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SMit8ra sold Jo last half! . Bsninn lonr nt r4us wuat et Charity MeUej'e Ay gw store. o-BMtaer adia ecWDM el the One ietbat Charley i aald baad C the heaincM and, kaaVwaitt will ft iat the reqoivenwste; ewither wtaaoa m that ChadajF Vm b eapeniw hi the weref deiheead eft glvrt all this tnX ctataraers. " He tabes pleasante dejeg bawoese it is ereoad vats to hue -aad wnald. rather acicommadatea eastoaarr haa aot aVso. Hts-atora is afe the aaae -W etCBd jM we of McGee'aj etothiag heass... .- V ' '' '' : ' & ' wtaabet trf aassoo eeatipeted t have work dose hew baggies, etfe, and are. . Jtaia n eniiriamina aw at th tnaetodotkwbile hwinesB H alas aad I can give It ; a iratinav Bor& Woasfcaw. .. At.COST. J am etoHez wt . mr stack of Qateaoware , at mtt sod if tea entaf to iwlet- your capoasra bow nw irs mn, CH AS. H. UcPE!ETRS. lyjpjajajHaaBalaBBBlBVlBWaiaBVW' A Fitmn Babbei of RoCftento CufE at 25c, per poaftd, jtwt rnmvfd et Jiay abiiiB' groJOBSuiTR'dacsa't lew pa P ' e hoBis Jhei a eoaapiete aot thv bMaeas is a& closely o4ihrd after aa if CltrmnL cavae wrr week; Tbe iced ia this rta lament aveesvtaple aa' wheuri cnajswriag T hi.h frade warles, staadard ilverware, works of art, anot alt eaanaer of noveltm. Firt-lass waten-repairing w a irpeeiaity 'at this botise. and 4 hen m n awrc eomprtent or xnrricBCCtl atan -ia Kwtbera liidiaiia tban.Tobe Bawth, who ejveir'tbis. depatttaeaf atteMioa. CaSaMl Hay nod Cora for sale. ApjBh. is ; W.. A LIEN, " r Fraa,aad felhrw eitiseas thaaote aa4 aeconntaMit be paid mm.. Pon yoa fergjt to call. J anatt cea1ojia,..a(ate at oneev JMHancMB Geo. BcyqcABT, ULOOMIIieToir'a Boas BfUKAs Bakba bakbs sen Bbeabv, - HsATnaa ttpfxres ati styles, or prices, wcighte fraai the heavy eaat rrctotheaa1t a4 reliable, abeet ilea Jraaa Qdajna, ... : 30A by Baker, Boyal aV Co. "Gotjo CBAaotw, XAH," fid a Ciaciaaaa draaMaerto Ed. McQee day this' wteter, "what do yoa M aether tNaK foods at taat pmT aaaieaektaM of9aa at a bargata and instead of aeHiar tbeaa at the old asms, he waaiat asakfaf' a little 10 per cant, profit wbea he eoaid have n doable watoah. Bat that's fast like Ed. If .van are after gains in fiiiwiabia gcods or dotb-l ag omit aeatfate abotit enax to licQet's. r."x'vv Cbaio Woatunr bw a lot of: frat-clnw Betm.Carrtattea, Pha toaaaW Spring Wagoas, at his Irvory stable, whi.A he will- sell for caakor win trade for arnica or hoijaia. CaM oaig hdora yoo cn your tsaeaT. -. , .. .- ; CTrixii, the largest aad heat stock in Bfoomingtoa j at Balier, Boyd Co.V For Loaded Sbeth go to this htnue an4 h auppliedproraptly. r-. -r todies ekn yoar kid' eloves with MttJlwcCkaier. for eaic only by Adaow, Hafr Co. -r-iohn Bfptsn ia now engaged f bw nqpilar attaint kig-knltog, and win kill far psnoaw is tnva t MMaatrj at etrrtonabla rate. Uo U Ue bM oo. tract iutohar. Sow liae coM waatbar ia Vera b tba tlatt t ba.v Toorpriry TaklU rlnanml and daoAsriaad. Health aat rw atetaey wavtraa ttaytbta itumldbe atbtadad to.' All ar4anv-ffo pnm attention ly Joan BWHra Int fatty BreakaMt' lathe heat cook stove made, aad; Baker, fiord A Co. 'are sole wots for it U tUU idae. Call aad aae thw '. HAScrtm Lamps in odlewt v rictv and at Micas to sott all tnintii, aH felter, Boyd 4 &&

PURE itwMwwimfa in iformortItsBa dartw of KiMlonad by Um Ta ha( Oatwritlea m tkb laiuav-aae mm wmi. 9v PrieeV OrMtfcaate Foww om at fortU AawKwfa, Un&'or Alum. ' FBI saw Yoaac CBICAQO. IT. LOITIS. We sriu. havb ths "Grip" aa the Wall Paper trade, aad that aew patent raper . Tnmoaer u a great aaooesB. WM sell paper from two io tea eenteo the bolt cheap er than elsewhere Ja Bloomiogton. Oh Nobth Sma. . PaprrHasoer. -For Sale: 132 it of front pidtet feaee, io good state of preservation. Owner iotende to bqiid a stoae wall, hence the desire to aril. Inquire at Progress office. ;-If jreo have anything to exehanan .not ft' ia the hands of Brodiz. Uobettson JtJrooix. Over Cok's Book Store. iovxHBf Japan and Gitnpowder Teaw.. Best qomlhies. ChU and Bee tbew. Poett Sears. Fob SxtE. I have forty acres fka to Folk toWacblo, Ben Goyr'n TttBtd. fhieh i dartre to sell. The tmctWaenod store. houM, three dwell ing hotMM, 4d other tMeamrj building eai it. rar price ana temw write V Wit. ABM8BUSTBB, Todd F. ICoanoe eo, lad. Spiral Spring Baggies and Carts, made at Urand Uaniits are on sale at Wioslow'e, opposite cooaty tll. , lit TOBACtaS ASS VI0AB8 it w havd. to Snd a bonne that carries a better atmortnteBt than that of Charley McPheetera on tUe southeast optrnerof ilie squsre. i. Cl,t2B8AMB0AKDI0 HdTJI! L. Hmn! anWaul- rettM. bfir tk 8ear.1 eeB.aad- goo betiure -Garland Cook Stoves, Gar land Heating Stoves, and the great Gobi Quia Wood Base Burner, are now in-stock et Al.HfiJJS. Fbesh Roasted 26c per lb. A barrel of choice Fresh Boaated C)4tee jnst received by James Rubiomn, west side Fonare.- Down to She. a pennd. , Try it. t " -Fresh canned pumpkin, (resh ptcalee, freeti saddle rock oystera, awe crap fresh ' erackers, ssaoked halibut, fresh butter,, and lots of good things, joat reeeived by Cfaai. McPheeters, the grocer. Konreshieetffi your property will be earefali managed by Brod- . ak m ' :..a .Si is, Kouertson'iK trooi. Cauu AS1bbb the new line of Sogsre jest bronght on by Charley . n. . i iciTDeeiefs, ai nis corner grocery. Hta different- grades of Molasses aad-Syropa are very snperior. Ask to be directed to Hemp. Wileda'e fanuly grocery (if yoa do not know where it is) when yon are looking for son sthing choice in groeeries or produce. HKADQ0ABTEB6 for Tobacco, Cigars aad canned goods. Hemp. WUson'a grocery store. . Ito tots wast novelties in Qneensvare and Glassware?. Hemp. Wilaoaf keepeeverytbiag yon may waat at his grocery store, nnder tbg Progress office. BjaW XiBSCB in town, at George Benejkart's. People from the country can get fresh bread, pies, eakea, ete at tbjb place at reasonable prjceii.;,.-, , ' ;. lTm, Mange, and Scratches on buraaa qr aaimala cared Is 80 minutes, br WoodfoTtTi Saaitary Lotion. Thw snr Cafls. Sold br H. LwsLKY, Drg X'wk, Bloomhijrten, lad. ; Cobs, Oats and Bbak, kept in large quantities and sold at low prices, at Pnett Sears . CijOVEB Sked, nicest in the town, can he procured only of Paeft Beam, at Kobertaon Bros, old stand. PAT COP. AM DO IT SOOM I Every man, woman and child who ia indebted to Robertson Brothers. wraiaestea o come immeqiaieiy 1 . a ens settle npV Many accounts I. . a .a nave ran a long time, ana persons nave oeen tavored by ns time and seam. Sow in return we ask these persons to do as the favor of paying without farther solicitation. We JHU8T have a settlement. ROBERTSON BROS. Dee. 25, 1889. ' fbe celebrated UtiMTchaker wagons, known of ai! rnen to be he fiest in the world, are for sale at vefy Jow prices by .: IV. f. .AILEN,

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' Walter Campbell of Clear Crek ia still seriously UK Arihnr Young of Staufbrd has goes to KansaaJKberf bo eoabroi.b'eahicfiog.-:?' y

AlthSre ttrnJe a lively canvass lb Vsn Bwren tk for ttoe offices, ot Trnfitee aad Assessor. KURROWERTSS, WHITE GOODS, FLOCIfCISOS, , AV BBS MfB. WICIt8CO. Luelln Carpenter of Stanford, a Preo. student, ia diuigeronsly sick with fever at the residence of H. A. Riohey. A . Lem. Harbaugh of Harrodsbnrg is making preparations to lo cate in Oklahoma. ". Lewis Shelby and family of Harrodsburg have removed to Bloomington. Wm.Sears and Jas. Lowder will also come. They will all be here io a fear years. Plenty I room. DOXTFAlb TO SSS TUB SPKfNO WTLBSm CAMPETS, ATBBKtUVB. wicstajtcev :1e.Tho8. Fowler is moving, into the Lincoln Fowler property at dear Creek, aod John, Rogers goes to; Indian Creek tp. from the John C. Whisnand farm. John and Edward McCune, of. Butler county, Kansas, have; been visiting the family of Isaac Dillman. ' Some of the maple sugar that baa been brought to town is so strong with salt that it is .unfit to eat It isjaid that this is owing to the practice of using bacon to clarify it. XEWSPR1SQ STYLES, CARPETS, RV9S ASD MATTINGS, AT RES HiYE. WICKS A CO. J. A. Baker will be accompanied by. bis daughter, Miss Lola, on" tnp''4o Washington Territory (that ws)..in tbe-spring. - Monroe Miller's son, Emmott, met wiih an accident by which his collar bone was broken. A colt which he was riding became frightened and threw him. Jas; Henderson . aj s he will remove with his family to Iowa in the parly spring. . Miss Robinson, the very e8Scient teacher- at No.-1, Perry tp. organised a celebration for Wash. injMon's birthday. The program was skillfitllpcarried oat, and the young lady lias reason to feel proud of her success and ol the confidence felt in her by parents and pupils SPRJS9 STOCK DRESS GOODS QISGX.im ASD SATTEGXS, AT . Hitrrod3burpand vicinity have lieen sorely afflicted- with mi'ash'g this winter, 175 cases having been reported there to dte. Brt Armstrong of Clear Cre?kPft.8enta car-ltnid of mules to market ut Atlanta, Ga., last week. A new school bouse, is badly nretled at HnrrtHtsbnrg, and an ef fort will he made to get the Clear Creek township candidates in' the spring to place themselves on re cord for or against tthis. improve ment. Line. Martin will build house next to Ken. 0. Smith's. Thq State Evangelists were in session in Crawfonlsvule last week, puq iwy. but. uihM was m Biieuo ance.trofi, this, place. -. Many persons arc making ad ditidn8 and improvements to their residences. Eld. Terry will . make some improvements to his property on east otn street. rearing that the gentry pon ies would knock bigger noes in the stage at the . opera house than iue imuaireiH uio, a new one is ue ing constructed. . : . Jim Grimsleybas become i partner in the barber shop under the Corner clothing store. Chas. P. Tnley ia. a member of the Prohibition State Central Committee. Henry Gentry has been train ing hia dogs iod. pontes daily dar ing toe past month and. when . the show .opens on March 17th you will be surprised to see how quick ly these intelligent animals respond to the order of their master. You can reserve roar seats besiaoine witn Ma rcn ism. Private tale of Boasehold raraltara. I will sell at private sale, begin aa a... aw a a ning Monaay, aiarcn itn, all my boasehold fnrnitare, consisting of parlor, sitting room, dining room and bed room furniture. Carpets It .a' - also. All must be sold by March 6tb. Mas. W. W. Duband. Wanted, To exchanga a 9 room bouse in good repair; wel located, for smaller house. Wil give good time on difference. In quire, iBbodix, Robertson & Bbodix " i ! r ib, you owe me, pay me, as I j need ray money to rebuild with. Don't wait for me to call on you. but pay up at once. I desire to thank ray friends who assisted me so nobly at the fire. C. C. TURNER. . BuGOIES, .Surreys, Cringes, and all manner ot vehicles at Wins low's warcroom and repair shop, opposite jail, f'rjees ioy.

A IN fl? QV SCEH ESTS. Bby-Sd. t. Aadww ot ttnf. will ba a eandMato, Mbjeet to tk daeWon of tbeBepablioao CJuptjr Coawagon, for th; oawa f TaBMurar; oont a'aooanaai MTJamu V. 1 JTcluon, of BUipming. ton township will be a- candidate tor the office of Recorder of Monroe county, tub jeet to the decUion of tbe fiepulilicaa Jtoninating Coavantioa. TOVMIir TKtlTII. a-A.T. Honey will be a candidate for tba offlce of Trnrtee of Bleemington

to- subject to tea aeototon r ttto UepuDlieaa Nominating Convention. BaTTaa O. Sutphin i a candidate for the oftlcaof Trattoa of Ferry Township, snbjoot to the deoieion of the Republican Nominating Convention. ' - larEwii .Perriiig, jr- Will ba eandt. aaw tor tne nmou 01 trustee m rerrj townsbip, subject to tbettepub lieaa Norn, .inatiog Convention. The elm trees in front of Mrs. Olive Hunter's property are, putting forth leaves, Charley MobJcy wm at Luaj isvillo last week, and while there elected a bandsomo spriag . stock of spring novelties that have ever since been coming in. - ' Mrs. Margaret Walker died at Washington, Iod., on the 12th of February. She was the mother of Mrs. Jane Hinds of tbia plaice. An attempt to extend the west pike through to the west line of the county has been defeated be cause "a majority of acres" could not be secured. George Pennington is getting ready to go to Arkansas to remain luring the summer. Dan. Stoat, who far many years had been a successful farmer northwest ot town, and has been paralyised lately, was recently de clared insane by a commission ap pointed for the purpose. -Hie asvium authorities relnscu to receive Dao. Stout as he was reported incnrabkC He has sufficient property, it is believed, to pay for caring for him at home. - . 8. D. Noel is one of the newly elected Trustees; of the . Christian church. Mm. W. C. Winstaudley and Mise Fannie Campbell were the guesls last week of Dr. Simpson's family. . Geo..Hainey of Smith ville will-be a candidate for Acsrssor. New machinery is being nut into the roller process mill at llarrodeburg. Jos.'p. TJrmej' of Harrods burg was 67 years obi on the 23d ult., and the event was celebrated by Lis friends with a dinner. ". Tiie'mili at Tabor has lioen lkmgltl by Win- Stiiies. There U room for a good town at Tabor. There will be a tox drive in Van Buren tp., March 6th, with lines as follows: !3mii-east corner near James Borland's running north by west side of fair ground to northeast corner of uen. Hunters farm, west to the Hart Trace road, thence along said road south to the Ulonmneld road, thence east to the starting point. Center on Farm ers farm; Everybody to be do the lines at 9:30 o'clock ; move at 10 o clock by the signal of a gun on each line. No fire arms or dogs allowed on the grounds. Dow. Woodall, Chief Com. ;-0. G. Buoger, south line? Ah. Howard, west line-; M. A. Houston, north line; David Lively, east J inc. The petit jury for circuit court, as drawn, waa .James Matthcwa, Wilson Adams, Thos. Iandrum, John Riley sr., Jacob Richardson, Geo. M. Deokard, Richard Butcher, Wash. Mugscr. John A. Parks, Nathan Hill, Thos. I. Whiteon, Lem. Parke. A erand iury is drawn although it will not be used unless some extraordinary emergency arises. It is Roger Kerr. Jacob Kerr, Joseph Harris, Nosh Uhitwood, loos. x. Baker, Unas. G. Com. If the County Fair ia not a success this year it will be no fault of the gentlemen who are at the head of it. The President, W. W. Wicks, is one of the most suecssful business, men of our town, and does not recognise such a word -as fail, Nat. U, Hill, the pushing and energetic. President ot the First National Bank is an enthusiastic horsemao, and will give the enterprise as much of bis time as is needed. Jas. D. Showers, the head of the prosperous manufacturing firm of Showers Bros., is another one of projectors of the big fair for 1890, who has the energy and foresight to assist in organizing a success. It will be seen that there is enough financial backing to pay premiums dollar for dollar, and that ia the intention to offer a good premium list, and then pay it when awarded. These men say that Monroe thall have at least one good and successful Fair. Miss McAIister of Terre Haute is the guest of Mrs. Ben. F. Adams jr. TrMis Gregg, sister of Mrs. Boll mao has returned front a trip to ttaieign, n. u. "I'asi redemption" a very interesting drama will be rendered at the opera house, March 25th, 1890, by the young people of the A. M. E. church, under the direc tion of Mrs. J. F. Pillroan. Pro ceeds for the benefit of the church. Admission fee: 20c. for adults; 15c. for children, liescrved seats can be procured at Mr. Bates' bar ber ihop for o cents.

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-WaU. Gentry has gone to St. Louis. '' Walter Linabjy's two children have been sick with measles. Charley Alexander has been havinlr i serious. time with bis children The litte boy is just, convalescing from asserious attack pt whooping cough. ' TEfefc strip of pavement between Morton st and the failroad track, in front of the Webster hotel, is several inches too loty and is cov ered with a thick coating of mud and slime after each '. rain. Mr. Couucilmeuleaje at'teod to this. A show that undertakes to stay here a week or , so always finds a; gradual increase m attendancef . This, leads many to believe that a .(Cheap entertainment could be rue in tbia place every week day night.- from September till April. Select yoar Spring Salt from Mark, aawplea at The CORNER. -Mti T. E. McNaught of El dorado, Kansas, a sister of Mrs, Jas. Carwicbael, was in BloomingIon last, week on a short visit to. relations Sam. Plnsmpre has returned from Cowley couuty, Kansas, where be had gone to look at some land I ! -1 . i . . J . t ? . . hk iii hihiui to tranc g inirrest in bis SO acre traet for. He is much pleased with Kanxsjrand with the Property ba traded for with Wm make prVpaRttions to remove to Kaua. 1 obe IfMst sayR he is going to be a Dcnioora'ic candidate for the nomination for Clerk. Tobe is too clever a fellow to get in the way of the avalanche, for he will eurely be badly beaten it nominated But then 1 obe won't be nominate! It will be John Craven or J. B. Clark. Hew If ec at wear at The CORKER. At Danbury, Conn., the papers nave, a great deal to Say about a, prominent citiaen named Damit. We hear him ppoken of frequently on the streets of Bloomington. Mossrs. Louden, Rogers, Henky.and Wicks wont up to the Stincaville & Bloomington qnarry last Thursday to look after affairs. They have wore orders for stone than ihey can fill. This is true of all tbe quarries in Monroe county. I. O. Sutphin, one of the best known, -and most clever men in Ferry tp., is this week announced as a candidate for tbe office of Trustee. Ike is a competent roan, thoroughly posted in the duties and requirements of tbe office, and if nominated would fill the office of Trustee satisfactorily. He was a candidate two years ago when there were five aspirants, and was only defeated by. ten votes. Regular monthly meeting of the .W. C. T. Uv will be held on Thursday evening, March 6th, and all members are urged to be pres ent to elect officers tor tne coming year. Ada X, I ulev, btc. Married, at the residence bf the brtde'e parents, in Spencer, Feb. 20, '90, Noah Pickens and Miss Nunnie Repass, Rev, Davis officiating. Mrs. Pittman, a member of the Board of Trustees of the Sailors' and Soldiers' Orphans' Home, bas presented this office with a copy of tbe .trustees re post, jbrora this document it is learned that there are but four pupils in the home from Monroe oounty, vis : Mattie Smith, Greenberry Williams, Wm. Williams aod Daisy Wright. Jas. Sheeks of Austin, Texas, is the guest of Ewing Batterton's family Mr. bheeks is a nephew of the late Mrs. McLane, the owner of Prospect Hill, and she willed "Prospect" .to Mr. Sbecka, who bas come here to ook after his property. K Mrs. J. S. Payne has moved her millinery store two doors north of A. H. Wilson's grocery store, ip "Progress Block," on College Ave nue, where she will keep a full line of millinery good. Miss Lizzie Payne was visit ing friends in Spencer last week wee. a I Mr. Denton, baggagemaster! ot the Monon copot,- Greericastlo, was in Bloomiogton lust voe! vts - itiog rciatiooa. '

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week, SPRING OOG TO BlTir A FOX, Increase of pension has been and granted to I.- P. Everman Jacob W. Patton. Jas, Campbell, (a son of Prof, M. M. Campbell) was in town last Thursday, He ia now a druggist in tbe town of Worthragton. A train of fifteen car-loads of bananas passed, over the Monon last week in the direction of Chica go, x bey came from ew uneana. A car-load of hogs aod cattle were shipped from ElietUville sta tion last week by, Simpson & Gil-. Jaspy. . . Eliettaville will have six grad uates. from High School, aud'jtraduat'iurg exercises occur in atfrntf ex weeks. The Cumberland Presbyterian people of Eliettaville will hereafter have regular serv ices, having secured Rev. Mr. Stern. Jack's Defeat got on a "high" last week, and drove the horses out of tbe livery stable at Elietta ville. Henry Gentry will be at the Opera House on the night of March i fth. With the ponies, ueutry will have a tip top show. John Marxon has been paid his insurance in full; A better bouse than the one he had can bo erected for tbe money, Some time ago fences were ro pus, many persons insisting that it . 7 "w--would look so much better ; and it does, but there are drawbacks about unfeneed premises in tbe smaller cities that are not met in larger rm( a t a ones, i ne popce torce is not suificipnt.lv numerous to enforce recil-1

lations, and the result is that peo-' Monroe, brin auit against the pie do not regard citizens'- rights Monon for 12,000 damages, chargiu matters of this character. Peo- ""g hat on Jbe 9th of February pie have been going through the wh,,e "Hghfmg from a passenger eaiuntia with their teams aad wa- train one of his fingers was caught

irons fmakino-.a short cut irreatlv to the damage of the premises, and the local trustees have been coro-. nall.d Ia Mat nnttitM nf t.'nrniticr f ry i 1

Many persons in town wiio nave(fta(cd that w,g;neer;. William H. remoyl their fences have beeu an-, Dillard, killed iu the collision near noyed by people taking "the near,Mi.cheH OD ,he lith had a Ufc cut" through their premiiws-con-' 0jicy of i)000 in the Odd Fe. verting their gardeus juid door j jaw MHtual Aid, an. accident nolt-

yards into pathways. iot ling outtences that are trou uiesome to enroo wiii prevent some popicirom ires-1 the time for removing tences in Bloomington has not yet arrived. All the children will want to see the dog and poney show at the Opera House, beginning Monday, March 17tb. ' 1. addition .to bu troupe of wonderful - performing dogs there are eight highly ed ucated and carelully trained ponies. Henry Gentry ia a Bloomington" boy, be is a ha?d worker, and deserves the success he has achieved. His show has genuine merit in it snd will give satisfaction to any who may visit it Don't forgi t the date, March J7th,. which faljs upon Monday. . ..It is now announced On good authority that in a short time Bloomiotrton will be aaked to vote a 2 tier cent, tax to extern) branch line from the Indianapolis & Vincennes road to -Bloomiogton, Ind. This is believed to be a very important move on the part of the Pennsylvania road. It is knowu that for years this line has desired to got into the stone fields of Mou roe aod Lawrence counties. Sev eral years ago when tbe Bedford & B!oooneld narrow gnege was on the market, the rennsyvanta people tried to buy it, but the Monon out-bid them, and thus they were cut out of a direct connection. Al ready a branch of the 1. & V. has been extended to Stinpsville, and It it- by this route that the Pennsylvania expects to reach the stone quarries. ludiauapolis Journal. Geo. M. Chase and wire of I Tojwka, Kansas, have beeu visiting relations in Morgan couuty. Mrs. fKtma'ta mntlior f fa V 1 Iia 11 . sa Chiise's mother, Mrs. Killiuf resides in' Martinsville, Marion Field ia a candidate for Assessor of Richland tp, - Mr. Field is a No. 1 roan and deaeryes the nomination. Hon. Alexander Johnson. Scoretary of the State Board ot Chari i tiw, delivered the lecture Sunday 'nig:ht at the Union Temperance aw. (-ting, held iu the M. E. church.

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-Wheat prospecta wers never finer than at present. Mttriop Hinkie is purchasing large number of stock bogs. Thomas Eller is in the sawmill business, and will make a sue-' cess of it, too. The Oliphant store, at Bnena Vista, has been purchased by J. T. Woodward & Co. at Stanford. yan Buren tp. will certainly be able to select a full complement of officers from those now, offering. Projf. Beck has been a victim of la grippe, but bas convalesced sufficiently to go on with his work. Henry Sparks of Stanford is.-Jth''. ing into the bee business extensively, having purchased a number., of hives. Henry y. Nikiibt Fairfax, has been granted a reissue ; Robert H. May und Jake Patton have an increase; Marion Todd, Chas. Shaw and. Henry Clay a reissue of pension. Ind. Sentinel : .Mr.Geo. Dunn of Denver, Col., is visiting Councilman W. W, Woollen, He came to see about a biography of bis father, who was Gen, Mcbtee Dunn, formerly of this State and judge advocate of the United States. Gen. Dunn also at one time represented Indiana in Congress. " "Grip" seems to bave finished its work In innrn nnrl ia nnw w!fiimj nieeouawy generally. IWboola are1 crippled and dismissed, and much trouble and annoya'nee is caused. It has been determined, by many, however, to accept the situation. . . An EllettSVllle man, John ! r door and mashed ao that fd 10 be amputated. Louden Rogers for plaintiff. t . 1 1 v , ... ew Atoany leager.; it is cy fop 1)000 and a tjje Brotherhood of Looamotive Eng;ne4ra for g3 000. It is stated, also, that fireman J. B. Godeker. killed at the same time, bad a 2,000 accident policy and a policy iq tbe Firemen's Brotherhood for 2,000. Hut "Atnner" it thowing an immense fins of Spring Good in every department. Have your pants made here at borne by first-eUss tailors. Bert. McUee bas them. 8. E. Carmicbael is a hustler. having annexed another addition of 18 lots to the city of Bbwrningr too inimeqiarpiy west oi r uiierana U7oU..,t. .Jit: k. l i j . pumber of them already, Let the good work oontiauo Men wear fants j defttletnep wear Trousers : Have Bert. McGee make you, a pair. Btal fa Bbek Kmer. at "Banner' Now that we are to have men at the railroad crossings, 1 1 would be well to select good, quiet, accommodating rnen, who can give the business their undivided care without having their attention diverted by the voting ladies as they pass by. That is the trouble ip someplace," '" iMdtet' Vfy, 10c, fq 50c., at "Banner." Call and aee Bert McGee's nice pant patterns. Harvey Baker is a candidate for Trustee of Washington tn Morgan county. "Har'v,? barely. escaped being nominated tor Kecorder wbeu fie was jn this county iu '86, V : rBert. McGee will make p nothing but the best of goods for Hants. John D. Morgap has sold his nouso iu ooum rarK, tor. l,jJWk pert. McMea will guara.i)4ee you a gooq nt m pants. ip the JNormau White Cap case, at Martinsville, a new trial was usked for by the plaiutiff but the court over-ruled the aiodop.

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EDIJCTEIh Does il fiig WILL BE AT QFBSA II Holiday Uight, I 17th, 1890. Seear Your leattw Take the OhlMiPaHa The?erfecttqacf Adamant Watt Flaabir, b a a designed to produce a hr ri? and, tyi tible interior Wall. - It ii act aa ment and has the lndor.iment oftba Arcfaltecta, tntractvri and fji wherever it ba been introduced plastering has long been tbe psora tion nf building, a good wall cention where lime d! tiler is aa ati(bt blow break tbft surfaoe tf plaster. Wbe: lime and sand ptoaar ta used, it ia not unentniaon to asa lata)

whole or a part of tba' ceiling ftH, - avoid this, many eburcliea, scnoul dbM : uigs, store, ete bave bead ceitat me) . wood, largely increasing the pot a, Bjt ucine Adamant the necnaitv for wootlaat .

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t irongij- to an; ninancr, aw inn. waa w removed without, eocsideybjc, iiaVift. ClaSnaa la Rfle sIt is very herd and vorr 4aeva. It doe away with the 'warping -aao "

ing necassnrr, s with cimmon pbwtar ta It costs originatly but, little BBera naja he lime pluster, and lit the end Its 'au-. perio'f dalitfe make ioinMauaa cheaper.- ' It sktc waiting week or montba tbt; the buifding to dry out. It doe not fwatit ot nil cfy tm is. vase bf leakage. It i appliad easily ly any goad .Matt terer. ...... It ia the only matoriil wkh wbick repairing can be done neatly aad "toatay.? It is the best material wHa wbJaJh tq make a Bre proof wait. ' It is jut tbe thing ter bundle g cbiaiaay top. Wet' the bri Oku well, um 9To. '. and neither wind nor weather wtU dhv It absorb! neither ges aor, gefMW uitease, as ooea me coiamoa aaajiagb tberefora is of great va lue fojfcM asjtl It enn be cut dean to a awglft a4aa Registers or store pb?i thiaaM: -calpasf put in without renioTiiig eataatfaatar.V It doc not allow old to ewan Uiieaab like common pieater a'W maaaa fat awaiiaifW For dire st ions, tesUiBOBiuls a Dsrtlculort, call on CLAHAN A VO. at Lureber west of M. B. Cburcb on the KaAi Stinesvllle Mftawa, cojiod tba Gospobt gHTxarsisa.: , - Measle are rarlag cimaHaraUx ia tajl . viaaity at presee. " " - S. H. KppinchauKir went to Xarra 9ato last aturay on bU4iBei. - , Tba Sortb Bedford StoV ObmpaaV will begin work the Unit of Iterate ' . Out KeynoWs has grae tq Ulear CM.. Ind,, to wor in the. stone Quarry. Un J. D. Tint baa bqpgbj half InecV est in the rneit shop with Obay lsaj,. Chs.5. Evans i going to movie toeouteera www DuuuLy swm, w run turn i W'lawa rarm -fee aim. John Hoadler Jb Son intend op several new lot on the, was auj Mr. J. D. Tint and wife baye from Tuscola, Ua attef a woek'a win relapye. John Hoadley Son haya UkeaUto contract for building &uloq imw bhk' room. . nr?Tbe new Building Aisnelatioa b eaV. ganUed, amd aver via haadrti taken. Millard atatpa tiaa bought twenty fcwar'" front on main street, of Ju. 8. VimMaa,. for MOO, an4 will tmUd (jt roe. vChas. S Eras I) 'the oowtmiet for -aq. novating for Millard KMtoa's baaaaaaaa ., under his new storo mora. . There was an oyntot supper fit tba at. E. church last Salurtlay nigbti tar ' tbaj -bonellt of the pastor ia obaiga,' 9t)q receipt were f IT.- -v . ; . -T-Leave vour siirinff order Boat for your pants with Bert. Mc0jBt seata for the Mentry iaf at Pony Show will be piaor on sat March 12tb, at Bmilb's tov afore. Better teaerve your aaatoai

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Jam o JPate Xhiest 6oaVr 5 SaUmu, Scotch Zephyr, and Wkik ' Good at t&z'JJBaHnor" f'.J? s The National Hotel property has been purchased by a ayndicatq coinppsefl of Messrs. yaldroa. Ati'- -lea, Wicks, Jamej td Win. Show cm, the price paid being &6.06& ! Some 14,000 will be expopded f alleratiob apd repairV Tbq Bloomington Hot:cl Co. was prrikniaed with a capital of 120,000 they will ?n time have sr irQt-tla8,'' hotel building on the gtUHtU Pants made to ordet ob short , notice by Bert. McGee, the eultcr. Oa, last-Sunday-nighf: wheav H. J. Branuock and wife nod Mie; Berry were on their way lutai; from church just us they were pasav 4 ing the turn table at the old rovntf house, Mrs. Bmianock stejmge. off. the sidewalk into the mud au4 water, thus- causiog her to .eapa ; pletoty ruin a $2 tfroaa. Thf .' electric lights were not- burning that bight, and it that pUcc in tbq' , sidewalk there is neoil of eomq cbaoges. The pity should lobjtt' alter these mattirrs a !Utte aorq closely, iu order to prevent UligeV ttoo. There are spwe dangeruue. holes iu 3ayemcuts on the squats, too, tbat are a source of. oBitJef able coroj'Unt; " v ,v 7 ' v -., -r i- -

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