Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 9, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 April 1889 — Page 3

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-wan that ia known to bo ataadard, twmt -as foeludetl in this Steele, Many taosehold artieles that ate very Useful and raaBMBlat an also sold here for a irifltag Ow. BCTtatAmp'a.Vw neat la W Irendqmrtere for fine Baltimore tncia. .B ReeiTc,tbea daily by czpteaa, aiidaoaw&aMitty they ,anaayalre8k Caiind gel, a .r.,AW Snrntum Wagotft, 8mng Vaaoos. Carta, alaa the Easy Rid-, in Pemtamo Cart. AH lor sale. . - w x ALLEN, i '-. w. Cbaiojct. HOBZ bs secured fresh, firabby steak 'of Spring- , Gooda, aBd is haTiB'abfgr ran on" , tfcen. He does no wait tilt -erytodelse n stocked p before lit bsya, bat Joapa iato'the ring with a atoak that is cakalated to aait cvenr flmaber 'of the family. H m carrying a very well aelected took of boota, aboea asd robbere attoog bia .hie invest naeats, and fee ta aelliag tnem at '-figures sorragfy iair. ior Charley MobtejU fcUnv, if yoa don't know where ft is. . TobaeV CSara, at Hemp. WT atore. Try one of . the new et eigaia at thia atora. Mtmc CtraK" for Rheximaand jsTonlKM; radically cans ia f Clrea amy by iwwmi tM fan iintem. n win net inn. TSe. y tt. Liafthf-a Oravaitta; aaa-iaw ZB THK piece goods at Ben.; cGee A Cos merchant tauofiag bliab stent. They embrace ev erything that, ia newr ohoiee and deArable. - ' Ben. BIcGee, the famons nd popolar cotter, preaidea at the board, and will draft and eat yoor presents so they will at and be a plMnore to mr . :v. - - Bbbad; verytbtng aanaiiy ept in teetmnery or reatauraat, at Benekarta. .. '"'-ii George .... ZLi,jmmr-L t IW will nnd toe. beat goods, is the grocery Iinet Hemp. Wiboo'a He receives fresh goods every week, a that nothing in his house w stale. Call on him ia "Progress Block." Neveb bock the world begnav Las auch a lateek of geods in the Gents' faaisbing line, bees seen in the store of.MeUMcYCo. Any tningyowmay nave beard of or Ma in the city is received here promptly, and offered for sale at city peine. 'If you don't fee what job want jnataafc for it. Wk kkep three or fear of the! best Biding Cnltivators and Plows! taade. The Oliver Chilled Plow stands nt the head and we have it BAKER, NEELD A CO. ITCH, Vmm and Scratches bantu or niautr ear4 ia 38 mlaatet hy waeirora bium-t jbouon. i n is saver rati, soui aj a, wjmuv, moomiogMo, 4iaeaV 3? pEST m THE MARKET,

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i' V m ft v. ' Cots a Hoof Pour: - That what the Whitley Reaper and Binder ia warranted to do. If you don't brliere it calf at the hardware store of Baker, HeehJ 4 Co. and tie the machine in operation. Solid steel. It throws the handle six feet out of the way. Does its work dean and perfect. Will eat a 2 and ah? Well, come and are it ooerate. ' - BAKER. NEELD A CO. Volperft Cream Brtad and Hot Bella are great favorites with those wbn have nsrd tberar -' ' As TO GBOCCBtSS, it ' wonld be well for y t to reeoember that Charley alcPhceJcrsia in the old Greeves or Hooter srooery reorner. He is selling Iota of goods -too, bet cause he baa plenty of the bent, and tabes pleasure in waiting on the trade. ; ' V- .: "? . . Tee Harriaaat Mixed Pai nts sre twai wA Ffvft jw tjttx TfM. Wilt cover more epace, took belie wear better give greater satisfaction .than any other brand. vau.tna ee leemnnniais. Bakes, Nek.d cz Co. Votptr Jet Cream in delicious. It takes the cake. Good cake goes win it. ' . ,-. Juiit SopissoK ia the well known west side grocer, and has a handsome, fresh stack of goods which, by reason of cood patronage isalwaya kept fresh. A very hand-J some and tasteful display ot qo ensware an4 glassware U one. of bin specialties that has attracted much Lattention of late m fact he has sold note of thia. class of goods than soase f the larger or more pretentions stores because he exhibited uncommon taste in selection. He does, a thriving bosiness in choice country produce and ia teas, esAeeajBugaes, etc., carrying a stock Hiap vs m auovH . ine orainary. Don't forget to look; it and price i& chamber setts. - HbmF. Wixsok gets the choicest well as the freshest country prodaoe, aa bis oonatry customers are of the best class of people ; bence the nutter, cneese, apple butter, etc, he sella: is always, choice. ' -4. jv . '- '-11.' Wauu Papbb.1 W aia Paper I Wehave brooght on the largest stock of Wail raper ever seen in the town ; it ia also the finest, The proof fcf th:s ta an exaotination. Kew Hats, ,, latest styles, nob is tb trade, joet brptight on by McQee- 'A Ce., gents' furaishers, sooth side of the square. The best: grades of goods received by express constantly, and only a living profit cnargea. Crakj Woi,Ey has a lot of firat-dass Baggies, Carriages, Phetoas and (Spring Wagons, at tits livery stable, which he wijl sail for cash or will trade for mules or horsee. Call on Craig before you ecu your stocav . .- : Chabloy McPhbetebs, who was so popular in the hardware bosinesa is now an accommodating grocer in toe old U reeves corner. Charley takes bold like an old hand at the trade.' Everybody likes Charley he is Ithuj. accom modating and keeps a complete stock, and will supply yon with everything you need. BALL,

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Our .TO, r O G 1 E H T35 SUN UMBRELLAS. Biiioi! . A coirespondent' of an Io w laper aaya that a single application of caustic potash to the head of a calf when it is but a few days old will entirely prevent the growfh of horns. He nays the hair over the born spots should be wet and the potash rubbed in thoroughly. If this is true it ought to be substir

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t : a At BATTERTON'S Cash Cfrocery Store : 6 9a, keg Soda for 25c. 3 oaos of Tomatoes for ' 25c. 3 cans of Corn for 25c. lOfts.Kiogan's Kettle Lard, . $1 .00 1 kit family White Fish for 40c. A quarter barrel White Fish, $1 00 1 barrel Salt for $1.10 11 lbs. Bacon for 1 keg SteeUTaiis, 8's. for $100 1 bucket syrup for 8)c. 1 gallon Sorghnm for 35c. The liberal coating of lioiestonc on the south and west sides of the square will prevent the wild, dust-raising driving that is often indulged in by reckless people during the balmy month of June. Somebody said that eome one else thought of saying something to somebody about the necessity of a better water supply lor this village in tnc near future. . H. H. Dronberger & Co. of Frankfort, Ind., have an advertise ment iu to-day 'a Progress that will be of interest to farmers throughout the county, especially to butter makers and chicken raisers. Ike Crim. at one time ticket agent at Mitchell, afterwards audi tor of Lawrence county, and at present of the stone quarry firm of Crim, Duncan & Co., was in town last week. Mr. Crim is one of the most popular men in Lawrence co.. and a competent, shrewd business man. Hiram Jeffries, who was sent to the asylum for the . insane, at Indianapolis, last summer, has been returned as an "incurabje." Dr. Crane, the well known Dentist, has removed his office to the building recently purchased by mm, just norm ot the W. U. Fee comer. For total blindness Thos. J. Acres of Bartholomew county re ceived hack pension amounting to f 18,949:7? fast week. rrot. Mitchell's wife is auite sick wiin measies. i ..i i On Friday moraine? a train of thirty-seven cars was pushed over the grade by three locomotives. Rev. Mr. Edwards of New castle, Ind., preached in the Chris tiao church on buouay latrf. The handsome assistant audi tor of the Monoo, Ollie Carter, was in town last week iu the line of bis duty. , Breeders should not lose sight of the fact that the fine 'Ilambletonian stallion, Abdallah Bird, ran be found at Bona. Rogers' livery stable, south of the depot in Blooraington. This horse has a peed record of 2:27, and is both handsome and powerful. His action sad "get up" are extraordinary ,and his pedigree is equal to the best. This ia the fine horse formerly owned by Sopt, Woodward of the "Monoo." Go and see him before you breed your mares.

WALL PPER IN SPLENDID VARIETIES At Cple'fj,

Ab. Dowden will sooa become

a citizen of Bloomingtou. - Mumps are prevailing alarmingly iu the northern portion of the county. . , Kirksville will have its Noral, this summer, conducted by 17. H, Smith. I. O. Sutphin has paid Ab. Dowden $1,060. for 23 acres ia Clear Creek tp. ,. Cal. Ba.ker is now one of the aecommoduting clerks in J. T. Woodward & Co.'s store, Stanford. Aaron Rose and Geo. Thornton are in receipt of - pension in crease. Will. Kennedy is the probable Democratic candidate for City Marshal, The last school iu the county to close was the Dillman school in Perry township. It- shut up shop last Friday, and the boys may now go out to plow, barefoot. The Trustees of the U. P. church have determined to build a ffcjTsonagei on the . Jot east of the church building, at a cost of about 2f000. -v April 30lb, being the centen nial of the inauguration of George Wahingtpn, it will be observed in accordance with the President's pro clamation, by services iu the churches, etcetera, etcetera. It is understood that Geo. Boilenbacher will be connected with the new lumber firm, and as he is one of the best posted lumber men in the county , the firm will be a success from the start. A switch will be run into the yard by the railroad company at an early day, thus making the delivery of lum ber an easy matter, Miltord Mathers has returned from Hot Springs, - after a month spent at that noted sanitarium. He is, to all appearances,, entirely cured of his rheumatic trouble, and walks with as great ease as when he was a boy. Glad to see him looking so well. Gilbert Neil!, now about 77 years ot ago -sua residing near White Hall, attended the first fun eral ever held in Blooinineton, when Atadrew Christy was buried on'-the hill west of town. This wa about 1816. The uext was a daughter of Adam Stropes. There was then put four or five laiuiues in the. town. ' The report of Mr. Frank Woolley, Sccreiary of the Workincmens' Buildtug Association, contains some interesting statistics. The receipts during the past twelve months were Slu.g70:32f-Jind in. The same period $13,943:76 were disbursed, showing uet profits 2, 440:57. The fullowiug shows the number of shares in each series, with the value and number boirowd out : SKBIES. SHARES. XAU BORW'd. No. one No. two No. three No, four No. five No. six No. seven 22G 85 244 155 227 98 802 1S2 fG2.83 5426 46.07 37.93 30.02 22.26 14.70 7,35 21 9 46 9 73 40 t55 86 No. eight The total assets of the organiza tion are $33,044:34. Amount of money borrowed at 6 per cent., $48,900. At the stockholders meeting all the old directors were re elected except Dr. Weir, who would serve no longer. Howe liyor was chosen in his stead. Officers were selected as follows : President, Jos. G. McPbeeters; Vice President, Howe Ryors; Secretary, Frank R. Woolley; Treasurer, James M. Rice; Attorney, John Graham. Appraising committee James M, Bice, Frank Bishop, S- F. Carttichael. Auditing Committee Dr. R. M. Weir, R. C. Greeves, Lr. u. A. Mcuee, nr. weir was unanimously tendered a vote ot thanks for bis conscientious work during the past four years as a director. Some of the Harrodsburg K. of P.'s came up Friday night a week and dived into the lye vat at the K. P. rooms here. The floor was so slippery that the visiting brethren could scarcely walk up to salute the Royand Nibs, and ne of the neu.. jjfiemjiers fell fiat upon his back with awe and wonder when the Supreme Gyaslicutus sang the wassail song in sonorous tones. The tbs pass word was donated to the visitors together with the L. Q. S. of the secret workings, and they were enjoined to not give it away. The advertisement of J. T. Woodward & Co. of Stanford, will be seen on the second page. Mr. Woodward is a Jive business man, and is not content with the old plodding mode of doing adopted by some country merchants. Johu will come to tho city oue of these days, and he will be the equal any of them in competition. Yon ought to sec those cranenecked glass pitchers just brought on by Jimmy Robinson. They are just scrumptious. Go over to Charley Mc's grocery and get Home of his nice eating goods. He is building up a handaoiue trade he is a nice man, that's why.

Window SHADES. LATEST STYLES, AT COLE'S,

Dr. Jordan has gone east- on business for the University. Mrs. Geo, W. Friedley is an

applicant for the position of post;mistress ot tiedtord. t Dr. Weir and family are eji erlaioing Mrs. Mary Moffet aud a -r r..i. tii fjon. D. Rogers, special agent for thrN. Y, Mjtual Life Ins. Co. is kept on the road now nearly all the time. Jon. is a success. -rJohn Stvope of Chicago and Miss Ella Nuckols of Bloomingtou were married on Wednesday. Mr. Swope is engaged in the manufao ture of cigars. Frank S. Voris of Reed Station, op the Narrow Guage, is trying to arrange for a fifty per oejit settlement with his creditors. He has $2,500 on his books. This is explanation enough. The cab owned by Cole & Kennedy has been purchased by Frank Morrison of Bedford, and that town of three railroads and one more to get will put on city airs . vGIratfey Smt! will atore his mothers household goods at the residence of Thos. B. Galloway, oil North Morton st., where ba will also occupy a room. Bainbridge Hall, who has been a helpless invalid during the past two years with rheumatism and paralysis, died on Wednesday morning ot last week, in his 69tb year, on his farm northwest of Bkomingtoo. Eph. Hughes has "digged him an cistern," from which be will supply his new bath room. The next requisite is water, which lie did not find as he went down, though he developed a small oolitic limestone quarry. -.. Mr. Miller, the saw mill hand who. some time ago struck Lou. Smith with a hickory handspike, almost killing him, after which he ran away, was arrested at Lexington, Ind., last week and placed tu jaii at this place. Sheriff Fair was notified of Miller's presence at Lexington by letter, ' and he then seat Robert Wilson after Miller. On the 17th and 18th days of May the School Superintendents of southern Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois will : hold, a meeting . in Bloomingtoo for interchange of views on educational topics. They will visit the University on Friday, ,and expect -a large attendance, The chair factory matter is being got info shape between Showers, Dudde & Co. and the Bedford boomers. The delay has been occasioned by the fact that the money or its equivalent was demanded 4$Z&JM&'" 'he close of the contract. The firm want it "in sight" before they tear op their busiwfs here. Dr. Jordan will take in Yale, Harvard, Aim Arbor, Cornell and Johns Hopkins Colleges during the trip he started on last Wednesday. It is understood that he will select some new Professors during bis absence. Harrodsburg home talent gave a dramatic entertainment lust Thursday evening, which is said to have been a great success. The following well known persons took part: Dr. X. T. Lewder, Joe Woodward, Lngue Holmes, Willie Urmey, Simon Graves, Hol.Woodward, Misses Lydia Kinser, Viola Bennett, Jeunie Tilley, Nora Pedigo. . - One of the handsomest turnouts that has been seen in this town for many a day is the grocery and bakery delivery wagon built for the Kirby bakery by Mr. Roe Winslow, the buggy mak'u" and fancy trimmer, now located in the Fee block. The wagon weighs but 400 lbs., yet it is as firm nnd clastic as Steel and aa beautiful as a picture. The wagon was designed by Mr, Winslow, and the materials were of his careful selection. He then did the work, and the wa.eon is the best advertisement in Bioomington. Marriage licenses have bceu issued to the following named persons since last publication : Levi Strean and Sarah Dickard, John Wall and Margaret Zike, Chas. Johnson and Lizzie Perry, Jas. Wall and Martha Pryor, Chas. O. MeNeely and Eva Webster, Jos. H. Scales and Rose M. Hacker, Frank H. Scott and Mrs. Katie Norman, Marion Weddell and Ida Shively, Martin Carroichael and Jenora Carter, Wm. T. Sciscooand Ida Conner, Malcom Short and May Palmer, Johu Helmes and. Isis Hawkins, John R. Wright and Minnie E. Morgan, Jno. H. Swope and Ella Nuckols, Aud. R. Christy and Mollis Goiliver, Samuel Whisnand Bertha Worrell, Chas. E. Adams aud Maggie B. Creager. Rohebtson Bros, keep a choice stock of groceries, and sell them at a small margin for cash. They also make a specialty of the feed business. All manncrof feed liept. Call and see them at their hundr sonic room on the uortheas popner of the square. o"jbltcr order your screen doors and windows at Baker, Net Id & Co.'s before the weather gets too hot.

Pictures and Fancy G00BSf EXCEEDINGLY ATTRACTIVE At Cole's

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WHY IS IT THE BANNEE is doing such A RUSHING BUSINESS? IS WHAT OTHER MERCHANTS ARE ASKING. We answer : "Because our goods are the newest, onr STYLES the LATEST, and our prices the LOWEST.' OUR STOCK OP BOOTS AND SHOES, i BR ESS 4QO0DS AUD TRl MMIR'CSB, CARPETS, &C, are "marvels ot beay and cbonpness. CALL AND SEE THE SPECIAL II 1 B CI A IK t waare offering in 8a tines, Ginghams, Parawls, Hwlory, Carpt its and Shoe.

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We will pay tlie HIGHEST SBI0E, oitharto merchandise or cash, for all the WOOIi you can fering ug. , ' ' BREED UN & CO.

-'Rebecca Triumphed" to the extent of $31 profit. Graham Earl comes again on the 6th of May. Earl is quite a favorite here. , John T. Foster has been elect ed principal of the Ellettaville graded schools. Tl,o sir. anA nl.it,! nf W1foi fjindley are at Indianapolis, on a visit to Mrs. L.'s parents. The'SknII" reception at Cal, Worrall's residence has been postpoaed till next Friday. School children in Nos. 3 and 7 want the chimney to blow off! frequently. It gave them a . vaca tion several days ot last week. Special Easter services were held in the M. E. church on Sun day, Contribution were received i for the missionary fund. A valuable greyhound belonging to Norman McGee was purchased by J. J. Carnahan, tl(e sewing machine man, last week! As the dog was trained, he will use him for advertising purposes, The steam crusher grinds out broken stone with considerable rapidity. Tine covering of two aides of the square, the authorities state will cost about $400, though this is about one-fourth of the original cost. H. J. Feltus went up to see Booth, last Friday. He - was unable to make a date with Ed. for a two night stand in this town, though be was willing to insure him "fifteen dollars io bia inside pocket, don't you know."' The city marshal aud his force made a descent upon aa establishment in the 3rd ward.last Wednes day night, wherein several persons were tempting fate, at the game of poker. Some were bailed, some were jailed, and others skipped over the garden wall. The fact that the circuit court of Marion county decided the loan bill unconstitutional has not discouraged the University people. On the contrary architect Buutin of Indianapolis has- presented the plans for the library building, and preparations to let the contract are being made. The contest between the music elasses of M. K. Hanna and F. T. Ljirue was held in toe brick school house, on the night of the 11th inst. The house was crowded to its utmost capacity. After the close of the staging Messrs. EUer and Bray and Miss Lizzie Ge-urley (the jury) decided two to one in favor of the Larue class. Our haodbome and talented young friend, Prof. Til. Treat, is at home for a short, season of recuperation previous to an all summer engagement with the Hart & France circus, which he will join soon at Decatur, Ind. He is under contract to give two performances each day with eight trained dogs, each performance to consume fifteen minutes. This is a favororable contract for Dr. T. At intervals for a year or more rumors have been heard that the Louisville, New Albany & Chica go Company was thinking serious ly of building a line ot road from Indianapolis to New Albany. The matter is again the subject of dis cussion at present, A preliminary survey, it is said, win no maae in a lew weeks. 1 he proposed route will be directly south from Indiana polis until it strikes the old line to Chicago about ten miles norm oi New Albany. It is estimated such a road would shorten the Morion's distance between Louisville & Chi cago fifty miles and thus make it much the shortest route between the cities. The present Monoo line, south of Greeneastle, is famous as the cruoUedest road in the State. It was built when engineers considered the cost of ffcat construction more than the necessity for competition with straight roads, aud consequently the track follows stream? and depressions to avoid deep ruts and grades aud tuuuels. T-Vudianapoiis News. Hemp. Wilsok, the fresh stock grow, is on the corner ot ptq st. and College Avenue. G-mds received daily, hence they arc alwy-fresh.

ILL OF THE FOREGOING at BOTTOM PRICES At Oo!e'3e

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Jas. P. Gray and L. Pereifield of Brown fouoty have gone to Oklahoma. Percifield writes that it is "the gardi n spot of the world. Jim Dunning and Ulysses Kersaw, f rnner well known citizens, were io town last week. Mrs. Craven of Center Valley, Hendrick.'i co.; was visiting her son and daughter in this place last week. Easter Sunday was a beautiful day and the lovely bonnets aud sweet girlu were too nice to talk about. John Alexander recently cut his left foot ferioualy while at work trimming tho bi.rk off tpokti timber. Tab relultod in eryslpeln, and John una been quite sick, 1 bough well taken care of at the residence of Geo. Thornton wait of town. The excursion (rain which was advertised t) come from Bedford Sunday morning, di'l not start. Uno hundred and fifty tickets were not sold, and that number wu ns!ary to inaura the running of the train. Ou Friday last John Keck bought the building in which he is doing business (ncuth of Emery's), paying 8. if. Orchard $1,100. There are 32 feet of ground, i. better location for a business room is the 99 frot next to the Lindley property, I forth College Avenue, belong ing to sirs. Liucas, wiucn can uo nougnc for $3,000. Kinety nine fet here Is proportionately cheaper at $3,000 than 32' feet at $1,1 DO on the east side of College Avenue wt ere Keck boniht. Onr friend, Soddy Canniohfel is agent for the lira. JLucas ground, lietter see ntm soon. A couimuuicatlon has been re ceived from Mission Ridge Post, No. 45, Cf. A. R., at Chattanooga, Tenn., soliciting donations of flags and flowers to decorate the gravesof 4:3 ,000 s Jldiers boned t here. This request in embodied in General Or der No. 8. The Grand Army Posts in Monroo county will promptly respond. On Friday last- foor carrier pigeons ivere brought to this place from New Albany by express, and turned loose to fly Blnskto their homes. The owner of IBV-birds has a match with' some parties to fly the birds from Chicago to New Albany some time next July, and he will fly them from, .various points on the line till they 'get accustomed to the route. Dr. C. D. McLahlan of Harrodibur(, James Adkins and Benj. Bass of Bloomingtou, have each been gninted additional pensions. Ev.'rett. the adopted son of Wilson Adams, fed his right hand into a feed cutter, one day last week, and will lose one finger, and perhaps more. You nan save from 10 lo 20 per cent, bj buying your cai pets at the Banner, UutcfallBSon A Co.'a Bis; Sboir. Is corainif to this city, and the Wild West exhibition is coming with him. Tho colossal raentgerie and tho startlingly realistic representation of wild life in the West will be hre in combination. Now before has this show attained such dimensions as l ave now been reached. Nearly every kir d of attraction that the world can offer is shown under the acres of eanvns, from 'the famous fighting, danoing and clow n elephants to the portrayal, by the Wild West show, or Custer's Lest Charge, tho robbery of the overland mail, and the presentation of other interesting scones. Vboro are whole tribes of genuine Indians, i pd no end to scouts, cowboys and Mebun vnqueros. Among the marvels of equestrianism which may be seen in the griat rings of tho circus, fa the driving of a contrivance an wheels with four bores harnessed to it, while several performer I execute wonderful acrobatic feats and other aots with th a horses flying' at full SDesd. A four horse chariot race; clowns In jomicnl autkydrives, gymnasia, leapers, rulers, a menagerie and a museum of curiosities are a few of the many things which attract and please visitors to the great show. A uvign ncont street parade win tumor in tbe festivities of U-e day. At Bloomingtou April aHh. NEW SFBIKG STOCK LACI! CURTAINS, I! Per Pair, A1; Wicks & Co. 's BEE HIVE, The program at the Catholic church list Sunday was as follows : man uas.1 lo a- M. Vidl Aqmus ..WiUka n y nt?.. La int.! lotto ...Lambiloite !H,"7iC . Kupn

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Ttu lady relations of ; P.'s were visitors to th U ' i Friday night, bringing Ai iiuetn a bountiful supply 0f cream, cuke, etc.- Then the raceous frauds went through jierformsnces which they ma4tri; I idles bsheve was the ''ttinpii tiiird degree." It was no like the real thing that aogafr like salt Ladies you ought t 'em perform eonietiwee it la a-ttr-ful! Jus, Bnrton of Martinsv spending a few days ataonr frit this wonty, Sana. Brown cut bis left in very much the same manner was done fey .John-Alexander, Sat. Craven during the. than ono hundred Ceachera, and yefr? is heart wholci and fancy tree, A It ska Eaton of Stanford, quite il vita lung fever at Valpar MO. Enoch Fuller last weelc fiVe lota t Alex. Robison, and cot tor the lmfkhng of two new Enoch Is a hustler. On tbe S Gth the Odd F ellowt' will bear iddresses from W.B. M'frs K. A. Fulls, dinner will be Mounted the new ollege campus, a& a beaded bf tbe Jtechaalcs wtA v out to destroy it. Mris. Margaret Brock,- an resident of this place, tiled an Sata: rdayt. last, ia ber aOtti vear. The ramaiaa taken to llarroilsbnrg far burial. Tbi." many friends of W, Allen ani grali Sad at teeing aim a nrect egiitn.

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with hi IM t lodlanipoli9,this wmki. mad will make that city bis borne- . ; -The horse Rev. Frank Eiier was riding, fell one day last weak aaaf Campbeliburc. and that seatlouMS wan - tetiously hurt. Gen. Hunter ta preparing himJrov hit property, on JJorttt WatnaW St. and will put on the Noel steel rxxi(B(f ; Dr. A i til will also cover his resideoo : with the iteel tooQng made by So ward 41 Noel Lct, a pair of cold frame eyt glasses with obain attaohed. Be (wwjilfW 4 by lesving at the fregrest oflice. - $ Irvin Seward and Cal, fotd btrre bee given Increasa of Tlie Easter services t? Catholte church. Sunday, were of interest, and t he decoration very A cjusin of Mrs. Bep jr. is exicted to visit bar tbi weflt. " Notice of Ctsanft) ff sFti We dtlre ia nottfr the oublicibitiJ

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Deen tn s cay dissolved ov muiuw eusuewek We have assumed all the liabilities atseta of tbe firm, shall collect and all iu aiicounu and continue the ss heretofore. we hone to hay. kind remembrance and a liberal shj rour aiiBKsotiited da iron Aire. All sUndin aooounts mutt be sullied a witnoui runner notice. J. X. WOODWARD 4f Svg rm, Is, April 8, xfifr FirfMrfs Bread Is very fin. is light, sweet and wholesome. Ifiife: bakerr ta on toortu side ot Jtw . .... i ..M '' 1 . Volpeti uaea pureormm, and hit ice cram is rich' and very fiaa. Ail leva it who have eaten it, Doh't you Wall Paper. Bolt.

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Pajier Hanger. At Vantandt's, North side suart, v L. B. Bbay and Joh T are Chabj-ey McPheetebs? assistunta in the grocery trade, at the southeast corner. Be yon find th place. They are, one. ficcontmodatine, and Pl DeoDle to trade with. !?f I isaaii . . Ch abley McPbbetbbs baai gem of a grocery, tn theoldGifF stand, and keeps a cnotee - a m .atvi stock. Call and see nim. Charley McPheetera' groct ry is fixed op like a little jajf y lor. It if a nice place with hpm stock. Call and see hint. Ordeb poultry from Cba. U McPheetera, at his grocery Jc Qret ves stand), as he has a ' atamt-t inv mnll-art With nenona whd' bring him the choicest poultry Uf tbe market. Fob ail kinds of Plows and W' tivators including the celebrate' Brown, Weir and Molinc, will at W. J. ALLENSi, Papers for placing under ear letn, for sale at the Progress ofljot lor 5 cents a dojsen.

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Cook Stoveu of all kinda, is;? eluding the great Peerless GasolinCouk, for sate at low prices, at- '' W. J. ALLENS. it 99 One Bottle of English Spavi Liniment cured my fine Jformtn rra tw oglv blood spaviii.-i jvliieb damagea) hui- viilue hi least tiO It ii'lh grtdt. . i!l mii-h pure I cvnr i8cJ. JOriiS MuCAili, Ifpm DraVr-. Pariipgtua, Sold by II. Lindlpr, PnssS Vm -ingtoq, Jad. Enolihii Spavin Lipinient r movoa all Uard, Hi-fi, Cailou.i-d Mtmfft and Blumiiihos from biirss, Blucal tJjTii( Curbs, SplmW. Swwoey,BimH'one,Wtiflt, Strains, -i!) Swolli-ii Throats, i-'otihf( e. S ivu $50 by ure of one boUlo. Warrants ml. bold by H. A,idU-,y,DrustUt,loa. jliRton, li. ' ' . iHaaii. i HBHf. Wjf.a()K has. j ftil tftoclc rf ineenswarc apd OU"'. jt is now ttnie tj select wmi'thifj nice fur thu holidays, guy .;.

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