Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 14, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 May 1890 — Page 3
Got a bottlo off South American Nervine,-at Faris Bros. Drug Store. Great Tonic.
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At Carpets, al P tlilfli ff neat Pate on Boat OoB AiBwv emiy of aeBaggie, aa at Grand ImMi ate at Wioefew'a, oMMMtt a&MMT of icfe!t W -JMrla wamoaaiaadr .reaati jM4aO. 'PricM lew. ':.pojrrr4u i&sssjvitspjuro B9f$0 M tOoitfeMgC ' H froMtlwead, pi, ? maremin with a writ 'af&r rd, fiinev KM.aifS, etc. . Tioa no Mke lUaiihiilpt w eWBf at' Charlcj MfliW -"GolikB Btw store. Jit 1 tcn aerviiig the Keple of Moerae eaaatj to long that be el - afcf jfmioct katnra what ti-y wiH -maim- avasaa, amV'the ?3 ,rr,""-i BjaafartMtte4aded to the aaajeTWTiwiiTSi, .rrae trimming, vttei !tkm :'m tihe eery "dry goods :km (be aootb side of tbe . ncrote tbe anry ftoas JfcJtmwsrMise smst, carpets, Hem MATTimm, T BBS ; hnniiaa k fcervaoalo isa fell lia of eft t)a nevchiea ttxnatty ltqater jSmith, the witll known -wclrJLTclocAa, silver ware,- beoae fwrnlsliHig sovettifK, triokets, hyreideav andsfeaf nMlliea tbiaga that t eesaassraaniiiaie;. It will take t ball a' eVy teteok over hie. osmm Iooiwwatch aeiflntjsiltwareagokwelry, . ; arfei; he baa aofperidr. ' 'iAe most cadieBtiiat is ijni,. the Hfjafifpf.' of ; watcbee, dneba and (wi -not. maa, . ig cwiiBH t aej whiire, apA ewery rtAte be wortb all n srwim MBn wpoo& MMfi BIWWU . - WICKS a. !;a. .-taf, GarroteeeavaflJt the .neat leea. CHaraeraare ififf:Mw, wTeTi and Cefil fm aak. A. oart ra faeftt to eaU,; .at' J. ALLEN. . "w3Che j :N3aMajsjf -. vStaAibiku wma, kaewnof att nwn be IttaidMlwat. m&r sale f4dlaislasa a kid' etovea Uleaw IJIeancr. For - aaia aa ay Adasae, Hall A md. rVt.ar 'bM. at his be wilt Mil tor for aalea' or Iwmk Call an jaaaaanaBBpaaj . '.Mania WW esfl ynar steal;. before you! J ii .ill ii a i'il--' AU, wemU: wMt pafieraaj m liaHaiiih nt afvlaa. inai bmaKi vnB.iAVfK Before mr waf pw p at Laieek ..at Bahei. Bilyd.A rw beaisidbv go to "TWW, -Wm CMaaiaar -w iae
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oood waoea. ao. AmIt to Johs WVuk, the Haagcr. & Aorta Stda Paper ;; OPENED; swr srnsK. . new stock. EVERYTHING NEW! Here yea will find a fall and eonplate JUte of Haadwark, TmWABBGiiiS3, SasS, Doors, Ac. A 1m McCunaiek Machine Rejrairs. OMmtfSwn.' XarihakUSpm. NEELD A CO. C.K8. yCBt ' WIUUB. ADKIN8. '' Onm cai.eR8 claim to have a ehcar eooal to tha WX. Y. Z.," thas admittinc the euneriority of cigar. Aak lor it. and get the beat. For sale at 31 places ta Bboaajngton. - . . Whcs tbey catch Ed. McGee It trill oe vtvf early ' ia' the Mr. Recently he has made several tripe to central., wholesale pants and has secured eome ot the greatest hergaios in fine-and choice dotbiag eye seen here.. He boncbt thee-eooda very bw, and , fld sdi neoi htgrkee otters do, , l he'sars be will "divide" wilh heaetomB so he makes a gowl ihiogemj themsle ahctter one. X.FbSB veecteUalavB to he Hi rnHcrna' xioea.- jtno choicest country produce secured, and the patroaege of persons having produce to sell is solicited. For Sauc. Ihave forty acrra of md in rolk tawmbip, ncr Ury TmnjmrA, waiefc X doaira to on. Th tract km a good rtore-bouse, thre dwolliagBOwet, ' sod otiiar aecfWiaA-r. buildinsi on H. Kor price and terms writs to WM. ABMBKCSTlUt, Todd JP. MearMe,Iad EXtiRQIDEMiES, WB1TF. GOODS. FLOVSCtSG&i At BEX JUVK. : W.icag it c. Suci Silvkr Pnassa, just received ait Charley McPbeeters'' loerrv atereV- -Tbeyare very nice anAeeoooa, .aa they rccjaire no sugar. . StAf AW.-8f t'e aew line of Sugars jest broqght oo by Charley atorherfersj -a jwa earlier grocery. His different grades of . Molasses pad Syrlps are very superior. In Tobaccos a Cigars k is bard toAod a rouse that carries -a better ansertmeot than that of Charley MePheeters on tbe southeast corner of tbe sqaare. omrr- aernn, nanx vhsesb, BrbT LARG beat ot everything is twayekept at Charley MePheeters aToce. store, aoatneaat , corner of GT T0OR1 BASK RT niibtn, Satarday;aagi at Charley McPheetere gmmyatore. Whet Charley aw aogt jbateek is difficult to la fie . the Mtpular old Vfreeves .....:aaajaraamj. Hilt. -Roger baa six or eight young sows and ntes for sale, at his place., east of towwr JTbey are?of the Berkshire and foland China breeds, and very desirable stock to owii. Call soon yon .want these. . . . ffiw, Maogefaod bcwitcltaa on kamaa or aiiiaah and in 30 minntM t Woadfonr SaaHarv Lotion. Tab Barer AH. Bob) b B. Lamtn. Draiia" aaaaaiBBiBaa, juaov-'-Now-reeideBts. Tour nronertv I-M. li. wiw. J.. t' ri"Y -TT- w if van have anything to exobaaaw not it in the bands of BrodTx Robertson A Brpjdtx. Over CoJe'e Book Store. TT soaae of car sweet and sour Come and see our ad prices, Puett A Sears. recrived a fresh lot of Preaervca and Jdlwe. Try eome Mowfieseb and grape preserveai . j-paaT anoAia. ' Get ir'HEW rat at MoGee'a Lehrtbing store, south side of the I severe. OTHa boose makes it avervtbina? . h
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GOODS. : of Hall & Co. mm ncCaiia. Tbe Prograa takes pleasure io wm w" the loter-Ocean. JSo more coo sdentjons or self-sacrificing worker for the public good baa ever occupied the position recently vacated -by this lady, as pupils of the filoomiogton schools will realiae as they grow older and review the years so pleasantly and profitably, spent under her .euperintendency: "Mim Margaret H. McCalla has served for fourteen years as superintendent of the'BIoomington, Ind, city school. During mueh of the early portion of her service, she was the only woman in the, State holding the position of superintendent of schools. Her devotion and ability have given the Bloomington schools a high standard, and b'er resignation recently, because of failing health, is deeply ffgretted. Chicago loter-Ocean.' Prb, CoiJj, Fisb Soda Wa TBS. with wire fruit syrupt, cn lwy be bad at Votpert'l north (ids bakery aad Tdtaoraat. tLfnA the edvertwement n the first pnge, of Sotilh AmoHoin Nerrine. It ii truly wonderful mcdicino, and no. Uher U equnl to it. No ana lella ft bort xcept H ortm For Sweet Potato Pusra And Other Plants,'' Cel ea ae-4iei4aMn, Wesjt Kirkwood Avenue " The new soda fountain at Mike Volofrt's rattaurnnt, with Its fruit joicet, i giving great wtUfaetion. . For posters and dodgers come UlhaFnsreM oflJc.. Relect raerr Spring Salt Urom Hark. Snanalea at The CQRilBft. Fresh Fish, fresh vegetables and everything that is choice and desirable far the table, may be found at Charley MePheeters' gro cery store,' Greeves old stand. He permits no one to excel biqi ia securing desirable goods for bie cus tomers. ... SUMUER cufltomcrs "hould give1 Chas. McPheeiera call if they deefre to' secure the fewest figures on desirable "eating goods." There is nothing that ia sold in any gro cery store tbat Charley cannot get for votu and at fiffores so remarkaide low s& to cause you to wonder bow.be does if Rare Brands of coffee and tea, and the best tobaccos and cigars that money will buy, can be found et the grocery store of Hemp. Wilson. Ask to seo the late styles in Queeotware; .'-I Syrups, drips, and alt choice molcsees, kept in stock at Hemp. Wilain's Progress Block grocery. Best line of sugars ia town. Puett A Sears have choice grades of Coffee and Sugars and sell at a low price.' Victims of tbe recent visita tion of la grippe, except in cases of very roburt constitution, are atill subject to pains and aches and bad feeling generally when sudden changes of the weather occur. The use of South American Nervine is doing more good, however, then anything else, farm Bros, sell it. STRAWBBIIRT r LA UTS. I have for sale this ipring three varieties of Strawberry Plants: Downing, Kentucky and Sharpies Seedling. These plants will be sold at 50c. per hundred. Persons who will take 1,000 plants will be given 100 of the Crescent Seedlings free. Orders may be left with Jas. Robinson, grocer, or inquire of me in person or uy mail. . John J. Lawrekce. Bloomington P. O. MsAxur Decorated Wars something very pretty. Every housekeeper knows what Meakin Iroostone China is, and all know tbat it is first-class, and has alwsys been white, Now, however, it i bring decorated, and is very delicote V appearanpe and exceedingly handsome Jimmy Robinson, tbe west aide grocer, bss it fpr sale, and will take great pleasure in exhibit ing it to hn cqstomers. Go io and see it it is bo(b bindvome ;afid tuft).
DEATH Or JOUW CHAH4M
The expression of regret was general last week, when the death of John Graham, after a brief illneat was announced, uraliaru was a man of uncommon Ktirary ability, fa . - he was a rarefui worker .in bis specialty : that ot an abstracter and building association attorney; - He had established a character for earnest, honest work,-while in the legislature, and taken altogether was a citizen that a community would not willingly spare. Tbe funeral occurred on Friday last, the services being held at the fam ily residence by Rev. Halslead of the M. J5. church, lue remains were then taken charge, of by" the Masonic brethren, who buried , him with the ceremonies peculiar . to their order. . Indianapolis Sentinal, May 2td. Tho Hon. John 0him died Wednos. picht, at 8 o'clock, at Dr. FlatcbarV faaitarium on N. Pmntrhanta at. Hit death wai cauaad by paraljraU of the vocal chorda, which retulted from ' a tumor at bale of th brain. Tracheotomy waa parforntad by Drs. Jfaswqll and Clark about a week aara and be wiu well on joward reroraW, but on Mondy night n bttmorrbare let ia and -he gradually grew worse unui oeain reiierea aim. Mr. Orahaqi waa born in Bloomington, in thU State, in Nowmber, 1841, aad roeelvad a common achool edncatioa, at tending the aniveraity a ahort time. Be itodied law with the lata Hon. Sam -net 0. Baikirk of the supreme bench and graduated in the law department of the State UnWewity. Ia tstl he wai appointed law librarian of the supreme court, which position ha. held for three yefcra. lr. Urnnani returnea w Bloorainirton to nraetHse law and in 1839 enuaenttotlulegrisliitiir a at 'rebretentetive of Monroe and Drawn eonntfea.1 Be wai a prominent member of the committee on education and it wai through hii untiring seal and efforts that the State USirerstty saourea a laree enaowmem. After bis terra expired he resumed hli practice at bloominnton. He was un married, and acted as The Sentinel correspondent at Bloomington far nearly aftean years. He was a rannsof a retiring nature, unostentatious in all maturs; but energetic in nutters of public nature. -.Mr. Chas. E. Briafiara of Ind ianapolis, while in Bloomington last week, was toe guest tot me Braxtan family.Clarence Bicknell is in a rail road office at Omaha, Nebraska. His mother, Mrs Q. W. Twy, ia at present visiting. him. .Miss Belle A-xtell, who went to Beatrice. Nebraska, to visit her aister, is expected to return to her home in Bloomington thia week. The congregation of the. Col ored Baptist church have not as yet decided where Ibey will rebuild. Several locations have been under consideration during (he past week. Miss'. Mcttte J , daughter oi Thns. WhHnand, was married on Thnrday last to John S Forsy the. -w-T be reunioti of Father Rose-' oUBya claaa , otj. Wedjtcsday.. m! ihuroday of -tun week promises, to. ho quite an event in Catholic, cirle. as between utteen aod, twenty clergyman ot rhafr church . are ex pected to participate.: High Ma8 wijl be .celebrated on . Thursday morning at 10 o!c.lock, and a . cori dial inyitatian is extended to the pnbhe, . . ' .' Thoa. Tiong, through Junior with '88, of Colombiia, Ind., drove over to Bluomington on Saturday to visit his many friends here, J. F. Fee came down from Greencastle Sunday evening to at tend .ihefnoeral of W. Q. Fee. Several large trees were filown down during the storm of last Satorday evening in college campus. Martinsville Gazette :. John R. East and it O. Duncan, of Bloaminctnn. and Moses Dunn, f Bedford, attended court this week a attorneys in ; the .casa: of Dav'ul Allan vs. Jesse Mitchell, sa.at bare fr' trial from Monroe county. The ..dwelling house, on Joe Payne's farm was destroyed by fire on Friday last, entailing a loes to Mr. Payne of about 9000. The fire was communicated from de fective floe. No insurance. Dr. O. F. Gray, of White Hall, will soon become a citixen of 8pvncer, having purchased the res idence ol Sanders Harsu. Tlie "Progress" is under ohlk gatioos to Dr. Munson of Stanford for favors recently extended. The Doctor, bv reason of his thorough ness as a physician and surgeon, and his close attention to business, ta building an a practice of which any man in-:fhe profession mieht' TO STAY. wo vwp n dpdii ira anjiiv aatr irax issw asnatai aw oinit, we bay for tea years conducted a sue ceatful Dry Goods and Uarpet bnsinoas in ureencwie; aesirtng u isrseiy inoreaie oar business we have leased a room in this place, where we will oaaducta buiinaas, we trust, or EMl IAllTiE ftf 9VI QREUCASTU lUIINEIt, IS THERE RoOk FOR AJTOTHER Dry Goods Store in Bloomikotos ? . We think there ii. WE REALIZE THAT WE WILL BE CLOSELY WATCHed: . . Wo want you to watch uu ; We will make uniformly low price throughout our entira stock in fact wo do not hope to gel a dollar wadonot merit. Uon't fUll i anU ) 9o TJa for anything you may want in the Dry Onods liaa. and Jusl ax tait sj we raaliaa tjia whiits ot tfc -pcoplo we will Its outsell" to supply thoin. Allen Bros,
Win. Castle, the telegrapher,
M-manipulatine a key on the C. M. and Jftt, Paul railway. --A man named Bain, of Cloverdaleds coming to Ellettevule soon lopW up i i saw mill, .Mrs, J. H. Thrasher of Kansas;. (I'visiting old friends -nd relations in the vicinity of . Dudley. irhe. old friends and relations of Lewis sparks are greeting him again, he having recently come fton Nebraska on a visit. More people moving to town, Daniel Pafford was among the number last week that moved trotn the yrejniity of Dudley. ' -Win. B. Munson and wife of! ElletBvillpj'have gpne to Meade Center, Kansas, en a visit to their son, Cbealer. Munson. ' - "-The mother of Rolla Walker accbnipspied him last week to Indianapulii; where Mrs. Walkjbr -viait-ed hit sou Janes." ..' . . -'-'Hie county nnerinte'ndcnts of f8attfwiiVeet in rodiafiapolis on d une Ut u. The superintendent of Monroecounty is the Secretary. rTeri. cyiarry laborers from Odessa, Russia, arrived at Romona, Owen co lasV week; to work in the stuoa quart y et tbat point. rJnere mayjbe.no Fairin Monroe county this Fall. People are too busy building houses and opening stpne quarric to think about a .County Fair, .' : The services of, a Chief Surgeon, has been dispensed with by the new management of the "Monon," and local surgeons alsj. being appointed t each county lat. ' , Among those who'vhave. returned to Bloomington t stay is tlie fatmly of David Broain of Athensr who have ben away duringrthe past eighteen -.nonths. Tsryey Hasel, one of fe west eloqneM of our Monroe county nreacBriir will be at the HaVmouy church .on thi 3d Sunday in uue. All areiuvtUd. r m-A' number of aspiring showmen Ivb gone into the dog show business, throughout Southern Ind iana. The latest , candidate for public patronage is the show of "JunkRM A Co." Tn district schools in Perry tp. sund solitary ind alone as those that arc holdiu sorimr terms. The jhirs are closed and the school rooms nVi longer re-echo the inquiry : Mayjfiogtr' . ' ,i Stanford, has a family that travel throuetaut the coutttnr and givjfpiiJVla. Their family name irEaSMrin- Wojideflf th'ey won't give a ! Bloomiuglon audience an opportuny to Jiulge ot their qual-ifii-atiodi, - "' Nutfi street, from Waluut et. past "to., Dunn, is to be opened. This Will open a thofnuahfare through, the Boll man lota, north of jas. one wera uanasome rcstaence, and vil be great conyenience to people jiu that quarter of the pity. Mjtchell Qtmmcrcial 5 Henry WoflHery, a prominpn.t merchant of Bloomington, wits in town Tuesday morninjr accompanying his wife and children, who were on the way to vif it Tiirs. Woolery's father, Eii BtnrUiaf of Georgia. .fsjjn'es. Hunter attended (the cohyemibn of funeral directors' at IndiapHpolia last week'. ' ..' j r VVlig on the Louisville A NashsiUe road connectioni; ia said to be tfc( cau?w of thjeMeaon's late Jak B. Clark is announced as a candMste before the Demoeratto State convention for the .office of Secretsiiy ef State.- t . . ' Tcim Hovious. for several years emplAyRd by Craig Worley in -his livery iitable, is dangerously sick with some form of throat trouble. In the case of Jesse A. Mitch ell Qf 'irsdford va. David Allen of Ellettsrille, tried lasc week in Morgan circuit court, a verdict was given Alien for 9,fi00. A verdict for 3:000 was given Allen in Mortiwr'circuit court, but Mitchell opufflUd frsfm-it and took a change of vfna:t Morgan with the above retujr. , ,liiaas a .balance claimed on a seftfement extending over many :,-ears pf business between the twom'fa, A representative of a firm manufacturing election booths has beeo1 interviewing county commisgioneniagarding, the purchase of bootbsfor use in future elections under tbe new election law. There will bo, after the June session of commissioners, court, twenty-three voting "precincts in this county, and each will require a booth, which will be used at each election. Tbe booths offered commissioners are so constructed as to have three apartments eepsrate from each-other when ready for the. voter to enter and prepare hie ballot- for tbe box, J.tben not in ue'tha booths cau bti jplded by means of. hinges, and wttt occupy a space eight feet long find' one fiot square, end will weight one hundred and Hfty pounds. .W$p(4fe position for voting. purposes these booths will occupy a apace the voting room six and one-hi!f by eiglit and one-half feet, and (fix feet high. Each booth costs about 18. The total cost to the en u"ty wjll be foOO. Of course ot&r bids wilt be. received before soy; purchase is made, - . 1 f yo are thirsty and want a "litji. of wii'i sod water with pur fruit iuic-, co tf. Mike Volpsrt's aarih ridun-.
Mr. Cha. Brigham, superintendent of W. B. Burford'a litho
graphing establishment, Indiana polis, came to Bloomington with the remains of . John Graham last Thuradsy afternoon, seat by tbe Lwdkre of Masons to which Graham belonged in the capital city, Mr. Brigham is a well preserved . man, in the evident enioyment of good health, and as popular among his associates as in the days of yore. In 1856-7 tbe Progress proprietor and Mr. urigbam were employed in the printing office of Cameron A MoNeely, situated then in a building in the rear of Cox's stove store, midway between the corner of Meridian street and Burford's present office, where at the same time were employed Ham. McNeely, Charley and Tom Werner, Samuel Douglass, Aleck Stevens, Wni. Meredith,. Joe Dillon aod several other old and now almost forgotten printers. Of the eight or ten men rvho at that time "emptied their sticks" under the same roof, but three are known to be .-alive : Meredith?' whd is" Government Printer, Brigham and the Progress msn-, shining examples of the preservative effect of pious li ves. The few hours spent with Brigham while in town had a tendency to revive old memories and bring to mind many pleasant incidents of the days when Charley iSaymiiler wrote satires on society events, and Capt. Bracken put in his time whittling and telling stories in the Sentinel office composing . room while be pretended to be doing local work, There ia a movement on foot to inaugurate early closing among the merchants of onr city, and it ought to meet with encouragement from business men as well as from natrons.- The old fogy custom.atill prevails here of opening stores at 7 o'clock in tbe morning, and in some instances even at en earlier hour, and the lights are not turned out till 9 p. nt. usually, and ten - or eleven o'clock will sometimes find them in full blast. A half hour is given usually for a hurried meal at noon , and at 6 o'olock, and by this custom, (which no. longer prevails in towns of any size and claims1 to progress) proprietors of stores, as well as their employee, are -com celled to slay in- their places of business from 14 to ltf hours, day after day. There ore business men io Bloomington wbo have but little time to get acquainted -With their families never being with them during the hours the children are awake except on Sunday. It will be a very easy matte? to educat the people to understood that exeepVew&tnrday nighty perhaps, they must do their trading by 6 or 7 c clock, lbe night trade has (alien off very perceptibly in the pa.it two or three years, anyhow, and aside from the fact that they afford good loafing places for some of the proprietors and their friends, many places, of business might just tie well be cloned at night. The wives would then see more of their husbands, the children would receive more attention, and it would be better for all concerned. Don't you think so ? There is talk of laying out the Labertew land, (north College Avenue) into building lots and placing it on the market. If this is done and it is likely to be done and lbe town continues ta grow to the north and west, as it is now doing, business will brek away from the public square aod extend north on College Avenue. Tbat is the tendency now, as there are no vacant rooms on the public square, and the weight of population is naturally drifting northwest. Thai growth of the city east has been checked by the Dunn farm, people don't take readily to lots south and southwest, and as the city is growing, it most go north. Over one hundred acres will be included in tbe ground that it is proposed to plat, and it will thus be seen that a considerable additional population will be provided lor. - The final closing up of the contract for furnishing stone to the contractor who is to build the Rich-1 mond (Wayne co.) court bouse, is a source of congratulation to the stone quarry people of this county, because the Big Creek-quarry company of Stineavilie will furnish the stone, which will cost about f 16000 and make 400 car loads. One reason for congratulation aside from the fact that our home people will receive the benefit, is the fact that this contract is secured in a territory heretofore almost exclusively supplied by Ohio sandstone quarries, and the pressure brought to bear by these corporations to keep out our oolitic limestone waa very great. After this building is up, however, aod tbe beauty and durability of Monroe county, Indiana stone is demonstrated aud understood, it will be less difficult to ptape it in public buildings in the sandstone territory. Every citizen should feel gratified at the result. The well known Chicago merchant, E. J. Lohruatio, proprietor of "The Fair," was declared no Friday last by a jury, to be a distracted person. Mr, Lehmaon'a wife was appointed conservator ot his $2,500,000 estate. Mr. Lehmann is now in Bloomingdsle asylum, New York. The insaoity had covered a period of about three months. New fork and Chicago physicians thought the trouble re suited from too much mental work consequent upon tbe management of 4 lusioejs of grsat onrgrrrtyd.-
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Are yon going to Europe? If not, why not ? Get a glass of tbat choice soda water, at Volpert's. No one has finer syrupi. , , A. M. Sweet, a hardware dealer of Spencer, this week made a voluntary assignment. The liabilities are about $2,000 and the assets $3,000. E.R. Bladen was appointed assignee. Judge Miers will.be nominated by the. Democrats of Monroe and Lawrence for circuit judge. . The wife of Elder Rosa is quite sick at tbe home of her par ents, in Rantoul, Ills. Mrs. Dr. Beal of Rnshville waa visiting her sister Miss Mamie Logan last week. The 8-months old child of John Carter died on Wednesday night last, with whooping coagh, at the residence of MrsCarter's father, Game! Peterson. The burial took place Friday, at Mount Gilcad church. The Epworth League of the College Avenue M. E, church will celebrate 4ketr first annivaraary-of the League on Sunday evening, June 1st, with public exercises in the basement of the ohwrch. Till. Mefford bought the Balduff property on east 4th street aud now occupies it. Choice soda water, with pure nun syrups, at Volpert s aortfc eiuo tmaory and resUurant. Hew Afeckvrear ait Tate 4JOR1VESB. A number- of substantia1, and handsome improvement will be made at College Avenue M. E. church this season. Between twenty and thirty persons joined the Church of Christ, on Morton street, during the recent protracted effort of Eld. Summers. South Union postofnee was removed to Victor some time ago, and a new postoffice baa token its place, named "Blossom." The Gosport "Red Men" encampment is said to-be a total failj - a a a ure, aside from two. Dress oaaas and a wheel of fortune. Do you want a dressed chick en? Leave your order with Albert Rott, and he will have it ready to deliver in sixty minutes. He makes dressed poultry one of his specialties, - According to the "Courier , Mr. Craven, the Democratic candidate fur Clerk, has been a student. a farmer, a newspaper publisher, a merchant, a county superintendent, a-banker, etc., etc John must be an exceedingly old man to have followed all those avocations and made a success of each one. Next 8unday will he observed as Children' Day, at College Avenoe ta. a. cnurcu. oervioee at a p. m. The church will be taitefuliy decorated, and a spooUl program will be rendered. Squire W. L. Adams ia a witness in an important case now on trial in tbe Greene co. circuit court, On Thursday night of thi week the lit tie folks of the A.M.E, church will give a concert, which will comprise many aovehiea. Many of the features of the exhibition will be entirely original, and will repay tbe time spent ia at tending it, L. D. Polley's sop hs been compelled to return to his home by reason of rapidly failing health and weakness. He bad started for Asbville, N. C , and alter his arrival at Cincinnati oa the way grew so weak that it was deemed advisable for him to tetura, Benj, F, Howe, formerly ai resident of Spencer, committed suicide Tuesday evening t.f laet week at Taooma, Washipgtan, Hs wet a member of company H, lih ina Volunteers, and is known to msnr of the old aotdler,. Best Pur Lake Ictv Delivered to any part of tbe city every morning. B. CROX, v Mt tin's M4t Market.
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The EePauw vs. I. 13.. badl game on Saturday last resulted U;' another victory for I. U. core waa as follows: '
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The work of tbe I. U. baitory and the fielding of the DePaavf boys were especially worthy ef . tie. rJtallmaa. tbe 1. U. struck out three men; OrtoaV DePauw. two. One doowe was made by the I. U. boy tho o-ame. The etme was the
interesting of the aeasoa and attendance was large. I. U. wil$ play the last game of the aovtife with the Butler tjine at Xndijl polia thia week. " ! Jos. Urrney jr. of ..HatniaMMI
was the guest last Saturday. Uoug.-Fiek ?J",.xv The rains of the Mst have done wondera for thegp crops. : John Martin is a reliable prompt conveyancer and al of titles. If you desire tal deeds made or mortgagee 1 call on him at the Recorder's ol A good many pretexts 1 sorted to by persons who are beats by nature, but want to an excuse for refusing to pay ; bitH they have oantractea. of tbe recent ones was tie him a statement "1 aint a
to pay any nan that lets hie ai counts run nearly six moadM!, : Taint business!'' . ..? Mr. Farriajrlnn. an oll aH.
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clock, May 30th, there wilt ba-:;ft ?;neral meeting at the Ucfo'sew resbyterian graveyard twg.. mrlea southeast of Bloomiojrtont-sfa the purpeee of repairing t$e jQRjeyaj Bsraigntening up tiiiuiaByuui, an making such repairs a, -wh lie suggested. All peraoBaFjyfe, bxi$ friends buried in this gravy yatftar requested to give taM. their sttention. WALLPACRt half May room North Walaut Must call quicks Dodgem and poate at the Progress office. printer taken pleatnte ia out his work promptly, As comnocnoti most here It te well for bav fint-chtas shoes -to that they can get the feet at Chas. 8toues shoe store-i the "Corner" clothing store; the very lates styles in shoe kept in stock or so order. Rodcer and by the duplex proeeaa (patetjs plied for) at the "Progr' 1 .1, 1 . . , All wont wiu oe pemvy aa-1 promised. Tuesdays aad Friday fresh fish days at Rotl'a store (Alexander old at and best fish, and only the bfsf, b! on. John Graham wa ttXt the Catholic chureb befai death, Foriievaral roopth ions he had been readiag ligeua subjeet end delioi scrmmea w occunie a, afmMin, Mi Maud Srher has accepted a position agjent for a medicine oompaoy, Mis. Henley .ntertaiaat uumber of ladit-s at luacMOa Thuraday afternoon Ijrt i of hot daughter, Mr. M Louisville, who h'i heea. hvr uaotfter-.taveral weel
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