Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 September 1888 — Page 3

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W. J. Turner, Undertaker and Furniture Dealer, west side sqaare, (Blair room) tttlttttttttt111,asssaMaaeanjianxaiz

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ADAfViS, HALL,

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you wira fup here am the latest attbauTIONS OF THE SEASON : imOADCIOTIIS, HENBIETTA8, CASHHEEES, SILKS, PLUSHES,

" iMer Down Clbakihgs. ; :

Cei M Mrs. Aooie E. H. Lesson, lagrapber, Tjpe-wnter Copyist, teacher of Phonography nod Type-writing. Legal Papers, Eeflaya, Sermons, jeauns, uewera, 4aW is Shorthand or on tbe Typewriter. Office at residence, East Kirkwood Avenue. sep.I3,3m. BeCasefolFabjiebs. There are snide or bogus fertilisers, a

afcoald itot pay oat your good mouey igj?Sw wno good"article. Now Miller Bros. are agents for the only re- . siabfebrandot fertilizer that has eTer been sold is Moroe county,! and knowing this to be so, dou't be humbugged into Hiyiug sofnetkiBg ebep, which re. amounts to nothing. - '

" IX KW goods tur tne u iraae, now arrive almost daily at Charley Mobley' dry goods store, on the south side. Hie selections thtcsraaoB are ancommonlv fine ' and the

stock large. Charley wens to i prove his stock with each succeeding season, and bis business is increasing rapidly also because hi is - the oniy dry goods store on the Mith side of the sqaare. If yon - are m need of any of (heqpeewhws

eby your pardiasea, bat eall at BLAIR. BLAIR. BI.AIR. aaTYoonr Ladier will and just what they want in Spring; style-j Shoes at Buurs. BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. aTSpring stock of Shoes for Ladies and Gealteaiea now aniv--V BLAIR.' BLAIR. BLAIR, aTA fine show of Spring and Summer Shoes aoar open at W. X. BhuVs stores - Choieest Cvteee, Teas, Tobo-

. .6ean4 Cigars, at Hemp. Wiboa'a

grocery stom. .Try one of the new " fwands of cigars at this store, : BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. aOTThe new styes of Shoes for roag geetleaaea are very haod-

e, ana are sow at Jiiai.rs. - Go into HcGeeV ciotbuig empenum, soata side of tne square, aad examine the new stock of famishing goods. He has some of the nicest lines of ties, shirts, suspendera, eolhus, cosb, hats, eto ever brcajrbt to Uiis town. He knows where the nicest and most fashtoaable goosa.are to be gotten, and be Foa SAta. Grade Holstein Hei&ra. Dams: Best Tested Short Hera and, Jersey Batter Cows. fine: Holstein Ball Potter. He from Imported - Bismarck, the Sweep Stake Premium .Butt uf two Mtssouri State Jalrs. ..These Heifen will he bred to -Mae- Fteenoe, grandson of Ntheriand rnaee,the bead of one of the largest herds of iioiteias in America, Hs dam is of the Aa;te and Eoho imilies, J". E. tfORLETT, JoIy25-2m. ElkttsviJle, Ind. Excvbsioks to Kasbas: asd grnNMiVA. Writs to John SebMtiM, finont Ticket and Passenger Agent, CltKr.cn. Kansas & SebfMfc Knilwuy, "Rock Iktaad Boat," Tnpeka, Kaavaa, and be will nimisfe juu witntou in forma Uoa regarding a series of bar est excur tioae oc iha follvwtn. rine dates: AuiTOt 3 1st, Hautembor

11th and J5tb, tietober. 9tbrM ,nA .111 m t..

ad (3d. and wilt also mail to your ad draas pr'wXnA matter giving full particulars tieoot Kansas and Kabraska land, Mr towns, etc. This to the New Kansas ' and Nebraska oxtflntion of the great Revk Iluotl Uoatr, ooWing spleadld inducoBSeajta to parties deaboM of loetia.' BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. AaF'Geotlemri will find tbe newest sty lea of' Sixes, Button, Congme ad Laced, on the Blair couoera : GOOD SHIRTING kXL9 Bee Hive.

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GOODS FOR A ne aseuopouuw x uoiwi va. is at the Opera House, and is giving some splendid plays in a very acceptable manner. The company amies well recommended, and will without doubt, be well patronised,' Better 'go and see them during their engagement. wi ka. rrw. . rs "Superior" Broad Cast Cultivator, the- most perfect machine made, is sold by ; Miller Bros. The gear is complete , aiut mrciimtp- the feed etins nofii- : live force feed. It excels all othen. To sow wheat, grass and for-! ut, vwwancaeoi uese - chines. ! '- : " ! Tne "Superior" M the most ; complete Drill in the market. It ) is weir balanced, no weight on the i horses necks, and is easily turned at the ends. There is no clogging or pastiag . of fertiliser with tbe ! 'wStnyrinr y it m ulii nnlv h : ililler Brosi Get Oymebs at George Benckart's bakery aod restaurant. He kepi ooly t he cUoicesti . AM. SEAP05S seems to be favorabieto the trade aod enterprise f the Smith B2f, oh the south s'ute oi the square. - It is true tbe stock is changed, increased aud diminiilied to suit the conditions of trade, still there is a steady demand for the novelties kept in that marveluiy supplied estanuHhment. Joe fhniih is the control! ig spirit of the busiaess at present, and as he has been raised in the stoDO be knows alt about the business from A to Z The best work is warranted ir, watch repairing, as Joe still retains the services of old Tube, the expert ineehsniny For reliable makes' in watches, silverware, fine clocks and geontue gold jewelry, the Smith Bexar is the place yon are looking for. Fabuebs and others who desire a good satisfactory lunch, go to Benckart's bakery. Benckart ma'fcr s spleodid coffee, bis bread is light and wholesome, and he keeps everything else -you are likely to call for in tbe way of eatables. . Benekart's bread is always the best. Coaio Wobley has a lot of first -clasR Busgies, Carriages, Pha -toue and Spring Wagons,, at his livery stahll, whidi he will sell for cava or will trade for mules or hones. Call on Craig before von sell your stock, Otbtebs of only, the 'choiccBt breads received daily by Benckart, aad served in ail styles. Call and get a can or a dish. Now ros a handsome all suit of chithes, soch as only can bemads by the iiu-otnparable tailor, Benj. McGeeC Everybody would Hke to have a suit of bis neat titling gsrmeats, we feel sure. It is best to order thera before-the rush begins, as it always does after the seasau opens. Also examine the first-class tailor-made clothing sold at ' th is house. IVSOHBICEiieifT. C. VAKZANDT has not retired from business, but will be found at Ws old stand in the Sudbuty Mock with complete ilne of UNDERTAKER'S AND ITPHOLSTtCHKBM H.in-U H. .Ill laru.l't.. 1 a-,, Km .ntr. .huKm! ty ilm and price the lowest. Remember tbe plaea, bodbury Block, North Side Square, ' ui,d uoverament Java, nest in 1 It s me worm at Miner tiros, uet a pound and be happy. Cam, at W. J. Aliens forStudchaker Wsgons, Spring Waaons, Weir wuttivators, JUrown Corn Planters, Breaking Plows, aad in short everything in the Hardware or Agricultural liae. WOOL JEAHS 25c. per yard,

WHOLE

& GO FALL. . ' Rev, Aaron Turner, well known aere in former years, is now making a canvass in Indiana for the Republican ticket. H. J. FellUa, our efficient post master, has been granted an increase of pension. - Better to be lucky than rich, H.J. Cron & Roseberry have sold flint iimmI KitainfMft Wilburn j CampbelL " Mr. Boaeberry will go to New Mexico for his hehh, and Joe Cron will irau-8 in stock, . v Among . the persons from Rilom;n.fIIH who attended the H)vnppr Fnir lafA wcek were Bed- ' . lord Sudbury, John W or rail, John Cole, Joe Allen, N. B. llogers,Cal Worrell aud family, Isaac Ulsman i :r T 11 ..i rv .11 t.:.i. 1 Dr. McGee and Ren. C. Smith. The Republicans had a lively meeting at Clear Creek, one night laat week, the Blooniingtou Glee Club being in attendance. A pole i2ofeet high was planted in the ground, and a live coon was placed iu the toi ks of the brush at the extreme top His coouship held on tightly, and was there at last ad vices. He will not come down till Nov. 6t!i, when the Republican ticket will be triumphantly elected. A got that is owned near the railroad, 00 6th st., has been making life a burden to some of tbe people or that thoroughfare during the past week. On Friday afternoon it attacked a young girl, and Mr. J as. Hooper came to her rescue, when the brute began assaulting him, and he had his hand full in endeavoring to noid it till ne secured assistance shout a square turtner east. It would be an easy task for this beast to kill a child with one blow delivered by its bony bend. Whose duty is it to see to this matter? J. N. Corr, now of Pueblo, Colorado, is visiting relations in Bloomiogton and vicinity in com pany with his wife, who was formerly Miss Robinson. He has a a paying position as an assayer for one of tbe Pueblo smelters. Mr. Corr left Bloomington six years ago. In view of tbe increased bosi ness on tbe "Monop" and the great risk to life and limb incurred by persons who are compelled to cross Ctb street with team?, wonld it not he wise for the railroad company to locate a switchman at that point whose duty it shall be to flag trains and teams? An accident is liable to occur there, or on 5th street,that may cost tbe company fifty times as much as the wages of the flag man. Better call on some member of the Bloomiiigton real estate as - sociation, and learn something aoont tne property tuat orjjauira Hon nas tor Bale, lliere is a great and growing demand for . dwelling houses at present, and it is impos sible to rent the kind of a house you desire, but for a little more than ordinary rent you can buy a desirable, house of this association. Their property is new and just the kind you will prefer. Call on them, see property, get terras, etc, Get. Hoosier Fertiliser at Miller Bros., the onjy firm that sells it here, , All Wool Blankets for -f 2.50 PER PAIR,AT THE BEE PiVE.

tacrease of pension, Mitchell sends to I. U. this year John Edwards.Ed.O'Daunell, Will. BoUnd and d. Burton. Craig Worley and Allen $ Kennedy each had wagons at the Owein County Fair. H. C. Duncan is making an active canvass of the district, and is winning the most favorable commenta from his hearers. Indiana Conference M. E. church is in session in Mt. Vernon, lud., this week. Mr. Oivler may return. Heard from Maine? Have you heard from Oregon, and Vermont? Not a grain of consolation iu these result! to the Democracy. The infant of Rev.'Telfer and wife died on Wednesday last in this piece, after a protracted inea with brain tever. Jos. Dinlfmire and. Wm. H. Neeld are attending the State Fair, They have taken a horticultural exhibit for Monroe county,, W, H. Neeld found his horse at Hindostan. It is conjectured that some one rode tbe animal to that point, and abandoned him. Tobe Bast has purchased two lots from W. B. Baker on west 6th sL Bavin? $775 cash, end will at a a - once proceed to erect a neat 5-roota cottage. The new hardware firm ou the south side of the square is known as Baker, Neeld & Co. The members of the firm are W. B. Baker, Simp. Neeld and Eli Sparks. At Rice's school house last Wednesday night, the Republicans had a splendid meeting and speeches were made by Nat. U. Hill, Jas.F Morgan end W. T. Blair. Dr. Gaatan was also . present to greet his old friends. Ed. Gould, the fellow whose vulgarity aud profanity held his Democratic hearers spellbound, in the court house, several weeks ago, is still making a disgusting show of himself. Gould has established tin unenviable reputation as a distorter of the trulh. Polk township, as returned by the assesfor, has 113 dogs and one bhch Isn'tbis i-iprolifif? female dog, or does the fact that a male dog is only assessed $1 while a fe male dog is -assessed $2 cut any figure iu these statistics t -' The ladies of the Catholic church will give an ice cream festi val in the Court House Park, tonight (Tuesday). One of the fea lures will be . voting to the most popular political candidate a fine silk umbrella with gold mounted handle. -The city council last week made a contract with tho electric light company for five years. A light was ordered on the old col lege building and one on tbe east end of 3d street, and one of the lights on west Kirkwood Avenue was ordered removed to west 6th street, near Enoch Fuller's residence. On Saturday the members of the Mechanics Band appeared in their new uniforms. They were ordered through tbe "Corner," and were manufactured by Lilly & Co, of Columbus, O. -The uqiform of the drum major is not so stunning as that usually worn, but it is appropriate and handsome. Mr. Cbas. Dunham has taken Johnny East back into his glee club, John having made all manner-of promises' of good behavior for the future. Mr Dunham is of a forgiving nature, and it is certaiuly very clever in him to give this boisterous chap another "show for his white alley." Dunham was practicing John on the songs all last week. His specialty is a song and dance, in which he is said to be immense. There was a meeting last, ev- : ening of the Tan Epsiiou Pi F rater I nity, wbiuh organization was found- ' I . I i : it..: . ri . i i ed at Indiana University in March, 188a, by A. a. Wartbou, I. lieu ham, F. B. Foster, R. F. flight, d. X. Matthews, JL. V. Buskirk and J. S. Shannon. The membership, which is limited to seven in each chapter, is rentrieted to the Greek frateruities, and to the senior classes, At the session last evening charters were granted to Ailej;hany College and Ann Arbor. 1 be organisation is perpetuated by the election of seven members each year from tbe junior class, Indi anspoli8 News. All Wool Yarn Vm POUND AT THU BM HITS.

Henry Kller has had an

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DASH.ES HERE AND THERE. The State Fair is turn in full blast, many persons being in at-' tendance from, this locality- r Bedford and Spencer eccb hrld their County Fairs last wtiek. Both had ftttf weather and wefe a auJ0if- -,H. C. Duncmi is canvasBin Oweti county this week - The Spisncer ppeni declare that at their county fair ."a matt jumped from a balooo 6,000 feet high," Tall baloon Wm. Weimer was one of tbe G. A. R. jxcursioriibts' The shops of tbe Monon are to be removed to some importent point on the rou Le,Rloom -idgtou perbapsr -Thu town is full of people who have came here for the beueflt of. the schools acd college' A lOO'foot pole, ded icated to Harrison and Morten, has beep raised by the gallant Repubhcahs ofACiear Creek, Hip Sip hurrah J r-Tbis coun ty is getting quite a reputation for- raising and iiippinii raule to" the south' r-Eld. Gififfin, his muny Monroe county friends will bit sorry to learn, has been confined to his bed. with typhoid fever, at Sellersburg, Ind., about four weeks Mrs. Alexander of Indisnola, Iowa, (a sister of-Win. J. Allen) is.tlie guest of her brother's family Qu afteraoon, Miss Elisabeth Gorden, a veteran missionary worker, late of India, addressed the ladies' . missionary sooietta. of this city in the U. P. church .Rufus Coatney ma lucky in disposing of 250 acres of land in Benton tp. re cently at about $12 per tore Qn Sunday last Rev. J. M. Foster preached for the congiregation of the U. P. :tiurch, and in the afternoon lectuied in college chapel The mail contract of the Monon route it in stated payti the road $98,000 per annum -Accord ing to.the "Mail" of that town, Bedford has become a ratty place, mat paper says : "lists scamper down the sidewalk in broad day light, in tbe most reckkss manner1' It wont be long now till the majorities will be coun ied, as the election if only six weeks distant Miss Mattie As tell is . at Washington, Daviess cc. -James CjftlEriiMfrJyof litis county, Mt now aottvsen of Winchester, Kas., is visiting Monroe county relations ?J5t A. McCaugbt n's father, of Moruiitg Sun, Iowa, is here on a visit . M. M, Dnnlap will delivering address before Co. D. of the ipQ regiment at White Hall, la-day (Tuesday) Miss Emma Hazel of Harrodsburg,, ' died with typhoid fover, Tuesday of last week, aged 2& years The funeral of Miss Mary Hunter, wtich occurred here on i uesday oi last week: was conducteil by Dr. T. A. Wylie. She died at ConnersviUe, where the faniilytnciw reside, and was sick but ten" days- People are trad ing off their Kansas land for land and bouses iu Indians, and ' are coming, to Bloomington to reside John D. Morgan has purchas ed a lot in South Park, aud wil! build- a neat cottaire Tbe band boys look tonev in their new uniforms Ervin Grimes wil! move to towa to spend the winter Ed. McGee wai in Ciuuin nati last week getting a fall supply of clotting and taking in tne ex position and Fall of BabylonA vote, taken in the fostoffice lob by one clay last' week showed 68 for Harrison, S for Fisk aad none for Cleveland r Mrs. Bowman's millinery store is now upstairs oy er Bu2zard & Tpurneir's dry goods store ! -New students are stui arriving by every -train-? Tobe East has sold his house southeast of the old college building to Sarah Phipps of Washington county The Wichita man who traded with the bank for 800 sore, in Salt Creek tp,, has moved to this place, and will out off the timber. Simpson Neeld has been grant ed an increase of pension. Irvin Perring, i former well known citisen of Bicomington, has been visiting relations in Bloom ington and vicinity during the past week. Mr. Perriug resides in Cowley co., Kausas,near Arkan sas City. He is farming, and is well satisfied. He returns to (ansae this week. The rain Saturday evening was very acceptable, as the dust had become almost unbearable. The present has been a pleasnt allaround season rain has fallen when 'twas needed, tbe rain ceased when we'd had enough, and in November we wil doubtless have just enough. Republican votes to bring peace and proejwrity to the eutirt couutfy, Sc mote it be.

is the cheapest place to buy goods' H5??555? r 5!?!?!!!!!. ..

i All the county s&hools begun on Monday of this wk. Samuel Diusinore attended the Gibson county Fair, at Princeton, Ind., last weak. WHs. Adams 0s to Colum bus, Ind., this week to attend a reunion of his regiment, the 10th Indiana Cavalry. When you see an individual walking the streets with bis coat buttoned up. to tbe chin you will know that tie lost bis .shirt in the sundry fire. Rev. Mr, Brant and wife were in Bloomington last Sunday visit ing old friends. Mr, Brant is now located at Parsons, Kansas, and was on his return from the G.A.R. reunion at Columbus, O. One loss at the fire Satur day night was that of Capt. Cal. Worrall and Charley Hall, whose uniform j were banging near a wint dow in the ball of the- Uniform Rank, and were burned. Dillou Talbott, the clever Democratic County Recorder, has gone to Illinois to remain a. week, on a visit to relations. lp his ab sence Mis Lizzie Payne will do the honors of the office. J. S. Dean, an uncle of Mrs. Robert Marshall, is here on a visit. Mr. D. has resided in Auburn.Cal., for twenty years, and is on his retorn from Columbus, O., where he has been attending the G. A. R. reunion. He belonged to Co. G, 24th Ind. Vols. Last, Saturday as Yom Kipur (the day of atouement) and all' or thodox Jews observed it. Mose Kahn aud family went to Cincin nati Friday night, and so were iu position to worship m the tem ples of 'their faith. -Nat. Roseberry has returned to New 'Mexico aftor a pleasant visit among frieoda here. He was oompeUed to go to Columbus, O., to start on his ticktit, Mr. and Mrs. Bart. Roseberry wil) meet him At Grerncastle Junction tomorrow (Wednesday). A fire akrm wan sounded be tween the hours of 12 aud 1 Saturday night, and it ws found that the etaain laundry in John May's building, north Wttlnut St., was hufning. TUevngiBie houfie -being but one square distant the steamer was gotten out in good time, and soon had tne uuilding wen saturat ed with water. Tbe hall over the laundry was occupied by the Me chanics Band, but as the flatus were confined to the laundry, the band boys lost nothing. The lau adry machinery, valued at about $1 .000, aud about 8500 worth of clothes belonging to patrons of tlic laundry were entirely destroyed. The proprietor of the laundry had (500 insurance on his machinery and fixtures, and John May's building was protected by insurance. No one knows bow tbe fire originated. Oiiy&Sfinday evening at about 7 . o'cV' 2r the Ho'ltztnan woollen factory was found to be on fire in the engine room. . The building, whiob was quite large, was soon a mass of flameu, and befote the engine reached the ground it was evident that it could not be saved. The building had been 'Used for che purpose many years, and as a consequence everything was saturated with oil. The heat was so intense that tbe firemen found it difficult to work, but they succeeded in saving tbe dwelling house just east of the factory, by the most persist' ent end daring exposure. No set of men ever worked harder or took greater risks, and they deserve vaatTy more credit than they are likely to receive, libera was but little stock in the motqry b,u.l visiderabie custom wool, some of which was, saved. The lass to Holtzman Bros, is about f 10,000, on which they had an insurance of $4,000 in non-Board companies. Tbe factory had been running during the day, but the Holtzmans have no idea how the fire occurred.. No town of its pretensions cnu lay claim to braver or more daring firemen than those of Boomjugto, Their vigorous and determined fight to save the Holtzmau dwell1 ing last Monday night, and their Success against such great oddx, challenges the admiration of all wno nave noy kuuw. vi . i . i. ij e i

The "Board" Companies, so : Cn.wfordsv'ille, will be in Bloom -thp insurapae agents of this place ! ington on Sept. 21st and 22d, an 3

state, would not accept the woollen factory risx, as it was regarded ue extra- hazardous, so the proprietors were compelled to go outside to seek insurance. - John C. Dolan is still ill with feyer, but has never been dangerously sick. The feyer js of a lingering character and has not yet been eutirely broken. Corporal Tanner has a wide reputation as a fine speaker, and should be hoard. Mrs. Luthrnp had a fine audience oo Monday uigtt. She is a pleasant speaker but her vujco is not 60'sfror.g aa Mra. GouurV.

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Oollnee ocensd on Thursday wH' m attundfitio) of 2.7a, and in tJroj.,-.f ilh 94. Mrs. Pro!. Stitchflll is inline a jniw in the University. A. 3. Collins, through !3opbonore Witli '83, has returned and is now a ntenibir of '90. Messrs. C!ouh tid Qi FiXK f re turned to ses tbuir "boys" start pi:orly. Tho KP1ss have a nw mtwbsr ia person of is is Wlard of Marlon, :fnd. : Mr. Ba:in'erMtr. tbe me 11 fcnosn tnttur. of I ndian )!olia, oaute down to: start hU son in college. liiesm. ltofieU and Swigget and Miss Ka.e Pean on are taking pojt-gradiwte eoi rsiis III the VnWeriitjv Mr. Jaisii Hubbard holds a. position aa principal of th Stial)u!-g tfbix)l. Hisses U t Paris, Mabtl ferry una Bffle Ewing t old positions in the UUetSsvHle school!.. IVof. YftdjSuys bus bcun sick dining a pottioa of the vacation, in Mioblg tii, nd o 5 not beneauod us he f but year Jn Wucopj in. Iditobell ShiolJj left for ,St Louis on Mcndiiy lait, having accepted a p'Mitinn as priv'ato iieoretitry to th.j supftrinbmdent ot lb Bridge and Tunnel Ou. of at Louis. idisii Minme Paris loll nSnturdy last 1 for Gcehcm, Jftid., wber she has nc-ejited a pnsiiilott in the primary donartwout of tht school) 1. ' ' . ' Wsrk in Frenoh Wl not begin, ibr sotae tima at Or. Kara ton, who U attntid. in$: a philological convention, ia Dnwdfiu, 3fmny, hda not rtatnl. Tho clifca in Evolution root4 at i p. ro on Monduy, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri day. Tb work wilioountas a 3-6 study :tfssrt. "V. Roland and F. Burton were initiated into the Phi Kappa Fil f re tern i ty on last Thursduy aigbt. On the tame evening tbe Delta Tau Delta (ntteriiity added It (Mrs. Klraer Smith and H. f. Pokeapaugh to their number. Mrs. Ion Mofatt i taking a oourse in tb'j DaiT'irsity. . Miss 3 ul let Maxwell will take a past griduato coureo. There 'will be no roll call this term. Sr. dordun is trying an experiment la regard to the roll. Two it udents are rooming in Mnxwell HiH. It wont bo so easy to tear up the ohnp"! tliis year oa it was last. Htewart's piesescd is nlao a draw baok. Prof. I'bilputt will leoture next Jqn4y af;urnoon. Subject: "Practical Lifo." The following were initiated into the fmtermt es on Saturday nijrht; Messrs. Moaicai and Murlow into the Phi Gaoitnit Delta, !) r. Groaiger into Phi Kappn Psi, ard Mefirs. Shaw nd James into tho Palta Ti.u fraternity. . Ber. J.M. Foster 'conducted opatilnj e oroUct Monday montiiis. ' Here flor all the announcement Will bo platol on tho bulletin boards. ' B. Jr. MRtthews of Shelby vllle, Ky, ! g ruduabi of '88? holds a position as Prolessor ol Ancient uiasiios in a sfihool Si Cbristtauburg, ivy. David Laforoo of Bedford, onterod colli ge yesterday. T. D. Long of Columbus, IndM came to I S. U, with his sister,' who enters the f rtubm in elass. Frank P. Taylor, totner popular and elUtfr .wnsatiiditvt, ha:lHeiiUBOiiilnatA f r Aaaiifablyman by the IlcputiliortUs of Tulare, Onlifornia. I'be railroad election in Bean Blossom tp. resulted in the defeat: ot the proposition by a majority oil JBJ. IUhert Houston, Cattle Claim. Adjuster fur tbe h. N. A. & ii railwiy, .was in the city on -Monday Last. James Robinson, the, grocery man, has gone to tbe Slate Fair. 1 Biehland tp, carried the railroad proportion by a small ! major -ity. J. G. SlcPheeters is no'r Treasurer of the iiepublivan County Central. Com mittee. By the Iioltgraan Jre some twelve or fifteen persons were deprived of regular employment fi t the winter in'ontus. Prof. At water wil on the first Sundtiy ol' October deliver at the Cbrifit ian church, an address on the life cf Alexander Campbell. Enoch Fuller aud W. P. Borers will speak at Newark, Greene co. on Saturday, Sept. 29t,h at 1 o'clwk, aud at night at Solsberry. Circuit court ia about .ready to adjourn. Many cases were coitinued, ?.fld ft number were disposed of, -The wife of Prof, Kaytor is the mother of a fine. daughter. Bart. Eoaeberry and wife leave Bloomiuffton- on!.. Wednesday fir Las Vegas, N. if,, accompanied by Nat. Roseberry. Miss Birdie will remain in Bloomington during tins winder. We hope that Bart, ma' return next spring with health mutth improved. James Robiksox is thp original west side growr, and ha has a very full and complete stock of click family groceries which is bcinf; added to daily, making it alway fresh. "Jimmy," as he is besi. known, also has a specially choicn stock of queeusware, finest in town. Call on hint. ; pr, Gerrit S. Clemens of will extract toeth with the use f Vitalized Air, without pain or harm to the patient. The Dr. lias beep located in Crawfordsville a long time, and has been uniformly u cesHlu). lie does all manner oi work iu dental surgery and war rants the fullest satisfaction fillir g teeth, makiug plates, etc. He rouy be found at the If atonal Hotel en tbe above date, haying been c quaiuted with Mr. Taws for a long tirnu and having done work i that gentleman. Persons who desiie to escfli) the differing incident to toplh pplling should beat these dates in mind au4 fiVe irC'lcaieus a CaII.

iu his liitufjf . itii. E c f y our uew nutiM r i f ;tt do. Want s brass. ii.in kittle. or ai. "Karlv B uove? To be nre, M ;ind ot vHtterv. imiuts mm ... . . . . ..- msnes? UtTUjuiy. w need- a heating (tov AMij tl,!nlt!ir f ihftt. Don't 'tekh i bat Baiter, lletdd Sf Co.' 1 Hest that have ever bees III intho floumy? it will par J mail at this slot s, and :e H EBB'S 1 m i A K Y We have thu aireBoir fof !mM t.ury Patent G in&s Fm it Tajtyl? tiest made. Vho conljinsiwioijfi;' vice is qmclily applied a.fi.: turn, aud closes th jar caw JJottbebesit thing it Ikt-'j: vent bole through which tlif iind gasses cscspe. TbU is 0i lirinoiple applied iti the canirfsfji where a smsill liole ia '80lnWTi t:he con, and tlie surfaci of thM never molds.;, fruit ii pjrl ::ireaii veil in J test; ,Tarj. : ' ' Best Wheat Datttr, mt kr in this coucty, are eolci by, . 'Wif,'$ &ilen. Wilif n you put your iaioili inadrtH von should alwisr,ii

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to urocemss. t Choice California Evaporated bruits, ?0. per t Mitjkr 8rs, -'----HcssyB),-" i;1'1 ' Buy M. VowMfpCBE iif Sbead, the best in tliehity. v Ootko to- get a btvj fr Wi,sail at McPiieeters JuA Ot's store, and kiru .pT?cni,"-,;P ..' Yon will find the l:t-iods. In

tbe grocery line.at H mpi. Tf ilsoi ih i : . He receives fresh gooilsevetfy we );, :!!j

so that nothing in hifi house is stuln, Call on himth "Piopei iiloc:i, The first Oyatiirs ffir. eeaictt received at Vtjpertii aoftfe, side Bakery., Go TO M.. Volperis nafeerv f JP .rood dish.;bSnne BaU timore Oysters, One Boitlb of Jnglisi Spvin Linimnnt enr-sd my flne Hnrraaii mar s of two ugly blond spnvins whtoh 'dararg t& h.i- v.rina kt. l.,ist. RO. ICl. tht irrnri luit Blemish euro I ever Med.. ,: . ';,

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produce, ana an esfieciatty ne rise of tobacco and cigairs, can Ije.lttlf' at tleinp. Wilson s grocery. DoT't fail to exnniine. lihe: vVil EDHATKD BUCKS YJ5 SELF BM)aB3 U IB RHC WOIltl. . -.;j.sa W. J. A!4Sr?i OvsrEfis served in all M. Volpert's Biikery, ortj square. Try M. Volpert' Bread to be the best in the city. StItbrbakek Wasoss

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Hemp. Wtuon'a, A conntrymsin beiug asked hi vkosa' (ro put bit trust, avid wtlen ho had a col4 bo put it in 0r. Fenner's t'ouxb Honay. For talc by Paws Blips , tllooaiiinoB : aa S. M. M Atau Clear Cretx, tU, vom Absolutely Pwr$i This ponder ncuor yrl. , narl of nuritv. strentfttl rlHlpand win n -t bo sold in orptiiH' tho multitude of low-tret, b:o!-t- eiu;bt alum or nhosjlmte powders . Soil .-inly in

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