Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 16, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 June 1889 — Page 3
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fif4nee ttauppft to regoUr lonwrve 4I fWtaWidwd gtorijf boon? of HeaP- Wikw, 'IVajpeta BloA.' Ii THK WOX0&K PT THE ACE, tfa Mndt of sowtti the b4vs latere, vinT hi the drawer, at tfc Snmh Jeweifj Store iwi B-wr, rwlfa Mvlft.' M ?irlaad ftr cn-load f ga. andvwt tMrr are saki with mich rtdi7 tlet tfe -lwaya d-
pi V - tkliet, :imn6 miijbt sppe, ,pr there mt jeoM ivpr.: watif v the bnRd otoi fc ; ot th
man tvltanie i:tnHTaciurp, - m?, mrv tbitt U: kwui to tdar,
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Cbw A How yP6ts ' Tbatr Li wbat the. WfcAlPWMl 3er fe. winaed tj.d. If jott dow'i Utkye it, call . ite Imrdwarti
rtureuf Bilker, Neel A
M Ik aeMje iftopertlkm. SolM rtee). Jt thtwre tbe bundle is ;ot of tfe wity. Deiirfia work inch bwp poi- and does do St.,
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Pcopile were standing -arnnni) 1 be "old l?edM of the creek below Harrod&tiqrg Wt week, etpectiofr to curry off hundreds ot pounrfs of fih. the ereek h ving tieen draiued. They were dtmnpotntfd. however,
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Co. aiHli1' om auoi were secureu.
The editor of the Bedford "Mail? Mr. -Hitclienck, was flwttd wperinteodeut of Lawreuue co. -Crig . Worley w io Spencer last w.k . prai bus houglit some good hoiiaes. tu ihat town.
ireil optratP. B A KER, N EELD & CO.
' As to' GwcKKiavit woald W well" Kir jnn tw remcniW thai Churlfv Mlhriers is in the old Grw-ai nr HiiKter Rrwsery .eoroer. He is. srHioff Maf r'nn) Iik, bo-
trade.-'- .v ;",.V.--:
THIS ttirri MlxaA Paints ar
HJe leit- and nttreat-ia th& worjil.
-. f Wilt wift UKtraepace,
look bettor,,
i . I' VWWI 'K'"- 4i W mill s'v v taei- iBwmft&Ui ; u-. ti,. hd
B itd h tiwiinnnils. "', BaKKU, NJ3BI.D & Co.
twjc'h Untw Bi Bakeb JSAKts ' ; ;Ymi sHEffcD ee the ; :hadT
Mttt&lv dnrf-i( room rf Bbet t I
ann Brnai q the ironl;st wtKr ' mf the jpiiM ' : They ieefc ry ch'Mce afarai'wf ooda ia tfcrtr ie, wid Cigar. 4Tirfi end mc Hl-at. -TB-JialtEtt ba etime, lke-
a iwaifcame etor or gooax
fr the ladii, at Charhty IfoHlry'a drr traHla.afore. edjifij(8i jttit liuaiaaaa a ; w.ii' dtp in iwtit (itter, but gi wa getting Jruh ariiek. a-b week, wl at-Itta
il, aatiatww good.can alwayn
tuMiid tbwe. Alr air vitarler
Hf .btey';if ym drtnt Ib,' -w.bfe ii!ortisotfd. J,)ai:avery
ol Qoot .KMes,
' i ik imfaMthu! M fcM bit
dwee
,Titl3bae-
et awl at Benin. Wileonfa
fmsery aton.v Try Mof tl(iiew byaada i "8" flW. , "BJybtbj Cto far Bhawjwi-tiMB-aa4 Mwlm, ndkl)j ct,
(miianiM kwiH ait fcft m.
: boicb PMBrBs are Jraaiiiy Robinson V pialty. lie has m ittmrnM eiiftse trale aod he aeeqredit by keewflff he beM that efiwW. 1 prjctd . BHHiy. WhjK tK la a sprciahy it doec fist 00 vew bioi From having in sto& the bmtjineaf proceriea ever set-it' on the went-uirfe of lite equarf, lie can giee y oa lria for spot cash. irT" ' .'.''"J1'-'1 ' " f ' WajjlPapebI Wf. Paper! We bave -bfmnjrht o Uie larg(i ateok 't!8fill Paper evt-rtenhifn i he , town '; it is alsq the fiaeit ! The,prwf of thi i aaaaminatio n . BAKfCR. Nb1D & CO.
Icat .rlcac-.-.-te; Icts. Job. If T0 want the best Lufte Ice ymi
ilOid Wave' yair order at fbH
Bafaevry & Crop nteat shop stand.
coatb of the FanHtoer Hotel. B.
Croa haa a anppjy of . the choiet
lor. and will deliver it promptly to
alt parte of the dty. Make your
eoolractaat enoe.
Ur.Wle.
WieGee A uerchafil taiioifog
amiatuaeaaV 'J iMyeottaeer ar
ia . memir .CBajakjMM
a.kCeGee.ik&B)(wa
!ar cutter, uresidea at tke
kHHM raK and mt yea?
eMtmnmt so. they will fit and ha a
pliasajrafo-wtiarv
BKjUeakea, craeken, fief itd
everynnuf nanaily kept jo aiaik
Urtwwty or restasxaat at
Top will ftd the best jfohds, io
tka groorry !tfie,i Hemp. yVirwn a lie rcceivra fsh good every week.
aw that nothing io biahimae ia stale.
Hkajpquarxrba -for Tobacco,
Ciius and canned goads. Heoip.
n Xsop'a grocery store.
A HOBBecsiAi. bet of nea to
do buMoesa witb than those found
lal Charley Meieetera' erwry
eaanwt beJnimf in Biporeiof jjn :
atr. ifc ij- rar, 4on iuotom, and Charley llePbeetera are ail
as bnay aa. bees oatardaya. Jf resb gooda roll in three every day, and
UK' grocery store ot Uoarley Wo,rbcetm haa-a "rep,1 for selliog
tne .nest braoo tpf staptea.
' The choice Meaiean eoffee, at
Jimaay Kobinsoars grocery, west side-of square, is worthy of yonr
-ravmigajKNt. je Keeps me eiioie
m ( everytning in me geoaery
anaprovwion mte.
VevKK msct the world
h:i mtii m stark of gaads in the ' 'Shuts farnishing line, been sp iaitbe rfWe of afcGee Cf . tiafMjnay wai ' beard afae armiahe' eiay k received here p&mpify, nd; offrred for ele .at ify pri." If yondort't ee what : 'Tvlt -fc ; :
W Kkef three or four af the bef giding Cttlitvatera and .Plows nwsW Tke Oliver ChHW.Phm
apiadwat the bead nd wnfava H.
BAKER, KEELD d CO.
eaT, ataaga ana garaffcbea on fapaaa r anfanftt oared in 30 minute by
m. .i . a. a i at ri at an . ; . t
Crjuo Worley has a lot of
Sratfoiaa Boogies. Carriages; Plwa-
tons and Spring Wagons, at his livery stable, which hie will sil for
castt pr win traoa tor (utiles or
horse. Call pa Craig belvra you
aett vwur atoetc' . ..wi.mia '
yKrtK)(Y tbip a Et-p.Ba. r, a anan whose koneaty ami eecoin-
mcdattaK spirit bsa tteyer been
qtiestioneil-arha ia ana of Charley
ut-'tDeetera aaMsnen. in nw. i:ro-
cpfy store, fold Greevea stand)
Go to thta Htj,'say establish loeiit.
m vns yonr ; nmer lor goou
Vnnriey sells goods at a vory small prodt hetwe his stpre is the
to tnsjtfmg hQUe kcpeM to
U. Ar Fulk was in Spencer last .week oa lgal business. Don't forget the little acrouui at this office, iww that.) our "draw" for lli is quarter will soou be here. Mia Dora Campbell (daiigliter of Robert Campbt-ll of Dayton, O.) is visiting bvr uuele, Cbus. C Turnqr, . . "-rtenry 'Gentry got away from Johivetown," P., the dy preceding thefocenl dinaster, thus saving his life by a chance. Henry is a lucky
-boy;'; ' ' . . I
W; M, Moss, editor of the Bhmni field "Democrat;' was eWoted countyierintcodciit. '0aa-w struSbriB well No. 4Haeni on the 4th inst. Ii was ebtatajtat in a large qnanrity at a depth jf 730 foei. Two more wells Will W drillV at once aud mains laid : throughout the city, 'fata well is the butit fot ptrupk in
tbtssetua; - . : -
Don't buy silk mitta, gloves
or handkerchitifs till you see those
at Adams, Hall & Co. s Store,
-Indianspolis 8n : Kin? Ta-
masese of Samoa gets only 20 a week salary, but when a king's royal nbea consist of only a narrow sheepskin and broad smile, he oan afford to work cheap. .
-Commencement week is here
Go to Adams, Hall & Co. 'a and se
cure one of those beautiful fans, or
a handsome siU umbrella.
Chicago has just annexed three
siihnrban towns which will brine
7b,000 people into the citv. and
there are enough mora people who
want to be annexed to brins the
population up to nearly a mi llion and a quarter io the next census.
Embroidered suits in great
variety at Adams; Hall & Co.'s
ntore. Also see the fine bandker-
chiefe, gloves and silk mitts.
The Indianapolis Surgical In
stitute managers havinr offered
MissElisa FarrioEtoa a position
as special nurse, she has gooa fo
the city to accept. . . '
' I have come to Bloomington to eUy, anil wilt bur aood hornet. '
er mulea from ae to ight yer oM, And
win pay cud or win ira Daggles, orriniren, nagoa. sarray, earU or tiaraw.
aave iqt aais Dorai, pnaatont, wtiiM,
robea, dutton, faring wnaona, road carta.
to. Kvsrrtbine ii ant1iut and lata
atvte, mob good! a will recommend themaalvea. Come aad ae them before you buy or think of trading. Office in old Chris.
tian church bmMinR, east of National
Hotel, or inquire at Oratg Worley' Livery Stable. DAVID MoGJCNNIS. Juno 13-Sm. GOOD WAGES Paid every week. Wast three live men in be cpBptv. Ko experienee needed; steady work guaranteed. Any good
worker can succwx. Write for terms al
onoc, slatinc age. 0. B. ROWLAND, Manager, Chicago, Ills,
. One of the oldest and most re
liable of the large business bouses
employing agents wants a number
of men at once on salary. , See their advertisement elsewhere in
una issue headed "A chance to
make monev." "
T 411 frfacan ltny Cancersii
To the MeUorrolok Ataohino Oo Oon
tleman : You wish to know how I fbuii J
the McCorr Ink, Harvester did it work, also ep0ps of repairs and it draft. As to repair I have bnd nono to buy, I out over 100 acree'of wheat and oat last year and etui s ay thut yur mnchine enve me
psrnvt satwactton m evury rep.wt. Bespe4ftinv, tjM. CATfipAKT. 4 HO. W. SnoKMARKR, Agt-nt, Bloomington, Ind. Th machine s on exhibition at Kog-Jivtjrj-butbis, neat dtbot. '.'I '"'"" - '
Let everybody sign the petition for an appropriation to secure the buildine of a memorial hall to
be dedicated to the Monroe county
soldiers. Every .county should do
its own comniemorati ue every
body can nut go to Indianapolis
every time tbey ties' re to gaze on a
soldiers' monument. Some weeks ago Dr. Wei
of this city and Dr. W bitted of
Eliettsville were appointed on the pensioii board, but they had never
been given orders to act. Last
week Dr. Axtell was appointee in
the place of Dr. weir. J lie rea
sons for this change have, not of SoJally been made known.
The finance committee of the
city oduncil submitted a ve port al
last? regular meeting " which males a slight difference in the salaries heretofore paid. The salary of the
Mayor is increased from $200 and
fees Io $850 and fees ; the Marshal is raised from $300 and fees to $425 and fees; the attorney will receive f 175 instead of 125, and
the fireman, who received but $12
will hereafter be paid $18. The city is growing, the work and duties of the officers - are necsssarily
increasing, and hence the necessity
tor an increase in salaries. a it .a
A last run was matte on toe
Monou the other day. A special stock train loaded jvith cattle on their way from Lcxiugton to Chi
cago, made the run from Blooming-
ton to Lafayette, a distance of one hundred and one miles, in just ihiree boars. Wm. Stewart was conductor and Charles Pierce was at the throttle. A. K. Dowden has purchased from I. O. Sutphin the farms he sold him eome time ago, paying $1,162. Strawberries nnd cherries have been a drug in this market during the past week. Miss Stella Strong, who has been teaching school in Illinois, has returned to her home in this hb!v. The Uoiooville strawberries are uncommon lv fine this year;
and they have been selling at 8J cents per qu-irt. Cheap enough.
Wilson Adnms was elected a member of the soliool Ward, on
Tuesday night, to take the i:ee of
iltoms liMs, whose time bad expired. ,
The matter of Ihe petition
asking far the reinstating of Mr.
Reeves as night watch 'was laid
over for further consideration.
The recent damp, cool weatltfftfroperty and paying charges.
er has been destructive to sheep. James Starnes of Richland ti. lost
eight head one uigbt recently
chilled to death,
W. B. Harris, of EllcttaviUe.
who is.nubli.diing tynaner at Og-
den, Ills., was in- two last week
fur a little recreation. Hams is a
hustler from Hustlctown. . Mrs. H. J. Kichola went to
Spencer oo Wednesday morning
last .to sec her nephew at that place who is in the last stages of consumption.
'Geo. Williams, at present a
preeemao tn a printing establish
ment at Mcinplii", Tenn., was in towu last week. He went from here to Chicago to spend a few
days with old friends.
Riley Sanders haa 800 head of
sheep on bis farm. He engaged an ex pert shearer from Greene coun
ty to handle the shears, a roan
named Thompson., who relieved fifty sheep of their fleeces each day. Machinery is being secured for the prospective threshing of grain in this county. J. tl. Curry and
the Rogers boya have been securing
themselves an outfit. The M. E, district conference was in session last week at Fat-
ricksburg, Owen oo., and Kevd's
liaUtead and Zariug were in attendaiice. i HtxDOSTAH News. Our town haa three stores, two physiaian, two real religious men (D. Hubbard being one of them), ono real christian woman, and lot
of good people ; population about 0 J Caldwell is engHged in the wagon, busi-
nesi. ........ 4 F. Bubmson is the "-boas" and
cheapest horieshoar this tide of Pituburg
me tamiuar race ot tl at nusKira, deputy surveyor, ia seen in Marian tp.,
see. 7......... Howard Fair twin are two
beautiful children......... Mr. Hursohell Pulley k able to vUit L D Pol leys W Corr ha gone west for the benefit of bis health......... Arthur Carroll is in Illinois S 6 Houston doce t!! eclipaa bitter and Uncle Sam say it i alt right. M.6.S. An Interesting Proposition. Al) soldiers of the late war, and also of the Mexican war, 72 years
old aud over, are requested to meet
at the court bouse at 11 o clock on
oatorqay, June 14tb, to attend to
organizing anassciatton. A dinner will follow, furnished by Mr. Henry EUcr. Remember all soldiers 72 years old and over, Any of our readers wanting positions right off n salary and expenses paid, with an pld and reliable firm ahmttd refer at once to
the advertisement in anolhcr col umn headed "A chttnoe to make money." You ought io see those cranenecket) tlusn nitcherH just brought
on by Jimmy Robinson, 'ftarrl
CATASTROPHES ! BUT THEY WILL JS OT PREVENT THE EAGLE" Clotliiug Store from selling goo is cheaper than any other house in Bloomiiigton.
- -We -have made some extraordinary reductions in prices : UNION FLANNEL SHIRTS, good value at $1 now FIFTY cts. About 71 odds and ends, ALL WOOL 3ASSIMERE SOITS, broken sizes, have sold readily all Stiring at $12, our June Bargains wilt see them go at $7;50 and 18.00. EislOLE CLOTHING HOUSE'
Carter Conrtrier sends to the
Progress n copy of one of the Paris papers, "Gil Bias," which contains an illnstraied article on the Wild Ves Show. ' Cody's company seems to have bit the Parisians in a pc?A place, and they are the lions of the exposition. The paper tells ajke ou our frieud Conrtrier, and it bmo funny that we must reproduce it : Jrois a la m (grain e de maritime de Dar.netHl, reprit-lle do sa voix calme, un
peu ciaat'iiline, quia ce moment sentendit juttju'au bout du falon, non pa parte que vous me 1'annoacex, inais puree. qua
m. 'W.atongi est tel. License to sell liquor was
gnintVd by the county commissiuners to Ed. Johns and James Keiley ol tbs place, and to Frank Sharp in Eliettsville. There was no re
monstrance. A stand is to be erected in the
court house yard for speakers ami
for the band. ! It is proposes! tn
build a near and handsome struc
ture, have it painted aud properly aken cara pf. . -
An United S'atf s marshal ws
in town hist week, and weot Out
to Polk and Salt Creek townships
In summon witnesses again ia al
leged election crookedness. Taken bp by Wui. A. Rogers,
a 1. I.. .- m wt rv i ft 1 tA J t
Hi ilia lunuj w i muicj v 2.l
awtui one year am. nue .owner can have the saine by proving
aye juwl ivruuitiytis,
Mitchell Commereial : Mrs. Ejthar
Stewart, the mother ol' Uohert Stewart of
Sloouimgton, and James Q. Stewart, died
at ber heme near Lawrenceport, Hay aist, Kfid 87 years. The burial occurred at Lawrencuport Hat Saturday.
Mrs. Stewart bad visited her
son at this place and wis a well known and highly respected lady, whose death will be sincerely re
gretted by ail. The county commissioners
have bad a busy sesiou during the past week, and have done some very important work. The connty
is in good otwuuton financially,
and the commissioners have been doing their best to bring about this state of; affairs.
Mrs. Myrtle (Payne) Howard,
who was married to a theatrical gentleman last year, has developed
into quite an aotress, bbe was
here whir the troupe last week, aud by many was said to be the best and most creditable player ia the party.
Rolla Walker will carry a
pencil behind his ear now, he says
as he is boss shipper at the mam
moth furniture factory ot Showers I
Bros; The property at the north end
of College Aveuue, vacated by Prof. Wood ford, has been rented
by Prof.- Jenks. '
j Three names were presented
jo the .council caucus for the ofbce
of city school trustee : H, C. Duncan, Frank Wool ley and ilsoo
Adam! eaoh receiving two votes.
The nomination finally fell to Mr.
Adams. .
The city council has ordered
Second street, from the railrod
west Io the corporation line, to be improved.
Drombercer & Co., poultry
dealers, are paying out about $75
per day 'or poultry at present, ami
this is the dull season in thattrade. ThiMr. checks are drawn on W icks
& Co., and it is no .small item of trade. The young ladies of the "Y" made a uumbcr of boquets, one day last week, pinned a scriptural text to eaoh, and sent them to the iniates of the Prison South. Mrs. W.B. Bakker took train for Denver to-day Tuesday), An arched bridge of stone is tq he huilt on Sib street near Abie's harp, by city authorities, assisted by the county commissioners'. .Mrs. Hunter of EI Paso.Texns, Is at, jhe residence of her father at this place, James Howe, Esq., for
a summer visit, She brought the
baby along, Frank may be pectetl In the near future. Miss Strader has ariivad from MiBUMpOibi to i f 1 the $nmuer,
The concert at College Chape last Wednesday nigbt was a brilliant af
fair, the Attendance being quite large anJ
comprising the music loving portion of the community. "Poet nnd Fossant," by tbe quintette olub, was finely rendored, and gave evidence of careful training by the Director, Prof. Lust Xb'e votal numbers vera very pleasing, especially ttat rendered, by the quartette. Mr. Howard Tourner, the young flutist, improves witb eaoh publio appearance; bis solo was rendered witb unusual skill and precision . Prof. Lust presided at the piano, of which instrument he is master. Hi soloti must be beard to be appreemted, aud we believe tbe oiatiy ladies in the
audience who have "labored" at the piano
for years without much tucooss acknowledged bia ability n exhibited ia execution and touch. Mr. G. A. Tamer of
Cuica.ro, favored the audience with several artistically rendered bass solus, that
were fully appreciated and heartily applauded. Mr X. was suffering with a cold and so was unable to r ender hi last
number on the program, gf home talent
Miss L. Bennett, Mrs. O B. Clark, Prof.D.
U. Campbell and Mr. W. Pauley deserve
special mention. The solos by Mies L.
Bennett and Prof. D. H. Campbell were woll received. The concert Wms a succes.
aoaau went away reeling crateful for a
pleswant evening, and expressing wishes for the future succofeS cf tbo genial and talented Director. '.Win. IT. Howard aMendeil
(irand Lodge K. of P. as repreaeututlVia Xroul Bloomington.
"WilliamsxA Smith" ia the firm at (be grocerjV IB May's block J. S. Williams having bought" Ren. Soiith'a interest, Lew. Williams and Del. Smith are the hand
some salesmen, and Lew is still single, and is both a lawyer and a
poet. -s-Chas, MePhecters.the once popular and shrewd hardware man is insane. A commission was appointed lat week to determine whether it Traa best to send him to the asylum, but tbe only proof furnished was that be had been selling groceries at less than they cost bira. Go and get some. Tbe city council of Bedford have fixed the following salaries: Mayor $150 per year, Marshal $50 a month, clerk $20 per mouth. Treasurer $16.66f per m,ontb, School Trustees $50 per year,Councilmeu $40 per year, City Attorney $20 from May -to September,
Secretary Board of Health 25 per year. .
Mrs. Jossie A. Mitoholl of Bedford, mother-in-law of Dr.
Simpson, ia visiting her daughter
in this place, P. K. Busk irk was in Martinsville last week sampling the artesian water of that pretty young
city.
Newt. Mathers lost a valuable horse Sunday night. Took sick
suddenly, and died in a lew hours.
The grocery store of Chas.
McPheetera has been the center of
attraction this week, as much of the commencement supplies came from
there.
Siroi. Coir got home to In3i ;
anapntki irom tne Aorinern I riw,' whre he h3 bn sent on a eba g Latest SrinwGg
ot t vgnag billy wheels, and tcoii bia neat in the city comci) sa e night. He a-ati wurmly greeid by bia Dem9csaik admirers n! set up t ie chj;arat tbe clone of the
I season. I Ik- question oi iiassuig
no i rdiri&nee to i'tiereuHe tbp Itqtmr
license to jpauO cbiuo op h:inug Ui evening : Sim. voted and worked!
against this mesisure, and it vas deli at ed. Sim. himself owns a Maloon, and it iind his seat iu ;he council brought him revenue wr ile incarcerated 18 months in pris m. Thii case has no parallel iiii history, --Tim corner lot diagonally opposite Elius Abel's residence, is lor salr I litre is a hue row of elm x, a now orick pavement has bwii cooipieti (1, and tbe guttering nnd McAduioizing has been done. Call on Soady Carmicli ael lor terms. The Conrier sefs np a terrible howl QV'Br a little ndvertisinij at 2n. per Hue, which, h says, the com-' oil swarded the Progress by ignoring the Courier. Now will that
pajH r teil us about the Deraocritio.
county t!oiiiinissioner, who awarded t Dis. Simpson and Harris the poor practice at $250 per yar,wl ion Dr. Axtell offered to do it for 1110? Will it J tutfe that Louden Jt Ro;en and Buskirk & Buskirk each oilered to do tlnh law business of the county for $150, R.A.Fullt agrsed
to d it for $100, and that B. & B.
got the contract f - "Say, Mister, where' that office you was going fcoget for met"
John jk. J!ast wilt erect a
building on the corner of Rogers
ana fatu street, to be occupied by
Rufus East, who will fill it wits a
stocic of groceries.
Builders and contractors are
invited rc cell at the cleric V ofiice,
whe e tbe plans and specifications for tbe Odd Fellows and Koiglits' buillitig may be round. Bids will
btf received till Thursday of this
wee!;. Don't fail to uiako a hid,.
as tie erection of the structure is now assured. Griffy's creek was so high last Saturday afternoon that the mail carrier was compelled to return to Bloomington. The creek was hot forJuble.
The Barrodsburg 'Washing
Maolitue factory will be located on Maple Heights, just north of the city, a contract having been mide with the proprietor, Mr. Anderson, last week. A n acre of ground 't as dont ted by the company. ; Jacob Bunger was taken t
Elktttiville last week to visit .Ida
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Call and
L.B. BsAafeM are CWAitLr McPhII
C7I4?SUW VUT7 g'Wffp
fit ftiA erttifliAAftyf ntftWHjAk
you find th place. Tl
people to trade with.
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Hioe.K. vya 1 1 a no nec.nEi
Mcrheeters, at bt $ Greoves stand), as be lt
mir eoniraci wn ih
bring him the choicest the market. ''
Slonroe Co. tatbatt Svlsovl Convention At Harrodsbnrg, June 21st, 188$. 10 o'clock a. in., Devotional ex
ercises, iwao, nome ot trie excel-
lunoies of the 8. 3. Uuion System opened by Rev. W. B. Mintou. 10:45, Why we Should retid the Bible opened by Rev. Royer. 11:15, How Shall we read the Bible opened by Rev. Carrier. 11:45, Spiritual work in the Sabbath School by Miss Mattie Small. 12, Adjournment for dinner. Afternoon Session. 1:30, Norrati CUss Work opoped by Miss Jwne Woodward. 2:00, Parental responsibilities connected with S, S. work opened by Rev, V. R. Halolead, 2:80, Bent Methods of S. 8. Work by Mr.S.M. Gordon, :Q0, Question Box. ' 3jl5, Eleption ol Omcers, uqd Micelluneoqa busiuess. Exercises interspersed with music, furnished by th Har-
rodsbqrg schools, Let all the Sunday pchqqls in the rjouuty tnj represented li. A. Foster, Prest,
e-.w a r-v
son, MivBunger sigh i Trvmt
.y . ,.uog, sou .,s greu i maws, tlh foJt jj flB
reading, is. now denied him.
"Wicks & Co have bought iiafe, lirge
aa an oiuiduej nouse. Miss Anna Carter of Indianapolis ia visiting her grandfather, Dr. Maxwell, of ibis oity.
.The pestiferous office seekers
wo ire living on Doiogna ana cracser unci - sleeping under the shadow of -tbe
WshingtJ! lacmumerit white tbey wait
for the ProsiUteJC t's kitchen d.ioi to open
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"Ben. White n tags, because lie "njver grow) weary" aiying "no" io some of the Monroe county upplithuia. Tbe kike in't n 8p, The splendid Vwe & Elons piano used at college chupol during commemement is for .sale. Mr. P. Lust say it. is o bargain. v. The wife of John Bro wn (oolored) who went to Indianapolis to havo an operathm performed lor ovai Un tumor, was operated on a week ago, the operation laming five hours, aud the tumor weighing forty pounds. She is now getting along nicely, under the care et a professional nurse, Virginia Toru-
fineon, and the D'Ktor say thab if
no unforeseen trouble is encountered site will be able te come home in t wo weeks.
The pauper practice was awarded tbe county commissioners as -follows : Bean Blossom, T. 8u wifer, Wasliington, John Bru-mm, Marbn, John Krsnsm,
Benton,
f David Barrow,
Spencer, JT
1 A. O.
Bloomington, f J. D. Simpson, Perrr, J. S. 11 arris, fW.i. Whitted, ) WcUlatid, -j R C. Eurr. j . (I. N. PreWy J Van Boron, Geo. Mnnsoa, Salt 3reek, Morris Judah, Polk, Oliver MoLabbm, Clem Creek, S. B. Bump ton, Indian Creek, Ptter Oiiphant,
by fSO St 39 80
359 ISO IS 16 90 30 40
1'hore are now 100 poundn of linexplodid dynamite In the git welt An atteu pt wm agin msdo to "hoot it," Monday aftornoon, but the fn does not set o l the charges Kitro g!y:arin ha been sent for. On tho 19lh the llorticuHi.ral Doei etv niil meet at tbe resieVnc of Joieph pfnsmore, west of town Paper beatiog on horticulture will he read In selecting a sowing machine ladita are apt to rely too much upon what agents sav, not thinking it is to their interei t to recommend tbe machine they otake the wost profit on. It is your duty to use your own judgment. The New Home Sewing Machine in placed on t lie market on. its own worits, and claimed by the company ta be the best. Tift demand no doubt aupjHirts their .sserton. Their cnin'ietpirs sf0 forced to acknowJedue that they dread to meet the New llqme in coippetitinn. One BvTTt.a of Kunlisti Spavin Liniment cured my fine Norman mai;e of two ugly" hhuid spavin? whiuh, dn mui!f'bt'r value at loast $0 It ts the grandest Bkiujih cuwi 1 ever nucd."
lJarlinglon, Ind, i- ii i. . him Liudley, Un!g(?'. .aa.
Breeders should ui
of t!s fact tliat th flue tnntan stallinn. Abrlal'iuht
be found at .Bona. Rdite!
ct&ble, southi of thedepot w
ingion. i hi.3 horse
record
some ana oweiriul. nnd "get up" anlextriii
bis pedigree is equal to
Jl his is the one horse ft)
d by Snnt. WomUrsird
" Monon." Go and youvbreed year mares. ja
xt save Gis.fRw t
I purclmeed ono of your Steel tttTfr A id Hindera luttt vtiur aini ii. mM nut lA
maw wini iirouiii" a. iiai vciv.u u lis ihh e.
uib greioesi sr""' wtving irKPHine
no expenses lor wpairmji: iuo: a
the team. Respectful ij , Jiw.S.
.. Jmo. W. SaoBMASsit, A
Bloomitieto9$.
. Thu mnnhine is on nxhihitimt a
' livery Stable, tear dipiit. Vi
ertson Bros., northeast eotitttW,
the square. They have evfi
ti stock that you uiaj' ii
Bad Odors. John Br
prepared himself with tight
chemicals anil the propeir am clean vaults as well
tvhn (uiM) rl)i.i U HAtm . itcbR A -SSK
can on mm ana ge.i j;giirV ;
lbn to have sickness in tm j
m w Smoke ihe G. C.
n o V
Lamps and Blemishes fj-om he
Sweeney, RiiiK-loneSifle8t8WJ
Urugigiat, iiloominglon, intf
C nsmiaiuAM nit(4 lii0 WI 0 9 IaMtilAL
Wi a luiAit IrMana AtrotrtrrlkFktiw VAIS miT '
want at his grocery store, under .
the f rtigress oraee,
The REU able and long
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luinixi Bivwrv nnossoi i.ieiuu.nii.
son is aiill at the corner of 6th ati'
and College Ave. Only th beat goods keptinstock : -
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stock ot groceries, anu sen itiem a email mnro-in for. (ulah. Thev
also make specialty of thv! business. All manner of feed kepr, ji ti t it i . u t.....J'
Vll ann ace in em at imar uanu
some room on the northeast corner of the square.
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POW0E
Absolutely Pm
SuM by II
O'-ODiini;!
This imiwder never vow. A infcf
H:.M. II... ..t.liu. leli
miiUrtude of low-lest, hrt-wa
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