Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 39, Bloomington, Monroe County, 21 November 1888 — Page 3

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Un. Auk E. H. HwiHiitu, Typa-wri" Copyist, mhir of JPlMjerosphy and rVMHwritia. Lenlfab-n. Ea- , 8tnMoa, Lectures, Letters, mkm m Sknthand or oa tbeTyperriter. Offee at midcw, East girirwood Avcon. sep43,3aa. pteevti by Charley Mobley are rty deawfcie, because they save alter taw' goods aad in Dcnoaand be has so Ions that toe laawsjaat what wilt rait the people, m that locality. He has a neat itackaf boota aad ahoea, ia addiisa la Ma dress aad fimcy goods, d S1 aaU ATery tbtag very low wanae hta exptwa are- light and he cam thaw afford to aril for a great leal lew thaa aoeaa of hie coataetiBLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. MrGentleeaen will fi ad the newm etylee of Stuea, Batten, Conprrasaa Xaod, a the Blair eoanTM will ad the W jtood, ia :hi crocery line,at Hewp Wilson V tie weeitrea fresh gmtsjaievery week. oabiaaia "i'logreaa Block." BLAIR. BLAIR. BLAIR. avTYaaaw Ladfo will fai just abat they . waM ia . Sprlag atyle AoeaatJUairs. fiLAJR. BLAIR. BLAIR. arSpriat; etoek of Sbaaa for Ladtoa aad Geatkaaea now arrivJt ALAUL BLAIB. BLAIB. A foe shew of Spring and aow open at W. X. Oofieen, Teas, TobaeGgane, at Hemp. Wikwa'e atom. Try one of the 4 cigar at this BLAIR. BLAIB. BLAIR. aew styes of Shoes fiir gentlemen are very handaad an now at Bkws. Go into McQee's clothing easof the square, the new atoek of fatasbtag gooila. Be has soma of the aieast lines of two, shirts, tlsaau coUars, cufSs, bats, etc beeaght to this town. He knows able eaoia are to be gyifteo, aad he ' - , . SzcnnosB to Kahsas iid VsaKAaKA. TfrM to Mi 8etwUmn, Onrml Ticket a4 Twm tngar Agvat, Gatetco. Kmim Ksbmcka BailwsT. "Hock bland Boate," Tnylw. Kaa, Mid as wfll IbraMi rot wlU f oil infarma aaariaa of hmnett exear tec August lltk nd ZSth. Oetofaw atfe ad S3d. and win aba auil o jma drM piHtad matter WiDf Jail partiea Ian aaoaS1 Kaasw aad Bett tt Iaad turn tawaa, etc Tab ia Ihe Hew Kaaaas ad NabfaakaazteBatoa of tb areat Rock ltiaad Boute, oOrine raeadid iadaca-! U to pttk depjwww of locathlg. tai lae lenOlHar IMfMtoB l FtlKSfTUIE PEiLBL I etaar ia amca: raa anrr u or fUaUflTURK ASD UHOK&TAK INO OOODS avaa Karr m 8bwMWna, u WU amA Tear ooona caaaraa, TBAm AWT a. Oowa Awtt aca me serosa too aery. BT9tmr avoa aensai or raa t)aaB CMraia grwaa, wsar sins or raa aaoAaav aaSS-s CJOOD SHIRTING faperyaifl

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Vfo-xriU. devote to the No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3 : : NO. 1: 3ar Boot and Shea Department. OUR WOOLEN DEPARTMENT, EUBBACIHG FLAHUEL, nuxttkxusanaa add yabiid. CLOAKS 4ff j jBBUkm&!A:.W LINE, f f CALL ATID EXAMINE.

HALL 8ay kkb THia ! Cboka 8ort ghaaa -Molasses at FoftTY cents per gall, at Miller Bros, grocery. EtVECnox IB ovbb, let as eat. The beet tbiosa to eat are kept by Jaases Robinson, the popolar eroeer, on the wast side of the square. Uu atoek ts always fail aad complete and he keeps an extra supply of Qoeensware for the ladies to se lect from. He invites them to call and see this especially. . While in toe store yon can leave your oraer for groceries or prorMoas. . Soxk TEKT desirable lots can be purchased of the Bloomington KeaJ Estate Association in tbeir handsome new addition of "South Pack. Too can boy these lots in payments : one-third cash, and tbe others ia one and two ye re. Then yon can. -borrow the eocney from the building asociasion t- pay out oa a boose after -you get it fairly under way. To learn something of the werkinm of this association inquire of some of the members j it tan. good thirig. r wW'sell i The Mflttoo Route excursion tickets to Chicago Novewbet 22d, 1868, at rate of one eeat per mile each way. Tickets will be sold at this special low rate to Chicago aad return Nov. 22d, and good returning until Monday Nov. 26th, 1888. SxcnJt$B Wagoxb - At Aixeks. COVIKO BY KYXBT THAIS are the choice and odd goods that fil? the shelvee aad drawers, and are piled high to the ceilings in Smiih'fi Baxar aad Jewelry store, on the eooth aide of the public square. There is no store like it this side of Louisville or Indianapolis, and traveling men who see it for the fiat time are amaaad. Smith carries as many watches as any Indianapolis establishment, and in Jew elry and Silverware his stock mast be seen to be understood and ap preciated. .Lucre is no more expert watch fepure? to Indiana than Tobe Smith, who presides at the bench, while Joe Smith, the clever proprietor, baa been raised ia tha buantfaa, Loa Smith and Scott Pauley are both experts ia their specialties, and taken altogether it is a strong eombwatioo. CBAia Woblbt has a lot of first -class Baggies, Carriages, Phtatone aad Spring Wagons, at 'his livery stable, which he will sell tor cash. or will trade for moles or bones. . Call on Craig before you ell yonr atoek; -Niokst stock of winter cloth ing aad stylish Overcoats ever-raw in .Bloomington, are now on exhibition ia MrGee's well established aad reliable tailoring establish ment. south side of the square. Never waa such stock of Hats seen in Bkmingt on as are now exhibited by this firm. How H ia poeetbS.! lor flicuea to sell taase tailor made suite for 9 it is bard to understand, unless he steals them, and it doesn't makesny difference to the purchaser so ne gets a Bargain. -an x lIlvVICBMBRT, C. VANZANDT ha met retimt from ba!nM, but wfll lie . fixiad at Us old ttand in the Sudbury btwk with a complete ilae of UNDKSTAKKB'S AND UPHOL3TBRKB'B SnpBHes, He wfll benrnt'.sr devote kJa entire attention to tbeio pec liina, aad wilt tjaaraatM work tbe b-tt aad prims tbe lowcrt. Bemember im place, Sudbury Block, North Side Square Stodebaxxb Wagoxs' At 'Aixkxb. WOOL JAlfS 25j. per yard, ,

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& CO. There is no mare interesting or valuable publication in .the Unit ed States than the "Scientific Amen lean. Every number contains something of value to the mechanic, the farmer or the artisan. It 4S teeming with practical suggestions and with the result of scientific and mechanical experiments ot the most interesting and valuable character. Jfivery well posted mechanic needs the Scientific American, in order that he may become more thoroughly posted.- - After a four weeks stsy in Bloomington, Dr. Rose leaves here on Thursday evening for Louisville. He has given the brat of satisfaction to bis patrons during his stay, and bis patronage has increased daily. Those who desire any kind of work or who wish to consult the Doctor must do so before that time as he will not remain an hour longer than be has agreed to. Miss Taylor, as Mrs. Emory, did a good piece of acting in the second act, her death bed being frightfullv realistic and brought tears to the eyes of manv of the audience. The border drama of McLcon will be nresented this evening with Helen Vangbn in the title role-and W. L. Richmomi- in tbe dual role ot Judge Moanagle and Ben. Smith. Crawfordoville Daily Journal, Nov. 14, 1888. Dr. Gerrit S. Clemens, Dental Surgeon, of CrawfordsviHe, Ind., will be iu Blootuinstoo form Nov. 30th till Dec 1st. and may be found at his rooms in the National Hotel where he will give special attention to persons who desire teeth extracted or teeth inserted. Teeth extracted without pain, and all work warranted. Remember the date and wait for the Doctor, who will be here as advertised; Ewing Batterton left Bloom ingtoa last week for Brinkley, Arkansas, en bis regular annual hunU tag trip. He expects to remain away about three weeks, and will kill with great impartiality bear, dear or wild turkeys. Mi Libbie Sntall and her mother, who ate at Las Vegas, N. M., are not so well, the weather having been very wet and disagree able in that locality this Fall. Everybody will be glad to meet Prof. Charles Gilbert again as a oitiaea of Blooiningtou. He is son-in-law of Mrs. Levi Hughes. It will be remembered that Prof. Gilbert was the hero of the Matterhorni The result shons that Hon. H. C. Duncan could have been elected to Congress bad he known the actual strength of his opponent, wnich was greatly overestimated. Mrs. Austin has gone to Dallas Texss, to spend tbe winter with John M. McCoy's family. Harry Swindler is- out, . after being confined to bis room for many montbs with fever. He got better after Harrison was elected. Indiana University will lose one of its most talented Professors tbe first of the year, when Prof. A. B. Philputt goes to Philadelphia to accept the pastorate of a promi nent Christian church of that city. It is a mystery why builders do not have their chimneys put up with cement instead of the usual lime rooitiir. We refer especially to that part of Ihe chimney above the dwelling which is exposed to tbe weather. NEW STOCK CLOAKS

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Jas.. Atkinson is smiling upon his many Bloomington fruiuds. Jimmy has been in the employ of Dobbins Bros., propriatwwof Indian Springs, for several years, and is as popular tliere as he always has been here. He say the Evans villa dt Richmond railroad will run within a half m ile of the Springs.

The Ellettsville jollification was a grand affair big ia numbers and grand in enthusiasm. Three bands and over three hundred people attended from Blooningtom. Sheriff Fare moved in from Washington tp. on Thursday last ftnd now occupies the residence or -i-iiected with the county jail. Tu rn Parr will prove to be tbe ne wt KpuIar manswho has ever held the position, lie baa caosen aa nis deputy, Jos. Allen. The many friends of Joseph Harrell't family, living ia Clear Creek tp., will be sorry to learn of the death of their daughter, a highIlv accomplished young lady. She, had been ill a long time with consumption. W. T. Blair has gone to work in the Auditor's office like old people. He has placed in tbe position of Deputy, a son of Silas Grimes. Mr. Foster will remain in the office a short time to teach the routine of business to Messrs. Blair and Orimes, ' The eldeal; daughter of I. Milt. Rogers, Mrs; Henry Lee, of King man, KsnsaB, ib visiting her parents in this place. Cora ia said to have been greatly damaged by the recent wet weather, and the mud in the fields and roads is so deep that it is im possible to gath er corn or haul wood Miss Jennie Throop of Greencastle is vwitiwr relations in this place. Edward Jfeller, who for some time has held the position of train dispatcher iu this city, has resigned and moved to Lafayette, Mr. 8wain, of Lafayette, fills the vacan cy caused by Mr. Keller's resigna tion. Miss EIiri Picket of Harrodsburg, died recently at the asylum lor the insane ut Indianapolis. She was formerly a 'popular school teach.-'. er, and .had been io the. aaylum some t wd yeani. The jollification was had Inst Thursday night, notwithstanding the fact that tbe weather was bad. There were many handsome illum inations and decorations. Tbe log cabin was mounted on wheels aud hauled through the streets at ' tbe bead of a torchlight procession ; fireworks biased in every direction, people cheered, bowled, and blew horns, bonfires blazed on the south aide, and hundreds of bats were burned. Speeches were made iu the court house by Mulky, Batman, Morgan, .'Dunlup and others, and it was a wild might. Hooray for everybody. Dr. Rose, the eminent oculist and optician, will leave Bloomington on Tbonday. the 22d Inat. We learn that he has given good satisfaction in this place, and should be return at any time in the future be may feel assured of a hearty noosier welcome. Bedford Mail: Mrs. Elvira Voss left her home near 8pringville. Oct. 20th, to visit her daugh ter, Mrs. Hester Carson, who lives near spencer, Uwen county. - one was enjoying as good health as us ual at the time she left. On the morning of October 31st Mrs. Carson stepped out of the room to attend to some household duties, leaving her mother sitting near a window sewing. Returning a few minutes later she found her mother dead in her chair, her sewine in her lap,' her thimble on her finger. Mrs. Carson accompanied the remains to Spring ville, where they were interred in the M. E. cemetery.Nov. 2d. Deceased's husband, Esq. L. D. Vosn, preceded her to their heavenly home three months and one day. They were both members of tlie Methodist church from their youth, ere highly respected and influential citizens of Lawrence county since 181. Mrs. Voss was born in North Carolina, March 21, 1820, and removed to Owen county, Iud., with her par ents in 183, where she lived until her marriage in 1841, which union was blcsied with twelve children, seven of whom are still living to mourn the loss of a fatherud mother but three months later. Since the deat h of Mr. Voss Mrs. Voss has been living with her son, Em ery Voss on the old home place near Spring ville. She died of heart disease.

All Wool Yam 4,5c. PER POUND AT THE BEE HIVE,

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statute books was made by Demo crats, and was thought to be good enough ap long as that party was successful under its provisions, butt they are disaatlu&id How ahd 111 , try to enact something by which that tjarty cau succeed. There were a number of floral! tributes at the funeral of Geo. W. Walker last week, prominent amoajf which was a very handsome and costly wreaih, tbe gift of J. G. McPheeters, bis former employer. John C. Dolan is elected Joint Representative by a majority of 624. . Mr. Dolan is a shrewd business man, a gentleman of good address, and will do all in bis power for the juocaw of any measure look iog to th up-bnildiog of Indiana University aud the interests of MoowKfccounty generally. Some of thu Democrats are paylnrtbelr "guiesses" promptly, while others plead"tbe baby act. Mrs. Mellette -will leave Bloomington on W ednesday of th is week for Watertown, Dakota. Gov, M. was in town portion of last week on a visit to Prof. Wylie's family and other friends. Tbe Governor patorally feels happy over tbe result of tbe election, and his people are now assured of re lief from tbe carpet bag rule that baa-been thrust upon the Territory by the Cleveland administration. -rfThe office of pension examiner paye.8i,4u0 per year with 13 per day fur expenses. Three men from Bloomington are now holding these appointments, under the Cleveland administration. There are certainly good Republican soldiers in Monroe county who are competent to fill "these positions and there should be no delay about placing tbeca there next spring'. What do you. gay to tbe Progress' suggestion, soldier? Died on Thursday last, the in fant daughter of. Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Rubertaoi aged seven months. Lcn. Fields has left the American Haud Sewed' Boot and Shoe Co of Toledo,; O,, for which be has traveled a number of years, sud &f. Rcoduc ha; secured the posUiop formerly held by Mr. F. The house is a first-ctas one, and Ed- is a Kiwtler tod.a busMinan of much more than average ability, 89 that we may expect to bear of his success in his new calling. The customers of the house will God Mr. Brodtx to be a gentleman as well a i reliable business manone who will improve on acquaintance. May good fortune attend you, Ed. Capt. Mart. Alexander and Tom. Massey are assisting Tom Farr to run the court this term. He could not have secured two more competent or gentlemanly assistants. Dr. Lowdcr was in town on Monday, getting ready to take Dr. Simpson's position on the pension board. James Hunter has sold bis interest in the east side grocery store and confectionery to his partner, J. B. Kirby, Ira M, Graves, of west 5th st., is the proud papa of a bright young daughter. Ira will require more salary now to support bis position as catnip tea provider. Hop. J. W. Buskirk was in Indianapolis last week in attendance upon U. 8. Court. He is one of the counsel in a 110,000 damage suit that was taken from Lawrence county-tn-Browoiiog vs. Reed. The1 petit jury,.aa drawn, is as follows Wo, til. Matthews, John Smith, Thos. M. Brown, Silas Grime?, John Ctiraon, Jas, Sexton, John Anderson, jr., Isao F. Eller, John D. Morgan, Jacob W. Miller, John Weir and Wni. J. Taylor. DEATH Of GEORGE W. WALKER. George W. Walker, who bad been confined to his borne on the corner of 7th and Lincoln sts., for the past four years, died on Wednesday morning last with a complication of diseases, in bis 44th year. He was a son ot John F. and Sarah Walker, and wa born in Lawrence co, Ind., on tbe 13th of September, 1S44. In 1848 hi Sarente removed to Bloomington where leorga attended the pqblio schools, and In 18f8 be went into the office of tbe Bloomington Republican to learn tbe trade under hi father and G. Whitaker, by whom the office was thon owned. In 1881 be whs appointed Deputy under Postmaster Win. M. Tate, and remained in tha office under Mr. McPhneters, who succeeded ' Mr, Tate, till failing health compelled him to relinquish tbe position. Ue waa the moat popular' man who. ever stood at tbe general delivery window, being patient, kind and prompt, and was liked by everybody. He united with the M. JS. church under tbe ministration of Rev. Hiram Gilmore. He was a mam bar of tbe I. O. O. F , having Joined in 1868, ana rotainea his connection with tbnt Order till tho tie was severed by death. The funeral survlce were conducted bv Bev'd Habtead and Read, and the Lodge of I. Q. O. F., of which he wa a member, bad charge of the remains at tho come-

College Oulllnat, UU Vouce, of e0, baa returned to hor

heme ia Indianapolis, Profewor reen' fllawct weru examined on Thursday latt. Miiu Emma Bnio hu nturnad to col lege aiter several W4tci ikknn. The Traiteei vltited collece latt week. epssiai recitatieiw ia tome of the clattea. Or. Tan Jaeemaan ha developed into aa artUt, and now on pretty afternoon ta3 be asea wiln bla camera. Euayt were read laH week by the foltowtns; member cf the Bemor elaia: Dreufar. Heinej, toitdea. MuU and Ml McMillan, Br. Wylle ao wife. Bar. Wylie and wife of J?h hiladelpbla, and Mrs. Mellette and ion of AVatertown, DakoU, viaited the UniTeriity last week, Henry tee, a graduate of 1. 8. U, ha-t been elected BenreiuotetiTe to the Wlaui. tare of Sanaa by the people of Kingman esualy. Profewor Clark, tailing that hi health will not permit him to da the extra work neceary to -conduct the BnaKefpeare clab, Ita decided to discontinue it meetnge. At the recent meetine of the Board of Truateet, Prof. Gilbert, of Cincinnati wa elected to the Chair of Blolugy. Prof. P. r. una take ttui um vacateo. ny rror. PhilBBtt, The fecond le3ture of the'eonme Will he given in tha eha ie on Wednesday evening by Frank Betird, the eartooniat Uking for bla (object "Chalk Talk," and Illustrating- bi lecture with picture wbieb be wilt draw upon the blackboard. On Wedneaday morning latt the college choir wa accompanied in their aong by a violin, flute and cornet. The ne oi theie instrument every day. would great ly improve tne munc oi tne cnoir. Tbe program f the independent annivenary oa Friday ' evening tut waa aa follow: a B. Harding, "Bird in the night"; Mil Teat, "Nathan the Wim"; W. B. Lindley, oration, "Sociability"; Mr. Inman. oration. "Independent Society." George Braxtan, of '88, i reading law with tbe prominent firm of ButHrk A Buskirk, andUiko all tbotclas will doubtlea make his mark in the Aetd which he ha cboaen. The Trustee transacted some biuineaa at tbe present session wbich ia of interest to come or tne ituaenu, especially tne SSentors. It i now required that eaen Senior tpeak.uyon graduating. Tha class being very large two day have been allowed fur this purpose. The many friend of Prof. Philputt will be glad to learn that be has been apnointed to the pastorate of the Central Christian cburah of Philadelphia, one of tha lendincr eoneresationa of that city. He will remove with bi family to his new field of labor about the first of the new year. ForSnndav Chapel services, $3 each day for music i to be allowed nereaiter. Mita Creed Myers and Messrs Milli. Muffelt, Brill and Monieal read euaya before Prof. Miter yesterday afternoon John C. Wall of '86 wa in town few days last week. Mr. Wells i located in SeyraouK. Prep. X?enoWnik"as. DY SOKMAN M'GEB, flam Hunter, the noted orahhclc gut entered last veek.

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.Kite irefoa day of last wek on account of ill health. ......The Seniors hiid aa Algebra examination last weak. Mr. Profit be been very ill daring the past two week. Mr. Guthrie returned last week, to the gratification of all. He i one cf our best student and an honor to hi clitaa. ......Mis McEee being present during the exercises last Friday evening, by request rendered a very pleating vocal aolo. ......Miss Hannah - of Prep, clans '68, visited the various recitations last Tuesday. .....An examination in Catsnr wa served to the Senior in the latest and most approved style, but Monday. Mr. Inman takes Algebra at Prep. ...... Mr. Simpson spent Sunday with his Louisville girl. Tbe choir ha a new pianist, Miss Perring. Mia Clark now act in the capacity of leader, ...... The"8eniors have finished the first bookof Csssar. ......Mr. Murdock, who wa a ntudent last year, will probably re-eater In the winter term. Hi t . aeaii tta hati been very poor during the summer. The choir now has tea members. ...... Already sleighing and skating parties are talked of. Prof. Beck will be at the Library next Saturday morning to assist students in preparing tumc essays. ......The number of the graduates in crease each year. This year it will exceea lorty. The fatos eem to be against our Rhetorical exercmes. We have not ha'i a bright Friday afternoon sines September. The attendance f Prep, at the ratification meeting the other night wa vary small. An algebra examination wa to occur the nei t day, and whero pleasure or profit is involved, they invariably forsake pleasure for the profit ' .....uiamej Weaver, of '88, viaited Prep, last Friday. ......The inclement weathor on last Friday afternoon was the cause of the poor attendance. Notwithstanding this fact tbe exercise were unusually good. The ulijoot for debate wm: "Does climate affect the oharacter of tbe people T" Tbe contestants were: afll, Cherry and Pauley; neg., Cochran and Ray Morgan. All handled the suhjcot well and Cochran's speech well deserved the special coin mendntion it reoeivod. The jury d eided in favor of tbe an. Th principal exercises were the speeches of Messrs. Oacana, Slull, Hrown and bass, Hiss Baker's deelamation, and ths piano solo of Miss Lelia Rogers. Yoo won!t ha vk to pa y a cent for consultation at Dr. Rose's office. He is independent in tbe matter of dollars ana cents and if he believes he cannot relieve yon or do yon any good be will frankly tell you. so. He does not want your money without comjm8;Uion-he is working for a reputation, which m worth more man money to an aapiring specialist like Dr. Kose, as he ex pecta to return to JUloomiogtoo in tbe near future, -Wra, Kennedy a son ; J. B. Kirby a daughter Mr. Amey i daughter .all on (lib street, Mi's. Shields was visiting rela tions aud fricuds in Seymour, Iud.,

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DASHES HERE AN D THERlii. Circuit court ia io sessicin with a prttly fair docket Mentha and Belle Axtelll havt been vieitiog friends in Worthtngteii and Spencec A neriea of ! viva'l meetini's will be bejtua 1n Jantiary, by Eld. Conner, in tli i Christian church of this place Geo. W. Alford has been electi' l Sentitor from Daviess and Marti i -Misn Mamie Taylor is viitting relntiions IHenry Ueiitry'H dog show Is now in Ntibrask i A gain of 1,02(1 votes ovi!t loS'k is indicated oy trie returns ci: the late election in Monroe count ? The son-in-law of Co, Cler t Fuller Dr. Gray of White Hal J) is very ill - 1 he daughter tt W. o. eward, Mrs. iinyitei ot - lem, is visiting relations here Wm, reterson will goon the coar.1 at the December term of commit. aioners ' it m street taLlc thtt J. B. Clark and 8. K. Rhorer will buy -Blair's stock of boots and shcts and place a general stock of goods in the room- : Thelaausot the fnsbytenari ebnrch had a very one-caat ueaervwra writer "patronage. The receipts were about 2l J 1 - J J 1-'T Mrs. K. U b reeves is it Bloomfield, on a visit to relations Doe. Wylie's infamt died one day last week- Peter Boman and C. K. ferduehav "lot li ed horns," Perdue ha ving us a it -suit sued Mr. Bowmen for aland r Dr. Dodds duugbter died on Sunday last with typhoid fever. It will, be remembered: that seveml of tbe family bave been sick Pension never was a warditd to a better or more deserving man than Capt. 8hoemaker. He should have had several thousand dollars of utretirages Treat's dog show got as far as Spencer, when six f the dogs took sick, several diediit d ths remainder were brought hoine. ill. bad worked nam to train tiie dogs and deserved better frtunMrs. Jfedigo bae brousbt nut against the Michigan -Mutual Life Ins, Co. for f 1,000 of insurancif; toe company claims that the pntt iuros were not paid promptly. Louden & Rogers ar -the attorneys for Mrs, P. and if there is buy show for plaintiff John H. Loudon ' experience and legal acumen wi II win the cace for the Jady Jud je Heffron will be here Dee. 10th to try the Chambers caae-- Andrew Hemphill is dangerously 111 John D. Morgan lute keeper of the county bastile, is utw pleasantly located in Setuth Pitrk, where be recently built a :aet slage. Father Coghlan of fit. Louis, ouurcn, who has been tiolding a Mtssionirere, delivered an ioteiroiting lecture in "Gollej Chapel in Sunday, Jas, Slocomb has been grant a pension amounting to f ter month. Miss Jessie Bonsall, dang liter of our former well know s oitiatu, Dan. Bonsall, was tnurried recently in Balleuger, Texas, to Mr. Arthur Frail of that towu, Capt. Shoemaker it in, receipt of a notice that he has beju granted a pension of 920 per nionthH It w WORTH a visit to Dr. Rose's office rooms in the Faulkner Hotel, to see the manikin of the eye which Ye purchased in f'a ris at an expense of several hnndred dollars. By the aid of this curious piece of mechanism you may tee every nerve of the eye, aud loam how your own organa are affected, if they are diseased. If your eyes are not diseased, or if you do not need treatment or glasses, Dr. Rose wilt frankly! tell you so. His fann er patients are his best friends, rjo. H.. Hunter returned to Washington City last Wudnwlsy via Chicago, stopping in the latter city a couple of days with his brothers, Craig and George. Joe is the same genial boy as of yore, his success in his field-of operations in the National capital not haying changed him in the least, : He i one of those .men who never gr w old and stilted, and you can't h dp liking Mm. Here's to yon, Joe. Pensions have been issued as follows: John B. Badlook. Hirrodsburg, original invalid ; Joseph tireon,' lilooramgton, increa ie ; Thos. Massey, reissue. Want .nails, hinges, locks, e:c for your new house T Ul course you do. Want a brass, copper or iron kettle, or an ' Early Rreakfnit1 stove? To be sure. Need iny kind of cutlery, paints oia or varnishes? Certainly, Wont voq need a heating stove soon f Bten thinking of that. Don't you kn aw that Baker, Ifeeld 4 Co. sell the bent that iave ever been iofiroduiwd in the county ? It will pay you to call at this store, and see the got:dii aud learn the prices, The Holden oomedy wmnii ny idayed to a large audience inOpi'i a lull, Monday night. The co m. puny is composed of a fine lot of people, thorough in. their parts and talented pctors as Weil. be gx-n-tlrmen and ladies of tliU oomiiapv will dqnbiless grow in, the cttiuiation of our people as the week pro gretme. and lovers nf tins class Ol amoaoment n should avail themscl r e .i . .. .... .r.. or tut opportunity t.isotne g,KKi

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for Senator from Murtin oiunties is a nf,?t tri it law and order loving s District. It in not h McCorn ick simply tha ciston fur much rejohnt cnuse of the li scomfitur oieot in politics that le a candidate and which I means o r foal to di.-feut 1 because be is lecognuied who is in favot of eaforci regulating the liquor tr was fought tr, that i IJeraocriitic newepspura Democriuic seloou keei satton o f this3it. an by a coniforUlWe maj-rity UaJ triumph for h im and for thefiti showed lay thcic action in eopl ing Mr. Ai for a tbst tney watf tie rroreiienteil: in the Senata ai

flood, clean mai. Wairjji:Sajj: fDavies m. Gazette. ' "

Mr. Alford is a jrraduate of M.m ,

iind a sdii-io-law . of K. E. Eq., of this filace. afWk..,. a an. M P f nv-W K IlA: JI IX AO A' IjUL lb MIH Uft-V

before the rwmt atlvaneo, at Ift! Hr ' KK

Bros. We sell it at 55c. forCWl?'g'il

'. ' StCI: EBAK KR wTGOSilv'M At AixBmI Thy some of our Fine Tisil, Vt . Bbikq on rour iwrotliuc. Kl-W JVU VC liIKUC7ll I.riVQ (W Sail 0.I'AT.EXANBWI .m t,. i R pe, for Seed, at W-44Qf hardware store. . fe - G ;t youir Rye at ware store. rhtBuildint: Materials, aa lnUi J, anybody can sell them, at yti Allen'u hardware store.. ,. . TVt am- -wit IT tA ir : -ftaI'm

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the bo id wo. re store ot W. J. AllWlK,; VnUlVs Mm A l fcjscwrae - m,1m saw New SoatiHOM, Ar, C. U ATJSXANCE B?&i. Bov M. VoU'EBTa CltSfiM Bbkab, tbe best in the chyv; ' , -f ' - Com! and examine th CEYLON COFFEE,1, At C. U AL15XANDE B.J&. -

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aud at low prices.. W.J.ALLEJ. Hemp. Wirjsogetsthetliiotit"" aa well aa the fr?eheat cot hi try joroduce, aa his country cucaai-a are-flfL I he class of-neoili!;

hence the lHeiilVlti"!!!

ter, etc. , ne tens is arwy oa!f OSB Bottle of English tjiiif Linimont cure my un j Norman two ugly blood spavin whjoh tVtmsjpilis-'ffi her value at least 880. It la the g.waV41

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JOHN MoCAIli '. Horn Deatcn ilS

tiarliarttm, U. Sold by B.. LJndley, Orogsiut, f IJt ssa.. Ingtoa, lad. - - ' ; ' !i Hemp- WmoBj tb,e fresli Mmfc? grocer, is on the comer of M. ; and College Aveatie. -CswoiiM) ' ceived daily, hence they arealvrsj fresh Ve misens It Mar Cmrnntnw-,: ALL PARTIES IltVEMTW ' TBE MePltJEETBBS HAWlf LKW CO, WHICB IS XO.V OUT OF JWk IX ESS, WILl HAVE TUB JNSXr .. DATS TO SETTLE THXttt rfl. COUNTS AND NOT1ZS WiTB -iff. ?' McPUEliTEMS OBJ W. SHOSif AXES, AT THEIR OLD PLACi: f BUSINESS. AFTER TBAT XATft OUR BOOKS WILL PASS INTO f-fOt -BAND Of OUR ATTOMNSVS i'Om COLLECTION. PLEASE TA$l .V TICE, CALL AND SETTLM 7r US AhD SAVE COST OF COiVsVC INO AS'WS CAN FAVO WHERE AN ATTORSSr mi)b NOT. BESPECTFULLT SVUM rRIE-VLS, LATE McPHKiSTEBS HAHPrTAIE ; q$, Stodjsbakkb WAsasnn--.;?-''-" . At4tififc'-' Hbmp. Wilson hM-a-fwJl raE ; of Queens ware and GUwware- nwH it is now time to 8elect.simelhita nice for the holidays, Bay, the . best, it will pay. " 1 x !

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aa Absolutely PMN Tliis powdor never vnrie. A tntvj of parity, strength an wholitsmiBrt, More economiirihan the ordinarj k4a. - and can not Ik sold in compel uiea WHS ! f e3fte alum or uhosnhatr lwwdora. ola nhlv in : RTV, Bak Ivipm C., Vfit

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