Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 August 1888 — Page 3
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Ciitifeiuid Hug, Flags, ISniitli and Silk, for Cam WEST SIDE OF THJE SQUARE.
Hobsk Shob Fert9iSHr i tbe omSy reiiable brand tint has ever 'bens ured ib tbisteaittv. and k aotd itr Miller Bros, near the de pot. AuiDg tho aatraeaaon if h gtvect tae tullcst aansnetHn, proanting great jkkb of wlieat wherr ever Stbakgkbs asd people who frMB the earroabdhie cosotry athrats make it a point to visit the -Joe Smith'' lrrtfft jftveirr house eo theiwatli sidenf tlie square. It is a masam of enrioauiea that will always be remembered, and the retuarkalile fact is that sr manv of these are useful and almost household necessities. But' in addition to the million eoriosities there are -staple gods, stiefa a&jiiverware and f oe gold and silver watches, fattest styles in jewelry, diamond, rubtex, ec. The kng ezperienee and superior jlgment of tbe elder Smith' is nf vast value to this bouse in fenriag supplies, tad k is tdways euteroified. BtAIt BLAIR. 15LATR. -YouoK Ladies will 'find just
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Shoes at Blairs. , 4 - BLA! ottA IK; y bij! A III. tWSiirinK stock jatae aan'Uenueeten bow arrivingBLAIB. BLAIR. BLAIR.
tOT A fine ebow of Spring aadir" n; oprtnjr wagon., at 1ms StMnmer Shoes new open at W. T.i hveJT h,cil h wUI 8pl1 ,ur
JJIgl'g store. Choices Coffee, Teas, Tobae eos and Cigars, at Hemp. Wilson's! grocery store. 1 ry one of the new brandvof cigars at thisistore. BLAIR. BIAIR. BLAIR.
a-TL . r di j? .TOtiuiR. mncn hu dike-ia-Theew tyea of Shoes fr;i,l titian now , and he is ine
young gentlemen ere very hand seme, and are now at Bhtirs. A HANDSOME light-weight suit of clothes made to measmwisalmOry, and it ia a Inxory that nay be eajayeti by these who go to Ben. MeUee, the jailor. It is true that every one cannot afford it, but those who can are indeed fortunate. His salts wet upon the customer as if moulded, and then too he osesoalv the best goods that can be secured. Mr. HeUee baa been engaged m the artistic btaneh of hi-profoaMon for a life time, and so takes pardonable pride in doing his best on eceryoeoaaioa. If you . want, a aattSfcctory suit, eall on McGee. He does net compete with "cheap" ' TaiW Good goods a spedalty. Scxwer dry gooda atw-an espec ial ime that are earned wrtn. satisfaction and profit, by the most experieueed mereh&ots. ' Charley Holder always makes it a point to cariyaatoekof goada.sjjable for 'tbescasoayewdhia sotwrner goods - are fsyaeit By wrfl ebeoeh and desirable. This is so for several reasoos, prominent among which hf toe tact tint be baa known bis eusf tomm 99 fong and intimately that he ful'y Baderstaada their wants nd tastes, and makes it a point to purehase only socfa goods as he knows will naeet the requirements of foe trade here. In prices Charley is, always at the inside limit, mtwo reaana: Jstj he,boyscluse-
Jv and caretallv 2nd he pmnli! 5 '. , W1" :"'3 mml to J'"11' dL l!uiIS7JLjlr' "u P- y i?8 or Siring full partieubo high prieed eterks. Here is t UnibutKiuu .nn nR.hM.irJ r
yivaij w MTn;, WillCU lie cheerfoUy divvies with his eastomerK Call on him when, yon come to the city ot Bloom ington. Jot Rbowk has begon h
tnmiDercsaipain f vault eieainae. and " . ' . " " . 1"" deair a to tif tae patnmase pwsiblc, a,M? examine the new stock of furn a he i well prepared for the txuiwss and iehing goods. He has some of the &muri ia, ahirts, suspen. iytet h.is8of etc., eVfr A .1 t i. : l . ' t.UA.l.. . .1.:. 1 Tr 1
sf" ppp whop uv proiaisea you , --Ice Cream, made of the Tl.Bpv Materials ad Delivered. to any part of the city, mi M. VIpert's' Bakery and, Ice Cream Parlor. Vjf yon wanT98? A 0001 pttf Of JpB pitEAV, m to if. Yolperta Bakery and Ice Cream Parao." Eeryiiff a rst- . class style aud c-leso.
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--CXtts and corn - have been a great success in Monioe CQunty wherever the "Horse Shoe" JTetfJfater and the.tamous ''Corn Grvwer" have been used, the farmers rre indebted to Miller Bros, for holding the agencies for these fertilisers. -: v-V- ;.sa. -. . '. ,, -The Sitpierw Broad. 'Cast Seeder sod Cultivator, the perfect machine made, is sold by Milter Bros. " The gear is complete and accurate: the teed cups positive formfeed. It escels all othera. la sow wheat, gnus and iertiliset, you want oue of these ma chines, -v The' "Superior" is the' mot-t complete Drill to the market. It is well balaoeed. no weierlit on the horses necks, and is easily tnmed at the ends. There is no clogging or postiue of feriiliser with Hie 'Saperiwr." it ie sold only by Miller Broth FARWKua and oiiiers wlio desire a eotjd . aaiisftti-torv luncli.. io- tc I Vf- IJeuelCirt .. ,.k i wiisMnei u u . lie kctnifi eS;ft"ir in the 'way iif i-atuhle'a. iWhc-
f Hbnes frikart's bread is ahv;ivs the best
Craig W0B4.KT has a lot of first-ehuM Buggies, Carriages, Phfea a -tr' iir j wi imro nir niuitai pr nones. tsu on Ui-atg belore you sell ytr stock. ' "C. AW ZtHDT
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nness, havins turned it over to Mr, Clams r. M"r. Vansandt is eivintr the Undertaking, humneos his pecrame room on the north side of the public square. Thanking his U trtewis tor their patronage he would respectfully solicit a eall wbeq iliey need his services. New FoEirmiBjt Stobe. Isaae daman has placed a fresh new stock of furniture in the Vanzandt room, north side of the square, and now invites bis friends to call before making a purehase. Prices e low as possible and goods ordered if not in stock. Don't forget ; to eall on me before yon buy, and you will save money. Isaac clamaist: Fob Sale. Grade Holstefn Heifers. Duma: Best Tested Short Horn and Jrsey Butter Cows. Sire: Uolsteia Boll Potter. He frmn Imported Bismarck, the Sweep Stake Premium Bull of two Wssouri state Fain. These Heifers will be bred to Mae Flecnoe, grandson of Netherlaud Priueehe hd of ope of the largest herds of HoWins ia America. Ha stain is of the Aagiesnd Echo families, F.E.WORLEY, July 25-2m. Ellettsviile, Ind. EXCTJHSIOSTB TO KaSA8 A XD STKaaaaxa. Write to John Sehtutian, General Ticket and Fassenger Agent Ghieaav, Kansas Itfbraika Bailway,' "B-jck Island Koutc," Topeka, Kansas, and he witt thraish you with full information regarding a seriue of hrv.-t excurhm oc tbe feliowinzdatet: Auuatllot, avywmaw mn ana ui, uutuOer Stli iww wwn , me. rnia is the Hew K.ansa$ and JCiooraefca extension of tho great Koek Ulaad Koute, offi-nng splendid indaeamentt to parties desirwus of Jocuting. ' . - Go into MvGee's clothing im'""u"1 " town. tic Knowi where the nicest and wrt fashion able gauds aye o be gotten, and h. gets Ihm. -?Jha Ward, the expert jeweler and optician, hs opened a shop in thf room Jiiet wt of the JTaria drwr store, on 5th. strept, and is giving special ultentiou to the repair of watebns and jewalri. tr. Wrd ahw ha a fine aMortmsnt or" speetatles wHh which he will s the eyej pt pis emttomeq..
. Iarcaon Fedder returned, to Bloomington last week, after a stay in Denver, Colorado, of seven weeks. He is very much improved in health , by his stay in Colorado, and is encouraged for the future. .He will open his gallery on the 1st of September with a number of improvements and new appliances,, and having, picked . up
some new ideas in his art while in iX-nverj Will make practical use of them here. Harmon baa scores of Iriends who will be glad to see htm on the road to health and prosperityJ. G. McPheeters and James Morgan attended the congressional convention at Martinsville. The C. H. & D. excursion to Niagara Falls had over two thous and persons o the trains, which were run in five section. The Unionville Old Settlers' Meiiug, last t Wednesday, was a pt itittirs?, (tiside (root the car-: city of water) a large assembly being present and the weather Iwing most dtsirable. K. A. Fulk aoL wbudt sere Iisletivd lo with the closest iuterest. Some probable candidates were present and renewed old acquaintances. r-Cheap mid-summer excursion via 'The Monon Route" from . . . ,. .tiuvHicnvc wu itttvraieuiaie bhj lions to Chicago, August 23, tick ets good to return on all regular trains August 24. See small bills for rate. . ' The Rogers family reunion occurred on Thursday last, and was a very pleasant affair. The good cooks and clever people that com prise that family made it a day always to be remembered by the participants, Mr. Dani Driscoll of '88 has been offered a position as teacher in a school in Montana, at f 125 per month. He has also ben so licited by Republicans of Lawrence county to become a candidate for Joint Representative. The Monon will run an ex cursion train to Chicago on Thursday, Aug. 23d, leaving Bloomington at 11:22 at a round trip rate of 9 AO. Tickets good returning on regular trains of the 241 h. Soda Water with genuine fruit juice syrups. The only place in town where this can lie gotten is at Benckarts. BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. -"Gentlemen will find the newest styles of Shoes, Button, Congress and Laced, on the Blair counters. ' Choice Golden Rio Coffee at Miller Bros., 20c. per lb. Try a package. Go to Miller Broe. and get the Old Reliable Horse Shoe Brands Fertiliser. Go to Miller Bros, and get a Superior Drill. All the latest improvements none better. Go to Miiler Bros, lor bargains in Groceries. ' Choice California Evaporated Fruits, 20c. per lb., at Miller Bro. Cat,t. at W. J. Aliens forStudcbaker Wagons, Spring Wagoue, Wcjr Cultivators, Brown Corn Planters, Breaking Plows, and jn short everything in the hardware or Agricultural line,
ui.p uoyernpient Java, best in jap w;u go to Fairfax next Thanthe world t Miller Bros. Get a day to attend a Republican pole
pound aim oe nappy.
Mv. oviinir, ui urutvpituti iwr uio Amencsp people, Miller Bros., the oply firui that j Give these gentlemen a good audi!el!t it '.jefe, euce ; they re fine fpealcc8.
. letter from If ebrtuka. .Teltamah, Neb, Aog 10, 1888.
Editor rragres: As every tmng perWinmjj to tna Harrison rrnniiy is interest ing: at tnt time, l enclose a copy or note now on exhibition in Hopewell Sc Harrington's Bank of this place, given in 1840 by ?imri Simpson to Ben. Hopewell a a WHcer lor zio to oa pern in a oow whon Harrison was elected. Simpson and nopeweii uvea at tnat time near j&uousville, Monroe co, Ind., wore well known by tho old citizen Hopewell is a broth er of Isaac Hopewell of Bloomington, Zimri Simpson now live near - Kokorao, lad:.' November 4th, 1840. For value received, I prtmiisu to pay Benjamin O. Hopewell ten dollars to be paid-in a cow, when Wm. H. Harrison is elected President of the United Stoles of America. ZIMRI SIMPSON. I have been here Uro weeks. This town is situated on the west side of the XiMouri valley, 47 miles northwest of Omaha, and is a flourishing town of 1,800 nnabitanu, surrounded with a ricb coun try and very prodnetire. Every foot of the land tor ten miles either way produces something?. Crops are lino hero. Old aim is abundant. There are thousands of I catlle in this county and generally of now boms red old eora,- They better fatted than our cattle and corn fed. sell a $ totS.SO par 100. Here they hfiV apf the iniprayad . breeds Sborthorn, Hcrfojd,. dte. The fanner an rerv industrious and prosteius. and csnernlly wall protected with good dwellinf;, earns, orcnaros ana nr grove 01 timber.' They are euaerally for Harrison : in fact everything is. here (exoept Demo. cratR) and they are scarce, but of a higb$r grade thaa wa have in Indian. I went np to the Indian Reservation, 2b mile north of here. There are 1,400 Omaha on it Tbey are a hard looking lot. Interviewed come of the big Indian and found them all to be free traders, and op posed to all sumptuary law. Seine of theim are farming on a small scale and very ilovenly ; they have some eattle and 'hbrtes. Sorpe have nothing ana do nothing bat roam around hunting for a scanty supply ot game.- They are on a flno body of hna. 1 It is novelty to see hundred of acres of sunflowers growing; on either side of public roads six lo twelve feet high and in full bloom. My sons, 'Bmiley and Sam., are ia the lumber and coal huiinru here, mid are doing a fnir business! Kvnry Bpnhlican here i expecting Indiana to give Ben. tfarritoa a rousing majority in November. I will go home about the first of Sept, in. time, to .(well the luaiority one Vote. Tour in hope and a strong faith of a fiepublieaa victory in November. O. M. HOfJSTOHi --In selecting Hon. If. C, Duncan -for the Republican nominee for Congress , the convention at Martinsville made ., no mistake. He is hn active and untiring work er, and has succeeded where others have failed. The Greeqcastlc Timca says of him : Mr. Dimcap, the nominee, is forty-three years old. a leadiug member of the Bloominglou bar, a man of good persfinal presence, a fluent speaker, a soUfier' having 'served with honor in the hue war, and. is every way qualified for the rae. before him and the duties of C'ougress should he be elected. Ho is pophTar -with -the-wwple and is knOwh'as a .determined fiuhter t i .j i... naving '. ' was 300 Democratic We will have tho pleasure of hearing and, seeing Mr. Duuoan soon, as he purr j poses making a tuurougu eanvass of the district. j The price of coal oil was ad vanced last week to 15c, and 20c. per eallon. Headlight has been kselliau at 12c. , After agreeing to come to Bloomington and make a couple of speeches on the 18th, Gen. Nelson telegraphed Saturday morning that j he could not be here. Speeches were made to the assembled multi tude, .however, by W. P. Rogers, M. M. Dunlap and I. C. Batman. Thev were ably assisted by the . w Harrison Glee Club. A large number of Republic ans, headed by the Mechanics band, serenaded some of the candidates Saturday night. They marched ouvtb street to the residence of Hon H. C. Duncan, and in response to tho music and cheers Mr. Duncan made a few remarks pledging hard work for the .success of the party in November. Stoppiug at the residi-nce of W. T. Blair a serenade brought -that gentleman to the front with a pointed speech which was -followed by some remarks by Mr. Batman. Tho serenading iparty then went to thr residence of Treasurer Gaston and were well received. Dr. Maxwell jr. wan discovered in the crowd at H. C, Duncan's and was called on ; he asked hid brother-in-law, Maj. Carter, of Indianapolis, (who was here on a visit) to speak for him which was done in a happy manner. Don't forget that the Monroe Co. Fair will begin on the 4th of September, which is almost a month earlier than usual. It will soon be here. It will uudoubtl1 pay you to get your exhibits ready! Sam. Orchard for Sheriff, and John Sherlock for Auditor, is a probable Democratic combination. The first two miles of the east pike are in a horrible coinlition,anu should be repaired before winter sets in. Blair is moving his stock of goods into the room on the south side oi the square east of the store puce owned $ff Tobe Smith, I. C. Batman and M. M. DunJ raising, and preach the gospel qf
DASHES HERE AND THERE'
. -C&m. Zaring has bete Wn in on vwll-- Mr LiV ziu Bno of Louisville ia tha guest of Blaming toufrieudi and rolativeaf m .rt, w: Damaree of wot 6th street, ha been -tenter (frame J benire cod frailly of John sou at Thoii, Smith of eaijr of town htd hi wlioafc Ibroshed recently nod off x acre got Ui bushels, or 24 boskets to the acre j. , Cartr has bom choatw Principal of Stioesville school .tho Old Settler' mooting at Ketobam's Springs, will draw. Iargie crowd as PBiiat MiMary Dixoo, a popular Mon roe county teachur, goi to Rush vi i!ebitf.U Rev. 8. R, LyjoiJ deltVersd-s very interesting Je0 iw vvhv vupjfv i hvm mj usaw or laaf week Mrs. i.ftrne MyrHeld lad dawgMer are 1 IsitiBglrs. O. U. Whitaker of Sr eoier Geo. Moreland of EllrUsville was in receipt, last week'of 182 back pension ?4r-Tbo!Fif:g family reunion occurred on Saturday . last 1 half mile noVtb of EllettsvilleThere are a pnmber of cases of ty phoid fever la the county Grant and Jessie Galloway of El letfsvillc! left ome for Chicago last week, to join ;a coucert, company -Mi98 Lutt Kemp, known to many .in this county, died at Tam pa, Florida, recently with yellow fevcr . Janj8 Constable who has been in Iowa) two years has re turned to his old-home in Elletts viile- Doug. Field and family flatted Bedford ititnds last week Mrs. Johnson died at Hat rodsburg with consumption lust Wtdueriduy. There have been tuur deatba'irom this disease in Harrodsb;irg within a few weeksWn. Farmer's 12-year old sou was baj!y burned in the, face by the premature explosion cf gun jiowder, out day last week r M. M, Dun lap and P. K. Buskii k spoke to a fins audience in the Kirby school house ' last Weducsday nighr Thejnvwill be a pole raising in this township on the 29ih Mose Kahnswapped his lot in the Fairview addition' to Miss Cora Kahu for a fne piapo- r-MirS Daisy Littell of Orleans is visit in? lu r cpusio,JU(W lna Silaert' p-rfas. if . Dana of Louisville was the guest ot DKttrfSt family last Sunday rEld. Thos. C lark of Vincenne i was visiting his parents in this place last week Prof. Weir aud family left for Newcastle, Ind., last week to make preparations to begin his work in the schools of that town New residences will soon be springing tip all oeir South Park, as .well as in Fair view Addition H. C. Duncan, P,'.K. Buskirk, Jas, F. Morgan, J.'G. McPheeters1, and Craig Worley-took in the congressional convention at Martinsville "An Ifour in Fairyland" was much enjoyed hy a large- audience, last Wednesday night, and the thorough drill of the little on evinced the music ability of tlw young ladies who Iiao" the matter in chargeMiss Cjara Orohard and Miss Ida Maulefi W. II. Foster lias accepted a position aa teacher in Brbwnstown,sck3Cin CO.- Wylie Patlon, agel 18 years, died at the homji of his parenta on Wednesdays last four miloi east of town jDuring a portion of last week the fanrtly of Bod. R. W. MiersKenterteined Dr. and Mrs. (Keasingcr of Martinsville, Ind., and Miss Kessinger of Athens, O. The Grecncaitle Base Ball Cjuh (fite lodeh.) inie to Bloomingtpu'put.day jast wek andrplayed he ""Coorier" n.ine, defeating tho IJler by a scone of 15 to 7. This is 'the second time the Greencastle club has wiped np the earth with this nine David Taylor, a prominent, attorney of Terre Haute, formerly of Har rodsburg, came to Bloomington last week with hts wife to vieit his brother-in-law Sam, Wylie, who is dangerously ill ,A. Faris went on the trip to the only Niagara, last week The cutter and boss tailor at the "Corner," Henry Zwillinger, has gone into business for himself iu rthington -On Monday night Miss Clara Orchard and Miaa Minnie Faris left Qlootqington fojr Minneapolis, Minn., to attend the National Convention of Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity. Miss Minnie Faris is the accredited delegate- Wm. (J. Lowe is Executor of the will, of Simeon, Pedigo --Ml88 MaUie Cherry who. broke the. bunes oi pne of her limb lost winter hy falling oa tha ice, was at the store for .the first time last weekWalter Woodbur'a oc.;.y otr has
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not been nareitid Kfteir flak and! Brooks Robert Bifd, of Cairo, Xilfc, visited bis sister jn tit is place, Mrs. F5ltu, last weak. M- 1U T.L.I t t Alb. o TUursday tafc Nell ie Feeoif Grienet sUfl is visiting releiiona in i;hi place, M5 Minnie Harbiscii ot Chi-
cago is visiting relations in Bloota- J a oijunUer and toher is roington and vicinity. ogn?aa The Preparatory BIb-
W.hah, .... Mr. Karino-. Af PrMIn W.tA Zaring, has been selected s Prlnoipal of tb Spencer twbooHa, Wm. Breodon will iinit tie wot!, upon wiiion as a salnsman fur ..ana . - A TWalllfiVllM aiir eirtnAm lintiSA l.al T " ' " "v hM0een t iuocoss, 6o4 will go into oosinees nn xUoomipm. -Am- tU M ?B. r uwb-wdo ow ror iMrraon m ism HT..I.J d.i i bv mvimu uaer, wause uame did not appear in tbe list published last week. , ttut.-K uogw are m grea uemand at presenf, and a number weighing about oae hundred pounds, Ut tkin in JaB OM i.i ; i wcv. twive u per nrt!oep, jcieiu ot n icjts is me new firm which will open a dry noods store in the Fee corner. . - 3- K. Rborer is building a two story house in the Allen addition. The Doctor is a great builder of bouses. H. C. Duncan, the . Republi can nominee for Congrttaf is a hus tler when it comes to making a race, and so far has known no such word as "fail," Simp. Lowe is likely to have a "walk over" tor tba offioe of Prooectttor pf this disU-iot. No one teems inclined to run against him. His re-nomination was made by acclamation, , , . , Sam. Wylie has been very siek with typhoid fever dorins the pant four weeks, but is reported as growing better at latest advices. airs. Marion Darley died tit the homo of bt'r toother in this place, last Monday a week, with ...,iw.:.i -an. & M. road for burial. Mrs. Cliut.. Worrall has pnrchased of Gus. Kreuger the lot east of his residtnee paying 1,000 in cash. I The Democratic nominating conveution will occur on Sept. 1st. If Sudbury is nominated for Sher ff Ab. Dowdcn will get the nomi nation for Auditor.
-On Wednesday, tnorrdng MZZE,!
the Board ot Co CtaqQiittioaeH.Mrfn
I met according to a call, and heard the arguments of counsel in the Grimes case; For Grimes, Mr. I Rogers ofRred his bond and I argued tuat tftere was no vacancy, but that
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U1IUWB WOO tUG AUlllLUf. BIJU BDUUIU I ' : 1 take the offioe. Mr. i. W. Buskirk made an adverse argument I aud the commissioners refused to accept the bond. They then appointed Mr. John Sherloek of Clear Creek tp. to fill the vacancy occasioned by Mr.Pedigo's death, R. C. Foster and W. J. King were then appointed by Mr. S. as depu ties, and the business will be Con-1 ducted as heretofore. The wife of Prof. W. W. Spanglerdied at Tacoma, Wash iugton Territory, Sunday a week, with typhoid fever. Mr. Spangler mid wile had gone to San Francisco to attend the National Teachers' Association, and the couple were on their return when Mrs. Spangler waa taken seriously ill and they concluded to stop at Tacoma till she should recover. Mrs. Spangler was a modest, unassuming woman, much respected and loved by ber acquaintances, and her death in a lar off Territory is much regretted. The remains were taken to her old home, Munoie, Ind., the funeral occurring last Sunday. Miss Juliette Maxwell of '83, was present hoi" this place. No other groccrymnn has , .7 . , , , . ' so short a time as that achieved by ncnirvcu hucii wonuermi miimna Cha8. Alexander of the west side. He has been in business it seems but a brief period, and yet he has built up an enviable trade. Charley is a thorough grocery man knows what tbe trade requires, and gives it his close personal, attention. He has inside arrangements in prices with leading wholesale houses, and so can sell first-cluss goods at lower flgiires than tljose yoi have been paying, and if he determines to sel his goods at less than they cost him that is nothing to you just take them.- Remember to
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tioo iU be hold during Thankiigiving nrnelt. An excellent wssioo ifa aDla'phttd, iDiMnrf l&l. Aa i.-mt- 1 8"' ' Z ,X32rT' C servites of Prof, 19, are in ctowinir dewand, all ovf Ifldiana, ted whensv ar ho is know a his abili ty parliWBH of I. S. under his "Sn, as iifome a mouei for. other iichools tbronghoot i.be State, in3 (he excell ence and thoroughttess of the work done here undei1 .his direction is noj, excelled anywhere. l JTftl WawmUUmum ' ttltat. n -3. tinsville Thursday by acclamation, asstaniiaiclDeareror the Kenubli hsana .of ihv.Piftt, nr10.1.:f,n.i Dis r cf. Mr. DonAm tk i t.i i ir. Z.o . 3. . tne mams Uttomevs ot Bloomins'ton, an tl i;i considered hy thosti who I Ml,T uv iwgicat sjieaK er anu a tute jury lawyer wlio i isote t o otw convic lion to his audI ience. He is a graduate of Indiana State University and has the advantaife ot ueing a soldier. Mr. I Duncan proposes .-to eo into this campaign and to win.: can, dt JSloomingtom, was nominat od by itcclaiaation by the Eepubii1 cn '-onur-issionaj Convention at i hi ' 1 1 m . . wariuisviiie, luesoiay. to. make therwe for Congnss in the 5th Uistrw. tlay is a Lawrence co. H07' ,l,,d r5ed wket through iitted Ijo cloture the Matwm District j'iom tbe enemy. Dr. Axtell ha gone to Decatur, iila., to look aer some real estate interests. he Vandaha fast train that leave Greencastle Junction at 1:43 p. ni., ami arrives -in New York I Citvi.it 4:00 p.m. next davi a v,tibale .train all the way from St, J"ew or I Alfred Graham and his sisiter. I mow ISmnia, left Bloomington on I tnumoay last tor Jvooxviiie, Tenn., to remain n while. Thev have a I numbw of relations in that portion tkii Slate of Tennessee, (t he Browtilows) and Alf. Howe also Prof. Newkirk. fortnerlv of Indiana lrniversity, is at present engaged ta the insurance business at Mi aneii poll's, Minn., but expects ,, . I tin. vuas. weir ana airs Moflktt, both of west of town, have 8't0 'sxton. Ills., m a visit to "!. rnus. Miss Lain Fulk ia visiting relations and friends in Greene co. ,,,, w,.. Lindlev went to 4diaimpo,u to K. main seversl weeks. main seversl weeks. '.Che wife of R. H. Camubell of Dayton, O., hits tieen visiting I I .1 . L .' T .piii.m aaB qvniVs . . . . Moae K..iin ..-rfd frtim nati. O.. last week. Wn. Butford h empliyment with the Brush eleoII 1U I K 1 1 L 11I1IIIUIIIT Ml. I 111 I IM III. IM II IH : c,---- k4 -r-. . MiSta May and Jessie Oliver. of Terre Haute, are the guests of eir aunt in tuts pjaoi, Mrs. Ew,0S Mcrtoo. Mrs. A. W. Dickinson and oattguter ot at. juihb, bio., and Mrs. W. I. Malott of Bedford, Ind., were the guests o r Mr3.Sluelds last wee k. B. F. Adams anil wiie will ow to Cincinnati to see tiia Ext inhit iou uext Monday, : . . T. Will. Adams, of Adams, Hall & Co. attended camri meet i air at Mi telle! 1, last Sunday. Walker Bros, sold ten tons of beef bones last wee, lor flO&Y MoCall & Wylie sold 13,000 Ebs of unwashed wool this week, in a nor4t w!m oiiinai tra Rjufnit The lmual realised was about' $3,300, Daniel Stout srii dangerous iw 511 !ft. .nd ; n.M. to u.e i,is iowep UmbSi H:8 wife has been suffering wiith paralysis fo - mmml year, aw quiu he, less. II. J. Bra nock served at dele gate Irom Bloomington tp. in the absence of John Waldron. The soaking rains were needed and nti welcome, -Cull at Hemp, Wilson's lor ; .1 .11 arui iea iwr me tuoie. litVM K00(ls allwos. tlai,Vi , hia tutieles are always fresh and goo
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Do yon desire home cheaply, and iri . nt so, coqsuk any n Bloomir gton Real n1stali lion, and U-arn what tpp itor you. uney caw (lesirabi t bouses tu eel ihem to von for len i;hey wotld; cost you tobaK nleo have many dc8irabtt wmou y jn eaa certtirnty a These et ntiemera v liut teraao to yon, so you fr iy out easily. ? m Obi cago can now bfj$i a par vntb tbe ceaboanis "he fint trans-Atlantis: :i has arrived from fitgtafHj though her cargo was anthif iaontreal nod the Wellsnd? tbe trip of four thousand m tmda in a month. ChiokMffifcl titcesuic in he? qualiiicatioailMl!!1 i - m ; Hebj.'s THE Ja TtiWjHR We hav! th agenc tor theJ1 bury Patent Glass Fhiit best mac le. Ine oi yice iso'.iikly 'aptKet lurti, am uwara me jar vumpi But the best thing is thltr 1 .1.1 "E..4.u vent, hoje through whioh tit w and gaases escape. ThM oir prmciplii applied in the caairl where a Bmafl hole s tolJsBw.f ii tlae can, and tbe surf ico of tbi ft? nevw molds. Fruit ia nmrfeolhi preserve 1 in these J wl, w MILLDR BRJS. Hest Wheat DsiLtstvefiwi in thisounty, are wld fey";'5V:, Allen. When yon ;tyoit)itoi! inadrit yon. thotifd alfeys."-.lM
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