Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 17, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 June 1890 — Page 3
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IcCsK4,tbe beat ia town, tt BoKfatits. A Beat Parlor 00 He4rb4fdlge Avenue, easy of aoi, end nvatly arranged. SristAL Spring Buggies and Chita, niade at irand Rapid are m atla WiosWa, opposite wH1 . BroctrBB, Sorreye, CUrrige ad ell manner of vesicles at WiespWa wareroem and repair bop, jppoaife jSL Prjcw low. ". . 'Whoa von' era-oo the west side . of tbe square and looking fbraheesJ remember that u. ml. ae toexi to &e Gratt clothing store) ha ttia latest ia styles. Just as wall have fresh gotxTs for your money as old-fashioned footwear at, the came price. . -, , . Best Lcncu ia town, at George I cople Irom tea conafresh bread, vies, cakes, -this., place at. reasonable Blooxikg.Tvjjt'atBdw BAKE3 nasi .BjtEAD, Hers w r8 again f fe1" ; """y.' stock of drv etc.' ley fcFeH- ka seen rvngtne peopie oiMonroe enunty so long that he alr Vrtml by iostiact knows what they j will reaire. each season, and the stock ahrara meets their demaiMla. KMeial atieotitm iadireetett to the stta ombrnlras, sew line, of hosiery, .(sndkerebiefs, ' dress trinningo, eta. Tbiais tba only dry goods, stars n the soatb aide of the panaiaacrnsa the allay &on Me- . Ocft ' ' : Sinranisbere, soalaois a fnll line of U tba novelties nsnaliy kejit by Joe Smith, tba.well known and papnlar aoot side dealer ia watches, elacka, silverware, house fortiabiag novelties, triokels, byeiclea, ana four million things that wnw"enumerater It will take a half a day to look over bis ienm of eurieeittesb In fine: watehs, nteriiogsilverwenegoW jewelry , . ete be baa pe-sopensr.' xne most - careful attention wive to the lepairing of watches, clocks ant jewefcy of all kinds. Ho bettei work ta done any wbere, snu every yob m warranted to be wortball if Ask lor Joe Bums. Garland Cook Stoves,. Garland Heairw Stoves, and the great Gobi Coin Wood Bass Bnrners, are new in stock U AIXJCNS. '' Call at tbelbardware store -of 'W. J. Alien and, examine tba celebraied Bockey Twiaie . Binder, . Ifoater and. Dropper, the .best ia tba market- Also Solky and Be. volving Kakes. f-. W.J. ALLEN. The celebrated . Bfndebaker wagons, known of all men to be tb beat in tbe world, arc for sale - m$ tm low priers by w.j.Aiuser. Ladies clean year kid cloves with Mathers' Glove Cleaner. For sals only fey Adams, Hall & Co. : Craio Worley has a lot of: : arst-eUm Bogies, Carrf ages, Pbav tons and Spring Wagons, at bis li vejf at able, erbiah be will .sell for cask or win trade for moles or Vrasa. Call Craig before yon Wl yewr .stoek. ' . TVS Harrison Mixed Paints are the best and Barest ia tba world. Wilt cover snore epace, iook better, rear better, . give greater satisfaction than any ether brandy Call .sad nee testimonial. ' : Bak;er, Boys A 0 Wall Paper t Wall Paper ! .We have brought on the largest stock of Wall fsper ever seen n the town: it w abv the finest. . The preiBt"of ibis is aa examination. " . Baker, Boys Co, Ws Keep tbfVfonr at the best-Biding Culivaws and Plows, The Oliver Chilled Plow stands tea bead and we nave it, BAKKR, BOYD A CO.
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tMwnvKi niwn S3"-' saw at Holl Jackson's null 122 J5Z i meeting at Harrodsburg on ler authors, and tbatappear in St. Nicho- ( June 24th A pio OIO was glVlas, are of a moral aad elevating charac- en last Friday by Perry township CSSS!?!! 6 and 7, in
soadea reputation before they are admit-. u a& 4.a at m Miwtia au r nnr IS ir ability and character are known OPENED. BBW STOKE. KEW STOCK. EVERYTHING NEW! Here yon will find a full and complete line of Hardware. Tixwabb,- -GrAss, SASBi DoossAcJ Also. MeCuraiok Machine liepaira. OnMtwt&OL ' AcrtA Sid SauartNEELD & CO. CSS. KEELD. E. ADKI5B. OtheB DKALEB8 claim to have a ciVarqoal to tbe "X. Y. Z.," thus admitting the superiority of X. Y. Z. cigar. Ask for it arid get the best. For sale at 31 places ia Bloomington. Whbs they catch Ed. McGee asleep it will be very early ia the morning. Recently be baa made several trips' to central wholesale points and bas gftorwl some of the creetest bargains in fine and choice. Setbjng ever Bhu here. He bijngbl Acseg'flods very low,' tnd bat be savn be.wijl "divide" with bjewirtWitrsvf ,'sp nidkeit tbe better one 9 . ; FBESS vegetabbs always to be found at Hemp. Wilson's grocery store in Progress 'Block. The ebokeet coootry , produce secured, and Ibe. patronage of persons uavmg prodnce to sell is solitated. Oft!JAi.E. I have torty acres' of land in. Polk lovnslilp, near Grari Taojard, which I desire to aell. . The tract Fuu a trooa itore-noou, urea awuiing tamwaj-and. other necesMirj building ob a jror price ana-terms' wnta to WM. AJSMBBCSTJ5B, Todd P. O., jlMtoa co., Ind. Aix thb people raise .their voices in praise ot tue grocery boose ot Unas, McTneeters. It is a neat, clean establishment, where everrtbine you may call for is kept
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m is always Riao to meet sn om friends, and will have your goods delivered promptly.' ' . Call jlvb sex the new line of Sugars jost brought on by Charley McPheters, at his corner grocery. Hiit different grades of Molasses and Syrups am yery superior. . Ih Tobaooos asd Ciqars it is bard to find a bouse that carries - a better assortment than that of Charley' MePbeeters on the southeast c'rner of the square. US YOUR BASKET FILLED, OStnrday nigbt, at Charley MePbeeters' grocery store.' What Charley bas not cot m stock is difficult to find. He is in tba popular oh Greeves corner. ' . . Sows Ar PlQ8. I. Milt. Rog ers baa six or eight young sows and pigs for liale, at bs place, east of town. They are of the Berkshire and Poland China breeds, and very desirable stock to own. Call soon if you want them. Itch, Mange, and Scratches on human or aalmals cured in 30 minutes. br Woodford's Sanitary Lotion. This ever fails. Hold by H. Iobdlkx, Drug gist, Bioomlnjrten, Ind. ' NoD-resideota. yoqr property will be carefally managed by BradDi jl l l: If yoo have anything to ex change nut it in the bands of Brodfx, Kobertsoa S Jtfrodix. Over Cole's Book Stores Try soue of our sweet, and sour pickles. Coma and see our goods and prices. Puett dc sears. - Just received a fresh lot of Preserves and Jellies, Try some of ear peacj and grape preserves, Pdet? dv Hears. Get a ssw hat at MoGee's elothing store, south side of the square. This house makes it point to keep the latest styles in everything- worn by gentlemen, The members of the firm keep posted on these things and so are always ready to meet the reouire - j ments cf trade. Prop in and' see at. the new styles to ties, collars. cuffs.
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Foundry, Call it .vuxixui WETZELL. Marion Bobinaon fed two fingen of bis left band to the circular Jack Dowden's woods, near town Nancy Batterton of west 4th street is entertaining her sister, Mrs. May Scott of Abilene, Kansas Her school having closed, Miss Eva Slocomb has returned from Ballenger, Texas .' ' Miss Sadler of Spencer was the guest, last week, of the Brandon family (Mrs. Emma (Slocomb) Mich-' ener is visit jnghec. mother. ASHVAi. MGBTISG. The Anncal Meetisq of the Stockholders of the Oolitic Stone Company of Indiana will be held in Bloomington on SATURDAY, JUNE 3hd, 1890, for the purpose of electing five (5) Direelora for said company, and tor the transaction of auy other business that may come np. WM. W.NICHOL, June 18, '90. Secretary. aiOSEV. MOSEY. MOSEY. The books of the Monroe Building and Loan Assoc-iation are now tiuen for takina; stock, commencing July 7t J890.: '-:J . ,Hereafte glcckrntt he taken 'ftl any timp, 'and money will be loaned in any amount irom.9dU.npward. " . Robert C. G re eves Jane 1 8, '90;-, V - Secretary. Get a glass of that choice' soda wtcr,at Volpart'. No oko baa Haur yriipav : : Poms, Cold, Fisr Soa Wats, -with pore fruit tyrupa, can lwy be bad at Yolpert'a north tide bakery and restaurant, Read tlie advertiwment oil the firttpage,of South American Nervine. It ia truly a wonderful medicine, and no other hi equal to it- No firm aelh it here except Fris Bros Tlie new wida fountain at Mike Vo'pert'i reetaurant, with, its t'tuil Juices, a giring great sHtisfactien. For posters aad dodgers come Progress .office Select roar Spring; gait from JHark. gaaaples at TBS Fresh Fish, fresh vegetables and everything that is choice and desirable lor the table, may be found at Charley MePbeeters' gro oe'ry store, Greeves' ojd stand. He permits no one to eicel him in se curing desirable goods tor bis cus tomers. summer customers sbouiq give m a a Cbas, McPheeters a call if they de sire to secure the lowest figures on Tlin ttvciinuiii vHtiuc. cuvudi a sius w is nothing that is sold in any gro cery store tb.at Charley cannot get for you, and at figures so remark ably low as to cause yon to wonder bow be does it. Rare Brands of coffee and tea, and the best tobaccos and cigars that money will buy, can be found at the grocery store of Hemp. Wilson. Ask to see the late styles in Vtfieensware. Syrups, drips, and all choice molasses, kept in stock at Hemp. Wilstn s Progress .Block grocery, Best line of sogers in town. Puett A Sears have choice grades of Coffees and Sugars and sell at a low price. Vault Clbaxino should not be neglected, in the interest both af clean Uness ana besltu. John Brown is pre pared in the most complete manner to give this business his careful attention Be has tiirbt casks, deodorising materials. and everything that is necessary to make this D turners a success, uul on prown and get his flgares it is cheaper to clean op your premise than to contract typnoia nver. MEAE1N 14ECORATED WARE IH something very pretty. Every housekeeper knows what Meakin Ironstone China is, and all know . . . . that it is first-class, and has always been white. XNow. however, it is being decorated, and is very deli' rata in appearance and exceedingly handsome. Jimmy Robinson, the ! west side grocer, has it for sale, and will take great pleasure in exhibit 1 ing it. to b customers, Uo 10 janfl oaaf
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sos last week, during commence ment exercises. . A .saxapbone. in aDDea ranee is a cross between meerschaum pips and a cow's horn, and emits peculiar wailing tunes that are much sought after by persons who dote on sorrow and are acquainted with grief. Miss Lrdia Kinser of Har rodsburg was the guest of Miss Cora Carmichael last week. Col. W. E. McLean of Wash iogton City was theguest,last week, ot Mrs. J. U. Mcrneeters. Miss Emma Bain of Martins ville was among the commencement visitors last week. Mrs. F. E. Worlev bas rc turned to her home in Ellettsville after a protracted visit to relations in Tennessee. Parker Thompson and Jos Freeman were the lucky purchaser of two of J. A. Baker's nu e horses. Dr, Gray of White Hall will remove to Spencer and form a part nership with Dr. rierson. Uncle Tommy Spicer, who has been University Janitor tor so many years that it is difficult to re member when be begun, lias re signed. It wont seem like College without Uncle Tommy, next term. Joe Cron resigned his position as Snpt. of the Dinsmore Pike, and Wm. Jurby was appointed to mi the vacancy. ''For or against incorporation' will be the inducing cause of an election to be held at Harrodsburg on June 24lb, Mrs. Martin of South College Avenue, 67 years of age, died on Saturday a week. Miss Belle Ax tell bas return ed from a pleasant visit to relations at Beatrice, Neb. ,, Dell. Smith was siuk last week. Says be would rather be sick in cold weather. Jos. and Carrie Urmey of Harrodsburg were in the o'uy at tending commencement. Scobe Cunningham of Greensburg was here attending commence ment. F. B. Dresslar was in the city last week. Mr. f onog. of Macedonians., .was a gust, during couiuieocrinent, of Mrs. J. . Irittmsn. Malurhi Collycr of Washing ton township, died on Wednesday of last week, altera prorraeted illness.Ha was a well known and highly respected ' cilixeu, and his death is generally regretted. ' James Kelly has sold his stock of liquors, etc, to Mao Reeves. Joseph Hession lias opened a quart saloon in the Duuu building, acrots tbe alley trom &.eiiy s. Miss Daisy Cbase of Mitchell, is visit ing relations in this place. In the cities the milk dealers wrap their cans with heavy blan kets saturated with water, to keep the milk cool. In country towns, where tbe wagons go bumping over the rough streer8,and the sun beams dowu fiercely on tbe uncovered tin the process of fermentation has be gun before the milk is delivered. E.. B. Stuart of the U. P. Theological Seminary of Xenia, O., attended commencement. Roll. Hcssler has been enter taining bis sister. Miss Kale Hessler, of the State Normal. Tbe Bloomington Machine Works is a new establishment just put in operation at the corner of 8th street sad the railroad. New building, new machinery, and an expert Cincinnati machinist in charge. We will do all manner of machine repair work. We have an iron planer, lathe, sud all tbe tools that are necessary for firstrdass work on boilers, engines or quarry machinery. All work done when promised. (Jail and see us. r BESSLAR ct hunter. Sew Seckwear at Tbe CORSEH. Or 3 for a Quarter. NO! If we can afford to sell you an ar ticle at the rale of 3 for 25c. we will sell you the article for 8 eta. 16 CENTS, or 9 for 99 ets. NO. If we can afford to sell 2 for 25c. you shall have one for 12o. if ypq make the change; Ida. if we make the change. DO THE8B PBOPOSITIOSS SEEM SHALL f We merely erive them to illim trate a principle : One Price to rich or Poor, Young or Old, Ignorant or Wise the only fair way to du business. We do not make it neoessary for you to pbapge a word to get the lowest price : Our cuking price ia our taking print. What do you think of it? you can only fully realize now pleasant it is to do bu gioess that way by trying. Will you come and see us for anything you want in tbe Dry uoQOs une r ALLEN BROS., The hw Tty Gmvi Me,
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Commencement OF THE Indiana University, : fcON?LUPED. juWfl KUiorra address before the Law School took place on Monday evening, dune . lne speaker is an alumnus and a prom inent member of tbe supreme court of the State. His speech was a f ' -a a a 1 niea lor toe egt&umnnieat 01 a Chair of Advocacy iu conueotion with the Law School, whose occu pant suould Impress upon students by practical instruction tbe necessity for great skill iu stating and pleading the causes of clients. The address while it was directed es pecially- to the law students, was of a practical and general character and so was of value ts tbe general listener. . In it was to be seen the great love of truth which ever marks the great lawyer. If for nothing else save this, it was a valuable tbAs4ov all who beard . ffr- andbrought home to the everyday citi zen the majesty and justice of the taw 100 oiieu winneu at in me usual practice of the profession. JLTJtf NI PAT was Tuesdfljr, June 10. This was without question the most enjoy able day oi the whole commence ment, the exercises of the day began witb the business meeting at 10 a. m, (This was presided ov er o'): senator Ueo. i. wnght, class '39, Des Moines, Iowa. He is not only aa excellent presiding officer, but his interest in tbe work of the; Association is so ardent that it mae the business meeting one of lile and activity. 'Much inter est wis nianifeated in the establish ment of a Library Alcove in the new Library Building which should be especially under tbe auspices of tbe Afcmni. About f 125 are wow in the treasury which will be ex pended for books, beoator w right pledged $50 for the class of '39, Dr. Jeuks of Indianapolis pledged $5 for the class oT '56- Prof. Carr pledged a set of books by Indiana authors for the class of '85. Oth ers responded with money and books. So that! this -enterprise through tbe new committee, whose Chairman, is Miss Lucy Maxwell, bid fair to accomplish good and be monument to the fidelity ot the Aluront. Interesting letters were read from the Hons; W. D. Bynum, J. 11. Williams, John W. Foaier, Judge ,'Andrew Wylie of Washington, DC, now the Senior gradu ate olAlie Institution. Also irom Dr Waugh, class '39Prof. M. M. Campbell, class '36, and a letter from tbe daughter of- ftoiS, Wot. H. B. Custis, class of 34, Accomac, Va, About sixty were in attend ance and tbe meeting was a I vely and interesting one. Tbe officers for theiisuiug year are : President, lion. John H. IMbwell, class '69: Vice. Pres.. Prof. J as. .K. Beck, class '74 j Treasurer, Lon. D. Rogers, class '78 ;. Reis. Sec., Ida M. Mauley, class '87 : Cor. Sec, frot. John E. Wiley, Class '85. Execu tive Committee Ben. Jj Adams Jr. class '83, Chairman j Prof. Jos. Swain clsss '83. Louise Maxwell class '78, Tbco. J. Loudeb class '89, Maude VanZandt class '89. Following the buaibess meeting, j at 1:39 p. m., was the Banquet. About 120 Alumni witb their frieuda and guests seated themsel vesjot a 1 moat excellent spread, gottentup by tbe National - House of this: city. Everything waa of the bat and served in excellent style, r After the feasting earns the "flow of soul" in the shape of speeches by the worthy Toast Mas ter, Senator Wrigbt,tbrougb wbose wit and good humor the table was kept in a roar. Toasts were re-, sponded to by Dr. Jordan, Sunt. K. K-Griffith class 'HO, Mrs. L, si. Beck class. '76, Hiram Monical class '90, Hon. R. D. Richardson class '67, Hon. John R. Cravens class U0, Maj. James L. Mitchell class '58, and Dr. Jos. E. Jencks class '56. The toasts were ail exoeilcntuid the banquetwas pronounced the best yet enjoyed by the Association. At 8 p. m. the annual address before the Association was given by the Hon. . John Homer Bothwen, ciass 01 Of, now 01 otutuia, Missouri. Tba audience was very much larger than usual. The attendance oi Alumni was excellent. and Mr. RothweU's address upon the American 1'ioneer Spirit was well said both in matter and in manner and merited the vote of thanks bestowed at the close. Tbe Alumni mav congratulate them selves upon the success of the day and upon having done their whole duty in contributing their shgre towards the commencement exer cise!, a be credit ot tins success is largely due Profs. J, E. Wiley and J. K. Beck, Miss Lucy Maxwell, Ben. F. Adams and Prof. Swain. COMMENCEMENT PAY wa June l The exercises began at n a. m. Owing to its size (numbering forty-seven) only eieht reureseutatives gave aaV dresses. These were John A. Mil ler, Tbe Uses of Mathematics ; Regina Bitner, The Idealism of Sohiller; John B. Wisely, Charac teristics of True Oratory ; Rd win E. Slarbuck, Tbe Fundamental Unity of Opposing Beliefs ; Everett Slienardson. Glimpses of the Pedagogical in Emerson j Alice Test, Tbe Fust Legend ; George D, Morris, Necessity aud Freedom : Sam. B. Harding, Some Historic Failures, ae exercise3 cosed
with the announcement of various advanced degrees. The benediotion was pronounced by Dr. Jencks.
The college bell is tilont and the quiet of vacatiou is already upon the city. Thus eudelh one more college year. Tbe degrees conferred -were as follows : BACHELORS OF AST. Botany William M, Andrews, Bloom ington. Chemistry William B.Cravens,B!oomJieldl Charles H. Drybreed, Nineveh; frank H. Hatfield, liooneville; Robert Mosslur, Conitersville ; Peter B, Monical, Orangeviltaj Maurice Or. Moore, Via cennet. Economics and Social Bolenee James B. Cook, Jr., -Glen wood ; William. J. Hannah, Pnvison, Micb. 5 Manson U. Johnson, Suntmitville; Issao A. Loeb, Anderson; Edward O'Donnell, Mitchell. English Klla M. Corr, Bloomington; Ida Louden, Bloomington; John B. Wisely, Terre Haute. ' Geology Kicbard Ellsworth Call, Pes Moines, Iowa. German -Regina Bitner, Warsaw; Jessie Knight Jordan, Bloomington; Charles A. Mosemitier, Jefferson ville; Josephine Fittnian, BloominirtoiUr Alice Test, Richmond. Greek Ueorse A. Gordon, Cedar Bapids. Iowa: Nellie M. Gordon. Cedar Raoids, Iowa ; Samuel B. Harding, Indianapolls. History Caroline H. Brown, "ndittnpolis; A. Harrev Collins. 8aleui ; Frank O. Groninger, Camden ; 3e$: 0 W. Huboaru, Bloomington; fjnarle.- iioil- iludison, Bloomington; Alpheus J. Rsynolds, Maxwell; Obarles W. Stewart. Mitrongo. Bedford B. Sudbury, Blooii.ington. Latin Minnie A. Farii, Bioumington. Mathematics Schuyler C. D.ivisson, Galveston: James H. Hnv worth, Green. cattle ; John A. Miller, Kokomo ; gdwin E. Starbuck, Bridgeport. Pedaeoeics Earl Barnes, Ithaca, N Y.; Etiaene Bohannon. Boonville: Gustaf Earsten, Bloominelon : Hiram W. -Mon ical, Brooklyn ; - jsverett fuepuarason,. siongo. Pbilosotihy
Henry W. Buoff, IUaJfrdoD aud Queensboro to Antwerp,
fa. Physics Aftbur L. Yolay, Gem. Bomance Laneuaaros Georee P. Mor ris, KnoxriUe, Toun. Zooloey Frank; M. ilrew. Bunker Hill, Ills.; Everett O. Jones, Bed Wing, Minn. SJ.CHKLOK OF LAWS. Salem P. Weil man, Hardinsburg. MASTERS OT ATS. Cbemittrr Robert EdwHrd-Lyons, A-. B., Cbeinietry, 1889, Bloomington. English William Echnrd M. Golden. A. B., English, 188S, New Harmoay ; Elmer S. Griffltli. A. B.. 1885. Frnakfort: Edward H. Griggs, A. IS., Mathematics, 1SSS, lndinnapolis. German Tlios. Albert MeUor. A. B 1880, (Lawrence Uniyersity), Appleton, Wis. Greek AlonEO A. Do Larme. A. B. Greek, 1887, Clearfletd, Pa. History John Wosloy Carr, -A. B., 188a, Anderson; James Austin Mitchell, A. B., Pbil., 1881 Bloomineton: Carl Ostbaus, (University of GoUingen),Bloomington. Lst tin Joseph Henry Howard. A. B., uer., xeso, jucs atoiaes, ia. uatnemattcs Kobert Judson Aley, a. B., Math., 188S, Vincenaes; Oicar L. Kelso, B. 8., 1884, Richmond. Philosophy William Alfred Millis, A. B., Phil., 1889. Paoli. Zoology Louis J. Bettsor, A- B., Johns Hopkins University, 1888, Hunt. ingburg. JNUTJSH. Prof. Beck will spend tbe sum mer in Europe, a member of Dr. Jordan's party. Prof. Beck has' been connected with .Preparatory Department of Indiana University during the past 15 years during the past eight years as Principal. He bas devoted his entire time and attention to the details of the work and br conscientious, unsel fish and unremitting labor, bad brought the Preparatory Department up to a point of excellence that challenged the admiration of all school workers and those com petent to pass judgment upon school work. Close application to duty, combined witb his unremitting la bor, has made it seem best for him to test the curative effects of a sea voyage and a tour through a por tion ef Europe, That he may return to his home improved in health nod prepared to add many more years of usefulness to his already well earned reputation is the hearty wish of the Progress. Mr, Spicer, after twenty years of faithful service as Janitor, lias ten dered bis resignation. Uncle Tommy, as tbe boys and girls know bim, has bis place in the history of tbe University. Hoi less warmly nor less strongly does be bold a plaoe in the affections and good will of the generations of students who have gone in and out before him. He bas honored bis place and the place has honored him. Who can say more of president or professor. Surely no student or aiumnos who reads these worus but will, with us say, "God bless Uncle Tommy and may be yet have a bale au'd hearty old age as a crowning glory of a long; aud well-spent life," Prof. Swain and wife have left to complete arrangements for their European iwp. Senator Wright, Judge Cravens and Dr. Jencks left on Wednesday. We wish them a pleasant summer Maior Mitchell aud wife left for their home on Siturday. Dr. Jordan also went with them. Dr. Karsten, late Professor of French, has been given the Uer manic Department, a spepialty in which he is very proficient. He announces that the hours of recita tion will not be exclusively iu the afternoon as heretofore, but (he time wil be divided as to best suit tbe convenience of his atudeuts. The many friends of Prof. J. A, Woodburn arc pleased to meet bim again. Having completed a course iu Johns Hopkins Uuivcrsitv. be has been elected to the Chiiir of American History in Jnd tana University, and will Deem work at the September terra, The Class of '85 was enter tained at tbe residence of Mis Kate Pearson, on Monday night ol last week, Tbe Library Committee will ,purcba SI, 500 worth of new books; Dr. J. D. Maxwell ha uett) ticlectw to ict as purchasing
agent, who will issue orders for all supplies; Profs. Boone, Jencks, Miller and Green have been grant
ed increase ot calary ; a. C Uaviason will take the position in tbe Chair of Mathemaifcs vacated by Mr. Miller. T ' In discontinuine-tLe Prep. Depi. of the University, the Board of Trustees unanimously testified to the worthy and excellent work of its instructors, Prof, Beck, its efficient and successful Principal, was transferred to the University proper as Associate Professor of Latin and Greek a justly deserved tribute to his faithfulness and worth 88 bead of tbe Department ; while the following resolution wai passed by the Board in regard to the resignation of Profs. Wiley and Mitchell : Whereas, by reason of discontinuance of Preparatory Department, John E. Wiley and J. A. Mitchell, lately instructors in said Pepartmens, have severed their connection with Indiana University; therefore be it resolvd,that it hi the sense and judgment of the Board that said-Wiley and Mitchell, during their connection with the faculty of the University have baen faithful, consoioiitiou.i and efficient teachers,and that the thanks of this Board are hereby tendered thera for, the valuaable work done by them for tbe institution.' The Jordan European, party leaves Jersey City on "Red Star', Line steamer Wpfcternlend, June 18, arriving io A ntwerp, Holland, June 27lh. Prof. Beck, who recently joinm the parlv. will leave Jersey City on same day by steamer j City of New York, and .will nrrivfl j in Liverpool, Eug., June 2oih. llu 1 Lwill mnltnitn 111 ltinrnav via T 1 ... ... , U U . ' J .... ... l and join the mam party in time to visit places of interest in Holland. The party, after gome days spent in Holland, will go to England and spend several days in London, and will Sunday, July 5, at Stratford-on-A von. They will then head for Sweden and Norway, after which they will go to Germany and into The Tyrol inimeMor the famous Passion Play at Ober Ammcrgan, given once every ten years. They will then visit Italy, Swizerland, France, spending soma time in Paris, returning to America about the middle of September. Judge Banta will be iu Michigan much of his time this summer, where ha will tempt the finny tribe, being an eiitusiastio fisherman. Hereafter attendance upon cbapel is to be compulsory each day of the week, . Some of the Demys say it is an "outrageous outrage" the way the Republicans re-districted the county into voting precincts. It seems almost impossible to please tboje people, try we never sq. .two; Ira Batman's family have been entertaining Miss Olive Batman of Bedford. Among the Commencement visitors the Progress noticed Dr. Geo. Mnnson of Stanford and Miss Emma Breeden. Stock is prohibited to run at large in Benton township. Frank T. Hunter, one of the best young men who navs gone forth from Bloomington is now located iu Seattle, State of Wash ington. Pete Garvey, the phenomenal catcher who played with the I. U. base ball nine this summer, is now with a Logansport base ball club. The assessors of Monroe county have completed their labors for 1890, and the followioe figures give the result-: Lands and improvements, Additional improvements, Lots and improvements, Additional improvements, Personal propeity, Railroad Company, $2,594,180 6,440 1,013,625 75,760 1,772,243 16.2,660 WW Telegraph Company, Total, $5,616,430 5,690,663 $74,223 Total assessment of 1889, Showing a shrinkage of Total number or Mils, Grocers in some of the larger towns are taking down the screens that they had placed in their doors, finding that they obstract tlie air and also prevent customers from seeing -what tbey want as they pass by for it is a fact that at least onethird of the goods are sold by being seen. "Many people dislike to ask for the articles they are in quest of, but prefer to go around and look in tbe doorways and sea if th'ey are iu stock. lis superior nxoellence proven in mil lions of homos for more tbaa a Quarter of; a century. It is used by the United States Gorurnment. Endorsed by the heads of tbe Great Universities as the Strongest, Purest and most healthful Dr. l'rite s Crtmm Baking Powder does not contain Ammonia, Lime, or Alum. Sold only i5 cans. PRICK BAKING POWUF-R-Ca. Jpf VOS.K. ClUt'4"0. r. f.0Vf.
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:-I POWDER Absolutely PtjrssT A cream of tartar baking powder, Higbtstnf all in leavening stivBStlt U.S.Govern't Rept. Aug. H. C. Allen, the neWvsJiy'' goods man, bas removed hie fcose bold effects to Bloomington, aad is nnwr a fnlL&oAoaA oitimn ftW tk way have you noticed that Mr, Allen bas an original way of pot ting things, in his advertisements TT I 1 1 ., . - a . wriiee uis own wveriiavqieatSj and does it well, . A. Unit At fV haw tbm ilaW. est delivery turn-out In town; they Keep trean vegetables, and plestr of them : thev have ahoice sdsnala . r J ----- F groceries and sell them down low tor spot casu ; no house ia mote conveniently located. Goods are , delivered promptly ; fresh fish are secured each FriJay poultry .-dressed on an hour's notice. They can fill your orders. Thos. M. Gasktns, . a well known local M. E. preacher and a member of Co. F, 27th Ind, Vols, (Capt. Dave Buskirk'a Company) died on Wednesday last in Wal ington tp. Mrs. Warder and daughter, left for Columbus, Ohio, on Tburs day last. Mr. Warder bas bees there for several weaka aa aat mk Greenstreet & JMetcher of lndtana,pons, i hay will make tbat) city their home. Who is it that has sueh tempt ing displays of fruits and tteVrtea A. Rott & Co. Who keeps every, thing that is in season 7 A, Rott & Co. Who will sell you at bottom prices for cash ? A, Rott tft Co. -Who are the reliable fisft dealers each Friday t A. Rott dc Co. It would be well to -to member these facts, . i . Ua iuesaay nrgtuct last wees the Mechanics' Band nf BloaottngkU ton serenaded a number of the &Ui xensnot forgetting to leave MMNp cam at tue xrogvess -The band has shown pfj excellence from the first days i organization, and the improve -nnrinpil frffin lion to S in immim" tion and style has been source 'of 'pride to citizens and friends. - 'Tfcs' facility with which sonieo t performers handle their instriftifiiti is a subject of . remark bv tiaftjjlg who bear tba -band for raj. J lime, and ttiera ia no limit in 40iia possibility of superiority aud .'faasi, .. woicn tney may yci acnteve. , lowing we give the names, of bmsv and instruments t Clarionet and Teacher, W. H. Seward,"'" Eb Cornet, Walter Burk and Waa, Leas. Bb Cornels, Matt, fee and Cbofl4s berg. Solo AHo, A. L. HUidSt 1st Alto, Andrew Neilt Id Alto, S. A. Colpitta, Baritone, A. P. Seward, , 1st Tenor, H. Reed. -3d Tenor, M. H. Seward. Bb Bass, Walter BpiwV Eh Rasa, Paul Sewardj "' Snare Prum. Clay Howard. Bass Prum, Sherman St. Obit. Piccolo, Howard Tourner. Prum Major aad Solo Tonotjr eY , Adkins. ; Mrs, H. Timmons,i and daughter Miss Leah, of Evansville4 Ind., are visiting Mrs. H.P.Touroer, oorper of Walaut and lib streets. About a dose a "crap shoo tars' were taken in last Tuesday nigbt' ny Marshal Owen, wbo onexpon edly, to them, dropped in wbm tlava cxciiement was at us uignt. -is an exciting game, ad t,he should look a littts out, ':$ It is a very careless baliji$p throw old papers out in teeto be blown hither and thither the mercy of the winds. being unsightly iu appeaiwee they cause many horses to get frigh leaped and serious damage a likely to mult in consequence. Ed. Corr and Loo. Rogertj: went to Franklin last week to aa aist in nominating Geo. W. Cooper for Congress again. There beinf no opposition Mr. Cooper's nomit oatiou was taken by acclamalion,, Mrs. Harris accompanied, bet daughter, Mrs. Warder, as far at) Indianapolis, op her way to1 Co lumbus, Ov last Thursday. Chas. Kirby has bought and moved ipto Fred. Fees' boose, east. u eirccs. Prof. Jencks will not go fq Anu Arbor, an increase of salary here haying bad considerable in? fluence. Herscbel Polley, son of- I D. Pol ley, Washington tp, died aaj week after a protraoted illoeia. , Prof. Bryan and wife wii spend the summer in lodbnapolisj Prof. Wm, Bryan, delivered tbe address before the Normal ; School Department of DePatt University, at fjjreencaslle, ' leaf week. Lost, on Saturday a week, a i i ,1 . - pew niacu sun umorcua, natuMf wood liHiuile; end in inntauou the half a dog's head. Finder get re.af t PfoygtCiss djile,! i
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