Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 25, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 August 1890 — Page 3
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(h AL L Our Gowis cannot be duplicated by These CUTS ran through our tire like of aofa. We are fcoutid t clean p ear Steek, aaa it takes OU T PRICES; tod it. Eagle Clothing House.
known arwwwaw a Itti For Sale by. P. Rce Hive Grocery, Cirakuarr Tbas and CVllee i Haasaa oemty c be (hand at the gTeefry stor of Chaa. McPbeetersv Tobaccos of the nent-aod awist prjwdBr brands. Only 'tip-top ctgwniaol at that boom. Spring Bogjries and Out wpi s Grand ttapids saw smk a WiudwV opposite CMMatyJaD. . Ibiwb, ' Smrnrsv Carriage, ;a4 nil ssssjr f vVhidesat Winslow's wareroora .and renair shop, appoahe jail.. Prices by - XfroCEBY' DHUHMER8 SSJ taey all lsks of choice goods to wkla't be buying fresh ones each '""v m kanM or ummmU mn4' m 30 inioatl Wnwrfera Sanitary Winn. This aayisT;: 80,4 7 ? r- '.Gt- la?Mf tliat choir ah v'wi'.ael.a fr- . i tMrntmrnkhiUaiakMr wiii imifiaaf ' ; -'' '.j." 1 ' ' 1 ' 4iua,kKCfa.u o- ib
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mmr ; tW useflil attn-les that are firtnd GarUott .Conk Stoves, Gar- on the shelves of tliat bouse, fand Iteatinf Stnvea, and the great, Hottaekeepers find mt maay odd and ffttH Oibs Wood Bass Burner, are' yet bandy rantrivaDces there that WMaaoek t ALLE2JS. when anything is 4. needed armiad CU1 aft lb hardware stors of ' the bouse they usually go to Smith's J.xAHeii and examine thtcele-jto learn U be has it ia stock, and : Wated Borkeye Twine Binder, tbey are not disappointed. Watches
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. m, who's grptoWingf We're no. In fact we !ve .. jna cause to gramble. Oar boaioeaa has breo fally op expeetatioas (aare). . We are now buying, .and will lavaooa aaiee stoek of Fall stoC Baying for two stores, we do will give a advantages over small . purchasers, w. W will share with our Heads any advantage we may gala in aay way. To all who have kindly aided us by llwir patronage we say: - -Thaaksl Conie Again P' my who have not ealke w aay ( "Call soon ; yoa'lj - liot-ifgret it.! ' v.
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R MARTIN, IVprlh Side Square Tltea" Bona Fertilisers, satisfactory ever offend to the farming coomuity, can be found at Jimmy IMaasaa's grocery bouse, west side square.1-There are six varirtir: "Raw Ifcne Meal," "Pig Foot Rh Halfe aad. Htf," -Oar Boas," CeT Grower," sod -Gold Cow Phosphate," all of die "Stars bratuK Be sure too gei "8r" brand when you pot-chase fertiliser this tall. Yo ought to get the best for ywr money, sud the 'Star" fertiliser is the best. Headqoa ktkbs for choice groceries at Charley McPheeturs' grocery store (Greeveu' old stand). It w now bnt a comparatively short .intake hold of tl:e business 111stincriryly, rnd bis. flag atiil there. PmPl.B nredsomethinir in the eWfamg line wry day in the Tear, thry-arv almost ur to buy. ever r' Jy i ihe ytar, lSurh tok will iaiwava be timurt at Alctjeea clothqr. wis cswHNHKiiuej nas a well earned reputtio tor keeping the bet tines-of Grots' furniauinj; goooo, Bjojjurrtee8. tu iiandraperiur. .. at Joe Smith's eouioriuur, on the s.intheide. toaella waKon load of get out of repair at all seasons of the yearand Sfefth'adtOnse makes, this branch of bosioewi a specialty. Take, yopr wat'ob Ihera to. ' bave lit repaired and placed in order; Jm is vert satisfactory to go in to a elotbing bouse like that of Benj. McGee, on the south tride of i the square, and find every article you may need, and of tbo best quality, t priees o reasonable that von can see your way clear to purchase. The stock of Gentr . furnisbing gooda aad underwear at this house baa- so superior. and the prices will astonish yoft.
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will begin September l&th Much sickness is reported in the country, principally fevers. Mart, two has become a granger.. "'r': ' Charles Showers intends to go to. Colorado Springs Una month . Mrs. Ida Henley, elected to teach mimic Sn the graded schools is here to begin her work when, the time oomes. , Miss Ella Tuley has resumed her position in the Banner store and would be pleased to meet her vid iriends sod customers. . In the person of B. .T. Jones, with W. L. Evans, is to be found the finest photographer tbat has ever oeen in our mtosr. a mai m the north aide gallery will coo vines yon. Till. Treat has left Martinsville, and will go on the road as a furniture salesman, taking a portion of Mr. Tuley's territory. While prices are low and work np to the standard, have your photos niade by Eva lis & Jones. - . Prof. Boone arid Mies- 'Xate' Huron will be the instructors for the Monroe Co. Teachers' Institute, to be held Aug. oth to 20lb. Horticultural Society meets this week (Wednesday) at Stone's Spring. If the weather is plwuant the attendance will be Urge. Epb. Hughes went to Chicago last week to make another and final effort to purchata the Palmer (louse barber shop. lie wants to get those silver dollars out of the Boor. The ladies of the Catholic church always mert with great success at tneir trstivala. oomo $90 was the sum cleared by their iee eream festival in the court house yard Tbftrsday .night. a. we!, . For the finest photographs that have over been, niade in the city, go to Evans'' north side gallery. On Thursday of tbia week the nsoal meeting will occur at the Teagite grave yard, Indian Creek tp. The funeral sermon of Joxeph Kirk and wife will be preachvd on, that oceaMon by ttav. Martin Fulk. It is remarkable to how late a period in life tailors-will pive ac- ! .live attention to their businei. Benj. McGee and John W. Davis are illustrations nf this ; but the subject is calieil up by the fact that j Geo. A. flenekart, father of our popular bakiT,- wi.rks day and ninht "iio the Iward," Intl ba reutly Itceii coitellcd to dcsltt and go to Luiiville to receive, trotmerit from an oculist of that city. .Couuly Clerk Fuller coos to j Sidney, O.v next week,-fo atlrnd, aj 'reunion of his. rtgiment, th 20tiH Uuio Vls. c,jjars at A. U. ItoU Uo.'s tarn ily grocery, west side of Kuar(, All goods first class and choice, -Leave vonr ortlertnTbe morn ing at A.' C. Rott & Co.' grocery house, west side square, and you can secure a foil supply of everything you tmy need in the line of provisions. They have the fresh est and most desirable goods iu the market, ana secure the choices: count ry produce. .. . . , 1 ,mi.. . i 1 11 .immesBmt Smoke "Marshall IP and "Monon," beat brandsi( Cigars. Robertson Bros., the. grocers on the northeast corner ot the square, desire to say b their many friends and old customers, that tbey are doing a strictly cash business, but that tbey are selling firetclass goods so low tbat any one can Bbrd to pay cash to get them Best Tobaccos asd Cigars in town can be secured at Hemp. Wilson's grocery store, corner 6th street and College Avenue. This is the old reliable stand. Call. Guissware and Queensware of newest patterns, at Hemp. Wilson's grocery store. Everything in choice staple groceries, always fresh and arst-class at this place. Newest arrivals of staple gro ceries and choice provisions, re ceived daily at Hemp. Wilson's grocery store, "Progress Block." Headquarters for choice Co Sees and Teas.- . , Five men are. tept.hard at workeach .Salirrdaf, bj; Charley MePheeters, the grocery man, in their efforts to supply the -public with ohoios goods from his bouse. You bad better go there, and see how nicely he can fit you out. Don't imagine, because the midsummer weather is here that Chsrwy Mobley bas relaxed bis efforts to please be public On the contrary he baa redoubled them, and will continue to do so, in order that people may be induced to come to his well appointed establishment where they can secure anything they may need at very reasonable prices. Dress trioimihiu. twrasols. fans, hosiery, etc., in great profu.mva, aiMi at. prices sn iqw ?uar any one can afford tomboy. Esqjabh Spavin Liniment remoyet $ Jjrdt oft or Callouned Liimnp pd Bif qnuftAi from barata. Blood 8pavia. CorH Splipu. tiwuaiej, King-bone, Stiflw, Sprain, all Swollen Thronti, v.oiikoi oaya py um of one pnwtt. .Warranted Jlip mort womtorful blsmiah pwp vfnj kortwfl. SqW by II. 14-rptey, Onjgju, ifjooipinatpn, Iu4. nor. 16 90. B-sst Lunch 'n town, at George KencKart's. reopie irom the couutry can get fresh bread, pies, cakes, etc., at this place af .reijsopabje pnecj,
Walter Burke and Wm. Seward spent last week in Chicago. . Prof. Woodfauxa. is back from Chautauqua. The railroad company will put in a new turu-tbU at this point. Mrs. James Small is visiting relations in Greenfield, lad. . Tom Braxtan has been quite sick for the past tea days with malarial fever. Dr. B, A. McGee' .and .son Norman, of Bloomiugton, visited in Spencer Thursday. Miss Lulu Heitger, of Bedford is visiting her brother's family in this place, Miss Ella Tuley waa the guest, of Mrs. Frank Worley of EUettaville on Friday last. . W. I. Fee has returned from Indian Springs where be has been spending a few days. --Prof. W. J. Bryan, one of I. U.'s most popular men, was in fowri last week. Mrs. Bryan is at Indianapolis with her parents. -rMr. Puett.is .on a trade with G. fj. Norman of Bartlettaville, fos the farm of the latter named gentleman, An altercation occurred Saturday evening, near the railroad, on west 5th street, between Cbas. Young and .-several railroad men, in which Young was struck with a brick, and Young fired three shots from bis revolver at one of the
railroaders, none ot the balls com ing hi contact with the railroad man's anatomy. One of the bullets embedded itself in the door post of. the uartter sbo just east of Bass , and another ball -paraed between two lemonade drinker? at the street stand near the outside stairway and then akippcrl merrily over the atone crossings at College Ayentte. The streets were crowded wtt ft people. a is itMially .the ease Saturday nieut, and it is a' miracle that ' no bystander was ' si ruck. . But such is lite m a large.aud rapidly groov ing city. Miss Eva Brown is visitini; her cousin, Mrs. May Cliver Dudson, a pa other lueuas in xcrro Haute. John W. Davis and wife, aecomiwnied by Mis Eo4 and Sherman Davis, are at Trinity . Springs, Martin co. Judge H. C. Duncan went to Cincinnati on businessi Monday. The Jiidfie begins bis firiifc, rejnlar -term of court in Bloiuington, Scpteiuber lt. Judi;e Duncan's Ii-gul ability i gcnt-rally cfijiceiled, and the Progress is cou hluf that his nianurr of. .ndiK':in court -anti diwiing of (be bu?vu-s$ that may come before itt will . Ie . perfectly rifactory to aH eonei(4 -. The house now owiipd by C. Meadows, -but formerly known as the Woolley houe. in northeast Bloom inulon, was utruck bv. lialitainjr during one of the storms it striped front the north enTfi Mt. Phillips, fonncrly of this place, but now of Greencsiatle, was in town last week on a brief visit io his daughter, Mr. Chas, Tourner. Mr. Phillip ha ao office in Chicago where lie is connected with the Cleveland iron fence company. Dr. Rose goes t Spencr this week, after having been in this place during the three weeks past. The Doctor is an honorable geotle man in business, and we can re commend hint to the good people of spencer, as a specialist in whom tbey can place confidence,-; . George Gratzer, who has been employed as a stone butter oq the new college library buildiuer in this place, has gone to Romona, Owen. county, to take charge or I be atone mill. George was paid 117.1 for. injuries received in the Smitkvillft wreck. The Bedford Mail says that "the three heaviest claims against the Monon growing out of the SmithviHe collision, those of Mrs. C. E. Pearson of Bedford, whose back seems to be -paralyzed, and two Herrodsburg persons, have not as yet been settled;" . Ed. Wbrtseli and family wept to Indian Springs. last Thursday morning. Ed. has stayed, closely with his business day and night for fiiany years, and deserves the recreation he ia having. In his absence Lea, Whetsell will do the, business agreeable for the many customers of the establishment. - On Tuesday of last week a very pleasant family picnic was had on the Blakeiy place, south of town, which was attended by Wm. Stuart and wife, and the families Jaw. Mauley,.Jas. B. Clark, Chas. H. MePheeters snd J. W. Shoemaker. The wives of the above named gentleman are daughters of Wm, Stuart and wife. The Harrison Mixed Faints are the best and purest in the world. Will cover more space, look better, wear Utter, give greater satisfaction than any other, brand. Call and ace testimonials. Bakcb, Boyd, Co. Wam, Papbb ! Waia Paper ! We have brought on the largest stock of Wall Paper ever seen iu the town ; it is also the finest, The proof of this is an examination. Bakes, Boyp & Co. Wk Keep three or four of the best Riding Cultivators and Plows. The Oliver Chilled Plow stands at the head and we have it. BASER, BOYp & CO.
' . . '. : ' - ' B. Cron has been down at Indian Spiti&gSj. rcqtiperatiog - P4 Wbster of tarkfo, Mo., was visiting friends in Bioomingtun last week, Mrs. Van Wea of Indianapolis is the .guest-of her father's family , on west. fM street,' '"."' Mrplos. Warder of Colum bus, Ov. js . visiting her.' parents, in this eity . .. '." Mjss Mary Nicholson of this place was. the gueatof Miss Mary Ryno, at Bedford, -last -week.
Mrs. Cora (Hirsch) Mayer of Cincinnstt, is the guest of Aloee Kahu'ajBtmily. . Mfas Cora McMichael and fela liogtrs were the1 guests of Mrs. Gus. A. Smith .of Bedford, last Week.''. On tbe 4th of September the Rhorer and Dill man families will hold a reunion near Clear Creek, Miss Ella Corr has been visiting Misses' Mat tie and Stella Bates, in Marfan, township. AAV1U Louden is flirting with the girlriod drinking cold BethesdJ WM.8.t Wisco'nslnvi vh,: . . J-T-SajBdrf Harrah of White Hall was in -townMast Friday, on bis retnlrn from Indian bprings, where be had been for two or three weeks. ' Msj. Jas.;B. Mnlky is among those who have gone to' Boston to attend the G: A. a- National Encampment: He Was accompauied by Mrs, Mulky. Harry Howard's new troupe will soon be ready to begin its orpanirafion in this city. The musical, director; has-already arrived from Chicago. ' Andrew. Dotlds of Chattanooga, Tcun.arrived jh Bloomington last Tlrtiaclav. accamoaniwl bv -bis wife awf child on a ' visit to his. parents) Cleltand F. Dodds and wifewf . . . -. . ."' " f&L Alien,' aecompaoied by! his son W'illiambas gone to Boston tb .attend the National Encampment of the G. A. K. - It will be a fine trip and no one will enjoy it more than Mr. AHen and bis son. : ' - . Hjtrs. Capt. Coughlin'and son, after 4"visit of five weeks with Mr. and Mrs. ,T. G. MePheeters, left on last Tuesday for CarhonJale, Ills., where they will visit relati yes several .eeks before returning east. John Clay and vfe of Harroilahurg speut Sunday in Salem witbjfpeireou, Kl. Cly, who has been, seriously ill at (lie home of futhrriin-law, Tip Anderjgu, for several weeks past, , . w-XIrs; Cherry has Hininl tb.e Ilolt.stnan house on est-ld street, recvjuJy occupied: by Ieroy S4117: deri, ?nd will remove to it soon,. The fjftb- annual icunion of the Fjf'ty-iiinth Regitneut, Indiana Vuliifteers, will be held at MariioicrtHe, Thursday, Sept. lb - Miss Alice Worlev. dattirhter 01 ill iri, ia -mwu),' family of Waller Muxwclf, in f- I 'll L.rawioruviiie. , pr. Paul Gibler, Director of the rastcur iuMitute, inJMew xork, deorbes the Pasteur treatment of hydrophobia in the August number of the North American Review. Iu the same number Dr. William Hammond writes of Hydrophobia." Among those who .were" at Martinsville last week was Miss Groejl Wicks and H. T, Simmons. Mr. Iprtmoos & a .great sufferer from "aoiatic rheumatism, and ia testing hut artesian water batbst . -T-Ci.ty.Connoil, at' it meeting last Xvesday nighty disposed of a largemount of busineaBs. It was urdertll that the allep running east and wrst and north and son lb, between Walnut st, and Washington and between 6th street and Kirkwood A venue be rip-rapped. The contract for McAdamiaing west 6th street was declared forfeited, and he work was ordered to be relet. Eleventh street, from Walnut to Jackson street west, was ordered to be! improved. It was ordered that brick afdewajks be instructed on 34 street from Henderson east. Brick waISs were also petitioned 1 i-i" . Jt rr:-i A a . e lor yjf yiKm a.irftuuu a'cuud i i uui Co! Ieg.'A venue to Jack sou street weffcii Qa First street walks three ffVa iBe trere ordered to fee put dojrn on the natural grade from RofeeYs street to the west side of Utt Ko. 51. Also walks three feet wide'on the natural grade on the West side of First street from Wal out 'fo Lincoln street; It was also ordered by the council tbat in cases of the persons who had contracted to .put down their walks and other improvements and had not done so, suit should be promptly begun on thelrljoiids at the September term oLoircuit court. 7-srshal Owen escorted a feU low into the presence of his Honor, MayprDuulap, last Thursday, on the charge of wife whipping, and that gentleman administered a dose of rock pile to the offender. It is a remarkable fact that the majority ofifHfe whipjuers are great ovcr-grptfndpubie-fMed creatures who loojrfermidable in a contest with men-ctnuob. More so with weakly woinep. . No firm excel A. C. Rott & Co. in the quality of goods fiynished customers. JLhe beot te none too good, tbey declare, and the best is always kept in stock; Ask for RotVs grocery when yoq coojo u town, . .
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COMB . M 10 5 . . THBK SUPPLY KANGAROO Saoet, tnan which liotbltlg cif ta.ftaei: apparisg or gita grtr a..
See the Splendid Calf Shoe ttut we are ntUas pico that luu no panllel la tawa SEE THE DONGOLA GOAT AND GRECIAN KID, Pead aad turoed tp day, sa4a iato (boos tbat will not sag or fray. Tbis la your opportunity to. get good Show, West Side of the Square, Bloomington, Indiana. .
BEST ow E!-A.I?,TI3:-The GrawfordsyUle Fair, Sept. 8, 9, 10, U, 12.
WEDNESDAY. Heavy Draft Hones. Ganeral Purpoie Horses. T6rougUbred Cattle. SUlliooTrot, Parso$3S0. Kunning Bae, Purse $100.
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Thoroughbre'l OaUle, open to world, Purse 4269, Trottrng Race, Purse $230
irreeror an race, Kunntag iwce,
A GBAND BALOOPT ASClENSlOJI, with Pnrscbuto Jump, by Prof. Bob Hill, each day at 2 o'cleck pfin.
Special trains will bo run on the Monon Thursday and Friday, Sept. 10, 11 and 1, T. L. Snydeb, 8eo'y. John O. Ewsn, recently Master of Transportation, has been' appointed Superintendent of the Southern Division of tbe Monon in the place of J. C. Loom is. Mr. Ewan had been at this,place several weeks, endeavoring . tb straighten out the freight blockade, and favorably impressed every one with whom he had come in contact by his courteous manners, and' bis evident knowledge nf the business he is engaged in. He is a thoroughly competent railroad man, and will bring about a different state of things on this, tbe most important division of tbe road. He was for years stationed at Indianapolis as Superintendent of the Bee Line, and is one of the most popular and successful railroad men in the State. The Cuoton, O., bridge company has receptly placed two bridges Iu position in Monroe county and tbe commissioners have thoroughly examined and accepted them, One of these bridges is aorosa GrifiVs oreek, on the north pike, the abutments having - been -built for eeveral years, and wailing on the orders of tbe commissioners it ia a 97 foot span. Tbe other is over Muddy Fork and is a 50 foot span. The work is said to be first-closs, and the bridges were not put in before they wire needed. I John Rjdge, a former Kent uQgltt.batrwliving about three miles east ot . a i rfajft-TnW county , met with a very painful and while driving, his ox team across Salt Creek. When thi oxen saw the water they became frantic ia I heir eagerness to reach it, and made a rush for the creek, dragging after them the man Ridge, who had tied the lead rope around hia thumb. In the struggle bis thumb was torn from tbe band, Marriage licenses have- been issued to the following named persons since last publication f Geo. Bowman and Martha .Hacker, Samuel Allen and Mary East, David M. Crocket and El:sa A. Browning, John Slow and Rachael E. Gourlt-y, Joseph Hessiun nd Delia Erary Qsilard M. Brown and Hettie A. Williams, Jas. W. McGuire and Doilie Daniel, Geo. W. Sare and Emma Treadaway. A new horse disease has made its appearance iu this vicinity and a nuniber of animals have been affeeted by it more or less seriously. The animals "grow feverish; the throat swells, and they are unable to swallow. Several have died.' The best piece of wheat In Van Burcn tp. was raised by John Breeden. There wore W acres ou which was threshed 214 bushels' Miss Kate Rash and MissJ Maggie McCormick of Columbus, Iud., are the guests of Mrs, Farrell, w'est 6th street. Ike Sutphin has sold to Marion Hinkle 25 head of fat cattle, the average weight of which was 1,339. Sixteen bead of this lot averaged 1 ,416 lbs. Jeff, Ward, a well known farmer of north of town, has been sick during the past three weeks with typhoid fever. Ono side of his body is now paralyzed, and he is in a precarious condition. A Chicago gentleman, who has purchased some stone land in Lawrence co. on the .new O. & M. branch, was in town 'last Sunday, and made a contract with Seward & Co. for three quarry outfits. Mrs. H. H, Jack of Minneapolis, Kansas, is visiting her sister on west Gib street, Mrs. Mike Seward. Mr. McKuight of Louisville, and Mag. Oaruahau ot Loogootce were the guests of Dr. McGee on Monday. Chas. Robertson and wife go to Martinsville this week to Ust the Vjrue5 of arlcsjan Witter,
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KNOW IT? ths Colioual Collection of -rT-Tjerfect IH'edal roteetloii I FRIR.IT. Sweepst abes Horses. Hones. " Sw(spsaKos vauie. Urantt rrocestwa-o turn Stock. Trotting Races 1 miles-r-purse rurso auu. Pscinr Baoc. Parse 25'. iQonsoiaVion aqe, pijrriP0 mrse iau railroad at nair rates, on weunwunj, ( 1890. JPor m of tri sea sall bill, j John U Davis, Prest. Clay Howard, a former train dispatcher on the Mop on at this point,' has been appointed Train Master. Mr, Howard is a competent and exceedingly popular gentlftnnn, and his many friends; hrre and elsewhere are gratified atis promotion, ' e.; Any one wishing pictures; made from the negatives of J, - H. Fedder can get- them by calling on Evens & Jones. Jos, Ward (son of Jeff) bos been having a serious time with inflammation of the left maxillary gland. lie has suffered greatly, aud is still having trouble with it, Patrons of tbe gallery of Evans & Jones not expected to receive wcirk upless pleased with the same . John C. WhUnand niado another trip to Cincinnati last week to have an operation performed on hiscys. Work assured you at.tbe north side gallery of Evans & Jones equal to tbat made anywhere. Luther Grimes was down at Indian Springs a few days and was taken siiilf With malarial fever. He is now confined to bed at the home of hia father near SmithviHe. R. T. Jopes, of Evans' north side gallery, is a ma.ter of the profession and photographic achievements in all details. S.E. Carmichacl, accompanied by his family, went to Cincinnati, Greene co., Monday, on a visit of to his mother. and wife went to Stiuesville. Momhw. to .attend the meeting of the staoklmlu'eTOMtf.. the Big Creek quarry company, - The Mech&oiaa' Band have added Chas. Seward to their nam ber.. Any one wanting carpets laid, house cleaning or any kindot work in ibis line, call on me at Grant st, church parsonage. - J A. F, HARiSTofsr. A. W. Adams of "Bean Bios torn, Brown co., has been appoint ed to a clerkship in the Interior Department at Washington. Jnd. Journal i H.H. Friedley, wife and son, have gone to New York and Boston to spend several weeks. City Marshal Owen has been doing some good. . street work and pubho improvements tbia month with his "floating gang? Owen ought to have thr entire charge of the street work a. a decent salary, and we feel confident that he would render full satisfaction fur every dollar expended. -Tlere will be seven applicants for license to retail Honor at the next term of county comniifesioners. They are John Stock well, Jas. K. Quinn, L. M. Knight, Noble Wooilall, James Kelly ,Oscar bonders and lUd. Juhiis, Mr. W, W. Morgau of Craw fordsvilje, a very pleasant gentleman who was rouresentinn the Montgomery County Fair A&socm (ion, was in towu last week. The Fair aunouuccuieut will be seen ou this pge. Mrs. W. M- Alexander went to Bethapy Park, Imi Saturday. From there she goes to Spencer to visit her sister Mrs. Harrison Iligbt. John Realty went up to: Chi cago last week to visit bis btytber lorn., who has been in a very dangerous condition. yitl cau,cer qt tbe nose, Ed.L. McGee.ofthu '(Famous" clothing house, accoiiipatiieid by his family, hqs Iki visjtiiig relations and frieuds ip the vMuhvol Crawfordsvtllc. ' R. E. Johnson of Salt Creek (owusliip ba.i again puie into the rcguliir armv, and i at pa'ucul blijm.J iy 5ufl'al Yi
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Cal. . Wowall and wife
spending tb.e week at Spencer. : l; Win. Sutphift ts viaitiaB hifk, uncle, Win Brown in New ArbaaMiss Mamie Martinis yisittnj friends, in MartinsviUe.' Miss Graoe Wioka was vii friends on N. Pennsylvanav Indianapolis, last week. Tbe Misses Perrjr, and Jt Wiley have been visiting. MM Pierce at Martinsville. Mrs. Coffin has gone to lata) nea'polis, Minn., to visit her daught ter, M. Wallingford. A soldiers reunion will bv held at - EUettsvUle oa the 27tb, and 28th of the present montlt. . Dr. Axtell, M. D, Grifly aatf James Rice took traitj for Bostoji last week.. -.v. -t-A child of Thos, Baker,' wett fithstree is seriously siek wt fever, -"' -r-Geo. Sewawl, a eon of W";ilst has taken a position as book-keepV cr with a wholesale jewelry nrat f Cfeyeland, Q, . Tbe wires were taken to tbjs block on the west side of the aqwnff, last Fridayana thr tram cHspntest'. era now occupy commodious m convenient quarters inJocxdQBur ove r-Btinesville, July 25, ft.sMessrs. Riris Bran. T can testify to tita good offtfols of Smv.h American Kcrrin. I WM ict last Winter and nothing 1 ect4 gwt snemsd ti do ma any (Tood'till I was induced to buy a bottle of Sooth Amerissf) Nervine while in Bloomington. -I kayo used four boUl, aadha wejifSne aos4 like a chnrm in my case. I ess mcmsW. mend il to unr one. yiiU.p.lUUUEi.
FaH.Y groceries are a leatlin .&
specialty with Charley McPheetera, -; at his attractive grocery house, ', southeast corner of the square, ancj ".ji
ii ynu nrsire to purooaae apyiniwaj . i in ibis branch of emda we wonbt :Li
advise you never to buy till Cbr v ley's house has been,, visited, ;
ohn H. Hector, the relebrt M
ed colored orator and hutnoriat;
will lecture in Bloomington oa - i Tuesday night, August 19lh, inthe
conn house, on Temperance. , H ii
comes higluy recommenaeu leading papers, and, wiU be weH worth bearing, . . . For Sale: I have forty aorra. of land in Polk township, neaf Qray'a TanyarJ, which I desire to AsH. Tlir tract hs a eood storo- boose, tbree "dwelb ing houttss, and other aeeesssry buildings on it. For price snd terms writs) fat WM, ARSIPRL'STER, Todd .P. 0, Hcnroo oo, Ind, . , TBE BLOOMINGTON M1CE1N8 Is prepared to 4o sSKtilSi; AW BQILEal Wtm.AMtBIa,.;: rJ. .. fogathor' with ail kinds of Quarry as.ohlnery repairiag, Ptpo and PJpa its. tings. - A good stook of Brass Goods eJV ways on band, "Promptness, Disptcb and fair Deaiv ing," is the motto of this establWimtat. . If yon waat new or scoond-band a gines or boilers, got prkna bat befpss going elsewhere. Give roa n cU. . 8AM- Ht71CTEat, Eighths., across Railroad fronjSlraw. ers Bros., )oomiogtoiit lad, . 8. R. ROER8. T- A. HMUXRojfers ACasaifsnr, Heat Katate, iasaraasn mm ' Penaioss Acents, - TPeavropeBed an omt on the aortfc. sido of tba squirtftjn Dloomington, fesU
purpose or making raTEWMMflK1 a Spea, Ittlty, and ask all Soldiers to call oa us. ' Tbe new Pension law is in foroe aad sol, diors who baye heretofore been eysattssast - '-f ful may now issuro a pension. Ifs tsH. treat you rigki. We also deal ia ?$eet .' W: tate and carry a good line of lasuraaoa, Bloomington, Ind.. July 30, 10. ., T?i
Notice ta Hoa-Reslsfeaita. Non-rwidenU, to-wit: Hilton J. Smith. BoHman, Julia Tlemming, loirs of Qau " Bollonbacher, 'deoeased, vii): ataraareCBollenbacher, Samuel M. ttollenbuoW, -W. r. Bolicnbacher, Jacob I. 9oUW.. bsoher, Martin C. BVIteabacher, Oeotga; W. Bollenbacbar, Luzio White, Mantlf Korthcott, ivta Axtell, Julia FloreTfv Carrie Kelso, Pannia pollenbacber, run. ' Kennedy jr. All above named aon-sesidsRts awatajg property along the Has of ilintb streasii between Walnut street and Dunn strasjL in tbe City of pioomiagton, Indiaaa, vHjt lake notice that the City Commisttoaary for said city will meet ia the Mayer's of floe of said ity WkdXSSDAT, SlCrTEMBXK 3D, ftP, at ie o'olouk a, m, for the purpoie of at seSsing benoHts anif damages thai 'iaajf arise from opening said Ninth it rest frota) Walnut street to Dunn -street in said ity. You are hereby potilfed to be peeeeetl at uid meeting, ana make knewa yesM)objvetiona thotcto, or actiowill be takat ia your absence. ' ROBKRT C. GRIEVES, ' v V July 83, '9o. Chy Clerk.
A. yUIA, Attqraay.) Notice ta NaaRcsjttfeHita. , Margaret A. Stulta vs Joba M. Stulln. ;, f In the Monroe Circuit Courtof Moatajte County, in the Stale of Indiana, 8atsisp ber term, 1S30. ,. -
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Bp itlnown, that oa tbe 29th .da.C4'2:
July, 1890, the above nauud plaintiff, 1 her attorney, tiled in the office ot I Clerk of tbe cirouil cuurtof Monroec ty, in the Slate of Indiana, bor cumpbin egninst tho above named doiendantj 4 ou the 28th dity of July, ism um said plaintiff f b'd in the Clerk's nh aa ' I davit nf . (.impotent iierton. Abowiaa that said defendant, John M. Stuttis no i' a roijslent uf tho State of fiidiaq, an,f sid plaintiff having by endQloms.t ef saidcn)plint rcquirvd the rfffund tn KPPCitr in Fftid uourt ard answer trdeftte tlii'ietu, vu atiw day aeatesybja. ISfB, " . ' Nw tlicroforf, bv order of said tottf SnUl dt-'lmtaiit l:st strive quined 4 bWi y nolitied ol the tiling and .pwtfctaey f sui t pomplnint awinst l.i-a, ana that, tinlp.s liu upnears and nnswers or demuH Vlci-tU. a oalling uf said cause) thw . 23d dy of .September, 1890, the saina b ins tba 13th judicial day of a terns of: :
ui Cuiirt, to bo begun and held at sJkAtf.g
UviUft Slouso in tile t;it.v !! I!ot)lig1or, . on th first MoihImv ia ii-nUnnbvr, tsai.; ' ;s:ii4 iiomplniiii, uilirilio inuUoHnnd thiaaf ; Mhiir.mi .HintHjnud and alieI, wtt Jn!y uo, jsos. .
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