Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 48, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 January 1889 — Page 3

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is b hstdqtortcra for fine Baltimore ofwwx asv leceiTev iib aj an ai wavs irau. uw nw en i (i at a aoart. 0X0. Emm HA8 O P EK BP HIS NEW CONFECTIONERY tb aita af the baraed Vaildiag, aafea (heads to . come aed stt supply of Ca apt y $aJU9t 4 4 i mm ereirig iWiakept in MSeeiMtbcr to all OB Benckart bafax yam Jjwjv . , ng1 BwfH "nB awrc, tde-of tle sqnare, stands alone. KoM liwK kpl Kb a stock, in iMli(ftace this hw rf WW inade aeaecialty. The ba, raawtidef . cwwte. tiw, bandkerkie& aaiSi, H8 and llite sbirlsJ are very enpenor, end tne -fasbionabta in cot and material. Doat forget cell at McGee's or 70a will &laeMaawlliiaf . afca. '. aW Coffee. 1W TobaeMandOgn, ktHcwfk. Wifana'a poerj atore. Try oeeaf the new Jswaods bf egon'sc thfe store It vriix Dt TOO oootf to go into' Charier Mobary' dry goods vatre,oiJb'9anlhaWef ibeaqoaie, nd examine tone of the aeasoaabte guilds xdartd ou sale by- him. He 'ba WOTofMmringgnoda at $Nr'ewfiuttirslhau a awjorify of the Imyinvaarf he twlh. tbi comaj . i - i Mtfd!uirfj knr.' He has an etvf.tfataa. tmong me ua, satfijk4t:a-:tint toatcote'the-II tie rtiet '.-sost fircqBrntly I calh-dj

i- irrawitalann in this and adjoining

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rearft, brvakfast ebawl-, and alliaold nvre of tht of Bffe

manner of hetiery, hia stock is dif- : than sonietjf . the larger or wore cak to-rxee!. He now has, in f fiwUiaUoBS, Sores bocaw he exoddiiM to ihe gewds formerly car- j bibtted aDentina tastein selection. rM. a eoaiok Kne of boots, sbofsl IJe doea- a thrtvtasr business ,i

aid mIjImTs, and will lit you oljcboke country produee and in teas,

tor a very reaevmlde anta t oaey

. . He has 4tIeo lately made bis store iT 1" .; 4be 1eailqiwr5fbr anibiellai"-

.. I JTbe better ; . tvier gradea fi

' - .'dresogoud. kept by Mai,: 4 V- ' And o leaw 3barlej Sfobtey's Jitoreifcsoited. If roa IdaaiT see what yoa west ask for it,

k aa and tin Till he; almoat eertana to

4wraqusTBesajcttsifc,

- Te3'Wll had thetsMt gonda; in ha troeery liaet Heaap. Wilson's.

V;. li(OBieah goods every weekl

afa Maait nothing in birbaase is stale. . sw .

" ' COelKO oaf tfce stock of Over-

-coetaaj eoat at MeGee'a dotbing stare noutb SKte of toe aaaare. Yws esamot Son an idea of bow W lhjt ie tW yoa kar hk figure and exaatiae the goods. The soils that ai kept ia atook tbeeeaaeaa-enmaMKiIy-well nade, and the maieriak nraerior to apr aaaally sopplied. The prices are fat below tboaeof am toraser ncaanw. EeV McGee baa worked a ivorotk iw dolhiaf trade. . rWe want eome more relit ble 4 adl oar sorsery atoeks waraateed' first -cUss, true to name mm ardered. and delivered ia good, healthy condition. Salary and ex jeaaavr commission if preferred).! ' A pply (stating age) to Tbe C. Ia; VaUaB9 58nery Cm., Geneva, fit, . . , AHvm vMc-mmMMpc. C, VASZANDT lias aetrctiiad from basinets, but w8t be . foaed at bis old stand ia the Sodbury -'; block wttb a:complete iiee of tTKDMTAKBtfa AKD WBOHA TEREK'S SapeSes. Be wilt hereafter isWoie bis aatwc attention te tarse special ' lm. and will rnaraatee work the best and prions the lowest. Remember the Place, Sudbury Block, Berth Side Square. JAS.HUNTER ' fat t.luo ten dinar m rtiurri EE ttata. I eta ix rc Tu Bssr -t r ISO GOOD vsv asrr nr. BtoomeToir, d wiix

sr ownt. $HSArB TMa. m u. C'oJtB ASP 32 S its BEfEB TQV nrrV W&SWTTt T05 HOi ABe, WsW

A LITE CITY. MoomiBfton b thejbest twra in South-, At I tc I - l..!...

.ui.. '' growiag ttcadily od Mpidly: Indin VaWanitj it toMted bntr; alio "bedstead aadaarwHi ttctoty witb 10 onHnt oi t,Caa.Btr waak; a Uva 4 tending he-, ory ttair fiutory j exUnW spoke aadfcubfiMtoqr; tptaRUg iH; two nlr mrth, ato atat:' Bu turnpikot, iwtriupIi(,aBappwti)sr being aadajfor water work ad fo w opera aaaat; W large, ksadioaMly furnuhed aa4 iaafDesMlf stocked dry good houses ; tfem 1 biadeqiae end heavily stocked ototkiag hemses; two a flue herd were stone as are sees anywhere ; severe) eaoneoaa stocks" of fttralture; jpoeecysteres(eoiaeiiiaortea in nnmbe)) that era excelled ia no towe ef 16,000 pulaUon. 'The business men are withe ut cx ioeptiaa ooertaoas, eaterprisiag. and libel and eJI aenroowten are welaooied, as iayelbeiairowiigitea.. A BA.BGAIK. I have dwi Everett Piaoa in atora that I will sell at a b redactioa, if RoW ia the t.- . 4 .ill atasoer of tin and abeet itac aork done by Baker, Neeld A Oa whoaa eatablishnaetit la on the Mith aide ot the qtare. If jtm need ;aaj article kept ia a bardare atore go into this bouse before yoa hay. It the old MePbeeters Hardware Co. store. BfcBADt eakea, eraekeri, plea and everything asoal It kept in a oonfeetkaerv or rentaorant, at Gwrge Bene karb. IT 18 THE WOJ5DBH OF THE A6 M the stock of goods ott the shelve, crwnera,md a the drawers, st the Ssaitli Jewelry Store and. BJor, soota . ww, xw hoti.ae receives car-kiad after -car-load of goods, and et they are sold with such rafdtff that there ia always demand for more- The stock ia not all of a lisht or raeile cbaraieter either, as aowe mieht suppose, for' imn are 0M, and stiver watches oflbt best . brande, docks of the moat relitble Btaaufactore, atlverr. ware thai faknowar fe-5e standard, even tiajaare . tncfoded in this naat moth stock - Matty honaebold artisieaahat ae very useful sad ornamental are also sold here for a trifiiig snota" JlUMY Ruisson $ the well knoe n west side erfwr, and. lias a

exten-ibandfome, fresh stock of -goods

erkiea1liy reason ot gooti potronage ualaavs kept frwh. A very h&hd -aoinc and tasteful display of.qn etiswre any laasBvar o..ioi.-.,l apetiaities titat wts ttrae4ed nvmt aifirtum of laic tn tact be bas eoQrcaugars, ete;,earrying a sloek that is far wove tte ordinary Don 't forget to htak at sod price. va cBinwr setts.. - ' Hexr; Wjioji gets the choicest well as be freshest' eonntry rod nee, as bid eoontry -castomers are of toe beat; class or people;; beaee the butter, cneese, apple butter ete., be sella is always choice. . r"'" -The liest tinware and sheet iron ware ia tdww can be secured at Baker, Neeld dc Co.?s hard ware tort', seooad door east of the Natiomd Bank. Taa ought loot to sake a pcrehasee-Twa see the ware display! this house. SICEOT CA2nIE8 yoa EV ER saw at H. T. Swindlercu This hoose baa stocked p epecially for the Holiday trade, and they sk yoa to call and see theaii For any kiod ef geaeral bardwarc,aopb as nails,, binges, jscks or jcutJery, or fine raxorSr butcher knives, pocket knives, foe shears, eta., yoa sboaht call at rafterJNeeJd dc Cos hardware store, two doors east of tfee banfc. It TOP vast the neatest fitting s?ianenfs yon; ever .wore, go to Bent. Mcuee and get bin to cut and make yon, au& He ia .snpenortoaii. SrimraAKEii Wasoks At AU.EVS. Cbaio Woklet has a lot of firac-elsas Baggies, Carriages, PImb tona and Spring Wagons, at his livery stable, which be will sell lor cash or will trade for mules or horses. Call on Craig before you sell year stock. Njcbbt stock of winter clothing and stylisb Overcoats ever seen in Blooroingtoo, are now on exhi bition in Metiers well established 331 reliable faUoring establishment, south side of the square. Never was neh a stock -of Hats seen in Biooraington as are now exhibited by Ibis firm. How it is possible for McGee to sell throe tailor made suits for f 9 it is hard to understand, unless he steals them, and it doesn't mukeaoy difference to the purchaser so be gets a bargain; A countryman befog asjke in wbow he put bd t-WJ"1 wbn he had a pid ttouuf U m IM'.-Tsitnjr'ii Couirh Hnnsv.

?or ( by Fa amy, liloommgtei

Imf)orted Stiff Hats in three

shapes, ;'rom Halsberry & Co., Loudon, England. Retail in all cities at $4', To introduce them here ill sell at3 Q0. . , Eagle Clothing House. Tl etockholdirs of the Monroe Ct tnty Agricultural Society will bo; J the regular annaal meetine for the election of officers for the eos'Jng year, in the Grsnd Jury Boom, at the Court House in Blooceutgton, on Saturday , February 2d, 1889. A full attendance is desii od. Hour of meeting, 1 o'clock t.m. . A. E. Johnaoh, President. N. 8. Boa bs, Secretary. Bona Rogers is li kely ' to be stumbling over the rocking chairs these, long winter nights, in his search after soothing syrup Jbr the fine bor baby that baa ,put in ap pearand at his hoose recently. tfohn Hooter, one of the suc cesefu? iarmers of Koox county, aocoropa : ied by lira. H., has been visitiov- his father's family on North Walnut street. i otracted meetings have been held at the TJ. P. church during the wt t k past. The Fire Marshal of Boston has made an exhaustive inquiry in to the causes of fires. He finds that ti e largest percentage of them were started by matches that had been carelessly dropped or that had been nibbled by nice. The students of ladiaua Uni versity are the most orderly of any we read of. While other colleges have tiieir factional fights, and their rebeilvtus antics to answer for, our .State institution is -notably quiet. I'ias. Clara Slus is at Wash ington, Ind.j with her sister, the wifec Senator Afford, and will remain during the winter. &k Mad Maniage," the eontinned story on the 4th page, grows in Intv rest with each succeeding ehapt. r, and it is being read and iretpiyed by many, J'roh Albert Bryan's house hold has -been increased by the birjh of a soti. The Professor is one-ct' the finest educators in the tato4 ut! sUnd high at his home ia Y'ttcennes. vw. Utifanil has rrtnraeir to BUtouiington and is manager of the bath rooms and -bitrber shop in the Ourend block. Wes. has been trayeiing with AI Q. Fields' minI fitrete, but bad to lay off becavsc of sickntjsB, . Miss. Kste Seward is at Salem with her sister, Mrs. Snider, and may remain several months. Sggs were never so plentiful at-this season of the year. Every grocery store has bushels of them exposed to sale, and immense qumtiuei are shipped from this place each day. They retail at. 15c per dozen, and are cheaper than meat at jijo per pounds Spencer Journal: Prof.Zsring, principal ot tne spencer rlieb. Seb' ol, Very unexueetedlv tendered bte resignation of his position to the selHwrf board list Uaa4f ' WgM, He :ad been doing nrst-clasa work in the schools, ami his resignation was a great surprise to the board. Mr. Zaring will leave Friday morn ing for Europe, where be goes to looU after the business and interests of the estate of Sir Lord Oliphabr, ree!itjy deceased, who wias a rent tiye of his wife, sod a distinguish ed English philanthropist and sci entist ot great weaUb and renown on the other side of the Atlantic. He will be accompaoted by his wife ami per sister, insy will- remain in Ltondoa till spring, summer at Vetvailles, and then go to Hypbia, Syria, where Lord Oliphant bad lar!!;e interests and . where be spent a large part of his time in writing askd atnny. This yisit abroad wilt gtva Mr. Zaring a splendid opportunity tor travel sod study in foreif n lands, and be rosy remain abroad for several yean, 'ifis tnny triends in Spencer, while re gretting his departure, heartily wish j fc itst a pleasant yoyege ead a happy ietusw. On to Wsflhineton ! A posi tion for everyone) We want several god man in jour section to ejaj.l -jNursory to:k. We guarantee tt trne to skim. delivered in qocd condition, and first-class in every particular. Sala ry and expenses. (Expense money advanced if necessary). An ply at nce (stating age) to W. Ji,. McKax, Geneva, N. Y. When yon boil a cabbage, tie a hit of dry bread in a bag and put it in the kettle. Frenoh cooks ssy that all the unpleasant odor wbwb tmket the bouse smell like an old dViiin will be absorbed by the bread. Princeton Clarion : William Preston, near Fort Branch, lost about 400 hogs by tbe cholera. A g! eat many other farmers have lost lurge numbers. ' Estimating the toss on these at five cents per pound, an immense amount of money is taken away from the farmers of

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The; Chicago News . people know a good city when they see it, as the following extract from an editorial ipdicatear It of course refers to our place; "Bloomhigton is a big, round word which completely fills the mouth. To properly pronounce it requires a baioonful ef breath., When one has cast it forth he instantly feels as if he had been mak ing a bellows ot himself to blow ai; or about something. This is as it should be, for Bloomington is a great city." The schools of Albert Lea, Minn., have been closed because of prevalence of dipthcria Mian Ma well .is a teacher in Albert Lea. -Enoch Fuller and 8. E. Carmichaet have purchased from Mrs. Watts, through her agent, Jami How?, the large frame house on west Kirk wood Avenue, and ,v acres of ground on west 6?h street adioining Joseph Cron's property. These geutlemen intend to recon ¬ struct and modernize the - attit bouse, and will subdivide the five acre piece into town lots. ' The west aide ot town is going to boom during the season of '89. Deputy Clerk JtWr G. McPbeelers was in Indtaunpwlis last week in atteudsnce upon a meeting of the Masonic Mutual Inn, Co. of which be is an officer for tbialocalThe eclipse of the mooji last Wednesday night was a fine exhi bition And was witnessed by an im mense audience. It showed off between showers in this locality, and the shadow of the -earth covered about four-fifths of (he moon's surface before it began to recede. Grass is starting up fresh and green-in the pastures, and the sun shines a warmly many days ef the' week as it is wont to do in the spring lime. ': ' Miss Maggie Connelly went to Lafayette last week to attend the wedding of her friend, Miss Fannie O'BoUL ' i ii-On Tuesday of last week (he wife of Dr. Ben. Newland tied of j pneumonia, and tbe remama were fxfepnaned' lo twk i V Js"? v Dr. Ifewiaod has been in bad bealtb for some time past. ..Qne of the prominent society events of the past week wss the marriage at Bedford of Mr. Jesse M. Winstandley and Miss Carrie Crim". Mr. Winstandley is one of the leading society young men oJ Bedford, the son of Hon. W. C. Winstandley, Prest. of the Bank of Bedford, and Miss Crim is the accomplished daughter of Isaac Crim, a former county official bnt now engaged extensively in the quarry business in Lawrence county; Tbti ceremony wan performed in the M, E. church, .at 9 o'clock a. m., in tbo presence of an immense concourse ot triends, and tne nappy paur took traia the same morning for Chicago, Minneapolis and St. Paul for a short visit. A large number of valuable and useful presents wero received by the young couple. Uncle Bob Galloway is visit ing friends in tils locality. Ho, with his sisters, is residing in Ntibraska. likewise his brother Jim Henry Gentry has purchased tbe residence property of Rey. Mr. Hamilton, south of the public com etry, Representative polan has iu troduced a bill which provides for legalising the acts of commissioners ol UoDroe count v. Five Cents a Bolt for Wall Paper, and 10 cents for Gilt, unti March 1st. See Jonif Wvlie, OnTT.P.iiV of the tinat lirnniU. irnl

fatality amopg! only the best brands, sold by W. ' U. All-in,

Awav!

wil l receive jour subscription, or re Elder Sjrawn of .Spencer was the guest of Prof. At water, Sunday week, Ed, Slipp was the first roan who rode .across the new bridge over Clear Creek on horseback. On Tuesday of last week Columbus, Ind,, voted an appropriation of 175,000 to the E. cV R. railroad by a majority of 859. This is the Mac-key road that is being built through Bedford. There is a scheme on fool to change the judicial district so (hat it will be surely Democratic and will givp aoft places for (wo Domosralto Attorney s. The plan 13 to tie Brown and Monroe together iu one, with -Brawn's 800 majority, and couple Lawrence with Jackson in the course of two years. It will be done, too. because the Demo cracy have-the'Jiower, and they are up to just such schemes. -r Tbe Gentry show arrived in town on Thursday, and was taken to the D. Eckley Hunter property in the southwestern portion of towu, recently rented by the Gentry brothers. Their former residence was not large enough to accommo date the family and the show peo ple. Henry Gentry has made a success of the ehow. r-On (Iic'-niaht of MoadflV, Feb. 4th, Clmpla;n Lozier wilt deliver it Iwtwreiiteo eeurt--beuee,-la the interest of -tlie Women a Relief Corps, hawng beeto engaged for that occasion by tbe Grand Army Post of lhi city. The Chaplain will sing a number of his char&et eristic songs, and lias asked that be be assisted by tbe Republican Glee Club of this city. Piiccs will lie reasonable, and. it is believed (hat there MriJl be a crowded,!iouse. Semeiuber that it will be on Feb. 4th ' Tbe .Mendelssohn Quintette Club concert, last Friday night, war listened to by a large and well satisfied audience, if one may judge by tbe frequent encores. The solo on the clarinette by the white hair ed veteran, Thomas Ryan, was pleasing performance, as the tones were devoid of tbe "pig under the fence squeal,'' wbwb i so often tor tured from that versatile instrument. The violin solo Herr Ohiiger was uncommonly fine viewed from the standpoint of those who know how difficult tbe positions and bow ings are,and as a matter of fact, ike most of tbis class of music, bad more of execution and less of music than is appreciated by the mass of listeners. Herr Hekkings fantasias upon that seemingly clumsy instru mentthe violoncello, were something .wonderful, so easily and gracefully did be handle it, and its voice-like notes will haunt those musically inclined, many, days after the concert is forgotten. Miss Alice Ryan is a talented vocalist, whose efforts to please were thor oughly appreciated, though the fear that the chilled atmosphere of the room might injurionsly affect the young lady's unprotected chest tones, detracated somewhat from the pleasure of those of sympathetic nature in the audience. Tak en altogether, however, the concert was the most attractive number of the course, acd the oeollemanly managers-deserve the thanks of the public for scouring for their patrons so rich a musical treat. the two new bridges over White river bave cost the Motion railroad company f.5,Q00.. Charley McPheeters' new grocery store is being fixed up like a parlor. Charley is a man oi taste, Mrs. G. K. Perry and Mrs, F. E. Worley have been appointed delegates to the National Woman's Suffrage Convention, which will

tu Wa.sUtngtou, D. C.,J i2tj Z2 j:

800 pair? of all woo?jp

f pants at 2.00 2.50 and 3;0QnjaM!t

pants at f 2.00 2.6U and 3. er bouses sell at S3.0U, 3.&0 mi 4.00. Eagle Clothing House, Ki Deekard has purchased the Kent mills, and will run them for all they are worth. ' The hub and ppoke factory is running day an! night, and still is unable to fill all of its-orders. Lindley's drug store room has been re-painted and papered throughout, and, looks handsome accordingly. President pro tem. of tbe Indiana Senate, Jas. Cox of Morgan county, is an original Monroe coun ty boy, being a son of Bridgmsn Cox of Benton tp. Jas. M Sare, an active worker ia life insurance, has removed with his family to Indianapolis, where be will work for the New York Ljfe: A Bepufy U. S. Marshal was in tov?n last week summoning witnesses to appear before the grand jury of the U. S. court. Tbis is the second time that that official has cast bis net here. EsteU, son of freight conductor Ben. Dowden, who lived here a while and then kept a restaurant at Crawfordsville Junction, was killed by a train at Cincinnati, O., recentTom Barnbill, a sound Re publican and a first-class business man, has been appointed postmaster for UnionviUe. Mr. Barnhill was removed to make place for a Democrat, but the democrat recently resigned and tbe patrons of the office wanted Tom in the office again and he was appointed It seems somewhat early to talk about the city election which occurs in May, but the candidates are "mentioning the matter" to their friends. Geo. Oweos tells a Progress reporter that he is a can didate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. George has earn ed a re-election, and bhouid receive the nomination with bat little if auy opposition. Bart, Roscberry, who ina.company with his wife went to Las. Vegas, N. M., several months ago, hoping the change of climate would improve, bis health, -died--o ' Friday last with consumption, and the remains reached Bboniiugton on Monday, by the 4 p. ro. train. Bart., as he was familiarly known, had been dealing iu stock with Joo Crou as a partner, for a number of years, and was nu active, energetic j business man. His age was about 37 1 years. j Mrs, Richards, mother of Mrs. Jas. Simmons, arrived in Bloomington last week on a visit to her daughter's family. Deputy U. S. Marshal Ward went, over to Polk tp. to summon witnesses to appear at Indianapolis and ..testify in regard to tbe irregular practices of Democratic election managers last November. In town he summoned Bona. Rogers, Simp. Nceld, Geo. Bollenbaolwr, Ed.Corr, C.C. Mefford. They were required to be in Indianapolis to-day (Tuesday). Miss Dollie Liudfcy is yij;tijf friends in Bedford. The popular Greeves corner grocery is now owned by Charley McPheeters. Utve him a call. Richard . Baker, of. west 6th street, has been dangerously ill daring the pa6t week.. Counterfeit silver dollars have made their appearance in consider able numbers They are a good imitation and except a bluish tint and a greasy feeling might deceive anybody. Be on the lookout ior them. Miss. Lizzie Qwims, teacher of No. in the graded School building, was presented by her pupils recently, on ber birthday anniver sary, with a handsome volume of Moore's poems, Charley Me, wants to see yon at bis corner grocery, the old G reeves stand. Oi'Jeans Examiner; John Niaholson, the c&liaut fireman of engine 55, left Orleans Monday morning for New Albany to take a position as fireman on the main line. Johnny has been on duty on the short line the past two years, and has many warm personal friends here who disliked to see liim leave, A camp fire and installation of officers, F. D.Mat thews Post No, 1U9 M. A. iv., ot j&iieitsvuie, was held at the G, A. R. bail, January ; 6th, 1S89. Hid following oftVers were installed: W, II. Jaekson, Commander : Wm. Whaley, Senior ! Vice-Cortimauder; Jas. EHett, Junior V ice-Cmmnder ; L. H. Constable, Adjutnut ; John Eukin, Quartermaster ; W. L. Wbittcd, Surpeon; Abner Thomas, Chaplain; W. G. .Dutniins.Officvr of the Day ; N. Sumner, Officer of llto Guard ; G, W. Matsun, Representative to the Department Eucatupiaeuj

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The planted at tbe square by the wind till 6i) !Harrisbn" is left. No new transfers of have been reported, up to the' of going to press. Mrs. R. W. Miers and Mrs. J, H. Louden aw circulating petitions to the Senate and House, asking them for legislation wvih reference to teaching (be efft cts of alcohol in schools, and selling tobacco to minors. ' . Mr. Hemphill, an old citizen is dangerously sick at b is residence in the southeastern portion of town. Showers Bros, bave bsen adding machinery to their factory, till the engine in use .has not iiufifieteat power to do the work, no t bey have ordered a Corliss engine of ISO horse power, and it will bo placed in position soon. Charley McPheeters ia now the boss at tbe qld Greeves corner grocery. He will pay the beat price for country produce. The Directors of tike First National Bank of Bloomington, at a meeting held last Wednesday night, elected Nat. U. Hill., President, and P. K. Buskirk, Vi'M President. W. E. Woodburn is still Cashier, and Chas. Small is Teller cf the institution. Conic Dodda, leaves for Kansas this week, with the expectation; of growing rip with the couutiy. 'Squire Staley of Beao Blossom j tp. died on tbe 18th itist, witb eonsumptioo, in his o2d year, Nat. Roseberry accompanied Mrs. H. on her sad journey to her' old home in Bloomiogtou. Call on Charley McPheeters, tbe accommodating grocer. He will treat you squarely . , -r-Jesse May field sold to Jo . N. Cron last week iiina pigs, nine monibs old, that averaged 33$ lbs. Ki Deekard, of Brown county, was seriously injured Last week by being thrown from a- horse. The funeral of W. B. RoseBerry will take " pbtti ""Wednesday at 2 p. m. Services at tbe ChrUtinu church by Prof. At water. John B. Btiskirk, father oi John W., tins beeto, quite ill, at bis residence ou east 7tb street; Miss Ida Harbison is taking a course in the Louisvillecommerci.il calllege. - Mr. Clemens, who for a w-iile owned tbe Bee Hive grocery, is now residing at Mt, Carmel, Ills., and is traveling for a wholesale paper dealer. . Fine fresh stock of groceries at Charley McPheeters' grocery. The old Greeves stand. "Foundation Day?' exercises of Indiana University 'were held at College Chapel on Monday evening, and were cf great interest to the friends of the institution. The address of Him. Da w'd D. Banta was an able production, worthy or". its talented linthor and replete with research and embellished with eloquent periods. The audience was large aud appreciative, Weekly Critic, DeFuniak Springs, Florida : A. pleasant wedding was celebrated in this city Monday evening, lit was the marriage of Mr. Herman Wolf and Miss Sina E. Black both of this city. The wedding occurred at 7 o'clock at the residence of the btide's parents. This event has been eagerly looked, forward to for some time by friends of the contracting parties, and it was one of the most pleasant affairs of the kind thai, has occurred tbis season. Tbe bride and groom are well and favorably known and have, a wore of friends who wish them a long life and happiness. On next (Saturday night Mrs. Hoffman will lecture before tbe Y. W.'C. Atoftbbirilr. Adams & Denton completed tbe brick work of ti e rear portion of Geo. Benckurt's ba ko-roota to the fquare last w.eek. Xaying bri ek in January is an uueommou thing in this latitude. iVm, A. Rogers, a well known farm er, went to Most; Kah.il recent ly to purcuasc a cop. i bere was nothing iu the cap Hue in the "Eagle" that would fit him, o Moso bad to send to the mnnufioturere, as Rogers wears a No. S, tbe larg est ever sold in the county, Moke snys. Notwithstanding Mr. Rog ers wears so large a mini ocr 1 is not a case ot " instead as it is gen - .... . .4. . . erallv uixlerstootl, for he ii a eensi-

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ti e best Stoves - sttisfactoty Cook -&wH& worhl i sold by Allcfl, and y )ti forget it. - Mart. BerryoMtn, t!ie known and popular d:lit'ef i$ handling orders lor turn. S: Son, in tbe old i-'ocm s and. THE FARMtt l The Indiana Fabmer, pab)ti e & at Indianapolis, is not only jjb I trgest, but best Agricultural pa i i tbe United States. As o xlimtt fwro andslock journal it raulcsh,!! i i : 1 i ....l.,.n.M-.AM 'mil, .: .nlvOne Dollar nr ver. Wa

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their ofirionltural nauer, ami it I terves and oueht to have 100 subscribers, and we are gaq fi know that it already lt -. itii$ tiirculation. Scndforasaaiidajcopy, , . - : Ren. Smith &6on bavehiret' Wart. Berry marrto ;de!heroodi: . or tnem. He wiw iaia Fiom those who desire go:id4 and ece them. Pauers for uhieitts arilHFcarjets, for sale at the ProgrsiiffSfei ror .o cents a dozen. . .STCUBAKEU WAGOS'i' Building Material s?1b inybody san sell them, Alien s hardware store tru-rm lTCH, Mance and Scnttely oi; soman or animals carsdin 30 miaatcs If Woolford's Sanitary Ijotion. TJijjritiewiii-; raiU. Sold by H. i49Jlejr, Bio.oii( tadiaaa." " " ' . BurimxG material of a Iih!s and at low prices. : -' W.J. 4 1

Okb Bottlb of English ivl Linimont cured ray fine N irDian awr if two ugly blood tpuvins which dapapij her yalae at least 80. It iis ,frft.Ei.di J Ulemhh cure I over used.' - John ueCAUt, Hh nam f. DarlingtonIad. v W.byv JEiWdley, OsSafrVatltmtl,-' ington, Ind. ' ; ';sy THU iNAUGTJFBiTJOK, f tlia Inauguration of Preiidelest H arrison, on the 4th of Maraen t, the Ohio & MtssKsipfi Bjulwuy"will sell tit kers to Wtshingi j C. and return, at one far -g t'a round trip from all ststiona'tib' Sta ' Jin p. Tickets on sale FAf m 'f 28th, March 1st, 2d and 3d, Ijiel js kive, good rettvrniog stiWlJiWlif' Stji, 1839. Ft r rates and If rtliet information call on B. F. Ajjaa-s Agent O. & M. Ry, or addefw 0. Q. Jones, Dist. l?aa's;,t, YinosnneIridfv JohJt Beown has begf" t't"' regular campaign of ylt cleaatft nd. desirs to gel all the pti-onge pJI3jH, u hvit well prepared for tho bustaei "tW-lt' ; guar mtees satisfaction. Browa t if -wiajp ' ; rclinhto man.. a man who lrsv4oM imSr -

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