Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 September 1888 — Page 2
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HORSES. ' Heavy Draft: Stallion, 4 jwi andovar, Saainel Diasinora, 1. at. Miller. Heavy Draft Chad: Stallion, 4 and aver, J. M. Milter; 3 under 4,W.lJitWcum; 1 uadar 3, A. W. Boger. 8Kskiag colt.
r, J. M.
Miller. Saaettel DiBaaaon;
3 uadar 3. 6. P. Campbell. Sockier illy.
W. J. Allan, W. M. Banger. Gelding, 4 aad rrr, John Hootmgtoo; t under 5, W. J. Allan. Genera! Parana: Stallion, 4 .- dm. Franklin Colenttn. Socking volt, J. X. MttV"-. Mmrea, and over, J. a Din enters, W. T. Basis a-; 2 nndar 3, J.& Diasmor; tutet J. a Diasmote. SacttJeg Ally, J. S. trby, John O. Hanker. Gelding, 4 aad over, J. M. Milter, a C MaVbrd; 3 under 4, D. Morris, J. 8. DuMaaora, Teams for Oenaral
rurpmee: rair geMiag ar marea. w. J. AReavGv !. Brandon.' light Haraeaa i SlaBielwutarVF.O.Morrk. Mara,
4 aad over, Pittmao and Hobson, Ban. C
Kmna ; 2 under 3, Samuel mnsmore Geldinr, 4 and over-, John H. Cote, 8.1s. Croat Sinner 4. Ken U. Smith. W. V,
2 aedar 3, TUaua Jaeffbr.
Kaddke Horace: Stallion, geWiog or atare, O. O. Banger. Sweepstakes on tiaras: StallMM, aay ago, draft, JT. X. Millar;
atalKoai aay an except draft, j.KJtfra rtaltna shewn- 3 beat sucking colts. J.M
Milter. Mara, aay ae, drafi.G. F.Camp-
aeU; ex oept draft, W. F. Bnager. Best brood mare with eoH ny her aide, J. 8. Duuaaore. Herd of &, coortetina; of I atalnoa aad 4 aaarea, by ana,- axkibitar, 4. a. INnamore, J. 3L, Kirby. JACKS, JKHVSRS A3TD XTbBS. Beat jack, 3 cad era-, Joha Baatiagton. Beat mule. 4 and ow, Jobs H. Hinkle, John H. Hiakle: 3 nadar 4. Samuel Wal-
SoKtord. Samuel IV. WalBnrford ; 3 unoVr
3, Hamoel V. WalHagfard, Samuel Wallinsfnrd. Pair mule 3 and ovar, Samaei Valliagterd, Joan H. Hiakta. CATTLB. y ' Tbnroagbbrrd Short Horn : Ball, 3 aad orer John Beed, L F. Bopewell; l aader 3. Saanaal DiaaaMta, Coir. 3 aad orer.
Joba Bead. Samaei IKMararo. Grw1
Cattle: Cbr,3 aad over, Joe. S. Dinaaaora, Jo. 8. Diaamore. Heifer, aader 1, Samaei DiaaaMtra. Boll, aader 1, I. T. Bopevell, J. S. PiBamare. Bwenetalret: Bqfl, any age or Ueed, Joan Seed. ' Oav, aay age r elaaa itk calf kj kar atfr,
BOGS. Fokad, China, Cbntar White and Jotraya: Boar,oar 1, Bala A- Loats, I. F. HocwwaB: 8w,OTerl, Bate IauU, Aarom tjordaau Boar, aader ntoa.. Bab and Loota, Bab aad Iaoata, Brood aow witti net tan than 6 pig, Soger, Henry A Bay. Sow. 4 me, aad aader 1 ?aar, Baaiia, Heary tt Bay; nadar mm. lUh dt Lenta, Bate Ixwlt SmaU Breada Berbbiie, Torkabire aad Kiaez : Boar, aader atx aw, Samuel Dinamore. 8m; I yr. and orer, Samaei Dioamoro. Bxod tea-, vhb not Ism than 8 pigs Samuel Oiasaore. Swematakes : Boar, large breed aay age, Bate A LooU. Sow aad ris pigs, large bread, Roger, Haarj&Ray. Feaotsbontany breed, uader sU o,
Beta aV lawta, twetvo premaiaaa. Fen TSre lamba, long wool, J.K. Carmicaael, J.B.Kirby. Bock I under 3, W. M. Kirby. Bwe under 1, W. X. Kirby. Beat pair btatba aader 8 mua, J. R. CaraicbaeL Meriaeaad all Fine Woob: Back 1 aad over, I. P. HopaweB, L P. Hopewell. Bok aader 1, ewe, 3 and orer. pair lamba aader a rao J. M. Miller. SweVpaUbea.attQradae; Bosk, any age, W.X. Kirby: POUXTBY. Fair Iwbtbmbma fowls, Santchd Diiwaaore. Bud Cochin, pair bronaa turkey, old bah, heaTteat hve turkey. Bate A Leata. Fair Baa Cucbia ebieka, E. D. ,8aueka. Flynt-iath roek fowls, Plymouth fork ohieka, pair Toulous geeae old, pair Prkta dacka, aaaviaateuek aad eeckerel, baiaudf of ehirka.iander One week old, pare tewed, bart w fereediag ehiekena, A. B. Jattaaaa. FairvFlvaaik rock fowla, W. M. Baatmr; Fafc Hyaaoath reek ehiek, Mf. U. Bwnger;r , Fair Browa lieghora chirks, Jaapor Cni, W. M. Baagaav W. F. Uaek Hpaaieteefcieks, W, X. Beoger. Pair Golden Seabright bantam Cnwlea, 1 Morris. Fair WbHe Holland turkeys, Mary B. Bogera. Pair Wild geeaa. Mrs. BHea Fry. HeaTiest baa or pullet, Sam., ne) lHasmnrp. Pair Falriase fowls, Bab eVIattt. - TABLE LOZTJBTBB. Bast Slto. batter, Mra. BKsd H. Bogera, Mrs. J. 8. IMnsmore. Best SB, eztraet honey, Saaaa X. BcodaJe. Best bomemad theme, Kancy Fallertea, Mary A. ttaodale. Best ) gallon maple welaiaea, 1. M-rria, M. h. Soger. Bast i galloa awrgbaaa, A. B. Johccoa, K. D Snook. Best 5 lbs. maple gar, U. L. Bogera, 0. Mrris. Beat eol lection canned fruit, not lata thaw I pt, each, Lanra Stewbenv Ber aard IJpp. Best eallecUoa c' telHes, Altea H. HeeW, Ada Blair. Bast loaf wheat bread, yeast risiag. Maria Martindale, Kfisn H. Bogera; bast loaf wheat brrad, salt risiag, Mary A. Campbell, SHca H. Bogera ; bast leaf flora bread, Mary B. Rogers, Han Ward. Beat cake of Lay Vind, Laora Strpbeas, Ada Blair. Best Whhf cake of any kind, Ada Blair. Best chocolate sake layer, J alia Dimmers, Mia, B. A. Bogera. apwewa boibMRerstoae. B. A McGee. Bttarning plowr W. H, Seward. . Best display of baidware and farm impteateuti, W. JAltea. Lee Den ton, liest boj rMer BBder 14, Brat; Bay MeGe, aecond. May Dioaai ore, best giriitder nnder 14, ihtt; Anaa J. Diaamore, sWOBpd.' " JT. HV Kirbjrw8t GeBe, rider.iratt Jamea Stotts, aecosd. rsEo Kue. Trotting F. D. Kewton, frat; Pittasaa A- Uobaoav aeeoad; S. C Smith, third. . Faciag F3Um aV HorMon.first ; John Cole, aeoood ami tbird. j&reen. Trottinjf P. 4. Harris 'fir at; B. L. Cron, second; R. C. Smith, third. Fat Trotting P. B.Jorton, first Fittman d Ilobsoo, taaeoBd. .renttte WUaws, aeverai premnin-a for paintiDg on silk and atin,paintin en tile, at Xrtv W. W. Dtirarid, serera prciaioms for painting on relret, litKtre painting; aVe. Mrs. B. A. Bogen, two preminma for painting on china, c Xattie Bogera, painted toilet act, iOora Fee, faocj card apeeimens, patminx on tifes, Arc. A'lebide Firfjr, vrayoa drawing tiiavlay.
Bead the County Appointments and glratlM speaker a good bnaring. A tariff for atarrclottnaa narnv been
rin Ode tree coontry.Vneeniig
Ckjaw Barriaon h a great favorite with t3eetninert&11rovefera, who are moat
witiiinnmii) ana aooceaaral laJMiooanea, 'BaHTakt Kxptfew. TheKewyrjrk Preaa declare Chat it p umuama ahaatiite proof that" if ? Gould I the earnest advocate of CSeyeUnd' re electioB. TlKB'riMMjey harka and nrsonopoBataareanontiiesUeof thefnie trade randidatB Toledo Bade. . Any Ilrsnoctai can vote the BepnbUcoa ticket this faU without tl , pogsiblMtyof being called torfrcidct. This campan te taking the form, mwe and more every day, of the memorable campaign when Ahraham linoolu was elected to nwe the Union. Last Decemter when the ptet dent laarwd Ida faaaorn free trade aaeute, Denaoeracy called it a key-note, and gWefnBy called themselves free tradem. Now their nowa are red with wr; .th, and
they htoah rnaal clear behind the ears at a Ida thai they are for free tratio. Chicago Inter-Ooesn. A Democratic rontemporarj- sneeriiatiy remarks: "Benny ilarrrixtn goes a-tbddng ha-ha.'' Well, one Orover Ctereland left congress in session, boarded a special car and a millionaire's yaent and went a-fiahtng for whole week, while his $50,000 mtarr went On, and the same organ called It "i . iking a smatm-tieeded test," and did not 'ha-ha'
Seep It Bafcas the
Nw York, July 7. A special to The World, from London, says: On account
of the tans issue, Engiun newspapers' give constant attention to our poBucsl campaign. The Times, after quoting anprevingly from President Cleveland's let
ter to Tammany Hall, says: "it would
barrtly be posaible to put the free trade esse more clearly or more strongly, and ?et, such Is the force of words, President .levelaiMl shrinks from the use of the earni 'free trade,' and in fact declares
tbat those who taunt him with being a free trader are deceiving the country .
. . It is certain that the arguments
wbssh rreaMent ueveiaaa urges are (note which Cobden used to employ f mtr-flve years ago, and which any English free trader would employ now. We are reiy glad to see President Cleveland using thfin." Tim foreanina; anotaticm from The Lon
don Times was telegraphed to the Buffalo
rapurs. mm news was suppreasea try Ihe Buffalo Courier, the Democratic or
gan at PreeWent Cleveland s rornier home, lite Courier knows that The London
limes underBtnnda the language of free trade as well as the President knows his s, h c. Orover Cleveland ia the candi
date favored by British manufacturers, BiiSalo Espaeas.
Mr. Bohert T. Lincoln, who ha been apendmg Ins vacation in England, says of the English that "they are m arly all bee traders, and they would lite see the Dernocratf win; the English are nearly all Democrats. It is to iheir interest to be so. They will be morn benefited than anybody else if the Democratic theory of tree trade madopted here. . -j- -t Cant smneoody induce theDetiocratio papera of this town to take not ice that Mr. Cleveland, whom they hi toed to elect as s civB-service reformer, is running again for the presidenc.y'r They never mention the fact indeei, seem ashamed of him. When his cM I -service record is aBnded to. they sti:k their heads in the sand and boo-hoo about HarrisonHew York Tribune, While Harrison is sbakmc hands Graver is shaking all over. N. Y. Prem,
mx. vieveianu was always a neany , fewgber. N. Y. World, It is pleasant to know Sr. Cleveland is so cheerful. He must remembf.r philosophicsBr the Irishman who made great fun of a bull till he was tossed over the fence, and then consoled himself by say-: ing: ''Faith, I'm glad I had nxy laugh , first.'' Bultaso News. The meet ridiculous of all the claims put forth by the Democracy this year is : that it is opposed to monopolies end cor- '
i. ncBtrjent Cleveland's cabinet .
a representative of the Standard UU
poraaonc
1"
est of
w um-i tun i- i tu,
the susnr trust, and the Demo-
cratic campaign fa lieing numagid by as precious a lot of railroad monopolists as ever were got together in one boat, led '
oy tance ana aeon. txmnecocm i om. Coaneeticut. Bew Jeraav. New Tork and In
diana Wfil vote m Nbvaraber aext for the glorious ; ml bandana. Kansas City Timea.
ABttte tTroely warning to the editor out
.That may save him in BeveatbarfjvtntVsas.
lag with the rvat: Jana" rant wttb "Indiana make a
secant rantta.
and the two wont go together la geUen
aeraranune.
Becenttv Gen; Harrison received con-
gratnlatoiy visits from delegation r num- : Bering more than 600- from Peoria and Btooriungton, HI., and from Terr; Haute and Lafayette in his own stoto.. He bade them wefeome with his usual qutut, selfrespecting cordiality. The peopie have seldom if ever before had a candidate ! wbo so thoroughly appreciated the re-1 non&UnKty and dkoihW of his poxition as
Mr. warrison. tie will not belittle his party or himself by cheap mountebank conduct. New York Press.
Uka It
Fife trade in lumber will certainly be .flue thing for the Canadian lumberman. He can bring his lumber into any
tf oar ports, or ship it by tail across the
line, sell tt, pocket the cash, go nome
na put ms money wnere n wni w mm and his part of the dominion tita 'ttaost mmI. Suppose he comes to Milwaukee with his cargo and here be meets schoonf rs 1'rom Ureen Bay, Menominee ami all iilong the Wisconmn shore.
t nie Wisconsin lumoermau nays neavw
(azos, employs hundreds of men who ' iilso pay taxes, buys large suppUes for
; nts logging camps ana icr msmiu ruuias, and leaves in Milwaukee a good share of the profits of his business. His money . itelps to build up the town where he n . located; helps to build the schoolbouse ( irad pay the tax that makes education for the poor as free as water in the brook; he helps the county, helps the state, helps the nation. I Not s with (he Canadian. Hn gets all lie can, keeps alt he gets. He enters free ' tf charge Milwaukee harbor, that has cost somebody millions of dollars to im- ' prove and keep in repair, and lie avails
tiunseu ot our generosity ana foousnneas. No wonder tlut the Canadians are for the Mills bill by a large, majority. ;T VSttUr ITS WORKINGMEN.
Waataa Kaarllalieuui Bays Aawat the Itw
teetlea roller
A New York merchant writes as fol
lows to The New York Express; I today received a letter from Oswestry, ISnghmd, of which the following is an extract: "Xow for one word on the political situation. I am a strong protectionist, for, as a workingman, I have benefitoa by protection in the United States. The RkiUed artisan lives better, .wears better clothes, keeps his family more respectable in the United States -than in any other country, and he can, in addition, save more money there than he can earn in England; and England pays higher wages than any other European nation. In voting against; a free trade policy workingmen are voting for
themselves every tune. W. T. Joints." The facts that brought out this letter sire as follows Mr. Jones is a friend of mine who came over to this country a number of years ago and worker) as a printer. He was so expert that he fi oally became head of a printing office and after a time received an interest in a trade paper. After he had gained a gixol position financially his wife became uneasy and wanted to gobaclr. to England, and finally Mr. Jones went back, invested in a hotel at the place where this letter h dated, ami his investments am such tlmt he cannot leave them, or ho would return to this country. The above extinct was written to me as a friend. Now here is a man who knows what protection means, and this argument i worth more than all the economic free trade arguments that profcssiQnai men cm string together.
I trust the time will soon com when
our government, realizing the- service , performed by the soldiers, will see to it that all of the 10,000 old soldiers in the ' ponrhouses of our land are removed, and that every soldier who needs it -(hail receive an adequate pension. Ex -Senator Warner Muter. j This sentiment is applauded by about 40,000 old soldiers in New York wbo will . not vote for Preddent Ctevelaud'i; re-elec- j tion. The president doesn't believe that way. Inter Ocean. j We hear that there is a great rush of . Irish voters toward Harrison, that there are five Irish Republican dubs in New ' York where there was one in 1834. We ' hear a Democratic congressman from New York was asked teat week if as many Irishmen would vote for Harrison as voted for Blaine. "A great many more," be answered. He said that the ' nsheries treaty, the idea tbat th-? Demo- ' cratic tariff policy pleased England, and , many other things have woduued this I
prmnge. wasningcon ounoay iieraUl When the New York Press exrwvml
the fact that a British ship, bearing the name of Alabama, with its British asso- j ciations, flvhur the British flair and con.
troUed and operated by British capital, was dredging New York harbor, the excuse was made that, as Secretary Fairehild puts it, "nodomcMtie ve8seJ of sufficient strength and capacity coukl he obtained for the purpose mentioned." It has been shown, however, that there 1 no truth in this. This administration is apparently determined to favor it British Wends. BugaloO)rmiialAdv-aisBT, "WhynotteU the real truth and de.
elare that we not only favor tarifl' revision, but that we consider it only a step toward the abolition of the entire tarifl
is the question asked by The
This year there will be no Mugwump organization' in Connecticut. The . free traders have gone over to the Democracy permanently, bat a majority of the Mugwump will undoubtedly vote for IlkrriKon. There is not a sign of division in the Republican ranks, and the party will work v.'ith more energy and unity than it has since 1880. The state is largely tt manufjicturing one, and many of Hi industrial interests would be seriouiily crippled if any such measure as the MiAa bill should become a law. Philadelphia Press (Hep.) Before Henry Wattemoo heard from Clregon and had met the St. Louis convention he remarked: "The Democrat who fa not a free trader should go elsewhere,'' and they are doing ft by the ttioasaftd; and Henry has struck a campaign note at least four fiats below that of "for revenue only," and wants to rove that Democracy is "the party of protection." Nothing is being denied riore vigorously than toe fact that Doutc cracy favors free trade. The sudden-ic-ss of Paul's conversion is equaled, if tot excelled, Chicago Inter-Ocean. CoL "Watterson diagnosed the presi -dent's case with considerable accuracy vrhen he said, Feb. 8, 1887: "He thinks that when he saves a few hundred dollars by a veto of some poor t ievil'g pension he has discharged a great public function: in short, he whittles intitead of sawing wood." Still, it U thought that Col. Watterson now regards the foregoing bit of wisdom us one of "the things one would rather not have said." Boston Journal.
mat. anew camrjaien nannr nuh-
Stehed in this city. This inquiry would be mote pertinent if the Mills hill had not
already given away the schemu by removing the protection from 10 American industries and making op the average to 40 per cent, by unholyratrs levied
angar, nee ana otner articles of neces-
yiooa.
esryj
-New York Press.
AChiragopaper having published a an innocent Item of news that would please the country, the report that Mr, Cleveland had decided to abstain for the future from the use of intoxicating drinks, the ire of Mr. Cleveland home paper, the Buffalo Democrat, w;a fearfully aroused, and it denounced the story campaign lie an 1 the pope puMisbina; it aa a campaign liar. It says; "W know from the best xouroea that president Cleveland remains true to his habits of life, which are entirely free from any inclination toward temperance nonsense. Salem (Oregon) Stetesman. The old "Hwrison Almanac" of 19 contains a great deal of matter that is strictly pertinent and timely for the second Harrison campaign. For instance, these questions and answers: "Who wiB vote the Van Buren tlcketT "All who wish to see the price of labor reduced to a level with that paid in Europe. All such as prefer the 'ntorestsof the ofnce-hokleTB to the interests of the people." "Who wiU vote the Harrison ticket T "AH who believe that the condition of our workingmen has been belier than that of- the workingmen of Europe, and wbo wish to have it raaain ;o. JIajl ndlxn,
The New York gun demands the recall ft the Hon. Frank Hunt, who has been vent out by Chnlnriiih Brice to stump Minnesota, Iowa, and Michigan, making free trade speeches. Hired goes 'on the idea that New York is already-lost to Cleveland, and the Sun tells him and the rommittoe that this amount ' to a confession that "the Democrats are defeated three months before election day." Such fatal frankness fails to please the Sun. I Cumberland Daily News. - The Democrats profess a great, abhorrence of trusts, but when the chief of a enuine and powerful trust, whose uninistakahlo purpose la to enrich its memtiers at the expense of the public, comes privately to the Democratic members of the ways and means committee the duty which they had fixed upon for chuan mikst ia at once raised to a figure which iwits the sugar trust's representatives. Philadelphia Press. As -t matter of f act the English freo traders were in a state of hopeless deiipnndeiwy rtt the time when Mr. Cleveland's message start led t em and gal'ratiiscd dead hopes into new life. Such tjuexpected help from such a quarter jpoduced the delirium of fr -e trade iubiintions that broke out in nearly all the English newKnupers. New York Mail and Express (Bop.) Can anybody tell why all the freo 'traders in this country and in England favor the re-election of President Cleveland, if he himself is not a free trader? Thoy evidently regard bim as insyrapathv with their views, and on this point they are not mistaken. New York .Independent. "We are satisfied," say the southern neH-sp-ipcra. "The Mills bill gives us rsriotection and the north free, trade. We are running tho country now and pro pose to keep right on running it to suit ourselves." This is the way the southern ores accepts the situation. Detroit Trio-
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On the let day of September, '88, there were 40,073 pensioners
on the books of the Indiana agency, at Indianapolis. CoU Zollinger, the pension agent, reports that be
tween Tuesday and Saturday of
week before last 82,000 checks, ag
gregating $1,005,000; were isrued
from his office, i bis is the great work inaugurated hnd Defected by the Republican party 'for the benefit of the soldiers of the fJniou army.
Martinsville Ren. : Jia rvey
Baker, of lilwwincton, who has
been coming here off and on for the
past year under the pretext of using
our mineral water, surprised nis
most intimate friends by getting married to Mrs. Malinda Btipp,
living just south of the city limits,
last Thursday evening. We congratulate our old friend Harvey on securing so "good a boarding place' as be has. It is not every one, you know, who is so fortunate, Harvey. Accept congratulations. Professor Richard A. Proctor the astronomer, arrived at New York from Florida, Monday a week, and took a room io the Westminster Hotel. Tuesday he was taker ill with yellow fever, aud that evening was removed to tbe Willnrd Parker Hospital, where be died with the black vomit Wednesda evening. The case was isolated and the greatest precautions taken, so that no fear for tinesprend of the infection is felt. Professor Proctor was to have sailed fir Enroie last Saturday on the Slenmsliip TJin bria. I
. The Democratic Stale Commit'
tee has had a poll made and find
their party is nearly 10,000 short
of their vote in 86. As we carried
the State by 3.000 majority, this would indicate a majority of over
12,000 for Hovey, Harrison, Mor ton and protection. 1Ke sai
The latest returns from Maine
place the Republican plurality at nearly 19,000, a gain of more thau
6,(HK) over tbe plurality of 1880
ihis 19 what may oe called a con
dition and not. a theory, as Mr. Cleveland is fond of saying.
Mesial for an IndlatMlaa.
Effort to Secure Proper Recognition-
of Copt. Stewarl'i Gallant Deed, Special to the Inclianspolis Journal.
Wasuikotox, -Sept. 1.1. Gem-rsl Horsy has intermt! ninwelf in procuring
for iapt. Jl. K. stawart, or UkMimtngton, In!., a medal for gallant anrrirea in tbe
Held, and in tho unpturo of battle Bust
AfMaviti of officers and men wbo Mrirad with Capt Ktewiirt ars hung procured Upon ths raquet of General Hovor, fur thii purpoM. Cspt. Stewart captured a battle flas at Fort Andernun, at the aurrosder of Wilmington, N. C.; in the spring of 186S. The flag was subaequonty mitt to Governor Morton, by Captain George W. Greun, late of Muncie, and in now on exhibition at the State Library at Imlinnapolii, Amongthoao who served with Capt. Stewart was Oenoral Thorns i. Brady, formoily of Muncie, now of
Uolonial Boorih, Vs. General Ursdy bs mniie an utfliluvit on this auhjoct which ha
will sand to General Hovy. It reads si
follow :
"TtiomH 9. nndy neing duly aworn, dnpoaaa and declines that ba wa oolom-l
of theOno-liundsii-and-fortieth Regiment
in iliana infantry, and served in hi said regiment and in t.immand thereof during
vne campaign tna , culintnstca in tae surrender of Wilmington, M. O., on mi about the 3 ttt day of February, 1 865-, that in tha ssiiuiU upon Port Anderson, prior t approaching Wilmington, be participattd In imd witnetaed .ho oapture of a garriwn nag of said fort by Captain R. It. St iwatt, with hi conuian v A. of aid Ona-hundred-
nd-fortieth ReeimRnt, and personalty
oompiimsntad the Uaptalo and hi coin.
psny insreror. The flag wa retained
!
these principles
First. THE DAILir NEWS Is a daily paper for busy peciple. Of all mankind the people of Qifcago nd the barf ivntH west ars tb had. Aad yet pcrHaj snocqosl nwsberof people arc to be faand wbo appreciate so keenly the neceasky of st iiaeUEgega knowledge of toe wotid's slb; doing. Tbsy rog. aire that ttKy, taore tkan anyone elwi, -arc the worli'a provMani In many of the nest unportant sedMsric of Hfe, How important, then, that nwysnonld hire tnstr daily tntclligrace m! avery event, tha world ever, which ty any poasibillty can aJcd: their dWersified commercial hoUbl. And In all the blgbar ialerei! ef life where can N fiHsvt a tike nambn of peopu aante heealy appecUtir of all tbat eotitribste tc progreas t sriw Ibuataie, sdeaes, teUgiea, piilkla.attd the rjtostaad and aac thjags which ssske an saaoiu)fliiation. Acd yet, sUsttgs as say, rigbt has in thai ercal, baty norfiV wiist, fai its busy aaetrspolit CbJcifat, there bsc taint place the tnacestreymg thing, the MaaCt4p8et'isapau. WkjHfe Undnos of very fataay this nsxnhcsitf of joonuilism, this breedei
of OKntal dyspepsts, has stesdissuy uapcsr1 its ntowSaw of unatKshed stmr.to the demand of tho people for the winnowed grain of fad It wiu Oct of the very iocoogrjcusnes of mnih conditkm cilllungjllwl TKSDAaTNswshrfibiith. Fcofle wanted tho Newt, all se new hot fbey deamtdedit apart Son theoveryxajrerins; mi 9 of the tnvist sad inoaiseascotial. It is becsaae Tan Daily Kasa larsfactorlry meet itat cVanand tint ft caroatatiin it over aasIKan a-week." R. M. lAWUKcr, WHliaimville, 33L, ssyst Tae dairy' i, too much fai me. Not that a enoo ia obliged io read ewjrrhirar printec' in the ' bUnket-ihccis,' bvt one baring anything else to do doesat hare time hta throogh tbi Icnsdrssm
Se3tBitf. THE DAItVi" II
Is au Indcpeadent, wuih-tcHlai
Hi res fcrta winton : hStdHf
whose uatetienw in Matters Si: rtlWa A
as at tetst intel.tioaal'jr trulhro! . ami tosui
On the nth W hwid, il s t ,C.bDt-.uaTiMaifi
one's party Bui candiilste ft , kie,sn1 oppoatticn psityaail ite nadSMi D thoveif cSfipi Sc common have inch siRj Switiiimliesrilsss:
naaaa bcrtf. . 0f paw : HaJc-sd. n4 f jf attetef cetirje-as an evil to,swtfinm.iij
uaturtsnoniy an.noer nnnsite the inaMal. can fppk ate iatnigeitraiu'i, i cn is spjireciatt saJ eadoise iriibrsiistrfila:
trathai Mcfet it totb misteadfa) i I tnraswI&iiifmM It
The deniaad U nwrtsnd mie Sir ftMiln
!le)rtwpswrWfhcheih tecdj)gj
sanirirawTit aK pxrtajEfBj
expreiskxa ol opuuon, khta ttpet fat(t,i
the taenghtita render evea wneii he l
afreetient sith tse concteikme ited'Sei
t4stgiemeats are of it nail amme i: if oaty
o? pnrposeremaiiu. With, no juti t poiki.cal '.
aoHato grlnd,' the ifrsnirtist at it in fepef)e&it
trnly legude, plUloaiiphirrsitdirieiwl" toll
every shade of pdajcia isilfc. -AtsA this Is whj)
Mtw has la Jay cirtnlalicn nf i " ivanissav a K, WTQAXt; Sibley, llowa, wr 1 1 'i: sai 4 j Ths DitiLV 'aws, altboeiih I am a'brt4n-fl'
prbUcaiiwith mtpH Ai.rnV..a in il lt
v IITi rhe eirreme tairi 1 BR D.tU.f fl Cftdit a fcera tint imnieai c t nsr'T metts aas au
-- .-) fajnsi
twaddle for t few grains of digestible fojd."
When to two amch cojttprehcnaive elitmeatta o!f pciwliuritty TJJE DAtLY;
now adds a third in its unparalleled price reduction to One Cent a day, it effen a Mn&ii
attractions at once unique: and inapproachable by any other Anaericsin neiRipapur, njd .ife
vrul sorely multiply its tnends tnroughout the JSo rtbwest by the litousands. e
The Chicago Daily .News is Kir sale by all newsdealers at One Cent k- pygf m
nuuieo, posujc paiu, mr sj.iu pi yc, ur 5 i-cius pci snonut. 111c lanner ;tnci )iKcnan;
utoro as well as tne nicrcriart ana protessionai m:in to itave jus ntetropolitan daily. ..
Address VICTOR F. LAWSON,, Pulilish- Thtt Dnfly New., Chi!
I f ' ill
EI PUBLICAN M E E TJTS G S CORPORAL TANNER,
the ehiquent Soldier Orator of New Jersey, will speak in Bloomington
on Saturday night, crpt.- Z2d. HON' P. S. KENNEDY,
the profound Protvctipnist5H siteak in BlooniiiiK'on, Saturday
afternoon, at 1 o clock. ,
All citizens regardless of party,
are invittnl to he present and hear
an aide diticussion of the issues. CAET. D. E. BEEM,
Republican Elector for the Fifth District, will speak in Monroe co. as follows : Ellett8ville, Tnesd.iy night, Sept,
18: Blonmiuetmi. on Veiliielay
night, 19th; Stanford, Thursday night, 20th j HrrnMlsbiirg, Friday eight, 21st. Speiikingiocommeiice at 70 p. 111. County tandidutes will be Dreamt at all the named
places.
Executor's Notice. NOTICE i hereby given, tlmt .be un. dersisrned has bow anDoiuteil bvtho
Clerk of Uo Circuit iurt of Monroe
County, StHteof Indianii, Kxeuit(r of tho will of Deborah Chsso, lata of Monroe cotiDty, dectiAsed. Said etats in uppos I to be sol rent. GKOllGK it. CHJ.SS. Aug. St, 18)18. ICxicutor.
THE LEADING- .; Furniture Sealer.
I hsvo the Isrgect and tot M-lectid stock evor brought to llltiomingtiin, and will fell yon goud olisaeT than .y one. I linvo n fine display of Chaniiber Unites. PARLOlt SsUlTEii, IAXTNGES, Fakcv Chaibs, B.tnv VVasons, Carpet Sweepkks., Mihrors, riCTUKE FRAMES. ORGANS kept in stock, and told on muntbly pnminu. I have the Household Si-wing Mat-bine tha beat Machine made, and the ebsapeat. I aUo kep delating for IraBinth which only cost about jno-hulf ai much s other clothing. Coma and sesmunort h side of square, in Waldron's tt'wick.'
ATTORNEYS GAUSS
Indiana State Fair. Tbe year 1888, although a campnign leason, with so many and varied counterattrnotionf , does not diminish the interest which exhibitors take in the now wot Idfamed Indiana State Fair. At the pre' ant time tha application for apace are far in sdvuaes of the usual number and flowing in st a rtt to never before equalled in tbenUtnry of tho exhibition. Exhibitor are adviaed through the newspapers of the extensivo improvement going forward on tbe grounds in the nstu re of a new race course, which neconitated the purchase of twenty acres additional ground that haa been added to the already large urea, making the Indiana Stste Fair Grounds one of the very best and most convenient in all its appointment or any of a similar character in the United States or Canada. In addition, sn immense two-story am-phi-theatre in approaching completion,
Th-new track is roported 'by horsemen', ! Shit. froUU bust ttasi given
who have viewed and tested it, a one ot . iv"
BUSKMK t BOSKl ftK. (J.Mr, Brjskirk, P. K. Ocss tnc) Att-irneys.
Office in 1 uilding south of Bank, ground
floor. Special attention given to .frobste business, to tbe eol lectio 11 ..if olainis, and
to business in all tha court tl is and adjoining couatias. DUNCAK f BATMJlir, (H. V. Dp, cas, Irk O. Batman) At;ornuys. Office ovnr Blair's ho store,, wM side
public squnra. Psrticulnr sttentun will be given to Probate owe 11, M1Ieetun, etc. Will practice in all the uourt.
MIERS jf CORR, Attnrnuy. Office up-stir over Corner clothlig Uro,
west ide. Will pwcticei in all tb court
Vaiiitlalia
Tne firiMkt' lfsut jb: The Shovteit, Bait, asi i betwein thsKorsbaatili
Xfftmt Roil nil .MM flMikiarii
tins 1:07 p. n .ShOS a. m., t MSllIEl
Arrive, T rrm iiiuU, 0t ,iit m., 1:30 s. si. : ; "V
Arrive, K Kngtia,.uS n. nvMlf
3:4Sa. m. :r. .' 5
Arrive, !3t. Lovih'. WCf jp.- tt.MII'ili 7:0On.:m.' ; '' : ";Ep'f,1 Arrive, aitaas City, &Q0 av'lpjfjf i ra. v ,. ' S,i Going Eai.t f.enTSil(metioiv3i; t.45 . ni., g 2H s. w--'J'ar.iJ-.V-?t
ArriVe IndinnMfoli, 3W jv ealji i m., 3ia. at., 4.!S .'r.. Going yotlh-Leav Trr ?S'S; p.m. and B:0t a. si. - '-, .: 5$ g Arrive, South Ifend, .'WifSsBiil 1 .15 -p. ra;;; '.'. -r.??4$-,v
Kist bound and west hound tra' Sl JfaMag.4foee riiil under the si u. Your .ejftfe)j 5un sod (luk'k hi Union DiimtU.:'
TrnnjtV' or lny ovrr and yuin' i niiMiiitiotia art ureielled.
An v infornmtioii mrarttlng -, 11s
TerraSkteseSi
K. A. FOBP, ft :p. A., St. ;U4
.ITHOCRAPHER ELECTROTVPER . PNcnaven X-
mm.
BLANK e0at !
most costUKTS houm iixawi;r
Siraplr purifying and :l"SBisg
blood is not auffiiHent. It h,l etir
also, the norvous ( ystem aente tan Nil all ol which ia accomplished b T lr. .
ner'a Dlowl and X.iver Bemarlyaait fli
Tonic Uaa hat Ciig&
conghs; hi (lokt-B IWSef'in a.i J . X t. 12:.1. .
Kidney and llacKtebe Cirre in thawhl
a ropey ami all Kidney tisoreeis,; i man Kva-lalva in sort) pvaa. eitap'ieO'
and piles; hit Capitol .3lltet fik H
ana strengsa.
tbe choicest in tha country, and tnagnift-
oi cat speed oantcst may be looked for
tbi seuaon, such a has never before been witnessed on lbs Indinns State Fair Grouad inet) the inception. . 'i TI10 twenty acres additional has beoa
imnroved and. the s-eneral appearance of
tha grounds changed that it will scarcely be rccosniitPd as the same place. Con
siderable grading and tiltt draining hns been dona and water nine laid thrtiuah the
grounds to innure the com fort and convenience of exhibitors and visitors.
mm,
by
srnur Oliver P. Morton to tha Indiana
Siste Library. I f medal sre being issued by the government for brave sot during tbe lsts war tor thn Union, Cap
tain bwwsrl datsi vci ons,"
OF THE JUSTLY FAMOUS
HORSE SHOE
BRAND, ARE SOLD ONLY BY MILLER BROS. 60 and See Them.
WANTED Src: All Good Warranted Firtt-elasi. lVr manent. plea snt, profitable position far the right men. Good slarin sad expense paid weokly. Liberal inducement to beginners, No previous experience necessary. Outflt froo. Write for term,-, eiving Sgs. CHABLKS U. C 11 ASK, Nurseryman, Rooheter, JS. Y. ilontion this Paper. till Nov. 11.
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USINESS UMIVEBSIT f
hrtk rajMjhiw a. Off. rasa. M
UattSU EXB a OSUtX, Madptl i rmrwtet.
Beit facililics for Builnau, Short-hand, Pcnrasnsaip, En(lMh aad Aclaal Buiinew Training. Individual instruction. Educate for proSt lemt sspan ihi In lime aad Blooey. Attractive City. . Of.idks buld lucrative poiiiiou. A strictly buiacs S'Shoel. Open all var. Enter now. Write la vs. Elegant Catauogue, Fres,
ji
LOUDEN J- ROGER. Attorneys, office over First National Bunk. Business of a Wal nature given careful ittention In all courts. Keal estate title arv fully crsmined by nid .-Iiinilen, itbstract. A SRpcialty made of the collection and remittance of claim of nil kinds.
A. FVLK. Attorney, office ia Allon
V, tt SIcNary' new hlork, ap-stairs
over corner room, npocmi sad caretui attention wUI be given to probsle buU ae, aid to prompt eollsctioa of claim. JAMES B. MULKl' Attorn sy, will give special attention to settling decedent' estates, collecting etc. Will practice in all courts, la City Attorney, and msy he found ia bis once over tbs "Comer" clothing store. EAST .J- EAST, Attorney. Office in the Waldran Block, north si", publie sqiinrc, up sUiis. Give prompt 1 ttention to Probata business, and tu the collection of claim's. Will also practice ir all the Courts. Husincs solicited. Itrmomber the location. Agent for Jio.l insurance.
AMES F. MORQAX, Allorrey, east
of tho Fir-t Maliunsl Bank, i-tnirs
Probata and Pension btviiiios givon spec
ial nnd prompt atteatiuci.
up-
re.
Will practice in al! the courts. Sinvul
attitntion given tolhoPnnsion bueini ".
n R. WORRALL, Attorney, Office
J , stairs, over McCsll & Co.'h Si,
and
For sale by Faius piawt, , Bbeni
a, m. ha1
( ivbim, tilaat-t!nj
It scents stranse tba4 any
will see a i'ritind suflbr from thautttili neurnlcia, stisties. lame 'Men. srb
nerves, etc., vrhen Sanford Kerve tR
has proven itself never-fiHr,geirn; is sold by our dntghtis ?sris st: tl
low price or 6 j centa a eeuH. -
cures cloudy urine, which often in .ht
cause or acne an 1 pain, caKKs waste finddecttV, irrnarU refreshfcia drfstwh
sleep at night, eive trngth to wiry fig
ana remove vii tympyon) iwnnt n bility. t!ll:t
Why embitter life by rH;in, arisas
yitta tame nacit, ii.iseaeea Kiamiys n,'l
est s-wei tinge, imiiaie woacne eiv debility, heart disease and rtcoraatieix
nhdnts, wheri Dr. Fenhar's Kidney ant
Knckacne (Jure wi:t so oiihsiv ciir.
Kor. A. J. ern-nant, PreiMiing Kid
writes: "tt gave ate almost fnetinit aa
entiroiy permaneat rellof.n Hopwrsc aii
all known mtdtcines ia thwifweasrs.
For sale by FaMS Bros., BjBtin toaS
and s. st. math is as, clear tin.-es, laa. Mil Feb. 23, SB. "
mafiUSHED tSf. M 'fCssWasaV
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I A SPEeiAUlT. finest 8el-te. Btet: fceaaV
riNESAWS
SKTMnde from tae finest artrrtol
Methtxl. use.1. aad tbe most stilts! xwliawiax5!
REPAIRING PROMPTLV QClKE
By-exprrt workrun. We keen It steek fcrtEJ
une ,u i.Mtsra, Kvsssa ana Vlrrc-s nst:t
nu .1111.1. mitueh.
Write for price-lift and ourVr'iSirtMktl.. '
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