robbing bis biyes last Friday the bees made a dash for his face, a Ifialf-doxon iMinging him quite seriously! Hiukle said be bade double Roman nose for a while. Mr. Nat U. Hill's sickness with rheumatism is still of a serious character , as be is unable to dress or feed himself. It is his intent ion to go to Hot S prings, Arkansas, when he convalesces sufihuently. At A lie meeting of the Mitchell stricl; Medical Anooiatioa at WeskBaden, last w;k, Dr. Simp- . . ana vv son csiMrea auotner omee. tie was clechftBresideet of the Association. ir7eVthe oetoiF will make a "iood qmP . ' ' There are thr nominees tor Congreii in this district, viz: Geo. W. Cooper, Democrat ; John W. Harrycaan, Union Labor, and Wyman J. Beckett, Prohibitiioiiist, The mn a who will be elected is to be noaiinated by the llepublicnns. Mii Anna Johns and Wm. Cain of Martinsville, were iq Bloomington last week. Daviess 00. Gazette : Prof. D. E. Hunter, of Connersville, vrho was ainperinteadcot of the city schools for several years arrived in the city Friday and is the guesl; of Prof. W . r . lionmau. He ut on a tbousa ml mile drive through, Indiana in which he will visit the hisr torical points of interest. The Profeuio? delivered a lecture Fri day slkrnoon. at the school build ing. it 19-year old son of Mr. Swart r, the horse trainer who resides On Salt Creek, near Sexton's, was hi swimming with four or five other;, last Sunday, and young Swart it waa drowned. Mrs. J. F. Pittman and her daughter Miss Josie lelt Bloomington on Monday for Detroit, Mich., to spend .the summer. ,F, E. Heoley and Wm. Hall, both of Wichita, Kansas, arrived io Bltjomington Sunday morning. The; reins of Saturday night and Monday morning were simply grand. Everything points to the suceeiH of the Republican party in November. Now give us Porter for Gov ernoi , and the Devil and the Democney shall not prevail against us, Muses Adda apd Ella Wilson returned to Bloomington on Monday from Huntington, Ind., where they have been teaching school during the past ten mouths. The wife of Craig Worley was taken to College Hill Sanitarium, near Ciocinnati, several weeks ag for treatment, her mind having become seriously affected. On Sunday tbe Superintendent, of the Sanitarium telegraphed that Mrs. W. could live but a tew hours, and Mr Wodey aud Chas, Maxwell started for Cincinnati at once. A telegram received from Craig Worley, at Hi30 a. ro. Tuesday, statt'd that Mrs, Vl', whs sinking rapidly, and that there was ao hope of ber-Nsovcry,

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