Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 28, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 September 1890 — Page 3

HAVE NOW ON

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AU- AHE WYITEO TO In thia Department we

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neu Fall Styles, which WE HAVE IN STUUS. ! Alco a Fine Lino of NEW BUGS. Years Very HcspsctMly,

Thb Bajrrjses Ulxed Paint a are tsa beat and pwest is- the world. WiU eever snore space, look better, r, give greater satisfaetanr etber braM. tjali pd ate test! aMMiiahv ' BaXxbBoyQA Co. Wa&lPafSb! WaxxFapb1 W have brought on the largest aaaelrf Wall Paner ever area in tte town his ate rbe fittest. The pruof of this h an exaatiaation. Bakxb, Boy 6 Co. jp Kew three ee fiw 0 the beat Siding Cnltfeatorsand Plow. The Oliver Chilled plow stand at use seeu im we: nave i. JBAKKK, BUri4s IjUL .' . Cbokebt Ito tsd Coffees in Mas roe cowntr east be found at the eesnweast eomr of ihepabliesqoare.; Twbaeeoaof the nrat and most papnlar brands. Only - tiptop ogataaeM at thia hooae. ' '' Brutal. Spring Buggies and. Carta, and at Grand Rapida are! on sale at Wisahtw's, opposite etanr atl. Besom, Surreys, Carriages, ad all jmi of vebKlcaat tnssVwV and reawir. shop. pasaiie tail.

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Prices low. - 1 RWW arley alePneeten every trip.

If ew it stands to reason, that instinctively and

ecus a great many goooa or wldn't be baying freh one each I trip from the traveling salesmen. I ITSW, Mange, and srratenea ott2!:" "''"SS?' av Wodfenfa BaniUfV Lxfiiam. This Zrrtua,. add bT H. i.wBLx, prog--cfet. BiaomiuB, InJ. f ' .

at Benckarta. A neat Parlor on well eanied repotatkm 4or keepinji oMt Colhe Avenue, eay of c-' the bwt lines of Gents' fornii.hinK OM aad matly arranged. goods, and at finr prices. In hand- . ' ' .'i,r. 1 1. 1 Uome full suits this bouse has no - Best Tobaouqb axt Cioabs in superior."' -towi at be seenrrd at. Hemp. I ', - .

Wilson's grocery store, corner 6tK atwet and Odlege Avenue. This-, is the old reliable stand. Call. Garlaw) Cook toves, GarGU Coin Wend. Base Brner4,are turn ia afock at ALLENS. Call at the hardware store of W. J. Allen and examine the eeletetcd Boekeye .Twine Btnder, Mawermad Dropper, the best in taw aaarkac. Also Sulky and . Bewolviog Bakea. W.J.ALLEN. -Tbe celebrated Stodebaker wafiau, known of ail men to bai fbe best in the world, are foe sale t mr low prices by y; w.j. allen. Ckais Woklsy has a lot of ' jrat ehm Buggies, Carriages, Phav tomaaid Spriac Wagons, at ; his Mveay stabls, wbieh he will sail for jc aweh) am will trade for moles or ii Call on Craig before you tel l your stock.

DO NOT BUY

TABUO, JEAHS. BLAHKETS, FLANNELS,

BATT1UGS, C0HPOBT CALICOES, IN FACT (We. can show too anything yoa may steed in the Pry Csooda Line, at Prices that will interest you.) '

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TT AX4X4 .TbeBtw" Bone Fertilisers, Boost satisfactory ever offered to the nniuf corotDBBitr, esabe round at JioMnj Bobiiuoo's grocery house, west side eoenre. Ihere are six varieties: "Raw Bone Meal," "Pig Foot Bone." "Halt and Halt," Oar Bom," "Corn Grower," and "Gold Coin Phosphate," all of the "Star' brand. Be sure you gel "Bur" broad -when Too purchase fertilizer this tall. Xeu ought to I ge t the best for your money, and the "Star" fertilizer w toe best. Bobertson. Bros,, the on the northeast cornet. grocers of the square, desire to say to their many frienda and -old customers, that they are doing a strictly cash bast' a ess, bat (hat they are selling firtt-laainisi:a'lailiafeRy.-.c ess Surd to pay cash to get them. Five men are kept bard at work each Saturday, by Charley MePbteters, the sroeervman, in their efforts to supply tha public with eboice goods from his house, xea uad batter eo there and eve how nicely be can fit you out.' Headquabtkbs for choice gro ceries a Charley McPheeters' grocery store (Greevea' old stand). h now bat a comparatively short ..: m 1 i u.. grocery businere, but he achieved saeceaa from the first. He seemed to take liokl of the his business flag is. 111Blill ne-tbere. - - People wed something in th anj where there is a desirable stock they are almost sure to buy everv , ' . . c . ' , .;, day in the year. Sneh a 8fack will always be lonnd at MuGee a clothling store, sooth side of the public . It re an eveby &y occarreoec at Joe Smith's emporium, on the sooth side, to sell a wagon load of the useful articles that are found on the -shelves of that house. Housekeepers find so many odd.anrl yet hapdy contrivanees there that when anything ia needed around the house they usually go to Smith's to learn If be has; it in stock, and they are not disappointed. Watches get out of repair at all seasons of the year, and Smith's hoove makes ihis branch of beainess a specialty. Take your watch there to have it repaired end placed in order. It IS VERY satisfactory to go into a clothing house like that oi Beni. MtGee, en the south side of the sqoare, and find every article yon may need, and of. the best quality, at prices so reasonable that you can see your way ctear to pur chase. The stock of Gentar furnishing goods and underwear at this house has no' superior, and: the I prices will astonish you. you have gives us a ehanoe to U Mi, Iwwe, efewoler.

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&c OO. THE CORN CROP. Says a well-posted oorngrower: "The eoming corn crop is not near so had as has been represented, and the rains will be very beneficial in filling out the ears and grains. There W88 a large amount of early corn planted last spring, and the early drouth this summer killed a small amount of it ; but that which was not killed has been started by the late rains and is getting along fairly well. The late corn was considerably iujured by the drouth ; but the recent rains are helping it out a great deal. The farmers are now fearing an early frost which, if it should come, would be very detrimental to the corn in its present tender state. There are some fields wbk-h, I think, will average fatly sixty bushels to the acre, while probably the adjoining field will be a little higher, have a gravelly or sandy and dryer soil, and have comparatively no crop at all. The wet soil of the bottoms has not been injured much, and will be the most productive. The graelly, sandy and dry soil, before mentioned, hasn't stood mnch show this season,. There have been predictions that the corn this season will not average near hslf a crop ; but I think that that fraction will be easily reached thii fall. - . 1 Mabtixsville, Aug. 29. Jas. Douglas, ot this ciiy, was arrested by Sheriff Paul . and his depnlii'8, this morning, 01. a charge of buriglariaiflg the store of Fry & Carinichnel Monday night. His accompjuie in the .robbery has confessed aud given up much of the , jewelry stolen. In addition to this, other convincing evidence has been obtained against Douglas. DougI.13 wos heavily armed wheu arrcBted, and but for- being surprised would certainly have used hU 1asor or revolver. He was shot taut Christmas evo by a Stinesville saloon-keeper, at the time Jinks Eos tou was killed. Geo. Bexokakt, BwxmiingTON'B BOSS BBEAD BAKBB BAKES best Bread. . Family groceries are a leading specialty wjth Charley McPheeters, v, bis attractive grocery house, southeast corner, of the square, and it you desire to purchase anything in this branch of'giwds we would advise yon never to bny till Char ley's house has been visited. 8tinesville, July 25, '90. Menrs. Faris Bros. I can testify to tha Rood eflVcU of South American Nervine. I wag ilck last winter and nothing 1 could est soeraed to do me any good til! I was induced to buy a bottle of South American Nervine while in Bloomington. I have used four bottles, and the medicine acted like a charm ia my caw. I can recom mend it to any one. roB sale. i nave lorty acres of land ia Polk township, near Gray's Tanrard, which I desire to sell. The tract Das a good store-Douse, three dwell ing houses, and other necessary buildings on it. For price and terms write to Wat. ARMBKUSTEB, Todd P. O., Monroe co, Ind. Smokb "Marshall T." and! "Monou," best brands oi Cigars. Glasswabk and Quecnsware of newest patterns, at Hemp. Wilson's grocery store. Everything in choice staple groceries, always fresh and first-class at this place. Newest arrivals of staple groceries and choice provisions, received daily at Hemp. Wilson's grocery store, "Progress Block " Headquarters for choice Coffees and Teas. Dok't imagine, because the midsummer weather is here that Charley Afobley has relaxed his efforts to please the public. On the contrary he has redoubled them, and will continue to do so, in order that people may be induced to come to his well appointed establishment where they cap secure anything they may need at very reasonable prices. Dress trimmings, parasols, fans, hosiery, etc,, in great prolusion, and at prices so low that any one can afford to buy, Solabury, Greene co., July 9, '80 Mesira, fai-is BnawJfy wife had not ben able to sit up more than two hours each day since she had la grippe last winter, till within tlie past two months, whan she begun to improve with tbe nse of S.m!,li Amcriunn Nervine, three bottles, of which I bought in May, while in Bloomington. gba believes she will soon be as strong as evor, and indnnd hor recovery is almost miraculous. You can publish this if vju wish to. . T.y.qyoiv.

A pleasant and unique birthday party was given Tuesday evening, Aug. 26th, at the residence of Moses Kahn, it being the birthday anniversary of Fred., aged sod Gertie, aged 11. There were present thirty-two boys and girls, who after engaging in various games and plays were escorted to ISenokart a ice cream parlors where they feasted on cream, cakes, etc. The young people then returned to the residence of their young entertainers aud finished the evening with innocent games and pastimes, A number of handsome presents were received by Master Fred, and Miss Gertie, and all seemed to enjoy the occasion to the fullest extent. Mr. Edgar Taylor of Smithville, well known in Bloomington as a student of I. U., and a member ot the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity, died on Saturday, Aug. 23, in Portland, Oregon, and was buried there on tbe following Monday. Mrs. Win. O. Fee and daughters were spending a few days in Martinsville last week for the benfits derived from the artesian water of that city. Miss Annie Lawes was the guest of Mrs. Frank Worley of EHottsville fur a few days of last week. John Cole's livery stable is now lighted by electricity. Looks like business around Flood & Wetaell's grocery store. The room contains a choice stock of goods, and well-pleased customers are crowding in there at all hours of the day, after bargains. Only choice, first-class goods sold by Flood & Wetsell, the gro-

cers, opposite oewara s j-ounury. The names of the petit jurymen, as drawn from the box are as follows: Wro. W. Pauley, Joseph Crura, William Oliphaot, F. M. Stephenson, John Toney, Solomon fa. Dawson, loos, ualyan, wot. A. , Rogers, Ab. Dowdeu, Joseph LjM, Wm. F. Walker anU Geo. Hash. There will be a grand jury composed of the following men : Charles G. Ross, Isaao Stuilz, John II. Eoonts, Elijah Knight, Wm. P. Dill, Geo. Gaither, Tbe soldiers' reunion at EIlettsville was a crest success. The address was delivered by Rev. Mr. Terry. j James Karsell's father, who resides in Xania, O., is now visiting his son in this place, Miss Lena Whisnand of Harrndsburg was in tbe city a few dtiYs last wek. W. W. Wicks left Blooming ton on Wednesday lt for Phila delphia, New fork and Washington City.on b8iuei connected with the -Sluwivillc . & Stone Quarry Co. Harry Copcnhaver of Elh-tfa-ville, who has been dangerously Rick frr a long time, died on Saturday last. Calvin R. Perdue will remove to Bloomiugton scion, and occupy the Holtemau residence, on east 4th street. The Courier is in favor of chuteing every man who wanfs pay for his "day's work" at the November election. The Democratic party passes that odious election law, una now the party organ wants to go further still. It is awful. Judge Duncan gave the old soldiers an interesting talk ,at the Eilettsville reunion. Miss Alice Worley lias returned from a pleasant visit of several weeks to the family of Walter Maxwell, at Crawtbrdsville. Did you notice the display of vegetables at A. C. Rott's model grocery store, last Saturday morning ? It was immense, and attracted the attention of every one who passed that way. BoMohj., Ind., Aug. 12, 1890. Paris BroM Bloomington. Gents I am now on my fifth bottle of- South American Nervine, and I feci well enough to quit, but I won't do it till I am certain I am ail rignt. Had cough, night sweats, swelled liver, and felt half alive. I am all right now, thanks to that medicine. Yours ice., .CASPER SCHKLLBY. The finest fresh fish of the year were received on "Friday morning by A. C. Rott, the model grocer. Albert makes a special effort to get tbe best of everything, and be succeeds, if it can be had, LOOK HERB. I will give some one a bargain in remainder of stock and fixtures of City Book Store. A good opening for the business. Call soon, J. G. McPHEETERS. Still In Ibe Lead. The old reliable north side gallery (Allison stand) is now controlled and op. erated by AV. Ij. JCvans. together with K, T. Jones master of the profession 1 All those that ha vo long been doclaringt "I never could take a good picture," have now the opportunity of having their good looks preserved or improved upon. Prices lower than over, but work made for all, the like of wbioh bus pot boon done heretofore. 9QTICG. . All persons owing me will please settle, a I need my -money and must have it, 8w. C. C. Tub neb. Henry Gillmnn, of Necdmore, Brown enmity, writes to Faris Bros. 'I bad a bad easo of dyspepsia, with gnawing sonsatiotis, and a fluttering feeling that at timos made me feel as if I woro about to die. I look six bottles of South American Nervine, and am now as well as I ever was in my life. You can use this letter as you eo 8t.

Thos. Elter, of west of town, has been very unfortunate Ibis summer in the matter of sickue8 in his family. It will be remembered that hjs eldest son Alva was sick a long time with typhoid fever and bis life despaired of. Then Mrs. Eller took sick, aud the two younger sons; On Tuesday morning of last week Mrs. Eller died, aud the youngest son is thought to be in a very dangerous condition. No one can poderetand the mental and physical strain thus placed upon Mr. JtfUr, and it is the wish of all that b'B sons may rapidly convalese. The Union Labor Party will nominate a candidate for Congress, at Martinsville, on tbe 9th inst. Mrs. Yanzandt left Bloomington last Wednesday on a visit to friends and relations in Louisville, Ky., and Cbrydon, Ind. Fred, Hagedorn, tbe violinist, is playing with the orchestra at French Lick Springs. John,. Cole wentto Martinsville on Friday to rest Up and bathe in artesianwater. gtopc boga are low, owing to corn being scarce. There' will be a good crop of mast, however, - . Leverett Cochran came up from Florida last weak, with Lou. Black's little girl. He took the child to Indianapolis where its mother now resides, she having married in that city. Mrs. Thos. Noles and daughter of New Albany, are guests of City Marshal Owen, The 21st regiment 1st Indiana heavy artillery volunteers will hold their annual reunion at Brazil on the 15th and tfith of September. All members of the regiment and

comrades generally are cordially invited to atteud. One of the newest cases filed ' in circuit court is that of the defendants in the MWhi& Cap" eases. wno urrng suit to aei asine convey ances made by Wm, JNorman conveyances which they insist were maae io aeieai responsioiiiiy lor costs that accrued iu those cases. Richard Gentry, of sooth of town, is suffering with rheumatism and malaria. He has been .in a dangerous condition in tbe past week. H. J. Bran nock is on the sick list with some form of slow fever. Joe Campbell, who can whis tle in Hietter tone than many flutis's play, bns been chosen to take charge, of College Avenue M. E. church. Frank WHeon, formerly ol Siinesville, died in Indian Terri tory, TPcently, with some form of fever! The remains were brought ! The organ recital at College Avenue MvE. church, this evening, promises to be quite a musical treat. Faulkner, proprietor of the Faulkner Houae, is in receipt of a present of a Jack Rabbit from a friend out in Kansas. The rabbit ia a great curiosity, aud is highly valued by Mr. F. Geo. Cornwell and Jas. Stansiferare sick with typhoid fever, near Dudley. Prof. Will. Rawles has return ed to his school work at 8edalia, Mo. On Thursday of this week the Rhorer and Dill man families will hold a reunion in Gordon's grove. The 11th is the date fixed by Ja tne Showers and family to go to Greeley Colorado, on & visit, 'Mike Volpert, tie industrious north side baker, has - erected tiro bouses on Maple Rights, and an nounces, his intention of building another. Mrs. Woods and daughter Jes sie of Chicago, were the guests of S. E. Carmichael and family, last week. Uncle Joe Bunger is danger ously sick with a disease ot the kidneys. 8tUI In tne Lead. The old reliable north side gallery (Ab nson stanu j is now conirouea ana operaid by W. I. Bvans, together with B. T Jones a master of the profession I All those who have ions been declaring"I never could take a good picture," ba?e new tbe opportunity or having their good looks d reserved, or improved upon. Prices lower iban ever, but work made for all, the like et wbicb has not been done haratof Jrtj. Miss Minnie Hunter, daughter of-Gen, M. C. Hunter, will at tend school at St. Mary's, Terre Haute, Sept. 1st. Mrs. Amanda Hughes, and daughter Miss Florence, will leave soon for Santa Fe, New Mexico, to reside with Levi, Frank and James Hushes. Miss Florence will have a clerical position under her brother Levi, now Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of New Mexico. Mrs. Bertha Dewcese of Denver, Colorado, is expected to arrive in Blooniinuton, Wednesday of this week, on a visit to her parents, W, Uf Baker and wife, oi west nth street. tMrs. Mamie Russell, daughter of Mrs, Pitt man, is now residing in Chicago, her husband having re moved recently from Omaha. Rice Holtaman is in Indiana pons in tne employ ot bis mice Henry, who is employed by Noil in the manufacture of steel roofing. Miss MoDermott hns returned from her summer vacation iu Miti-uesota.

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Shoes, than which nothing canbeaner appearing or give greater as

See the Splendid Calf Shoe that we are selling at a price that has no parallel In town,.

SEE THE DONGOLA GOAT

AND GRECIAN KID, l)ead and turned to clay, made into shoes that will not sag sfr fray. This is your opportunity to got good Shoes, . GEO. IrX. BIlXT.A.. West Side of the Square, Bloomington, Indiana

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WITH GOOD CLOTHING, SUCH A IS SOLD BT TOE

EAGLE CLOTHM MOUSE.

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BUSINESS SUITS) from 4 to 919. . OltESs SUITS, from lO to $98.

AN IMMENSE LINE OF ODD PANTS FROM 75 Cto. TO $6.50.

Boys' and Childrens' raits WE WILL UNDERTAKE -TO

TION AND MORE COMFORT TO THE DOLLAR THAN USUALLY GOES WITH READY MADE CLOTHING IF YOU BUY AT THE EAGLE CLOTHING DOUSE, BLOOMINGTON, IND.

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The Crawfordsville Fair. Sept. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.

WfEDiVESDAT. Heavy Draft Horses. General Purpose Horses. Throuebbred Cattle.

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Roadsters and saddle horses. Thoroughbred Cattle, open to world, Purse $2S0. TmHl'no Hiiaa Ptlran

Stallion Trot, Purse $300.Eunmug Kace, l'ure100. Free for all Kuaning Kaco,

A GRAND BALOON ASCKXSION, with Parachute Jump, by Prof. Bob Hill, each day at 2 o'clock p. n. Special trains will be run an the Honon railroad at half rates, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 10, 11 and 12, 1830. J?or time-of trains see small bills. T. L. Snyder, Sec'y. John L. Davis, Prest.

Will. McCord, a former citizen of Bloomington, and many years uco a salesman in Tuley's New York store and a graduate of I. U. has received the Uepubiican nomination for Prosecutor in Morgan and Owen counties. McCord is a successful lawyer the partner of "Rip." Harrison, On next Tuesday James Morgan of this, place will address a soldiers' reunion at Huron, in Iawrence county. Miss Nellie Gordon goes to Cape Girardeau, Mo., as a teacher I in the State Normal School. Prof. Mitchell has been elected Principal of the schools of Monroe, Michigan, and has already removed bis household goods to that city, Elder Griffin will hold a basket meeting at Harmony on the 21st of September, the 3d Sunday. The Rannrd school, in Richland to., will Im taught this fall by Miss Nora Baker E. P. Carpenter, a former well known teacher nf west of town, will soon remove to Clark county, where he has made arrangements to teach school. Chas. E. Baker, a former school teacher of thia county, has gone to the new State of Washington. James Jaeksin, Republican candidate for Recorder, was taken in Ellfiltaville on Wednesday last. He very naturally grew tired of , . .. . i i i -t lying on ins oacx ami tooaing at the some walls for nine months, add believed that a change of scene and surroundings would be better for bim. Still la Ihe Lead. Tll old reliable north side gallery (Al lison stand) is now controlled and one rated by V. I. Bvans, together with B. Tjoncs a master oi tne proiowon i All those thnt have long been declaring: 'I never could take a good picture," bavo now the opportunity of having their good woks preserveu, or improvea upon. I Prices lower than ovnr, but work made i for all. thn like of whitb bus uat bct-n jrfone before,

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Base irwi tow BeaSlaaghlf mate Boae and Meat, wHa Ada. othteg Better for Producing Exotnwt Crops. Xvxax PAoa-ams Qvasahtkmd Staxtdaxo, aaarn roa ciKOViuaj. K. W. FERT1LIZIHQ CO., atifca3, UNION STOCK YARDS, OHIOAOO, ILL.

B. MARTIN, IVortfa ide Squarg EJLI3,Tia:. FBIRtY, Sweepst akes Hones, sweepstakes Cattle. ttrana rrocessioa or Jrremium Stock. . Trotting Knees miles-x:

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jrurse 3uo. Pacine Race, Purse J5". i'urso aisu. I Consul alion Bace, puraeflOO Good clean wheat that will tip the beam at 60 lbs. is worth one dollar per bushel in Bloomington. John Buzzard, west of town, had about V250 bushels;- that averaged 61 lbs. from the machine. So it will be seen that while some people had no wheat others had wheat ot uncommonly good quality. Miss Sallie Adams will teach io Bartholomew county, this fall. -A real estate and collection agency nas hecn opened in the office of Miers & Cotr, by Frank Brodix. Mrs. Ella Warder and daugtiT ter" Alice left for their home itf Columbus, O., Wednesday last, Mrs. Til. Treat has rooms at Ed. Whet sell's and. boards at Mrs. E. P. Adams',. The ladies of College Avenue M. E. church wil give a pipeorgan coucert this (Tuesday) ' evening, at 8 p. m. . Tbo reunion of the 07th- Id. Vols, occurred at Brazil, Ind., last week, aud Dr. Gaston, Capt. Fields and Dr. Axtell, survivors of thai . regiment, attended from this place, I The pipe organ recently purr j chnsd by the congregation of the M. E. church is a very handsome piece of furniture, and an instrument of splendid tone and satisfactory action. The Republicans of the. 8th Congressional District will nominate a candidate lor Congress at juariiusviiie, on me kiu. The Farmers Record, M'incio, Ind., organ of the F M. B. A., Alliance, Grange, Ac, want men to act as agents at the Bloomington Fair, Write for terms, (2t)v Still In Ihe. Lead. Tbo old reliable nnetk stdecallorr (Al lison stand) is now controlled and operaw cd by W. L. Evans, together with K. TJones a master of t- profession I All thnso that have long boon declaring I never could tnko a good picture," liava now tho opportunity of having their good looks preserved, or improved upon. Prices lower than wvpr, hut work made for all, the liko of which has not been done heretofore. -Jamcs Hooper of North Wal nut street had a second stroke of paralysis on Thursday last,

CAUTION t CAUTION J htre aire bat imUatiotu of Baulk, AwetMan Nervine now in tnU ooW fy. The qnlv avlhorued agmta wlm,

eu tne genume meatome are jmm Brw, When voti buy anything (ps you throw tour. faoweg away, are omeuy aeoetvea. On the first page of the Pre-. gress wi.u ne touno a iwu n tioe of the manner in which will hereafter be done, ia aoce with the reqairementa et':s4 Democratic legislature of Indafn The article is illustrated, sJsi made so plain that aay oaeg comprehend its workings,. aWuj..--voter in wonroe conniy wouia'jBpv ruse it carefully, and theq. picesiv t for futitre reference, because tip (east irregularity results in the IBM of your vote. .':,"'''";' Twoew divoroe eulta --iilQif; filed on Monday morning Afstoldl''vs. Arnold, and Davis vs. It is about. titye (btf mijM fire. 3a be ready.. Senator R. A. Fulk gave tnsi Old Settlers, at Ketcbam's Spring, au interesting talk, last SatBrAayt Farmers, wHiiessee, )ryaaes and litigants in attendance qtteq eonrfc this week should aot Janata--i.l f t L . S3 5.' L. tnav iue jcauistucr anus 'Mh be$t place ia Bloomiogtop to gj( weii-cooaea, cfeao, aatpi meals, Charges reasonable. The following marriage Vr censes were issued on the 29th sd 30th: Maiacbi Multep and Maris Gallagher, Geo. W. Hull and HeaW ter J. Hicks. The marriage' Kcense business has not been as $ a many years as it ts at preeesf. Allen's building, on the west side of the square, in which Jas. Robinson's grocery store is located, ;n i . ' . r walls are being raised, the old gJ? Jery windows closed, etc, .y.- . j-Yoo should call at A. G Bolt & Co.'s and get prices, before yoa make any permanent arrangement about your grocery trade this Fall, Everytuing choice that oat be as cured will be found at Rotta. ' W.T. Breeder and i srs receiving the coogTatulationa p friends over the advent of a daughter at their home on Rogers street. Bedford Mail? Qn Tqetf the Countv Commissioners held s - special session and appointed Fred T. Dumbue Uounty Auditor,, ta fill the vacancy canaed by the death of James R. Overman, until after the November election. Mr. Dttoi ihue has done a good deal of work in the Auditor's office, and is thor, onghly qualified to perform the duties. His appointment rivet MkttAral anriMfsAtiftnAsk for Rott's grocery, Kfta do not know where i$ is. 4lbett is verv aecemmodstin? and will sell goods yerv low for cub. . Remember that the "Cleac Grocers, where everything is sea iresh and cleap-Flood Wll opposite the Seward Fonqdrr, keep everything you may call ifcf in groceries and provisions. The stock is bran new from A to Z, and of the choicest kinds is tits ' was as 'a market, it you have never oalteu; at thj boute doo'l fail o:do so, - Bedford Mail: Mrs. C. K, Pearson, of this city, who was isfe jurea iu me omituviiie coiiiaraa, . . I 5 . I "II I!?. will bring suit against the Moncn for a large amount, probably f IOL 000 or $1 2,000. She has been ess fined to her home ever since the accident, from the enacts of injuries. and physicians say that spinal sod nervous troubles have, resulted which will make her an invalid for lite. . ru. Jjorun nas oeen reuus ed as her attorney, and will wotfc; up the esse from the bottom,?? Jt is onife nosaiblo that when 'thin ease copies to trial the publieVwill V9 given ina insroe lacts oi iav re cent romarkable series of aooideuta, ,'.2? . The Democratic State Conveav tion . at Iiidtaaapolis nomioated CUude Matthews for Secretary of State; J. O. Henderson Auditor'!. Albert Gall. Treasurer: A. G. Smith, Attorney General ; A. If, Sweeney, Clerk Supreme Court H, D. Voris, Supt. Public In. struction. Voris was at Otie..UaBS a resident of Eilettsville, sad surt. ried a daughter of Arab. Wilsoa in that place, Tt wTII be sees, that both Clark and MoCor mick of tM locality were detested. .-Tlie Ohio A Mississippi Batlv way will run a series of exesreiosp to point 8 in the West, N,orthwest, Southwest and South at the hnf rale of one fare for round trip, leaving Sept. 8th and 23d, and Q. toiler 14lh. Tickets good to tef turn thirty -days after (late of sale, with stop-over privileges in territory reached by excursions. For rates and further information eall on ugonis O. & M. Ry., or address C. Gt Jones, Diet. Pasa'r Agent, Yineeones, lud, I have a neat new 3- content tage in South Park addition, which I will sell cheap if disposed of soon, Call and see me. , Rob 6, Whujlow Opposite county jail. ' The annual reunion of U4t!i, llttth, 117th and 118th, Indians I l ! t- -..ill ... T-Ai- . pulis on the afternoon and evening lot the 251 b in the Criminal Court room. This is the week f the Slate Fair, and excursion rates, pu iaS jhe i'iiilroa.dfi, I