Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 19, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 July 1889 — Page 2

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is . a wato. iom p. -Bf liberal ml ins lawr aad raKaga, tbe right 7 odi millions paid oat eaea year as peamom noi only prevents moeh want and misery atarmg the. veterans,; vidowaand erpiMiM.botir belpe all. All braodtea of iBdoatrf are beae(lied, aad the sooaej after paying kandred tiaaes Ua iatleJrtvXsaesa, S la back into. the treasury of tbe ailed States in good tjaaa to neet lor awrreat capeases. Oee of tbe beset to eketrtcsty is illustrated is tbe near - teetrie ligbta tbat hive beea placed io tbe- fMKNM Hoeaae Taaaei It basaeretoMe not beea lighted jwd trajM rnepinK tbrtnu it were airBll4 by axpiuanre to preveat CwUMOe -Ttsa-rcejait of this obf taeJMgt was- to nil we joaaei tan of gaa; snlpbor and stnoke. , Tbe new fbm place? 1,901 large lights, 40 apart o both sides of the taaaei: The awcbiaerT is eon- - taiaad'm a null buildinr antsidav. A Sea iUuaneatioa Is. tha - prodaqcaV where gas or oil would anon jhe eznagotsmd for lark of oxygra -Tiri ""IJt ,, .,- nearly or oarte 2W,000 mawrity agaiaat h and the repeat of tbe rohibitioa ameadment ta-the eoaatkafioaof Jtbode Island, arestraws that indicate public sentiment amt agaiaat prohibition bat agaiaat. the parry of Frohibitioo. It does aot aaeaa that the people are against ft taper aaee sad in favor of liquor, bat it aaeaas that the obstinate and fanatics! opposition of the ProhibitwaV party to the Bepabiieaa partv and tkket, wbtcU melted ia tbe eteetioaiof Cleveland ia '8 and early defeated Harrow in '88i weeping the Probibitiua party ie.to oUrvioo. bs eaate jet has -just, beea audtiUkea by a Iras ia Chicago. To baild a viaduet over- the rati--road tracks at Twelfth street, it beAt the southeast earner of State and Twelfth streets staads a four atary?itie store baihliaz, with a frontage of 15a fiet on State, lab builetn will be moved fifty -feet acath of its present kwatiun, and a Ibtee atery building 58x59 feet, oa Twelfth street, will be aaoved eevfour feet south. A ba two

. 250 Jt eth of its pret it a seldom tbat eatta a lirga haildtag aa tbe first is aaoved,, hat the contractors have no fears that it wilt aot be aatrnfactorily acaaaaplished. Tbe ptoperty ia owned by the AtdHSeaxTopeka Saa. ta Fe railways AUrcd Saskb is the architect, aad the cool net for the oaoviag has beea let to Hoi- i Cwaxbiiii at about . --AnMsieaas have bad tbeiAeas are of eloctiaz a . rah tbirteea bmb amee ttaeea Victoria d the British throoe. No tbe Irih at faooM are tnedL The one dark spot oa the hoviaoa'af Mr. Clcvelaad'a prospect I fegceanae; the aeit Deaaoeraiie jwenidcatial aomieee is the probaatHty tbM tae party m a State will aot iodorae biau - -"-A Ocotgia fiuantr pref eats his aowe ftam jwapiog a feace by cntaofl" tlMir : lower eye . fashes actheastbwk fee fence is fbiee tnac aa high as U really is. If yon eat the upper tsafees a re- ' verae iibasim will follow, he aaya. Tlwladtaaapolisdoarttalsays: New comes the Aneaaaa of the ' . . of Mseom wiy graaa jry, and aaya taat oadar Basjrjra promptiag be siawed aver maty indictaaeata of liepablieans wkhoat knowiog their mawsats or eompanag taem with. the proseeator's aotea. These ii diclmenta were signed in Bailey's room instead of ia the grand jury rnoaa; aad (a their, preseaeeias-iae Jaw resahrea. There owrat to he n penal atatute to reach a prosecutor Inr aaeh eoadaet. It ia probable -that aa iadictascnt waM lie agatasf i jaaapaj- ajajay iaaaaujl.':, J ' Tbe Trustees of the Hartford TTieobapcal aUniaJry have vafed to apea all ouurses of tbe institution aiea. 1 bw aetioo is Mkea to meet the special aeeda of womea wbaJ are aVflroas of preparhig themarfvea Sar: Christian teaching, Jor the aawabaarr ivld and for nay religious worfcotber tbanthe pastor ate, 1 1 i the first iastitatioa of tbe kind in thfecoujilrjr t under take tbroiogical traiuMig; ior po.aaefc ' , -be Great Britain Tadesaea gives e;ipresaiua to the tbe bellowing ."ptMrrtiott'' views hi a recent atmtuw t",- .y.. "'f. "fa cowntry ca -lagVp1)myer (b't-detiodes its loreeir, exbsosu it wiirMand wrarn et its fkldV in ntriiag distant wrki4mpif It is ltw otsgeof ctviliilfitt that :rcii-(S thin tab economy jt i waafefuf and leads iuevitably to )feM tardea of ileU ttpn thrtiriodavv aad SnsSTy to gc! (eahfujitcy.'

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Indiana Xteaat. QZQWn Or THE SKILL INW CITIBS. Kfls WBLIU VRDBBSTOOD CAVB, ' Dut it io a Pact. ElMBioftea, ML is aa Slt. tnUw. From tb.N.T. Daily Hisl. A earkma development, or lack of develapineot in a part of . the West, is the stagnation which baa. struck tlie Ohio river towns.' Oongreasaaan Wa. S. Holmanj of lad iaoa, who lives in one of these towns Aorora called my attentate to this aad gave some intereating (sets in tegard to it. "There appears ta be aa entire stoppage 0 growth at these river ttrwaV' said he, Maad tbi i tree $ ill the towns From Cocinoatiiwn, with a few exceptions. For fifty years Madison was the ftrettxot iwtana, ana now utere are dozens away ahead of it, among them Terre Haote, Fort Wayne, Richmood, Loaansport, aad even CV lnnabua. that a few veors am was la sure village. But it is one of the interior towns, and, like scores. otjfa forging ahead of the river. Evaasville is a enod eitr, with seven railroads centering tbere, but it seems to be lurking in the activity ami progress tbat mark tbe towns in the interior. This is true of JeSersonvHIe and New A'bany, although the former bas e large manufactory of military aappliea thai helps it along. I 1 Mun wwifi hM 111 tor(if. fnwn that is not developing rapidly, and same of them, are going ahead in an exceptional manner. Tbe town of Colombo?, Ind., is a (air examiple. Jt lie weot of Cincinnati, about midway between Svw Albany and Indianapolis. It is. not especially favored by location or agmaborol surroundings and yet within a few years it baa developed into a busy city and a pretty one. A notable instance of rapid and phenomenal growth in a quiet way, .s that of the town of Bleoaiingtnn, 40 ariles west of Columbus, 00 the Monon railway. This place in 180 had 2,756 inhabitants, but some six years ago it suddenly woke op, factories were organised, a new.State Uuiversity site was selected, additions were laid out, and the work of building up the place Ibegnh: and all this without anv 1 :- - - -- !l 1 :1 Lnriuriii. n . m.m nuicil III has a .population of over wur tnnosana, a rurnmire factory belonging to Showers liros. is shipping three tar leads of tbe factory's products eaeb day ; a hub aad spoke factory belonging to Wakirwo, Hill & Bnskirk baa been running day and nibt for two . a . a years wunout tntermtarfion. ana is "'l"g large coatracts wit ; a chair owned oy awmpa ita goods to the United States: DaW 'A O. carry oa an extensive stave aad heading factory . with mitBea contracts beins fillwl for the Standard Oil Co while roller mills, planing mills sod other amaller steam driven establisbments are namerous. The town has tbe deaay electric system, and only lacks a street railroad to make it a foe city. White river is six tec 11 miles away. Mr. HoHaeft was asked if the aateral gas devejfopment throughout the interior ot the State did not have much to do with this change .ia coedttHin of -the river and interior towns; "I think aot," he said. "It is a matter of much older growth than the aataral gas industry. Nat oral gas in Indiana is a new thing, and fbta change in the towns has been going oa steadily for twenty years, although, it has been especially aurked dnriee the past five, or ten yeara. I think it k due entirely ta the. rapid development of the railway system. " ' " In tbe case of Bloomington, nlthoohjhej(fi(M fjat pna. railroad (tbeMwoon) ttbaa devejoped- rapidly ia five years, and the town has aot struck a veto of gas that is profUahle as yet, though welts are at present being bored with good intfications. - BaUroads have rung the death knell of tbe. steamboat busines,rnd with the , death of this the riv r towns are at a great disadvantage. The; hand of decay is upon them, while new Mood is put into the towns in tboihterior. J WW ya pkase give me something to eat V Baid the tramp. We have nothing for you to-day,' said tbe housewife. "I am. sorry," said the rrapt"wr it will not be convenient for me to call Uvmorrow." Tlie New Koine Sewing MaeMae Co.'s agenta ere not likttbe tramp, fr they will make it their busineuato call tomorrow ii yoa will only drop a hint that you are thinking of boring a New Home bevring Maebiae. -Tbe soirtbern Presbyterians, in tbrir aoil'ly at Ctiattnnooga, have decided 1y a largo majority that Adam and Eve were made fwecMely as dw ribed in I be book m Qmfm. When it comes to orthodoxy, fba anutbefa Pre5grtviai4 areeotitlad w ? ri-bvue.

areaaatar Barlala. IndlapolU Sun. The recent death of Mind-reader Bishop and thechnrge made against the doctors in attendance has resulted in bringing to light very many-cases of suspended animation, wherein funeral preparations, and burials, have taken place. At once the question is raised, "Are physicians careful enough in making the tests of death are they always sure that death has taken place ?" It would seem from the many eases presented ail over tbe country that they are not. Dr. V, B. Clarke, ot this city, a few days ago read a paper before tbe Iudiana homeopathic society on this very subject. His conclusions, after an able and careful review of the subject, were

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death -and suppoited death. "He eited numerous caties.jafsiispended animation, as well as sudden deaths, wherein doctors had without the due precaution of exhaustive tests, announced that death had taken place. "With these facts as a basis, be altered a most timely and im portant warning to physicians to exercise care and judgment in ren dering a decision of -death. "It often happens," he said, "that word eomes to a physicisin that lua patient is dead, and he does hot go again to the house. It may not always be wise to take other peo ple s say-sou such a matter, and it may be necessary for you to verify tho truth of the report, for your awn protection, if for no other reason. I feel impelled to urge upon yoa -the importance of doing something when ailed to a caw ot sudden ileal h. Don't say i Ala is over!' but go. to woik, and work quick. 1 have lu iiny mind three such eases that occurred in this city within three years, whore three rather promineut busiuess mien were stricken, each dying in a very few minutes, and ech in the presence of one or more physicians, who happened to be near, and yet no attempt at arti?ial respiration or the 6uddeu stimulation of the heart by hypodermic injection was made." He then detailed some of the more important, and what may be deemed conclusive, tests, such as applying 'the elec.ric test tor muscular contraction ; make a hypodermic injection of ammonia, if it makes a rod blotch tile is present; stick a pin through the skin quickly and withdraw it, if the hole closes there is life, otherwise tbe -bole remains open ; place t he fingeM l-etweeu you and an artificial light, and close to it, and if any rosy tint can be observed,! here U life : do not fail to look for cir culatory stains at the depeudeut toints ot a botly tbat has Iain a longtime. If found, it is quite a reliable proof of death ; very Sine feathers may lie usd at the nose and month to detect tlie slightest air current from respiration, or. a coo) mirror tor moisture, and the surface of a tumbler full of water on the chest (everything beMTg"hrm arid quiet), will rnHjany chest WWII WW At tlie little urocecdurcs are useless in some cases, as there is' no detectable respiration or circulation, though there is life. He objected, however, to he careless use of electricity, as a flickering spark ul life might be extinguished by a strong current. He aim solemnly protested against baste in burying a person supposed to lie dead, as in eises where the funeral aucceed the day of demise. He also called . attention to the danger of allowing undertakers to place bodies in ice boxes or' to inject embalming fluid into tbe stomach or-veins immediately, or even a few days after the death is believed to have occurred. The paV per throughout was one of rare force and wisdom, and were its contents carefully and conscien tiously followed there would .be little cause for scandal like that which has grown out of the Bishop case in New York, where the knife was used almost immediately after the reported death. . Cabbage Woax Rbmkiuks. An eaatepn gardener has found that tea made of ground cloves, sprinkled on cabbage leaves will ilfill tlie worms. A Hendricks county farmer told us recently that. scalding -water was the "sorest remP, dy he had iound. : It kills the worms and browns the leaves but the cabbages grow ri.ght along, all the same. Baoqino Grapes If ywi intend to bag your gmpva, or any part of them, now is tne time to do it. Grocers' quart bags are the thing. Place them carefully over the .bunches, and tier them at the top, not ioo tightly, but enough eo to keep the rain out. If the grapes are inclined to rot this will pre-, vent the tendency, awl give perfect and handsome duster. Qua who tried the plan last year says : bagged 60Q bunches, embrauing 30 varieties! qt grapes. The difference was so marked in oiiniparisou with the exposed hunches that I hope to bug 1,000 bunches next year. The grape would have been lost or rniued by frost wit hout their paper covering, - ..Mfnaan, , " SHys the Princeton Clarion: "The wheat is so large in this locality that not one Uiudci' out of a dozen will bind half .iroufitd with- i out choking, though uo fuutt of the machine. The wheat is just that much too large for the ordinary bfotkir. UiWn county i.i ituutnse ou thh wheat raiae." '

Elletlsville Citiaen : Ed. Bnznarc. cut hit foot van badly with an ax last Monday Mil Maud Jackton, of Ind anapolia ia vitltinz frirnda at this

plato Mrs. Rebecca Whiirmnd. of Maile Orovo, It qnito alofc .. -Mr. and Mm. Emily Wood, of India napolii, ar vaii log friendt at this place -4Ticl Allien, who hmboeii quite lick for' itini tians i tbounht to he improving -Jno, F. .'tiller had his hip aud knee twdly mar bed by a faliins; stone at Perry Rroi. (tons quarry lait Monday Miu Balle Oolty went to Terra Haute last Saturday whe re aho will viait for a few dayi, iid from thenca the will so to IllinoU vihare she will spend the bulaa.ee of the umSir We undersund that Dr. Wq L. Whittod intend! moving to BloomingfiijfcU in t ie near future Dr. Bon and fUml ri xr Aiksi-iuo .....1 .:r r wi'f t Ind , were tho gueata of Rev,xml Mr. junia, ana nr. ana sin. rjo-mcu. nurru. ove SundayWhiW Mr. Grant and Mr. uaoKn were naiune on sningleu oa J. "V Bay's haaie, the toe-cleet uava way and le4Vem fall, Mr. Baugh falling on liivfeht ghonlder. dMlocalinir the aoni s bruiaet and acratchet. but not of any eonsequnnca. -Tho pwtotvoe que. Hon U settled at laet, and Simp. Sharp no aiiinouiea tne man. aimp. laoarea bam! for the succeM of the Ri;publicaa pari r Inst fail, and welldeiervei the r ffiee at h a handi and we believe ho will make agojdP. M. J. X. Sdmondton in bi anii tant The member of tie Betas! liap Ut church gave a pound party at We'lmteAUon't but Saturday evening. A hi rge number were praent aad left Mr. Allen about $20 worth of goods, and $4.3' in cash.. Quite a good trine was had and all were glad to help tb ffllcted mat'. Among those present oftUKie of the ihurcli taembenhip were Mr. Mure land , Mrs. Ferry, Mrs. V. N. Mitthdrs and Taylor Johnson Suhday ni-iit was 1 perilous time for the suiuoptRiie heai U of ElletUrille'a fair ux. Four of the most distinguished young bloods of Blotmington society, wore in town. After ii somewnat lavish -displny of their perannal attractions and 'a considerable s&cr See of cigars and hone&eib, thby letook tbeoiaelvesto the recioa from whence they came Last Monday Hartley Kile t reached the Doth, year or bts existence and nbout that number of friund aad relatives met St hfs residence to celebrati the occasion. 1 Baskets well Ollod with rich vfands were numerous, and at (he -lining hour eah ato until he could vat i o more, and 'arose quite refreshed' and a a happy mood. A pleasent time was sad and all were well pleasod with the iwlebratiba. ' mm. . , il ill 1 An aiitbjrity on iiuildiug and furnishing 'shys that the lateaf1 fash ionable fad in tbe building line is windows Without either inside or c uUidV blinds. The most expensive homes now Iteiog const mcted, ind tjiose that have been built for he past few months, are without blinds. There is no particular reac an for this innovation, except that it ia a change io style. Architects says tbat outside blinds are not oruameutal and inside blinds inte rfere with laee curtains. A TtiniLijxa SocrALEpisrioR. ere was a young lady namml Moll, wno purchased a new pnrufmi, wih it handle 11 lane that she had to be t-trodii or she nuldn't have lued 'i t l all. Sh met a young mm wlw. twn pJnin, , ss trugliug with might and with main j Slieady his gntt nea.th the trrlWo j was to weig itofhisdreadfuliyoumlMswomecjine. "So intent was the tMinutllUl Mull on j lugg ng her long pnraso that hu pacnod j theoung swain with the iuuborom9 . - - 1 nn ... ... 1. : ... ... 1 1 1

W hut a nairow -apc fi.r that .wkin f ftab-ii '-l "-at unlass th.y t Queeitswareatul Glassware ? Hemp. hadj fc' -"3ognia4-JJiWJVHFala'J!IL,, t,l,J ' kwps everylliinji you may rV tiftl BVs Viat ; but bow could In do i tor of the itBreuit CVurt, t he at J,, proccrv Store, UUilcr una tad carry his cumbersome ean T h,tJn,.lb'' fl1 fond"J ", "' P,,,",,e'--! tl,c l'riCtt6 uffioe. " , , . I A. I. 18HJ, at the Court B-nu in Bloom-' "bn.ie umw. '.' I ington. in said Coumy and State, and! ,mmm " -W. D. Bitter returned from alncrr,':,",,,tu sid romplaint, tbej Tun RKLIABLB and lonn etnosilo trip yesterday, having visited j brd and detennined in Hshet, firowry hutU9 oi Utmp W lithe mies in oneratinu in fufavett a r ...w :P is still at the corner of 6lh Kt.

anti oj organ auu 1 ipjoaute vun: 1 a 1 V 1 . ..i... ties. The more inlormation Ire I gets on the subject the more fuvoraulj impressed he ts with the idea. No failures are reported ; every at tem it, so far, seems to have been suotpalui. Auy kind ot green feedi mav be nrenervi d liv- this neoleeoi nia oe preserve ny urn ih?overy important one frust-biitenl corii does the best. If our fariifcm should re-plant the Jate destroyed ; , i"'ni ui-iiiiu.iny in;.) ue onerea io test tue Illoomfield Ntjws.matjter. ' -Vincennes Commercial : Prof. Joseph Bryan, brother of Prof. E, A. IJrvan, had about made up Ma mtn I to accept a position in the University vice Prof Stewart n sign !. He would have occupied the ishair of natural sciences here. Nea rly at the same time he received telegram from Monmouth, 1I1. telling him that he had been elect ed ti the position of the preparatory department of the college there. Tbe salary being several hundred dollars more per annum he will ac cept tbe position in Monmouth colli de. However, he will remain in tl tia city during the summer, Judge J. W. Busk irk has been drinking sulphur water at West Badiin Springs. . Jfo roast this year, but plenty of fruit and grain of all kiuds. 'We dip the following from a co ty of the Keeord, published at Grenueborg, Peon, : "Aa unusually tutercsting evcut took place at the residence of Mr. Catliarine Xjoor, mother- of post master Ioor, corner of Mr.ple avenue and Sccoud street, this city, Saturday evening, 2d ins. After yean of separation the reunion qif the nix djnghlers of the iale fj. Geiiicnduouer, of Uniontown, Pa., ocenrred at the time aud playe alxive ment ioned, I he eldest bititMf Miss Mary A. Getxendanuer af Union j Mrs. Emily Juhnson of Biatiehfisier, Ohio; Mrs. Catherine Usi I or, of Gn-cnsbttrg , Mrs. J5. H, Beacon, of Washington county, Pa. ; Mrs. Margaret Wuolley and Ellen Neeld of Blonmineton. Indi inH. W e have seldom set'ri 'six finer looking ladies refined in in aMurer, cultured aod intelligent., The eveninsr spent with them wus reph te with wit and brilliancy. ly qjauy such reuuiouslt theira."

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and Keck Ties. It will pay you to inspect these goods. West side squares one door, north of alley. The Tourner Clothing House.

NOTICE TO BBIDOE BUILDERS AISO 8TOSE MASOJIS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of UnmniMsiuners of Munroe County will receive bids at th County Auditor's otSoa until OJiEOOWCK, JULY 18th, 1889, for tlio building of 8 tono Abutment on the llorgiintown roadt near Miultael KlvetierV. Also fur one I ron Bridge to be erected at said pant The Board of Commissioners will reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Finns and fpfciflunlions for said Abutment, and Bridge being uuw on file at tbe A uditur's office. Payment for said bridge to be made in each on cumulation of the job. V itnesc my h and and official seal this 1st day of July, 1888. WILLIAM T. BLAIR, Auditor Houroe Co. July 3, 1889. ILOCOKM & ROGERS, Att'y. Kotlce to Nou-neslitent.e. Statu of Indiaqa, Monroe Coanty, ss : . . . . ... . r . . in tne jionioe uircuit t,ouri. oeutem - bvr Titiii, i3'.. Comlaini Ko. 1U83. Tbeodnrc J. Liden vs. Hubert n. Cree Vxrui U el.h, et al. "Now onict the plain Rni-r-, his alfa.rn.rys. a liv iitiiiu.n - .v. .. I Iff... KSa .Mink. Tot h.-rin. teihcr jwith nu i.n1!ivit that wH dnfrndauts, Robert II. Cr -e ami C.v run Webb, aro aot reidcnts o the Stofe f Indiana. v? ... : .... : . . i r t i... .-! t.i i . . sa 1 ... i wmn, i wmiiw, this 1st ?-v 'i A- "u sbal ENOCH FULLER, Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. July 3, 1899. DUNCAN & B.VTJIAS, Atl'vs. Notice Its Kon-Henldents. tIn tbe State or Indiana, JLmro county, j ,n Monroe vUmit temW terai, 1889. Complaint S. tcss. Nancy J. Snort, Milton Battrlon .Frank Kow comes the plaintiffs, bv their at torneyg, ,nnd flies their complaint hero in, together with an aaidavit of a competent pereon tbat said defeadnnts, X'aul Ifurt, Bruee Kurt, David Hui'., Lee Alford, Harry Cromn and Wiilium Croxon, are aot residents of the State of Indiana, that a eause of action agists against them, that the snme l for part ition of real estate, and that said non-resident defendants, are necessary parties thereto. "' . Notice is therefore hereby giea said j defendant,tbat unless tby oe nnd appear on the flrst day of the next term ot Monroe circuit court, to be hoiden on the 1st Monday of September. A. P., 1889, at the Court House, in Bloomington, in said county and State, and answer or demur to mid tumptniot, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. Witness my name and the eal of said court affixed at BlooiniqgUis, this 1st day of July, A. 0. 1889. dkal ENOCH FULLER, Clerk. July 3, 1889. GATES Blended Java COFFEE it Ut CHcAH M IM rlCtXn COnttt. ' ti eU U I mUhkm Emm I Wt Ask Yn to Tri R. ..... PAOKIO at A, B. GATES & CO. INDlANAPOUt, IND. PERSONS owing delinquent taxes are lioroiiy uotilleatiisit the (awe must be paid at once or I will be coiutollod to levy on personal property and cell tho samo at publlo auction. Please call and pay and rave ousts. H M. BATES. July s, 'P9. City Treasurer. Cl WANTED! to ciiiivkps for (ho aala of Nunerv Htm-ic A ful I lir.e of tradine siieciiiHiea. .Salary and Kxiwnses paid U suvcessfkil men. No experience necessary. WHtafortwrw, Stating age. (Mention this paper.) C. L. BOOTH It V. Nuiryman, ntt Park, Uoehunitr, K. Y. July it-'9.

Everybody tnvaktt the "X. Y. Z." ciyar. For tale by alt fatclass dealer. For Tobacco, Cigars, ColFees ami Tcus, it will be the prdper tliintt for you to call on "the Rob ertson Bros., northeast corner of the square. They have everything iit stuck that you way call for. Bad Odors. John Brown has prepared himself with tight cank, chemical ami the proper tuofc, uxl can dean vnulta as well aa men who hnve come here front the cities. I Call on hint n) get figures. It ia UeUer to clean up your premices than to have sickness in the family.' Smoke UteC.CC, Ggar. English Spavin Liniment removes all Hani, Soft, or CuHouiied j Lumps and Blemishes from lion, niooil Spavin, Curlw, Spiiutn, i.. ; ., c. (hwceney, Kinj:-iiou-,SiiH s, Sprains, jail Swollen Throats, Cough, itc. Save 00 liv use ot one hMe, V.iitMiiftio.l 5.t.l In II f.iitfHfti . ... . Dnigiint, BliNtiniugton, Ind. Smote (he G. 'c. C. Ctgur. - iiaaii - Do Yof want nnvr-lttr in and College Ave.. Only the host goods kept iitRtoek . Smoke the C. C. C. Cigar. Robkrtson Bros, keep a choice stock of groceries, and sell them at a small margin tor caali. J li y also mnke a siteciaitv of the feed busint-KS. Alt manner of feed kept Call and see them ht their hand some room on the northeast cort er 'jof the square. STOCK OWNERS, BEAD. I hereby give notice to all owners of tiive mocK mat me oraiannco prvuii'ii.. ine Slock from running at largo witbiii tne corporawon win tm ngmij. ciuwv PnuuicuUons will follow uiKin the viola tion of the In w by any one. , This ord nanee must be obsewd. GEO. M. OWENS, Marshal. J.. H.TTlN'X'JSXt. iaj tlio lendtuar Funox-aXi Dh-eotoH AND FUBNITURB DEALER. I oiv ia stock tux mt ms r FURNITURK AND UNDKRTAK1 G GOO OS F.VKR KT.PT IX BLOOMINOToy, AKD .Wlt.J. KLL Voir OOODD'CHKAPKR THAN Al'T oxa. Comb Ann mi at aareaa Tv 1IOY. Sfey-SOUTH SIDB W4UABX, WBIT or CtAKK's OaocaST. seSfi.8 S ALESME WANTE flU SALARY AND EXPENSES! I paid or liberal commissions toBJ j local men. Out-St free--noIM" collectine. Permanent positions guars i - Iterd. cperience unnecessary. ChoUe of territory if apply t onee u. r. xn v no t jsi c tu, Umpire Nurseries, Rochester, N. ' . T iTil.-rrnir - .w.. (April 17-3in. pd. NOTICE TO STORE KEsSff1 KR, Ht7CKSTUIa A VAUHtRS. II. H Dron burger St Co.. Produce Dealers of Frankfort, Ind., have opened s branch hours at Bloomington, Indium, for the purpose uf paying cash for Butter, v,Ki: aud I'uuitry. i iihy expect to the liiKlimt onh price at all times. J. D. Dillman who has bad many yean cxpuric-nco in the hucinrss will mating t th.-ir nffairs for them at this point. All goods will be promptly remitted for that are sent in by frt-ight or express, anl customers ilfgiH the lienellt of our reduced rates on all railroad lines. Farmer of this suction will do well to oall upon them and receive instructions abou: ' raisinr CabonSj as they stay na well ifti sjauu tor tneirpnuitry crop as tan. II II. llpji liEKGER A CO., April U, '89. ulooimngton, ind. A llce Io Mah JUafT, XV Sury aud Kxuimws twid, or Coinmisrhni u preferred. (Salesmen, wanted everywhere. No experience needed, Address, stating age. Tho C L Ven Duson Nunerv, Co., (t.U June -0.; Geaeva, K. y.

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DOVS, F ARRIS BROS. ui E. P. COLE HAVEBILLNYE'S . IMW . BOOKI9 . "BILL. NYE'S THINKS.,,J8Spaiiee.S5o "NYE AND RILEY'S RAILWAY GUIDE " By 2,IB. Kln 01 Humorists and Jame wnncovn Bilet, Prince of roeta. D3t:esel.90c. Clott , SIjOO. "BILL NYE AND BOOMERANG." 296 pases, SBeM.lsW HtML "BILL NYE'S BALED HAY," Any of tne ahove atint prepaid on xecelpt of price. "REMARKS BY BILL NYE," Mor Amenta. OUTFIT FREE. F$Z5$;. ersil ami J.ocnl .gmtfi. Wrli-i'or ealalosTue and special tixma free Addn.S4 Map and Sank PuWWier to Wholctile SlissKw, 4IE-423 DCARSOHM ST. CHICAGO. Esclaatvc pW!ahcr ut nitl Kye'e Hoks. EAST & KAST, A.rn..y Kotlce to JCon-RcaldcwIs. St ul.ii of tudiaim, Monrne County vs. In ho Mo.noe Ciri u!t t'-urt, of .Monric count)-, in tlie State of Indiana, Svptuui(ber Term, ISB9. 'No. ICS0. ijnilio TXiv'u vs. Leoiitdns I)vi. Be it known, that on tbe SSth tby of January. 18-9. the ahove named pl.intilf. livkrt attornevs. Illwl in the otlce of the Clerk of the Circuit (Nwirt of S.!.nrae County in the State of 1 ndiiina, her cornplaint ngninit the above named -defendant; ' and n the V9tli day of .lannnry, 189. . thn said plnintitl filwl in the Clerk's office :tho itHdavit of a competent purson, showing that said defendant, lonida Davi, is iiit a resident ol tbe State ( Indiana, and said plaintiff baling by endorraint on snid complaint required the deldnnt to appear in said Court and answer or demur thereto, on the Id day Sppttsaber, 18S9, and anawor i her complaint lor d ivorce. Now therefore, bv order of said' rouri sahl defendant last a'lmve named is hereby notiUcd of tbe Blin 'vnd pendescy of snid complaint against him, and that unlets he appears and ansae's or dsmurs thereto, at the celling of Mid cause on tbe 3rd day of September, 1839. the saino being the Ind judicial day of a te rn of said Court, to oe begun and held it the. Court IUino in the City of Bloomington, on the Urst ilouday ia September, tSfea, suid complaint, and tlie matters and things therein vontainrd and alleged, will be heard aud determined in his absenes. KNOCU FULLER, Clerk. May 15th, IS89. Ohio tt llfttlppl Rallivay. i Ohio & MiasiMippi Railway- is the The direct fat line letwon Cincinnati, lUuis ville, St. Louis aad sll point Kast, and West, Four through passenger trains each war between Cincinnati and St. Loui are necvasary ta accommodate Its law and constantly increasing volume of tinsve) ; three between Cincinnati aad Ioui:tville, and two-between Louisville and St 'Unrig, Its4aaie all -enter Union' Dew, in Cincinnati, Louisvilln and St. Louis, corevenicntlv located near the centers ot buttnets. Transfers to other lines are that avoided. At Ht. Louis direot conaeotioM are Made in samo depot with trains nf a't lines west lines fur the West, Northwest sail SouthMS. The Ohio 4s Mississippi Railway Rive special attention to colonists going West, either single or in purtie. Our agrate are prepured-at all times to furnish information as to rates and routes to xii.ts West; price and locution of lands, an I when passenger are ready to start will call on them rt their homes, if desired, secure tickets at loweet rates and attoud to check ini; baggage and shipping freight through to destination. At Louivi!le connections are male in Union Depot for all points Kast aad Southeast, and in Urnon Depot, Cincin nati, for the Kast, Northeast aad Southeast. Through Pullman Sleeping Cart at run by ibis line between St. Louis, Cinci n nn ti, Louisville. Wushincton , Halt imora and intermediate stations. fullmnn rarlorCsrt srs run on day trains via this line. Travelers going to any paint Bast, West, Koith or tsomb. Should mi.ke it their business to ask fur tickets viit the O. & M. Railway. Patsenireft nurchaMne loeat tickets will.' snve io ceiitsou eaos rare, as tne tiOKm rate ts to cents less than the rate on the train. For reliable formation in reference to routes, rate, tickets, etc., to all points throughout thn United States, ealt on Ticket Agnnts ot oatinaetlng lines, or address HENJ F. ADAMS. Ticket Aaett. O. it U. By ,, Bloomini;ton, Ind. C G. JON KM. District Fasieneer Aeciit. Vincennes. Ind. J. F. liAKKAKD.lWerGen.Als.auger. AY. B. KUATTt C, O-n IWr. Att.

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