Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 27, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 August 1888 — Page 3

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Hokbb Shoe Fowinr n the oly reflafcle bran Oktf ffa .ever beta itsed in thu Jooditf,iMlt 'is, old by Miller Bm nwirbc depot. During the past season h 'fciV given the fullest satisfaction, prodcing great yields of wheat whererW aea. .' ; i . StRAHORBS AND PEOPLE who come from itw sairooodingcoantry always make it a point to visit the Jwe South? bazar and. jewelry bovacon tlaesoath aide of the senate. It is a mascara of curiosities that -will always be reaemWred and die reaaarksble tact M thatsc many of these are useftd and alniost household aoeeseittes. But in addition o tlie millioa cariosities there are ataple goods, sueb as silverware and fine gold assd-silvcr watches, latest styles in jewelry, diamonds, rabies, etc The long experience and superior judgment of (be elder Smith rent' vast value to this boose in faring rwpplic, and it la always exctredBLAIR, BLAIR. BLAIR. rYNtng Ladies will find just what they want iu Spring riyle Sfiesat Blairs. - 1 -LiimxstiAiSL Srprinr stock of Shoes fr Ladies aad Gentlemen now arriving. ' '' ' "... BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. MTA Sac ahow of Spring and Swamer Shoes now pen at W. T Bbrir'a store. Cfoicest Cofeeo, Teas, Tbe asaod Cwars, at Hemp. Wilson's grocer store. Try one of the new brands ot cigars at this store. BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. MThe new styes of Shoes for rotMur centlemea are very handaojnt, and are now at Biairs. A RlSSSOlIB light-weight suit f clothes atade to measure ia aluxoiy, and H ia a loxury that may he enjoyed by those who go to Ben. Vc6ee, the Tailor, It is tree that every one cannot afford it, hat those who caa are iritsed fortnoate. His aahs set npea the. cuatoaaer as if moakted, and tnen too be uses only the heat goods that can be secured. Mr. ilcGee has been engaged in the artistic branch of bis profession toe life time, and to takes pardon-' able pride in doing his beat on ev-j eryoesaeion. It yon want a salts' fectery aoir, call on MeUee. He dees not ooaapete with "cheap" Tailors. Good geodsa specialty. ScitXE dry goods an an especial line that are carried with satisfaction and profit, by the moat experienced merchants. Charley Habley always makes it a point to earry a stack of goods aottabfe for the season, and nis samjaer goods are especially well chosen and desirable. This ia so far several reasons, prominent among which Is the 4aet that be has knowa bis cos toaaera so long aad intimately that be fully noderstands their wants aad tastes, and maes t a point to uarehase oaly eneh eandr as he knows will meet the' requirements of the trade here. In prices Char ley is. always at the inside limit, tar two reasons: 1st, heboyftctosely and carefully ; 2nd, be employs no high priced clerks. Here is a big profit, of saving, which he cheerfully divides with Ms custom ers. Call on him .when yea come! to the City of Btoom mgtn Jons Bbowit has began his ' " dssir to getalf tas rafg pofriWe,, MiHranpsassiTHm smbk ana mn oi Taun eteaniDe. ana as m ts well prepared lor mm business and Kitaracteea i BUMBEHUU. PTOWBaS TOT Hvnarift ta a nwv a sb ah. (.t arhat he ptvasisSs to do. beoee rou ma P? "P00 lam wben promiMi jou snjrutBf . Jee Cream, mad of the Bhtt Materials akd Decivcred to nay part of the tyt M. ypert'a Bakery and Ice Cream Parlor. ' Jf yea want " . 4 GqOD Dpjff OF fCE pHEAV, go o M. VoIpert?s Bakery and Ice Cream Parlor. Everything in firstdaai ttyle and clean. ' " '"

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Itae of DRYGOODS. NOTIONS, HATS, KHOES, Dress Goods, Dress Silks, Tel vets, Uaea, Bfapkliis, Towels, O loves, lTaudker-

Oats and corn have beea a great success in Monroe coontyj wherever the "Horse Shoe" FfetU tiaer and the famous "rnGrower have heeB. wed, The farmers are indebted to MiHer Bro tor holding the agencies for these fertilizers. TIm "Superior? Broad Jwt Seeder and Cultivator, the. most perfect machine made, is sold by Miller Bros,- Tue gear is com plete aad accurate: the feed cups posttive force feed. It excels ail diners. To sow wheat, grass and fer' filizet, you want one of these machines, , ' - The "Superior" is the most complete Drill ia tlie market. It is well balanced, no weight on the hotses' necks, and is- easily turned at the ends. There is ao clogging or pastiug of fertilizer with the "Snaerior." It .iajsvld ouly by Mjlley Bw&.;-rp'-Fabjiers nnd others-who desire a good eatMiirtory lunch, go 4o r I ..it;jtL i 1J I 1. I Cenckart'sbo teJiy. Ut'iickart m akes splendid eoffe, his -bread is light and wholesome, and be keeps evervlhino- else run ..are lifeflv tn . nail kari s bread is always tlle best. ' Oraio Woriet has a lot of first -diss Boegics, Carriages, Pha)tons and Spring Wagons, at Ins livery stable, which he will sell for cah of will trade for mules or horscfe. Call on Craig before you sell yonr rtork. Has gone oat- ol the Furniture hunness, having turned it over to Mr. Ciatnan. . Mr. Vaozandt is giving the Uadertakfng business bis special attention now. and he is in tlie name room ourthe north side of the blie square. Thanh iog his old Is tor their patronage he would respectfully solicit n call when they need his services. New FcBXrroRS Store. Isaac Clam an has placed a fresh new stock of furniture in the Vanzandt room, north Bide of the square, and now invites his friends to call beMore making a purchase. Prices as low as possible and goods ordered if not in stock. Don't forget to call on me before yon buy, and you will save money. ISAAC CLAMAN. Fob Sale. Grade Holsteio Heifers. Dams: Best Tested Short Horn and Jersey Butter Cows. Sire; Hotstetn Bali Potter. He from Imaerted Bismarck, the Sweep Stake Premium Bull of t wo Missouri State Fair. These HeiN ere wilt be bred to Mac Flecnoe, (grandson ol Xetherlaud Priuee,the bead ot one of the largest herds of Holsteins tn America. His dam is of the Aagie and Echo families. F.E. WORLEY, Jly25-2ra. ;EIkttsville, Ind. EXCCRSIONS Tf) Kaksas and Nbbkaska. Write to John Sebastian, Oaaerar Ticket and Passenger Agent, Chicago, Kaawa 4c Nebtatlca Bailway, "Sock Waad Koute," Tupeka, Kanaaa, and b will furnish you with fall iniurtnauon regttraroe a (ene ot Harvest excur Fiona or ibs lonowine dates: August 21f, ! September lltb and 25th, October 9th and 13d, and will abo mail to your address printed matter giving; full particulars about Kansas and Nebmska lands. new towns, etc. This is the New Kansas j

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: .hint? roods. II has nomn of the .It P .r ... t'wxoi h wi lira, auirw, ausuenincest iimn oi ut-s, suiria, 1 ders, collars, cofis. bats. etc.. ever : brought to this towr, He knows I u.( the nirnat and most f:Lshirni'. able goods are to be gotten, and he gets them. John Ward. Ihe expert jeweler and optician, has opened sop' in tbo rfom jiist weft of the tarjs drug store, on 5tj street, nd is piying special attontion to tbe' repair of watches and jewelry. Mr. iyrd aljo bas a Sou asuorthient of Bpsetiicles with which he will Jit the eyes ff hi! custom (jts.

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-John D. Morgan has bought a new spring wagon and team and placed it on the streets. The beech mast is immense ibis year ; as much as six nuts being found in each bur. . There is "power" ol bad breath being expended on the streets just now, in the discussion of polit ical topics. . Some of the Democrats went to Sudbury and asked him to withdraw from the race for Sheriff in favor of Jack Dowden, and take the race against Gaston again.. To tin's demand Sudbury put in a posi tive refusal. Henry Wwdery of the Bee Hive dry goods store, --has been planting mile posts in various directions during the past week. j The posts give the distance to the r . . n. ., Bee Hive in Bloomingtcn, and i hey also give accurate measurement in miles from these posts to i lie town. 100 posts, traversing all the roads in the county. The connfy commissioners made an order last week for which they deserve a rising vote of thanks from the tax-payers of Monroe county. They serve notice upon evsry Trustee of the county that no temjiorary relief shall hereafter be granted to paupers who keep dogs. It is a notorious fact that the "ornrier" a fellow ia the greater the number of dogs he keeps sheep-killing dogs, too. The commissioners have wisely determined that it they . must support these people they arc not bound to feed ibeir dogs.' Hence the order. Farmer's Home : The famous Henry Ward Beecher preacher and fancy farmer claimed to have solved the problem of getting rid of the Canada thistle. He said : ''The only way to exterminate the weed is to plant it for a crop and propose to make .money . out of it. Then worms will gnaw it, bugs will bite it, beetles will ho re it, heat will scorch it, cold will freeze it, and mildow and blight will cover it." '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 undoubtly pay you to get your ex hibits ready. F01.1. LINE of Stoneware Preserve Jars, with lids, have just received by C. L, Alexander, the live grocer. Stosewarr Preserve Jars, all sizes, with lids, jnst received by C. L, Alexander, the square grocer. All sizes of Glass Fruit Jars, and of the most desirable patents, at Chas. L. Alexanders. Go and see him. Go and get some of that sugar trom trie sandwich Islands. iut brouehfc on bv C. L. Alexander. It is very choice. Soda Water with genuine fruit ' ?wn .wl,ere lma cun M gOUCU al wn where this j BcnckartS. . i .t , i . . . . BLA1.S BLAIR. i avueiiiiemen win nnnine now. . . Bl'" ",H f " ' VQn" K" allu i un e fl' counters. Call at W. J. Aliens forStudcIrnker Wagons, Spring Wagons, Weir Cultivators, Brown Corn Planters, Breaking Plows, and ju shprt everything in the Hardware or Agricultural line, Ol-D Government Java, best in .1 -iiJ. :Vi .1 . " i me worm ai luiner orps. uet a t i i l i ' ' ' potino ana m nappy, - CJpjt. Hoosier Fertilizer at Miller Bros., the only frm that sells it here, "

THE INSTITUTE. The second institute of Su pt, Cra vens' administration was held re cently in the city public school building. With but few exceptions all of the one hundred and eigh teen teachers of the county were present. Also many visitors came in during the week to attend the various exercises. In general the work was well done, and not only Snpt. a teachers but also citizens and frieuds of education may congratulate themselves over the suc cessful outcome of the week's labor. The schools of the county will be the better for it, and both Supt. and teachers may take up the work of the year in Sept. with the comfortable assurance that their work will advance and not retrograde. . Dr. Lind of the Danville, Ind. Normal is earnest, helpful and mod est in his work, in the experi ments and suggestions made by him during the week the industrious, progressiva teacher will find much to assist him in promoting, the general information of his pupils.. Mrs. McR re of the Purdue Ag.siculLural.Oollege at Lafayelte.Jnd is an institute instructor of recognized ability and unusual merit. Her long and varied experience in the publio schools of the State especially fit her in doing not only interesting but 'helpful work for the common school teacher. The success to which she has attained should be an inspiration to every woman with whom she comes iu contact. The lady teschers of the county are specially to be congratulated in having had the pleasure of listening to the suggestive and valuable talk of Mrs. McRae. The third instructor, Prof. Beck, is well and favorably known to the teachers of the county. All recog nize his ability for doing most excellent work, nor does any fail to appreciate his earnestness and zeal: in sttiving after the uplifting and promoting of the educational interests of the county. He never fails in giving suggestive, helpful work and no tocher who heard hint will soon forget the earnest and strong talk which he gave on Moral Training in the publio schools. The evening entertainments of the week were all of the best. Ihe special on Monday evening was well attended and the work excellent. Mr. Carter's essay and Mr. Ray's oration were worthy of them and reflect much credit njxm the teachers of the county. Miss Or chard fully maintained her reputation as a dcclainier. Unfortunately Miss Philputt wis sick. She no doubt had a fine essay.' Rev. Lyons' lecture on Tuesday eveniug was uiemy appreciate! ur ine gkd to have the pleasure of listen ing to him. 1 he entertainment on Wednesday eveniug, "An Hour iu Fairyland," nvas especially fine. The audience was very large; and both managers and children acquitted themselves with great honor and merit. No surer test of appreciation can be given than that this entertainment was repeated Tuesday evening, Ang. 21. The weather interfered with the Spelling Bee, but there were enough present to have a very enjoyable time. Dr. Lind received the first prize, TJ. H. Smith the second, and Miss Mattie Carter the third. Almanacs were profusely distributed to many good spellers. , The succesH of the Musicale and Literary of Friday evening was strongly attested by the large audience present. Space and time forbid mentioning as they deserve the names and the merits of the many fine performances rendered on that evening. This city is especially to becongratnla'ed on having so many fine fine aud public-spirited musi cians as she possesses. Under the efficient management of Supt. Cravens the Institute is fast becoming the mid-summer event of the year. The ' teachers fully appreciate this as was manifested. by the resolutions passed at the close of the session. Townspeople recognize it through the additional life aud energy imparted to the community at mid-summer. Tn both teachers and Supt. we bid a God speed with the hope that the coming school year may be as successful as the institute of 1888. "Threshing wheat is not the money making business it was several years ago," said an old machine man. "There are so many machines in the county that grain is all cleaned up in about two weeks, when ten or fifteen years ago the run was always two or three months. In those days it was a paying business, but now against yon make money enough to pay for your machine the latter is worn out. There is a fascination,however, about the work that is hard to account for. .It is noticeable that when a man begins runnings threshing machine lie keeps it up many years in suc cession eveu though he may be losing money ail the time by doiug so. At a reception tendered bee in lhicago busan ts. Anthony ex pressed a desire to retire from ac live servioejn the. woman suffrage movenifattHte 46 certainly earn - t( a mmfk'ir further duty Kyy 'n tne wrviee and lias lia6een where the battle "H"" She bus been the tai'c.it fur ' o iiiouY viivnu jokcij, uui sue naa never faltered in- the conscien lions discharge of the work she believed she had been, cujled upon o do.

-r&liss Ella Wilson leas gone to Huntington. Intl., where iihe is employed as a teacher. Mr. Webster Mofftlt of Sncer wag in the city a fov days last week, Urs. Raiflea bas iiaovecl into Mrs. Woodbqra'8 housei and Mrs, Lanrasn has, .taken possession oif the Iiawle8 house. Prdf. Houghton, fiirmerly of the Prep, Department J. S. U. baa recently removad his family from Chicagoto New York City Mr. Cbas. Scholl, yf Inilianapnlis, is . visiting relations and friends in Bloomington jnd vicinity. II. C. Duncan and JRev, Wil son Stark will begin a aeries of meetings in Brown ciranty this week. Charley Alexandei, the enterprising grocer, has rtceiveil the first consignment of Cia as Spreckles Irom -San Francisco, .-It? comes iu sacks, and i.M very nice article. : ' ' T-Mr. Chae. Moss, a form er resident of Blootnington, was ne'arned in Chicago a lew weekf ago to a lady of that city. U r Moss is now residing in MinneapolMinn., and is traveling for a protnioent wholesale house. Mrs. Jessie Boskirk, formerly of Bloomington, is now in the employ of Hill Brother!, wholesale millinery dealers of Ch icago, Ills., utagood anlary. Shut is also a member of one of .be leading church choirs of the city. Following are thi; names of the candidates nomintited by the Prohibitionists at their convention last Saturday : Auditor, Geo. W. Houston ; Sheriff, Jas. A. Strong; Treasurer, Wm. E. Wtiods t Surveyofj Win. Andrews, jjw-TJie reception tendered W. P. McNary by bis many friends and political admirers, lust , Thursday nighty was certainly one of which he bas reason to feel proud. The people here know Mr. McNary, and the esteem in which they hold bint is best indicated by the immense attendance at ti e Harrison Club meeting at which he spoke, and! by the enthusiasm which, his utterances elicited. Mr. McNary is aL5riitlt iopist bill tlilocs. not believe that any reforms of this nature can be accomplished through tlie Democracy, and that retaiuing them in place and power will restift in the defeat of alt temperance legislation in the future as it has i the pat. The mnsjo by the Glee Club was a prominent feature of tlie evening's eutertninmunt. Mrs. Rebecca Kennedy, a sister of ex-Governor Wright, died recenf.y at the home of her daughtet,'Mrs. Louisa Wilson, in New Market. She was born in Pennsylvania Nov. 1, 1800, and removed with the family to Louhvilie, Ky., when a child, where she afterward married Charles Kennedy, who was a brick mason, anr who worked on the same scaffold with her brother, ex-Governor Wright. 8he and her husband moved to Blooniington, where he died, She belonged to the Methodist church, anil Wat a zealous Chriiitian worker. Indianapolis Journal. .W. J, Turner has bought Isaao Claman's stock of Furniture, and moved it to the room formerly occupied by Blair's shoe store, and added a stock of Undertaking goods. He will always oe--found ready for business. i The Republicans in. tlie vicinity of Fairfax, thjs connti held a rousing meeting on lent Thursday and raised a Harrison ind Morton pole 75 feet high. M asic was furnishedby the Harrodsburg brass band, JarUettsyille druat--corps, Suiiiii villa glee elob aiid BartletlvvUle glee club. Sjfeches were made by P. K. Buskirk and I. C. Batman. The crowd was estimat ed at between five and six hundred. The fact that such an enthusiastic meeting of Republican! nan be held in a Deraocraticatronf ; hold so early in the campaign in significant. One of the best indications of a Republican victory in. Indiana at the coming election is the amount of earnest work bcinj; done, aud ettthumasm found iu Iheemnll towns off of the railroads, "irho Republicans of Newark, Greene co,, ppeued the campaign at that place en last Sutqrday by raising a pole 137 feet high io honor of Harrison and Morton. Not less tha n 1,500 people were present, who were addressed by I. C. Batman aad Rev. Darnt'l,their candidate fur Representative. There will be a pole raising by the Republicans at Aliens Creek, Polk tp ot) Thursday, Aug. 30. Speaking at 10 o'cloci: by M. M. Pui)ljp aud I. Q. tnian,.

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DASHES HERE AND THERE. Mrs. Manley is visiting rela tions at her old home (Salem) It is'fun to see East "no&sin his cullud babies" Mias Belie and Mies Lucy Maxwell have returned to Bloomjngton after ao all summer stay in the Eastern States Geo. Cooper may find before the 6th of November that the race is not always to the swift. Georgeis an excellent talker, but he cau't hustle and mix like Mr. Duncan The Prohibition convention was a very solemn affair, .notwith standing Mr. Beckett's florid effort Public schools open on the JOth of September- The K. of P., Uniform Rank, is getting lively, now that the weather is growing cooler- Miss Emma Krenger will take a thorough course in music at Chicago, having left for that city last week Miss Eva Hall aocompanied B, F. Adams and wifiiuto Cincinnati W.R, Craven left Bloomington last week for his old home in Hendricks co. Mr, C. ta n No. 1 citizen, and ev er? one narta with him and his. family regretfully Watermelons were never before so plentiful Carter Perring will reside with his father's family, and has rented his dwelling to- W. J. Turner Pole raising at Kir by'a school house Wednesday night. A barrel of cider will be tapped for the occasion, and I. C. Batman will address the meeting Dr. Met call of Hopkinsville, Ky. talked to the Horticultural Society in the court house, Tuesday of last week Ike Clamaa baa sold his stock of furniture to- W. J. Turner, and Mr. T. is now occupying Blair's old room with a handsome stock That was a nice letter sent to the Indianapolis Sentinel with reference to the Colored Glee Club. The author ia certainly the champion distorter of facts, and doubtless now feels heartily ashamed of himself- Sam, Dodds our progressive chair manufactiirer,was in Chicago last week -A new harness shop will be opened io .the room under the Corner clothing store, by Jonathan Nicholson Wm. Milieu, who is about 86, has been sufloriug with a slight stroke of paralysis Mrs. Bollenbacher aud her youagest, -daughter visiliug relations in Richmond,Ind. Leroy Sanders is convales cing from a severe visitation of carbuncles At Unionville, on Tuesday night a week, the Republicans held an interesting meeting which was addressed by J. F, Morgan and W. P. Rogers Miss Jennie Craven, and her broth er John, will occupy rooms in Bart. Koseberrys residence- Dr. Axtell, J. J. Smiley and Jno. Field were Captains in the 97th I. V, Infantry, which will have a reun ion at Worth ington, on the 6th of Sept. Prof. Woodburn goes to Johns JlopKins Uuiversity,tsaitiniore, in, September, and sq will not vote. 1 ' ' " Johu Cookerly is now a traveling saleman for Murphy, Hibben A Co. of ladianappjipj) . Mr. Loo. Moffett of Spencer1 has rented the house west of Wal-. ter'Lindley's,on west 6th' street.and will take a post graduate course in I.S.TJ. Bart. Roseberry is seriously sick with an affection of the lungs. Joseph H. Hunter is agent at. Washington City for I. S. U, Miss Bertha Miers will attend Oberlin College this year and will make music a specialty. Edith Jordan will attend Mrs, Jordan's school at Indianapolis this year. Miss Rosa Hoover is carrying on e large millinery and drcssmakingcestablishment iu Dakota, and is making a success of it. Prof. Will. UaUentiuc was traveling in tho west and fortunate ly was iu Tacoma at the- time of Mrs. Spangler's death, and gave Mr. Spangler all the assistance and relieved, him of all the care a friend could on bis sad journey home. Mrs. Grctta (Dinsmore) Bunger died on Friday Inst after a brief illness, at the residence of her husband, Omer Buuger, west of town. Deceased was a daughter of Saniuej Piusmorc of tbis place, Mr. Chas. Dunham, a well known colored citizen, has organized a Democratic glee club and came before the public for the first time Friday night. Mr. D. bas been a little unfortunate it) the selection of a portion' of hi troupe, one of hjs leading tenors, Juo. R. Eist, being in bad voice and sadly out of time. Mr. D. regrets this exceed ingly, aud will doubtless pay off East aud employ a better singer

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GET HEADY FOR IT, LET EVERY CITIZEN HELP, TUISSBAY, Sept 4, -IS THE FIRST IAY Do yon Realize -how Short thli Tinae till the Opening Day ? GET IjfflJR EXHIBITS READY ! i . . As k Your ITehbr to Ilxliibit Something:. ' 1 County Pride Should Slid ii tee You to Hela. MMCE IT d SUCCESS. T. D. Long is iu Wichita, Kansaa, M r. C. R. Madison Sient Friday in Mitchell. Mr. Chas. Mellette is the gnest ol Theodore Louden, Mrs. Gaston is visiting reklions in Stanford and vicinity. Mrs. W. - J, Allen and her daughter Oneita, have been visiting relations in Greencastle. Mr. Samuel Baker of Chicago, i brother of Geo. D. Baker, is the g uest of L. Van Buskirk. Joseph Thornton of Bedford, graduate of '88, was in tijg, city on Thuirsday and Friday last. Tom Braxtiui of Fault has tieen nominateii .11 V net ts the; Republican caodidate for Congress against O'Ncil. . There are some fifty colored taen who ere members of the Har-3 tisou C'lubi and they are organising a first-class glee club; The next meeting of the Moo-, roe County Horticultural Society will be held at tbe residence of L Milt. Rogjrs, Sept. tith. ,-fAt the Democratic meeting, last Friday night, some of the seats were accidentally overturned, and Mrs. M. J. Smith was very seriously braised. . ' Will. Blair has moved into Ihe Rhorer room, on tlie southside. He willjnove again in November acroilBj street into tBe County Auditor's office. Tlie next regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held in (he Wmlnut st. Presbytefiad.eUurch lIonday evening, Sept. 3d. The Temperance Union serj vice will be held, in the Wuluui st. Presbyterian church, Sunday evening, Sept. 2d. Address by Rev. Peter Martin. Tlse Indian Oil Go. left .town Thursday morning, but before departing adopted Elder Faulkner into their tribe, with full powers to act as ti gent, Faulkner expects to receive a car-load of Indians next week end then will begin the business of extracting oil for the trade; Can't make it unless you have raw "ingins." Mr. Joseph Howard, through I. U, with '88, is to be married to Mias Ella Lowe of Indiantipolis on Sept. 1 5th, This is the: second marriage of a member of this class since graduation. Mr, Willard L .Morrison was married parly in the ,3UUiniT, Th 2 livery stable on tlie north side lias undergone a change ot proprietorship, Win. Kennedy having purchased John Cole's interest in the stock. Joe Allen and Will. Kennedy wjll ipai?aive,'i:ncrgetif firm., . The Republican County Central Committee met on Saturday last, and II, O. Duncan resigned Ilia jHHiitjon as ChaiKman, Iniug unable tct attend to the duties, and fondufit his canvass fur Cangr4The committee then sehscted a 1 tiieir (hairiuap, RJr. Nat. U, Hill.

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V ' DoxV uiii to examine se- XWkK EBBATED JJUCKEYE SELF BNIa best in the: world. t W.J. ALLEN. , Icr Ckeam, marie from the baii materials, at Geo. Benckartt. has a well furnished ice cream, s looncooveuient of access. TUt your ladies to Benckarts, .; ' StUJB,KLB W a osb . At Ahtxm. . SlUIrEIUCEB WAGOSa At; Ekgltsb Snavia lotteeot taw; U Hai-d. Soft, or Callouaed LmrM and Ulemishi from horara, Blood Spaiti,! Curbs. Solinta. Swwne-,Rins:-boo.atiiat - Sprains, U Swollen Throats, Coafetairlai Save $50 by use of one bottle. ington.lnd. 4?RH Stjdeiiakek Waooxsi At. AUJat&ii & Ihe tjest ot canoed goods, aiiet . w cnoicost of country produce, ' aiaVf every leading article nsually avk in a groceiy store arc to be ad a Hwrni. Wilsnn'jr. v ,': K coutitrfiriaQ beinjj askedTifi wlWM he nut bis trut. ssid when be had' s ftla! ho put it in Dr. Fenner s CotB SoasSpS

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