Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 July 1889 — Page 3

. to wake" you r THAT BEGINNING JULY 4, AND FOB 30 DATS,

The Eagle Clothing House

XJTiU place ! Mile on

LOT 3999-XeS.LOT 8988---

19 Suite. LOT 1W wholesale and have been Uyfor$m ALL G LOT 4697,2&roch( i a

mmi FUnA'Sratx. all siZSS. UGSF Jf IX

LOT 41583, IS Brown Cheek I $IO; These goods for $G.5C Worsted Salts, Regular Price! 40 doz. Unlaundried Shirts PEST QUALITY MUSLIN, 4-ply lone Bosom, patent facings, re-enforced back and front, AJjT, RSZES,-reduced from 75e. to

fiOe.

Yon can't bnjr the raw material lor tne money.

0ne Table devoted to Childrens' and Boys' Clothing -price will be reduced from 14 to 1-2.

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Wmim hi Mckcii. amar&nfleed net to rip,

m.vm. wi-p-g:j' ---- LOW TICKET Famous o the ehoiee country produce it sapptiw to golr enstbasers, n the old established grocery house of Hemp. Wilson, "Progress Block.". . ? CAKLOA9 lim f various kinds gfl8.wwgtJoe.Suith', Fmc Bern tl i itretry Emporium every week. Every userul article seen ta the ramotw "Fair"' at CbtesgOris duplicated at Smith's, nod-very mawy of them at lowei price titan are demanded at the CfttagpJiQtiscv l standard goods the W brnWf- silverware are kept. Alt the mast popular makes of watcWeS, clocks, etc,: can be; jbtrad at this boaae and at prices hmtx than iii the large cities for the season Hat expenses are twsihirtta tsc htii. Ask Joe to show van ..aunte of these coeds. 'Hea:dqit4Btebs for Tobacco, Cigsn andeaoni'd-goods. ..Hemp. Wilson's grocery store. ' , 680; BrjtCWART, JtLQOMTHOronH Boss Bbj Baksvxaj.bs! BEST BSKAI. ,v J ; YoC 8KWiJ see the bend1 ---.-J. , RolurL on Bros, osi the northeast corner of the iqaarc- "Chey keep " ar very choice Bfock of goods ta their lint, especially Tow, Coffers, Tobacco ad Cigars. Call afnd see , them. . "i i ii 4 ' ' 'I ' fori that fa, kepi i, a 4ry 'gooda ,tore,i txifotuKtin Charley Moblry t to Cbartey Moblry's, store, the only store on the south aide, of t he sqnare where good goods are keid. Me has an esuecialljr baadqo sac Koe of ladies' dress goods, ribbomi, facts, ete,'anI in parasols, fasa, ties, collars, coffa, etc he carries nway mvelties seen nowhere else. One feature of hi store U eheapnew-7-be ak the nioet reasonabfe prices for goods, and yen can m yonrseu ens wnn a numoer of art iles at the price yon pgr m o-hoieeHti Coffees, Teas, Tobaccos awl Cigars, at Hemp. Wilson's grocerr atore. Try one of tbe new branifi of agar at this rtorej.- . Famqct for tbe good goods it adaVaad famoos for the handsome uits of clothing, the readymade and bmlt to order, McGee & fJos Htose w on tbe ton ware to! nmanerirsr. The "la teat" ' in tnrpishiag goods. May always be! found at this .store. Prop in aa look around- no-charge. . Bbhai, eakra, cracker, pies and ererjttMag nsoally kept W a eotn fecttonery o? reataarant, at teorj( Rockarta. Yon will find the best goods, inj the grocery line, Hemp. Wilson's He receives fresh good every week, so that nothing in hw bowse is stale. Call on bin in "Progress Blocfc'' Rrotk ttoh in prices of all goods at Metiers eiotmng store has taken place. Ec. is tbe boyer, and he ftefc sneb bargains every time ho floes to toe city that be can afibrd to sell ebfoply, TJie life has been etit oat of prices at McGccsJ however, and it will pay yon to call and are the gooda. Wk kbw three or four of the act Riding Coltivaiors and Plows wade. The Oliver Chilled Ptow stands at the head and we have it. BAKER, NEELD dt CO.t

Special Tables one table devoted to Hats

U sums,

SO, reduced to $1.

selling read-

'assimere,.

uits&OT 80S5, Iftark, BeoTm n.

i M : : l simere it im --- s imiv'i mil ta mwmm , jaw - - Don't forget to call on Charley McPbecters, iu the old G reeves standi nd sccuru some of his choice groceries He Brakes it a point to keep the" beet -goods and sells as k as anybody in the business. Ice. Ice. Ice. Ie. Ice. If you want the best Lake Ice yon should leae your ordr at the Rosebcrry & Cron meat hop stand, sooth of the Faulkner Hoi el. B. Cron has a sa'pply of the choicest lee, and will deliver it promptly to tdi parts of the Oily. Make your cootractat once. -i nln For homentado cheese and sweet dairy batter, Charley McFbeetere' grocery store, (old Greeves stand) takes the blue ribbon. Ask for the homemade Campbell cheese it is delicious. BAKEB, Neeld & Co. keep a very choice and desirable stock of Wall Papers, Border, etc; It was bought at a great bargain, and the bargain is donated to the firm's enstotners. Get door and window screens at Baker, Nseld & Ckt.'s. Best in the town. Keep out the flies. ' Aa to GR0csniE8, it would be well fb yon to reinenaber that Charley McPheeters is ip the old - yr...JA . T Z CLX r fT' ,V::;" takes pleasore (a waiting on the trade.. The Harrison Mixed Paints are the best and purest in the world. Will cover mora epace, look belter, wear better, giv; greater satisfaction than any other brand. Call and see testimonials. Bjkkr, Neeud & Co. . Cigars, Teas, Tobaccos and fragrant Coffees are some of ifubcrtson Bros, siiccialties. They sell as low as any firm in the busiaess,and deliver goods promptly.' Choicb Coffees are Jimmy uiobineou'8 specialty. He has. an immcose cofiee trade and he secured it by keeping the best thaft could be procured for money. While this is a speoialty it does not prevent him from having in stock the best line of groceries ever seen on the west side of the square. He can give yon bargain for spot cash . i . - W ' i ' SALESMEN wanted to solicit for oar well known Nursery. Good vagal paid cTery week. Permanent cmpkWni guaranteed w rite hi once vewre territory ukm, stating ago. CHASB I BBOS., Chicago, His, July it tow. -The choice Mexican coffee, at Jimmy Robinson s, grocery, west dide of square, is worthy of yo.or investigation. He keeps the choicest of everything in tbe grocery and provision line. Chaig WobLet has a lot of nrst-efoss Baegies, Carriages, Phtetotis and Spring Wagons, at his livery stable, which h will sell tor cash or will trade for mules or horses. Call on Craig belore you sejl your stock. Best Ltjkch in town, at George UenckaH's. People'froin the coun try can get fresh bread, uicx, cakes, etc., at this place at reasonable priccs

I 01 ; These go at $7. KOT 411, lk Worsted Cfceelc

LOT 3000, Sacks same tood and Price, JBlue or Slack,

hums, nesojar jrraee $1 ,--75.. GTS. t5c. LOOK FOR THB YELskk theme BAKGAI.m " An enraged rooster attacked Mrs. Frank McPhetridge on Jy last week, and struck her in the face with one of his spurs. These Bloomington roosters are b-a-d chickens. Those Cedar Lake bass tent by Tobe Smith were uncommonly fine, and arrived in good condition. They reminded one of the mountain trout of Colorado. John Blair's family have been entertaining Mrs. MeCimJy and daughters of Princeton, Itid. A number of Monroe county people have visited Uarliiisville artesian well during the past two days, among them J. W. Buakirk and wife. Waix Paper ! Wall Paper 1 We have brought on the largest stock of Wall Paper ever seen iu the town ; it is also the finest. The proof of this is an examination. Baker, Neeld fe Co. Read announcement of the Eagle Clothing Store. When you go there ask for Lot and number that's where the bargains are. Take the Progress along and point to their adveriisemcnt -Just think of a fine suit of clothes selling at from $6.50 to 910! It is wonderful, but that is the way they are doing at the Eagle. Read their advertisement, take the Progress down and point out what you want. At the "Eagle" they are sell ing Moleskin Pants for 75c. Tb-I is cheaper than going naKecl. New items added to the Redn; letter Sale every week, until summer goods are closed. John and Will. Thomas are proprietors of the new Barber Shop In the Durapd building, west of the National Hotel, and solicit the patronage of the public. The room ia neatly furnished and all tbe appliances are first-class. Competent workmen will be found at this Barber Shop during business hours, and no pains will be spared to please the public. Remember tbe place and call. All good pianists praise the fine action and the - unsurpassed singing tone quality oi tbe Vou dSon$ Piano. Don't fail to attend the Banner Red Letter Sales, for all summer goods must go, at some price. I have come to Bloomington to stay, and will buy good horses, mares or mules from Ave to oight years old, and win pay ens ii or win iraae ouggies, carringes, wagons, surreys, carts or harness. I have for sale buggies, phaetons, whips, rones, ousters, spring wagons, roau cans, eto. Everything is flrst-o! and late style, such goods" as will recommend themselves. Come and see them belore you boy or think of trading. Office in old Chris tian church building, east of National Hotel, or inquire at Ornig Worlev's Livery Stable. DAVID McGINNIS. June l2-3m. BUY A QOOU PIANO t stop PArma met prices FOR MFSBIOH PiAXOS, F. Lust, the authorized agent of Monroe comity, sella the celebrated Henry F. Miller, tbe favorite Vote & Sons and tlieuncqallfd, medium priced New England Pianos. A iso t he Jiurdelt and HV.icAner Organs. Prices as low as in Boston or IndinnapoIR All Pianos warranted for five years. Sales for uaub of on time.

I Jae. Slocomb is One of the i . .

luoay increase veterans. There will be plenty of oats and grass, owing to the ''wet spell." Miss Hettie Ourbaeher of Louisville is the guest of Miss Maude Vanzaudt in this place. Soddy Carmichael, accompanied by his family, went to Cincinnati last Thursday to visit relations. Aug. 24th and 20th the old settlers will hold their annual pic nio at Jketcham's springs. Sell that old chicken ooop.that drum stove and the old piece of pole at auction, nest Saturday, J. A. Baldridge is now at Rowe, N. M.. on the Sauta Fe railroad. Rev. Carrier preached for the Presbyterian oeoDle of Mitchell. Sundays week. Dr. Jordan delivered his lec ture on the "Ascent of the Matterhorn' at Warsaw, one evening last week. The aunt of. Dr. Rhficem who has been keeping house for him some time, died on July 4th, after a lingering illness. Mrs, Howard Baker and daughter of Stanford, .his couuty, were the. guests, last week, of 8. E. Carmichaers family, on west 6th street. Watt. Farmer is preparing to remove to Washington county. having traded his land west of town for Robert McClintook's farm in the aforementioned county. The cloth i ng dealers are wear ing their war paint. A man can be suited now in any kind of a suit by those accommodating gen tlemen. Georee Walker, eldest son of Wesley Walker, the well known carpenter, is dangerously 6ick with typhoid fever. He hits been work-

-J4g in ludiamipoiis andmme home

because he was not fueling well. -"Old Nig," the wU known black family horse, owned during the past twenty years by I. Milt. Rogers, died o Wednesday last. "Old Nig was between thirty and thirty-fivo years old, and was known to almost every one here. . The Committee of Christian Church Sunday School announce im excursion to Bethany Park on T hnrsdaj', A ugust 1st. Fare $1.25. See bills and look fur further an nouncement. Isaac On m fin's mother died on Sumliiy night lft, at her residence wei"i. oi town, film lias fecm con lined to her bed for a Ion time with a. fractured thigh. Miss Antoinette Duncan entertni nod eleven littlo girls l her honip, on Intt Friday, the oecuMon boing her eleventh birthday, the little isirls irtoiii were iiiissua lusepliine Ulurk, AIhikIi; Carniichacl, Jennie Claman, Grace unci Cora Hinklo, Maude (Showers, Alice Worlcv, Josie bimmous. Flora Dudd. Ida Wahlrou. John Keck, the South College Avenue erocer, is tho father of a livelv young buy. John in doing u well us L'ouid bo expected. Mrs. Ida Henley arrived in Bloomington on Monday, and will go from li.'.re to Cincinnati on Wednesday to tak. a course in vocal music. She sy that the recently published report of her marriage waa without any foundation whatever. She has been teaching muiic in liockport since last fall, and has met with all tbe success she could expect. Miss Clara Orchard will go to Columbus, Ind., this week to visit "lis JJora Long. W. M. Fee of Lewision. MaUo, is the guest of Mfut. O. fee's family. Henry Eller is in receipt of an original invalid pension. Bob Marshall is developing a good deal of hard work power that he was not supposed to poitsess kwhen he tackled tho stone quarry business. Alter Bob gets himself trained down about ninety pounds he will send a challenge to John Dr. Tufts, Optician, representative of tbe "American Optical Association," is now in Bloomington. Office at Wni. Browning's residence. Dr. Tufts came to Bloomington by request of citizens. Call and see him. Consultation free. He is prepared here to grind glasses into your old spectacle, frames, thus saving you cost of new frames. Briug tbem with you. Henry Starks, at one time a well kuown horseman ot Bloomington, was in town last week. Starks is suorintendenl of tbe Louisville street car stables. At one time while here, Starks bought a little mare and traiucd her till she could pace easily at 2:38 j he then sold her for 300, making a good profit. The mare was taken to Boston and trained till she got down in the twenties, ai... Inally sold for $5,000. Starks has a good position at Louisville, and is a good man for the place. CHARLES II. BO 1,1.31 A NT, Bloomington, Ind., July IS, '89. Whereas, The class of '89 bas becm called so soon to mourn tho loss of one of its worthiest members, Charles H. Bollmmi, and since tho relalhm held throughout his entire college courso with us makes.it highly fitting that we express and record our appreciation of him. Reeolvndi That his ability as a student will ever be hold by ns in grateful remembrance and that the removal of such a promising y oung man from our midiit, leaves a vacancy that will be sadly felt and real Ized by all the members of the class ns well as by the entire community. Resolved, That we express our deepest sympathy with the friends and relatives of the deceased, and that these resolutions bo published in the oily papers and copies bo furnished to his mother and tho mem bers of the eh THKO. J. LOUDEN, W. M. MOFPBTT, W.H PEBIOO. CouiuiiUtc Class 'S?.

ior sale by S. CAKMICHAEL.

S Lots, Cor. 7tli anfl Koprs St A number of Fine Houses have been erected two squares west of these Lots, and others are in course of construction.

FOR PARTICULARS

ItEL ESTATE ACS-EIVT.

1000 bedsteads and 600 bu reaus were shipped to Johnstown last week by Showers Bros. A he Donaldson Is the recipi ent of an (1,800 appointment as waeon iisoector. He will be lo cated at South Bend. Miss Id ell e Bicknell. and her mother, Mrs. G. W. Terry, left Bloomineton on Wednesday last to visit Knox county relations. Mrs. Luoas is ruakiae some liatidjonio improvements on her property a t the north end of Morton street. I. Milt. Rogers' son-ih-la, Henry Lee, has returned to Kan sas ; his wife will remain nere oar ing the summer. . John Waldron has sold another lot in his addition, on east 5th street. Mr. Swayne of the train dispatcher's force being the purchaser. Price 350. Wheat will come in at a pret ty lively rate perhaps, early in the season, not because the price is high (70c.), but because there is a large ctop of it. Frank Fooler will preach at Cold Water, Kansas, during the next two months, but like ail the other boys had to start from Bloomington. The first wheat brought to this place for grinding was raised by Jas. Moore, east of town. The grain was solid and good and averaged 35 bushels to the acre. Another artesian well ia being dug at Martinsville. Tlie expense of "taking treatment" at tne Barnard well is said to be $8 per week now, in addition to board. That is a little on the Hot Springs style. A serious accident happened to T. P. Whitson, last Wednesday. He wa3 on his way home in a road wagon, and was thrown from the vehicle when near the Wood Yard. The wheels passed over him, and his injuries it is feared may prove fatal. Frank Axtell of the Washing ton (Daviess oo.) schools is sick with fever at the residence of his father came here to the funeral of Mrs. Kennedy and was taken sick after arriving. Washington county, according. to the enumeration just taken. would ie a good plsce for colored people to "flock," as there is not colored person in the entire coun ty. Salem, the couuty seal, is saul to be especially hospitable to the colored folks and great inducements a.-e held out to any who will locate there. . There is considerable sickness in town at present, especially fevers, due:, no doubt, to the great quanti ty ot decaying vegetation and the number of pig pens that are stinking in various portions of town. This is' an outrageous thing and should not be tolerated. As a matter of justice to those of onr citizens who take care of their premises the slovenly and careless people should bo compelled to do rialit in this particular asa measure ot relief for themselves aa well as others. 'Program for convention of the Christian ohurches of CAven, Marcan and Monroe counties, at Spen cer, ludiana, July 25th aud 2(5 th, ism : THURSDAY, JOLT 2Bra. Sleeting opened by Judge W.M Franklin. President of tho Distriut Executive Ooinmittoe; Devotional Exorcises, Qeo. Johnson, Monrovia ; Address of Woloomo, 0. H. Strewn, Spencer; Response, J. B. Johnson, Hall; Sermon, J.G. Tomlinson, iSlurtinsvmo ; uovotiunal ivfcreisps, V. H. Miller, Alaska ; Add res.?, J L. Parsons, Indianapolis; Appoiiitmont of Committeni, Miscellaneous Business; Praise and Bom; Service, 0. H Strawn; fturuion, J. P. Swing, Orawfordsvillo. FRIDAY, JULY JOitt. Devotional Exeroiees, H. Qnston, fipencor ; Miscellaneous BusinohS ; Address, h. L. Carpenter, State Hundny School KvaiigolUt; Reports of Uoramlttees; Do. votioiial Exerolsos, D. It. Itcngan, Daggett; Reports of Committees; Mhueliiuioous Business Address, Pruf, Anifii Atwator, Bloomington ; Sang Service, U. II. 8trawn ; Sternum, Vf. B. F. Xut, 31mUiiaY'HO.

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t For sale by S. E. CAEHICEAEI.

Craig Worley and daughter went to Martin county this week. Miss Otto will be a teacher in one of the Crawfordsville schools. The city assessor reports 07 .male and nine female dogs within the city limits. Dillon Talbott, Co. Recorder. is building a house on Maple flights. Martin Matthews, who has been residing in' Hesper, Kansns, for some years, is on a visit to relations in the vicinity of Stanford. Awnings have been placed at the west windows of the office of the county auditor ; but- not le fore they were sadly needed. John Waldron is making p re parations to grade another piece of ground on west otn sL and Jay it on into ten lots. -jfltufua East has rented the bcose on west 6th st. formerly ofned by James Matthews, and of w occupies it. ' o. tv. JShorer's new noose on Kaple Heights is almost completed, ntli will be occupied by Chis. Giifiy. .-Timber is on the ground for M$. McCoy's new residence on west 5th street. Alex, iiobhon wil. build it at a coat of f 1,100. ise to "i his ttie'anid "Belle Axvmmmm'QhXi Worthingion. Theyf wiSe guests of Miss J3mraa and Mrs. Chas. Houston. - -Horace Malky is at present in Salt Lake City, as the Progress learos from ft very interesting letter which we were permitted to read last week. Greeoeaalle people are highly pleased because their new postmaster is puttiug in an entire new out fit of furniture. Oar postmasteris not named aa yet. A colored camp meeting, un der the auspices of the churches at Spencer and Bloomington, will be held on the fair ground at the former town, beginning Aug. 10 tad continuing ten days. -HarroJaburg had a very cred itable fourth of July celehration, consisting of a well arranged and haudtwmely carried out parade, and a well worded address by Dr. C.D. McLahlao. 'he Mechanics Band tilled their contract last Thursday night, notwithstanding the rain descended. They j have changed the time of j their Open air coucerts from ontarday (o Thursday night ot each week.' isaao Levden of New Alb toy, Ind., 'has been elected a member of the Board of trustees of I. u., Judge Banta's position being made vacant by his election to the law professorship. KUettsville has selected its school teachers as follows: PriocipaLJobuT. Foster; Asst., Ella Figg r Intermediate, J. W. Jtay j Asst.; j Mabel Perry; Primary, A not Acuff, barley Alexander and Dr. Grain were at KUettsville Thursday. There is no truth in the story that tbe people of that town thought it was a meeting of general conference. The produce business, alrsady a big item in Bloomington, prom ises to tie larger still. J. JD. Dillman having severed his connection with DronhergerA Co. is now em ployed' by the Jordan produce imlisnv, and the north end of the Model Mill building has been tented. . Auditor ulair lias been earn ing m vegetables by the sweat of bis brow this summer, and tr umphautty nto less than a peck ol tomatoes of his own raising, linrly last week. Vct side ahead ? Of c-o-u-riie it is,

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John Graham was frying natural mineral water last week, j .Col. Isaac Worrall is filtertaining Miss Edwards of Spencer,

John M. MeGee will locate in Marion, O., where he will conduct ti pension office. Eld. James M. Mathoa, well known here, was 81 years of age on the 10th. He is reaidin at Bedford. The "Bee Hive," Jas. Honter's furniture store, and Lind ley's drug store are now each prot3cted by screen doors. The foundation trenches for the new college building remind one ot tbe trenches around V.cksburg. Plenty of corn in the market. Rev. Miuton is said to he the champion roasting ear raiser, with Bob Foster a close second. Albert Saddler and his wife (formerly Miss Evans) now ofi Martinsville, are visiting Bloom ioglon relations and friends. : The brick masons have boesjsjj uunviug up mo wws wu jjcuui t.'. KiitlTnflp nit A 4 in roof will be on, and will be painted this week. People art "coming in" from the surrouodinsr villages dailv. and becoming citizens of Bloomington. This town seems to be the center of attraction. ' Artesian well No. 2 will have a No. 1 derrick building whether they strike anything or nothing. As the well, is located on the west side, however, the investor) feel very confident. Sullivan took good care to keep away from Bloomington. Whenever a Bloomington policeman undertakes to arrest a bruiser be he as big as a mountain, he must "come along I" On tbe first Sunday in August there will be a Uraveyard Meeting at Mt. Salem, six miles south of Bloomington. Preaching in the morning by Dr. Flood, in the evening by Rev. Lyons. A general invitation is extended to ail. . The American Eagle, gallant old bird, never was in higher feath er than on its I13tb birthday. With American ideas in tlae as cendant and the Republican party in power, the outlook for the -coun try could hardly be better Are you ready ? Hip 1 hip I nvt me people who nact m op their hay carelessly last Saturday were busy on Monday- rotting it out to dry. The rain on Sunday was a, "soaker." The "Model" grist mill shut down Saturday evening, tbe contract under which it had been run having expired. It may not be operated before September, when a stris, ;firni of capitalists wiiil probbiy come from Chicago to "make the wheels go round.' Misses Adda, Lora and Mag gie 'Wilson are -visiting in Indinnapolis, "jjtcctirxto remain several weeis. Ewine Batferton n4,.T:LMfrv Swindler returned from Pine Lake on Saturday last. Tbey report mosquitoes uncommonly plentiful, voraetouii, heat intense and toe menu exceedingly voor. On July 6th Edward H. Griggs of I. U., was married at ludianapolis to Miss Jennie Fry. Miss Fry was a graduate of 'K, and Mr. Griggs graduated in June last. Tbe couple have gone east, where Mr. Griggs will pursue his sladies. The Indianapolis Journal of last Friday had among its personal items the following : Yesterday afternoon at 3i o'clock, occurred a pleasant home wedding at the residente of Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, No. 104 Peru street. Their daughter, Mius Lotta A., was married to Prof. Wot. J. Bryan, of the State University, Bloomington. The ceremony was performed by tbe Rev. Dr. Edson, of Memorial Presbyterian church. Prof, and Mrs. Bryan will spend the rummer among tbe mouu tains of Tennessee. Milford Mathers is now eon,ductor on the train from Orleans to French Luck Springs. During the big 4tb. of July demonstration at Denver, Colorado, Mr. F. E. Deweese and wife (oce Bertha Baker) left their room for a few moments while tbey went to the uext corner to see the procession. On returning they discovered that Mr. W.'s fine gold watch had disappeared. They had incautiously left the door unlocked. Prof. Geo. Owen, practical demonstrator of Geology, has established a chair of active research in the city college for light offences. The students in this department will be permittel to oittupy airy quarters at the southeast corner of the depot, under a neat awning, and will have as a lecturer and tutor perhaps Prof. Gar. Reeves. As this region is noted for ils vast variely of geological formations, the school, which will be conducted prt ltv much as the Concord school of pliilosoi by ia sunoored to be. will doubtless be productive of great good to those who are so- for tunate as to partake of its bpspituiiiiea. Further particulars may be secured at tue county jail. Look out for the Red Lettor. Sale at tho Bauucr. Don't fail to attend ihe Banner Red Letter Sales. All summer gooda must ,o at some price.

.word was received last imtLr from Way Cross, Georgia, that Otas Boilman, who In company with Bart,.;'Fesslar, had gone to that place os an ta-' thiologlo trip for the 6mithsirfa Inj. .-'i

sinuie, nao oeen tiricKgu wimi wiHnr fever, and could live but a few days, Ostv Saturday evening ho died, his frie&dVesalar having started for the north the daf,.. previous. Fesslsr arrived hare Sunday night, very much the worse for Mi trip. - ,;

tie win accompany ur. joraan ana Xros. Ererman to Colorado this week. :Xfa Boilman is at Pittsburg, and it ia expeetr

ed that the remains will be ror'raras Sj.a

mat euy ior ouruu In accordance with fbereqoeiil or us mower, tne remain or vwanS Boilman war taken from Wf7 Oransii

Ga., to Pittsburg lor burial. . iM

H. & Bates left Bloomingtoa on Monday night for Pittsburg a B V present at the funeral of Chas. BoUniaa.' Born, to Janes Simmons tad wife, a son. ., James. Atkinson, of the Hen Hive dry goods store, and Cbas. Mettcil, ; have ne to '-Indian."' .- Prof. Clark and family left Bloomington on Monday 'jSt-' Nashville, Tenn., to attend tlw National Teachers' Assooiation,' after which they will return to Lookout Mountain, to oamp dnrin tbjl heated term. Miss Myrtle Logan, a gradate of I. U., class '88, was nutrried . on June 26th to Dr. Beill 6jF Clarksburg, . -H! ' Miss Eva Brown risteni -hoifle from Terre Hants on Insc1 Saturday, accompanied by hej; cousin, Miss Jessie Oliver. So long as the Continents1 Hotel of Chicago has Kr. Ed. Hawk asf its chief clerk, so long will its t rtenda as numerous as its weI pleased goessai countless. Mr. uawKe is one or ta i obliging, unostentatious gontlsrae nave ever met in tne noei rra Tbe Continental stiil managed. by Collins, who Seenis omnipresent f. watchful care our the minor details go so far toward m- "ing a bouil wMt snouia oe: a qus . Dom-iiae pi rest and racuperafl This modal is located on the coPEer ot Wabash nue and Madison st. A Kansas exchange says thnip it you put your ear to tbe grouwuT you can hear the potatoes qnarrel ling for more room.. . : : . -Marshal Owen says it is oelf

transeii

necessary for him to .remind yon- atjanS cutting weeds (here is a Bute tawyanw; -fi city ordinance oa the subie it. ana- iinrsiEl

day he'll commence filing aSdarita tifti&'r B and left. You hear Mm. --WS

okoihangb M9.

An ordinance to prevent throwing ssy 4

Hiwuincs as, into or againas ine aastaa stand, situated ia (lie eoort hoosa 'ya4i' of tbe city of Bloom ingtoa, Indiaaa, ajMak to prevent lotuW, loiterins:. iihviisM romping, or eating ir, tic in, u 'mjerf wav daOUil ug otuuoand stand. , Tj j Section I. Be it ordained by the Mam- i

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Dioomingion, in me Oiaie or mi tnat it snail be unlawful for any to throw onv substanoti. at. into or the Band Stand, situated in the House yard of tno Uity ot Bloom! Indiana, or to be found loafing, loi playincr, romping or eating upon. any way delating said Band Stud. Section II. Any persons violating' oi tne provisions ot mis ordinance, rorreit ana pay to said Uity any mm: -m exceeding tweoty-ave dollars, withcoali prosecution. '.-ij Section III. This ordioanoe shatt' in force from and after, its legal . pa! lion. I. RoBSkT C. Oaiavas, City tho city of Bloomington, Indiana. i6 vtKo'oom mon Council of aisuj tneir regular mtelinK aM Mny: juiy iv, toe. HOTICE TO VST, mHS books are now open JL stock in Series I. Monra Loan and Savings Assocwtiajar tarts July 8th, 1889. ! Abdauah Bibd. the trotter, is now located at the livery r

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