Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 10, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 April 1890 — Page 3

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AMIS, IH1AE.IL & D(D.

" .;?-'. :? 4 ' ' .IwtV: y-.' .v--; : ' s; mOK AT VoUPBET (north side inker) (mm m : e ehoiees of m ntlln, AwgbnBla and rakee ill all van-. Try his bread JfWT Spring Buagiea and ft sale WiaaiwV, ' oiite : Bwwrw, 8otyv "Ckrraget, aosiaJt Mustier of vfeleeat Wioa;'4w5 nimHB end - repair, .bop, Frsres Km. jOqxtfaii, rose misspxiwe MTfJUSSIX CAMPETSi A T. BBS HIYB. r .v : . r. -: - wiv . tax j; ."jiMf texct in town, at George Jiiwkigt'ii. People im the cpubTry'ean et fas rh pie, cake, t -this pl-joa: t aaonable ItroVt ikw Bread. Bakeu bakes ot Bbsup. ,.,-.'.'" . - Sntsa tuik is covtsa, hat IW'wgg" alt! v - t t."hrU j MMey'8 fiMBnan d)(p More n i .iteinnilfc- riJe of the- mure. Be jlool ait till Stim.BKT cttmes to get --liU'Jywinc pooux, wrf 043-Mtent en ;nkaf Vindm their sale.. Alt' -4hg jwin em et and! do get lrffMia ait this frtore, and every nrtiekt that : belongs TO a atrietly rjbl dry $& and notion hntue . :. &a .tat found; hh.f ' im spnKa srrisz, cdRwm, MGS ASP UATTlKqs; AT Hf JVK. "" WtNt-atS av CO. - MJIWr '8PBISO TIMK, 5th iisdaT'of nice mmkIs i with i akb is not a bH VbinH .'Cfrit:of.the people who ace endeavplease the chmr pttbfie. .fItf ar tMfing in wajpm ndaaf lit tbi eeeaea nnierrs thai ery ., hwnarterye r ntcib? awl at price van .'iiw tht anybody can bur then; lift.-fijre tn ni attention t watel, repnirine, ibo, end the work M . prontptly ami t the mtire aataafaettoo of b eotinierik JUe Jafgeat aOMk'of Arst-elaca watebes, eaid lirntfeiTranei.cloekf. rerol vers. ma, CaliaiMtsee. trntKQ STOCK DMSSS Q0ODS: BtfQaAim SATTKKm AT irbuhd Cook Stores, Gar- : Stoves, and the. great tiaU CMaV Wood Base Bornera, are "Ilfrj; 'tuft for aafa. AprJB: : vV f. 4hhia, FrieoaV a$ firliow eiiiseM (hat rMMeol anciiont nrust h paid oar. laoV yo furget to call. h.wnmt oana, andi eowe at once. Jtaajhiois hefore pleitonro- . .lle etaraM -Stdciaker ' waaaw.ifawwn of aH aoeo -Jta be vir Lrat iuihe worldi are fur. rale m t:ls'ei fjF;- 5 . ; W. i. ALLEN. fies tteanyottr kid gloves wikt. Msthen' Gve Cleaner1. For :ie:enl by Adams, Hall A C. Vft AOBtET hi a lot of o.frhNM BaegteSfCarrlaees. Phav j fstps and Spcioar Wagon, at hi . .ijrWahl, wbiahbe wilt Ml for or. pbi trade nw aantes or Ctl on Crag before yon jfonr

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: and fMimlsant.Hit style iasi bmwgbf im Ihkkec, Boyd & Co. Before

' ImytoK yen wall paper call at CNrhw. the arrest and fs stock iar llbominztfto. at Baker. JKhrddc Ga. For Loaded Shells, go l

fakfast" the ',' 1mti'mfc-m&, Baker, ,. Brd dc Co. arvMle agewts for it

Willie plaea, Cail and see tJiie HAfWO La wlrW f endless

tfiety awd at ptteas to suit ill tlth Half, Suspenders, new styjes .m!h'.- IWrjr" $tt if. Vti m Wit

THE NEW STOCK OF

IMBBELLAS

AT Adams, OPENED. HEW STORE. ' KEW STOCK. EVERYTHING NEW! Hereyoo will find a fill! and com plete line of Hardware, Tinware, Glass, Saw, Doors, Ac; Qmte end See m. KorlA Hide SqHarc. -'-' fiEELD. CO. C K S. KBEtD. i WILL. E. ADKIK8. . ' - - - "

Otubs DEAI.KBS clitim to have Ko one cures to examine anvthing acigat eqnal t.the ,X. Y." Z.("jso renukive, and a contribuUnns tUra admitfine tbe superiority of are toade to pet rid of, the cheeky X. Y. Z. ciga.- Ask. for it ndjf.-ano'. This is now btiug worked

get the best. - For 8lc at31 places in iouipingtaii.

, Sf5o Sen. of the latest eZZTu UhtbT ana'nwnauetttre, niay iw had at that ne.wuuld mnko hi nest communlciUcQee's merchant tailoring and tion hortur. Tim four-column letter (iix-j clothing emporium li.very to or ju (lt,bv jnfflrming vUls writof tht foor wrcks,, d AIvV the buyer ir it had orenrrtd to bira t send the Of the fatia.e, goes to me of the '-next' one fint "ha wonia lisvo saved principal rifles & wareh of novel- StJntv,t'l3i K 'it'- . it ed lha aight of hw litorarr Jfrt m cola ties ana b.irgains. , ile always sue- tvi). 1 1 i i 4 I

ceras, too, as liarnvKK uw prraeni on the six Ives and taller ttstifv. IoE8 This M ka& foe? A nirml?r f peryor are i?i dt bt to' nwr Inai gnerfe. ' I sin very mueh in neel of money )ist nor, tod I ivapcctfttM f afc thcHC wlioiu I have

TSTkr?i-3tt m I h slatid that wlrrn the forward ami settle at oner. ! nth .ogression..l eo,,v. ny .M.U -t fcVirejhl .': MaMnf-wUI be. ASE to lie directed-to Iicnvn. on hand ith bis trusty 'lieutenants. Wiln family groeery if yw do a, R caudidate tor. nomination, not know where it is) when yon Matewn is a smTrssful district mnare looking for something choice in oi. ulitor, but ' wlw'n h rome t groceries or prodiice. . i , managing a State canvass h flndn I v0 WT novelties in'bimstlfuivefiual lotl)e.ta8k. Qoeenswarc and Gltnar ? Hem n. i rr . , , , . Wilson keeps everything y maV! -JUnnon Fedilrr ha, sold the wantrt b groce-r, store, under WV" ! ! tograPh galtbe i'nvms offiee ' jlery .to Mr. Jones of Urcencaslle, ' . . . J ami ilie la-t named irentlcman will

Fon Saee. I have forty aeras' rtad in p,rfk lowiuklp, near Gray's efMxi Mors- bottte. in huiM. and other nees4aiy liiHding va it. jror pnmt and .trrtnf write to Wit. AltMBBPSTaUt, ,Td4 1. O.,! Mattfoa eo 9 . lod. EMBROmkjSTES, VH1TE GOODS, , FlfOVJSCfSQS, e, tr HFfil ! ' wiystsfcco. : 8EEJK atl.VEK PltOSKS, just received at Charley McPheeterS' rroeerr etore. They are Very nice and enomkal, as ibcy require no sngar. . Freeh canned pnmpkin, fresh new pickles, fresh-Kiddle rock. oysters, oieo .crisp fresh crackers, smoked halibut fretih hotter, and lots of good things, just reeetved by Chas-vMiPbeeters, the groSer. ' tJAt, nd see tite new line of i Sugars just brought on by Cliarley MePberters. at bis corner erocerv. Hiit different' grades of Molasses and Syrups are very superior. Is ToBACCoe As .view rs it is hard to fad a boose fbat- carries a tietter aaaortotept fltn that of Oharley MvPbeetera on .the southeast eomer of the square. Bwr Bcttbb, Best Cheese, .W . . '' n . . .1 iK8T LiAJM,,DC9t oi everyuitng te' aloayakeptetCharley McPheeters'j grocery storel southeast corner of the eeoare. ". USTTOBB BASKET FIXHED. Hat-! orday night, at Ctwrley McPdeet-l ers' grocery store. Vhat Charley has net got in stoeJc is difficult to; find. He is in the potmlar old Greeves wrner. :" . Itch, Batige, and Scratch on huoMB or aatmals curi ia 30 minute. tr WeodfeMTa Hnnilirry Lotion. ThU Berer UiU. auhl sr fb.Samm.wr. Dru"gwt, Bloomington, ion. Nod- resident. yor nropcrty

will. he carefully maoaged by Brod- New Styles is Hats, in Neckix, Rotterfattn & Lrodix. , wear, in Shirts, in Susjienders, in If ron have unvthtne to ex- In Collars, just reteived ot

change put it ir; the hands of n. n , m n. ! Over Cole's Book Store. Ybf-pgirr (north side confectioner) is prepared to furnish ice cream materials used, and cream warrant - ed to givr, gaH'sractum. - ..... . -. - . for parties on short notice. Best

E. MCMEK is one of the most leiig decorated, aud is very delieoianetent elotbine wen in this' eate in appenranec and exceedingly

portioo of f he State be knows the' fe or goona at a glancj, and w, always hoys such as are the most' ilesirable fir his customers; Sec

Hall & The newestv "racket" worked by beatrwho are too lazy to work, is to paint the back of the left hand with a heavy coat of vnrnisli giving it an Inflamed and wrinkled appearance.. This they -expos momentarily to the gaze of persons in stores' and in the cars of whom ! ""7 ihave been disabled Ht a recent fire. eyery day, A correspondent recently pent Greencnstle Tinjes : H. C. Darnell, and son Carl, have retnrnel from Alabama'.'- Mr. Darnell has the contract f'-ir buildiuc five - miles of mad at IjloomiiiKlon and is here to nee about it. John Ihunell will superintend it. take them to the Evans, caller)'. Fedder wiil go back to the paiutcciiei oy no man. Puett & Sears have ehoice grades of Coffees' and Sugars and sell at a low price,'--Jst received a fresh lot, of Preserves aim Jellies. I ry some of our peach and grape preserves. i -: Pjujett & Sears: . Thy some of our sweet and sonr pickles. Come and see our goods and prices. ' Puctt &, Sears. A salary with expenses paid will onata bandj to anyone who is now out orVmpU.yui tint, epccially wfaera' no proviotn axperienca it required to. get the ooaitioB. If vou want a Doaition mm ndrorUimt on m-cnl page-Jiaaded, "A " - SOWS AKO Plt38. I. Milt. Rog. era hai sii or eight young sows and nivs for sale, at his place, east ol lUjprn. They are of the Berkshire and Poland China breeds, and very t a i .a. j-a ncsirauie mock to own. uaii soon ii you want them. 8TR.4 WUIS It KY I'KAWTS. 1 have for sale this sprintr three m . S. . varieties ot olrawoerry jrants Downing, Kentucky and Slinrpless Seedlinir. These niants will be sold at 60c. per hundred. Persons who will take 1 .000 n ants will lie given 100 of the Crescent Seedlings free. Orders rosy be left with Jas. Robinson, grocer, or inquire of me ih juTiooii ur vj man. . John J, La wrence, Bloomington P. O. Before you buy a building lot. sec those in the new Abel addition to Fairview. Inquire of Jess Howe. MeG-e's. You should call and dm Io lata ll.a.i ama ... and handsome. Meakin Decorated Ware t something very pretty. Every housekeeper knows what Meakin j f.mn?,ne.C,',n? ,8 8,,d , 0,1 hw hat it w first-claiis, and has al ways (Mf-n white. Jow, however, It IS handsome. Jimmy Robinson, (lie weat sine grocer, lias it tor sale, and will talfe great pleasuw in rxhihiting it to ins customers, uo in nd see. it jf! wWr if is both handsome

A BJIAUTIFUL BUIDLING LOT, CORNER OF ROGERS AND SEVENTH STRKBTS, TWO KQDARES EAST OF TEE 3EW SCHOOL HOUSE SITE, FOU BALE. INQUIRE OF W. A. QABEt r -

Tobe Carter, at one time a salesman at the Bee Hive, is at present residing in Bedford - Mrs. Margaret Swesringen has sold 10 acres of timber land to Johnson brothers-, f aw mill men, for f 300. Mrs. Maggio (Legg) Campbell of Uuionville, is visiting Bloomington relations. There have been 147 additions to the Christian church in the past seyen months. The wife of Peter Bowman has been dangerously sick during the past ten days. Justice Morgan has been go ing through the stages of a mild attack ot measles. Miss Millie Draper of EUettsyillo has gone to New Richmond toaka thrce$.mot)tis ,eQujrse ju Newton H. Fee of Blooming ton snd James. If. rranklm of Elleltsyillc have each been granted increase of pension. -7-Tke smaller country - -towns are enjoying the prospect of an early circus date. Bedford is among them. George Findley, the stone cuter, who (or a number of years has en a resident of Iodianaimlis. idias returned to Bloomington to re side. ..." -The I, O. CCF? anniversary eeremonies in the Christian church, last Friday night, was very inter esting, and weie witnessed by a large audience. -Lane H; Crim-, who .many years ago was station agent at Mitchell, afterwords Auditor ot La wrenco.coiHjfiyt lias recently been appointed to talce cnarge ot llie Mouon buuiuess at IJed.'ord. " -The enumeratiou of children of school age in the eity of Blouuimgton has been completed and it ia shown that there arc 1170. Oue year ago the number wai just 1000 an lucrenae ot 1T0 in twelve months. There arc 93 colored children among- these. -The will of Mrs. Zerclda Able was admitted to prolate last Thursday. Her personal property was devised to her daughUr, Mis. Ada Tuley : a cold watch is eiven to her brother, P. G. Pauley ; the Javue briek residence, ra-t uf. I he Old college eamf'trs ts to be 'the nropeit of Mr. Tuh'y during her lite-lime t lier dfa'jt iu iy g'fcta a nuter, Mrs, UwvtS, and to her daughters. Six families m u-ed their hcnsi-hold i Uet-tjj into Bloomington last week it is stated : W. L. Mil ler's of Fairfax.Josepli Clendeuiu's of Buena Vixfai Win. Sear' of Hiirrodaburg. Jss, Lowders, Harrt.dsbnrg, James Nalc's and Samuel NalVa of Cross Heads, and those 'of Michael Weaver and Clint. Turner are coming. Let e-e-very-body come. -Geo. Bookman sawed through a bar at the jail in order to "make way for liberty," but Sheriff Jr arr found bim out, and he fared sump tuously on bread and water till he produced the tool a spring from the shank of a shoe, George- ia determined to have trouble. Hew ffegivcear at The COSHER, F. Hagendorn, late of the Collfge of Music, Ciutinnati, has located in Bloomiugton, snd will teach the violin. Mr. H. spent four years in the College of Music, coming from TeipBic, where he had thorough drilling in bis specialty. Orders may be left at H. P.Touroer's jewelry store. Dogs have been getting in their work in the vicinity of Sniitliville .recently. Grorge Musser and Valeniine Deckard had about $60 worth each of sheep killed, sad Joshua Fowler lost 8200 worth. The farmers in that locality ought to kill off all their sheep and go to raising dogs. Dog hair would make tine, merino. Harry Axtell left Bloomington on Thursday morning la8t for ueaince, jen., execiing to go from there to Wyoming, where his brother Charles and his two sifters now are. Harry is a first-class young man, and will succeed anywhere. C. R. Worrall has in his office a complete copy of the "Dependent Pension Bill" which" has passed the U. S. Senate and will soon piss the Honac, and become s law. The bill is very liberal and grants pensions to every soldier or hia widow and children, mother tr father, who are dependent. All sohlteis or their heirs, should cull and sec Mr. Worrall at once and get their claims ready lo file, as there will be a great rush of claims. Mr- Worrall asks all interested to call 4n ml read the bill or write him. No charge for ad vice. He further stales that the "Arrears Bill" 'is killed and that there i very little chance of tbo "Service Bill" passing' . ' Select rear Spring Suit from Mark Sample ut Tn CORNER. Toe Creak, tho best in town, at Benckarts. A neufc Parlor q.i South College Avenue, eay of acce, aujj nca'ly arrangw, '

Rev. Mr. Brant started for his

home in Kansas on Saturday, -rrThe McDermott case, taken to Bedford on change of venue, has been cijai.inued till September. J(arvey Roseberry, who had beenuuah: all winter with consumn,tio0 4i) .ou Wedaesday Jast Tfie Progress will be sent to any address till the cud of -1890 for a rofi jid dollar. Hairo yon had number of adults them Ihii spring. measles? A are enjoying ffW-i Bray has bought 100 trees from J. A. Baker, on his farm went of town, and is having them cut. Mm Isabel Hensley has been granted a pension of ?20 per month by a "pedal act of Congress, for services rendered by her hustand in soma (One of the early Indian wars.; .- . . This (Tuesday) evening . the ladies Iof the Womens' Relief Corps give a'SO'cial in G. A. R. Hall. A geijrAt-1nvtatioa is extended to 4heJ?ev ': . - Th! Employes of Chas. Mayer,' Indianapolis, have presented to Tube Smith a handy ease ih which to carry and, care for fishing equipments : books, lines, reels, flies, and in fact everything imaginable. Tobe Is as prnnd of that case as a boy usually is, of. bis first pair of red-topied boots, and he has reason to be, for it is a handsome present. Th e supreme court has affirmed the decision of he Monroe circuit court," nod persons who objected to paying turnpike tax will be "required to do so with penalty and costi of the suit. ..The deciniou is : " "THE WYLIE PIKE, fl) JBba Board ofj Corinty Commiseioner hit power to not t a pcinl siin upon-u-Jj'itltlon for thacymtruetion of a free graf'il road, and to appoint viewer and tttlta other proper tteps in the ninttsr. (2)- An apppsl by oraa, of the purtiei intitJfri)tn an ordur 'of th bourd estsMlaliini: a froo gravql road, doos not itay or aiJfout I lie proeeuding at to thota w ho do not nppeal, '.--The Harvard eoncerl company gave a performance In College Chapel last Thursday night to a small audience. The quartette was exeelient. There was ao elocutionist and a lady cornelist. Elocutionists in this age, unles beyond the ordinary, do not excite much enthusiasm, and cornet playing th it would be tolerated be-cau-io d"ne by a lady, might run the risk of being hissed if performed by a. man. The performance as a whole, however, was good. Alexander Bro., of Mouro'i!ji4 ifls., iijme here nbon't three weeks ago to look up a location' for a rop fHWDrr. -Qshey were pleased with Hastings and iU ruilroad advantajjen, Thev asked no bonus or ' subsidy. They ftirii'sh their own cipital, manage their. own af fairs and reiv upon tlie merit of their out-put for patronage. They only a-k that if their goods are as good as those of other mnnufnciories and si so'd as -low, that Hastings merchants and Hastings consumers shall give them a liberal share of patronage. Their soap will lie made tiy what is known as the cold process. Nothing but pure follow and tqeoanut oils -will be used. The manufactory is located in the Lincoln Avenue block in the two rooms and basement formerly oocupieas a rrsfaurant. The output will bo LQOO boxes per tnoolli of Jsnhdry soap and a proportionate amount, ol" toiit soaps, Their- fae tory will be kept scrnpnlously cleaivnd..ladi8 are invited in to inspect the work and process of manufacture. They will have au expert soap man, from the east, in charge of the work. The boxes will be made in Chicago and- shipped tier iu the knock down. The tank, boilers.' and other fixtures were made here in Hastings and everything pertaining to the business that can be manufactured or purchased here will be used. The Alexanders will practice the patronage of home industries as they hope other people will patronize them. Hastings (Nob.) Democrat. 'Chos. L.Alexander, of Bloomington, Ind., was in the city several daya this week. He-will re turn, when he has closed ont hia busjiicsS at Bloomington and travel for "the Hastings soap works, Bastings, (Neb.) Republican. i-Jobn Manley left Bloomington Jast week for the south. He eoe from here to Uecntur, and from there lo Memphis, where he will probably secure a position with a firm of architects by whom . - i a be was formerly empioyen People corns to Farls' drag t re nad say that nothing they hava ev er uMd nnt given tan nia dourfto or tat Ufnotion a Soatb Amerioan Nervino. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shryer, of Bloomfield, were the guests, last week, of Dr. Maxwell's family. Mrs. Shryer is a sister of Ur. Max well. sr. Jus. Sears, of Puett & Sears wss over at Paragon last week af ter corn, for the rUil trade. . The Indianapolis Sentinel says : Archie McuinniSj a special exam mer in the pension ouice, was bottuccd last Thursday. He was uppointed in '85. His home is at Blqomjngton, Ind. Card From Jus. Jackson. Ur. JK'litor: I wifh to thank the Delegate and frienda generally who took ko much interest In my lieholf in securing my nomination r Reorder. I accept the nomination and hope out. to be able to iee all. ... Your truly.

Sura WinitfBuv Bare-

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Is the Republican Ticket Nominated Saturday last. The Convention cmd Us Work. ' 'The Republican county nominating convention met in the court house last Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, and was called to order by the Chairman ot the County Cen. tral Committee, Mr. A. T. Massey. After reading the call, and the question of electing a permanent Chairman coming up, Mr. Mag iey was placed in nomination, against his protest, and bis election had without a dissenting vote. On a call of the townships it was found that some of them were not full, and so each delegation completed its quota in accordance with its own wilh Bloomington township selected five new delegates by ballot, via i J. T. Langley, Hemp. Wilson, Joseph Allen, Dr. Axtell, and S.O. Curry The convention being ready for business, it was moved by J. T. Eller that as there was no opposi tion to Enoch Fuller as a candidate! for Clerk, that he be nominated by acclamation. The motion was seconded, and Mr. Fuller so nominated. A like motion prevailed in the case of Thos. J. Fan, the capdidate for Sheriff, who had - no opposition. Next in order were nominations for the office of Treasurer, and GK. Perry placed in nomination JT. Robertson of Richland tp.; Dr. Mwder ot Clear ureek tp. per formed a like service for Ed. Anderson, while I. Milt. Rogers presented Wm. Gourley's claims be fore the convention. The ballot resulted aa follows : Robertson, .... 31 Anderson, .... 44 Gourley, ..... 4 As there were 79 delegates. required but forty to nominate, and Mr. Anderson having seeured 44 votes, was declared tbe uomiuee. Nomiuations for County Com missioner were next in order, and Ira Batmau placed in nomination tbe name of Wm. Peterson, the present Commissioner from the 1st district. Wilson Adams presented the claims of Joseph V. Rawlins. The first ballot decided this, as it did all nominations, the vote being : Peterson, . . . . 82 Rawlios, ' . '. . . . 29 For the office of Commissioner for the. 2d district, J. T, Eller pre sented the name of Joseph. Dinsmore : W. J. Adams placed in nomination Monroe Miller. The ballot resulted ; Miller, 30 Dinsroore, .... 4i The office of Recorder was next in order, and Ira Batman made an eloquent appeal for the nomination uf James Jacksou. W. J. Adams placed the name of John Campbell in nomination, and made some poiuted remarks in doing so. The ballot was then called, aud the count showed Jackson, .... 49 Campbell, . . . . 29J . For the office of Coroner, the nresent iucumbent, -Dr. Jas. V, Maxwell, jr., was renominated by acclamation. County Surveyor was the last of fice to be filled, and M.H. Buakirk and C. F. Smith were placed in nomination with the following re-i suit: Bnskirk, . . . . 39 Smith 40 The convention then resolved itself into a Mass Meeting to nom inate Delegates to the various con ventions, and adjourned till 1 o' clock p.. ni. The convention did well in en dorsing without contest the claims of Fuller and Farr two sure win ners. These men are faithful offic ers, and will serve the people well and honestly another term. . No convent ion.eyer went off as smoothly in Mmroe county as that of last Saturday. But one ballot was needed to decide a nomination, and the result was satisfactory to all concerned. Tom Massey, for an untried man, made an acceptable Chairman. It was a position he did not desire, as he frankly said that he had bad no experience, and as he had no idea that the con vcutiou would select hint, such action being unprecedented, he had made no preparation. However the conveutiun Was well satisfied with bis evident determination to do the fair thing, and he has rcasun to congratulate himself upon the result. The speeoh making developed tbe, fact that there is a good deal of satisfaction with the Republican party, aud A'ch. Fleener and Joe Rawlius struck the key-nota in their speeches. Fleener said ho left the Republican parly and went to tbe Givenbnokcrs, but they did not succeed, so he came bauk to the Republican party said he couldn't tro to tho Democrats as the tneo he bad fought ugainst in the army were uemocruis to a man. doe Rawlins talked about "the enemy" in a like strain, and it was an oldfashioned ''love-lVast" for awhile ia the cyi'; '.w.

Spring Clothing J. P. TOURNER & COX

it West Side of the

tue Alley, Bloomington, Ind OUR PRICES ON GOOD GOOD?

ABB IffiS

Suits from $2.75 TO THE VERY BEST

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REMEMBER to ask J aver Jackson, who was cominated for Recorder, was not at the convention. J4t November he was caught in an elevator, agtd the fiegh torn from above one knee to the heel. For some time his life was despaired of, but a good constitution and unwavering .courage sustained him. He is still suffering intensely and is reduced to a mere skeleton, but he is hopeful and cheerful, and will pull through. It does bim good to have, people go over ou North Walnut street and talk to him, as it is lonesome lyiug on his back -for six months. Mr. Talbott may as well arrange to go into some other business, for Jackson will be the next Recorder. Ed. Anderson, the nominee for Treasurer, ia a No. 1 mau iu ajl particulars. He waa a former Trustee of Perry township, and gave evidence of uncommon financial ability. He is a rustler, too, and will keep tbe nominee of the Democracy very busy this Fall. The finances of Monroe county will be safe in Ed. Anderson's hands, and he will succeed that excellent gentleman, Dr. Gaston, In November, 1S92. Wm. Peterpos, the nominee for Co'unty Commissioner of the. 1st District, is one of tbe saieat men on the Board. He bears the reputation of having done much to lift tbe county out of debt on two occasions, aud is just as competent as ever for work of tbat character. Mr. Dxnsmore, nominated for 2d dint Hot Commissioner, has never been in uublic life, but bis aualsurpassed. n. .Taa TV Maywet r. Jo la ibe nresent Coroner, and be Was renr,mln-l. Tl,er i n more competent sureeon or physician in iuuisds, snu me mum ia uuuuim. by associatiug with it the name of such a man. Enoch Fuller is one of the best known men in the county, and his renotuination - by acclimation was a neat thing to do, Ha is a good business man, has the Clerk,V office in satisfactory condition, aud every thine will go on smoothly as heretofore. He was a brave soldisr, has honorable scars received while facing the enemy, and isnH afraid to face them on or off the field of battle. Enoch will succeed himself iu November, Tom Fare was nominated by acclamation, as everybody believed be would be. Tom is one of the best fellows yau ever met he makes a capital Sheriff, and ia kind-hearted and clever. He was in the old 33d went in at-tbe age of 18 and was popular there as lie is here. Tom will not have to change oars in November-hc has through ticket to 1892. If you don't know Tom Faw you have a miftjed neingacquaiiHea wiw ot the best men n the county, and smih4 As asaaaa. iitnfc 11 rvttr MUlS. YUU UUllI aw OViVi liaa a (asj aa ie Tbe Mass Convention met in the afternoon, and the following committer was appoiaicd to eeleet deleeatcs to the various conventions : Wilson Adams, Thomas Eller, G. K. Perry, Thos. Kilpatriok, C. F. Smith, Jas. Davis, John Carson) Scott Hcmlrickson, "W. L. Adams, Paris Hal and Monroe Miller. 'The committee retired, and during its absence speeches were made by candidates Enoch Fuller, Thos. Fair, Wm. Peterson, Joa. Dlnamnre, Joseph Rawlins and Ed. Anderson,. Calls were made for Ira Batman, M. M. Dunlap, W. P. Rogers, Nat U. Hill, Mr. Gifford, Mr. Bain, Mr. Ray, J no. Milcs,and Arch, Fleener, all of whom responded. Many of thc speeches were quite brief, but Mr-, Dunlap and Mr. Hill spoke at some length and gave the' party some sound advice. The committee then returned and sub milted the following report, which was unanimously adopted ; Senatorial Convention Joe Stinehapen, Wm. Potirson, Howard IfUrr, Unrion Carroll, tiuorge dither. Joint RfpresontaMvo. Convention V. F Vzr. Ira IMmin. T. K. Euakirlt, Jlo.ey. i)uakp. nf I Birt'f.

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Square, Northjof THAN for J. P. Tourner & Go, 3uta Convention Vn BtnktHt, J. O. MePhwter, Ira Bktman, O. K. Peer.Tj J. Thomas Eller, Ben O. Smhk, John Carson, C. F. Smith. Alternate JSeua Hibbard, W V. Rosari, . 8 Brailfuta, J. "V. Bar, Jos. linmorv Aha 1onaidoa, John HarreU, SeutV altan driektoa, Monroe Miller. Congressional ConTnttott-.t 0. TJhiV cn, J B. Mulkr, Coha Af'Jfeewss Si, Anderson, Joel II. Baton, Jim Keiley, James Morgan, John BradAitl. Wm. Hepley, John T. Wwlp Judiewl CwTentJoa-DiPi'SAxfeU, Pr. S. B. Flood, J. W. RwKai8OTtt Hendrickson, Thos. H Bam hilt, J 5 Tndsey, U. if. Uilirasn. w. u. fteeuit.4 ao lo.i, sr., Miltou Mitcbel!, Jobft :E.ud8, . J. Uobertson. Alternates.' s. Uju!, Wm. LitTord, J. E. Buttn, 1 K JohaUoia, W.-L. Adams, Wra. Nfis-, i5. JSsSst Wvlie, W.J. Kller, Krvla Hirtiili, bur Cbambers, Lewis NomMnW. K. MxWoH, II... ''III.

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never Cecelia Lodge I. O. OLW, at tended Christian church o'iil!asc Kirkwood Avesue, Ftidaysaght, en masses ---Bert. Sager Sundays iaQrieencastle. More churches iu Qgpenesstle than in Bloomingtonkueo the why fore. - '-'S ' People who are woaling. how an old Chicago traveliVgiiart could blow out the gas at Tojgjeka,, have probably never had .a1H02perienee with Kansas drugire seems iiuouct evaiuc, aa tuey ic tire v

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iontrac- lh oJ, MwnM Kcpubliean Of receut date $ys t "lTt!fJSSM TJw ieopl antional Ban bM i jeest.. the Mim' County National hid 61 Der cent nad the funds ' ed with the latter Oe.uod bank atntte for two year, the National BttJt-fe. fHoli net martins;, several ot - ties in euftern Kmnsat arepayiagojuii or T per cent. Mr, Johns, of the MartioarBM Republiesu force, Was visitingP urotuer, im. aonns, over Johns has the reputation i one of the most talented tyt icat aiiista ia Southern Iadiaa - ' i ajwu m Tbe father of L. R. Bra' at hia home near White Hall, Saturday, to his 94tb yean - 'What you makes that up at me far, mv vifef ' "Beoause you bought that Wall Paper that's moth Why didn't you get some ofytffl lie's new Wall Paper that has style about itf. , ; ; Slavokter of Sono BiBbflt The audacity v.'hich ttoys (and m.) slauglrtering bi thc ci , 1 . rds in amaeing. parks and private grounds- are vaded, aud tito tew robiua and er birds, (not sparrows) are to be exterminated. Io the try around the city boys are robins by the score. A State seeks to prohibit thc killing ot and aH song Wrda. This. violated as is the city oi prohibiting shooting within city. In addition to the loss tliA crnir kkln vitblt uhiAi

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