Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 34, Bloomington, Monroe County, 15 October 1890 — Page 3

THAT NEW STOCK OF Call and See the NEW PLUSH CLOAKS. COME and See the HEW FALL Stock of JACKETS. A Mirge Stock of Hisses' and Children' CLOAKS. All ABE INVITED." ' ADD AIMS, fflAILIL & D.

Bbsi LoKfcH i town, at George Benckart'a. ProplelromtBwotry can grt fresh bread, pies, cakes, te at tan ploe at reasonable p!MCS ' MTSwoKK "Marshall T." and "Atoooa," lieaV brands of Cigars. 6m. Bkuckart, Bimmnra tokV Bow Bread Baker bases FaWtT craeerin are a leading specialty with CbarW McPbertars, a; bh attractive grocery nouse. etmtbesst corner of the square, and if you onm to parebase . anything in this branch of goads- we would advise you never to bay till CbarJej bono ha bce vjtfd ' , Choicest Teas -and Coffees in Monroe coast can be fonnd at the grocery store of Cba. McPheelera, southeast corner of tbepoMicsqnare. Tobwccos of the ramt and most popular , brand. Only tip-top cigars sold at this house. SflKAL Soring Buggies and Carts, made at Grand Rapids are a Mile, at WJaelow'a, opposite county jail.

Bowrsa, SorrWa, Carriage, s " l Jiartcy ui-rneatm' groand all manner of vehicles at Wins- WT- GreeW oU rtand). Wa wareroom ami repair shop, It is now but a eoroparattvely short opptslt jail. Prices low. .time Mace Cjiarley Mc. IwRjin the - ii v grot-cry husinees, but he achieved 'Gbockrt DnUMMKBS say tVytsoccrte from the first. He seemed sail stacka" of clwiee goods to to Take hold of-the business HiCharley MePhecters every trip, jgtioctiveiy, and his flag is stifl ' Now.it ands to reason tbt he- ibere.

self a invat..a30T.-?HiuV wr Wf uuin roe noyine ild'n'r be buying fresh ones each ' trip frim the traveling salesmen,

I7CH ' Msr. and Scratches on.eeived at Charley Mobley's "Golfl-

Jmroan nr animikU cored in .W minntm, rn Rule" Ptore, HHIlh sidpofefiiare. Vr W-rrd- s,oH,rT FAWty owelty in the.dty market never fail. tluU H. IaSDLBT, Drug- - , - , . , , Bfaomragbm, lad. find it wy to Charley Mobley's - - : store and will lie sold at prices that OfSTERSI OYSTERS! within the reach of all, The The neat et Oyster Parlor in town, rtorfc 0f pjj Dress Good., Hosiery, and the freb4 Oysters, Great Corsets, Fine Fans and Riblmns is en to taken in preparing them m all not excelled anywhere. Special etylea; Gbx A. JiESCgAHT. !attentio is given to the Glove Best Tobaocx ard Ciga bs in ,rarfe. La Gloves the "Gulden town can be secured at Hemp. Bnte" has always been in the lead. "Wilson's grocery store, comer 6th A ver7 sa'israetory stock of Boots, street and College Avenue. This S"0 D1 Robbers carried by this is the old reliable staml. GilL ,. which attention is dircct- ' . . . . fed. ()nlv dry goods store on the . .Garland Ook Stove, Gar-' eoutli ile.

land Heating Stores, and the great Gold Coin Wood Base Burners, are now in stock et ALLENS. 1111 aC.tKa iurfrnn bIam. f W. J. Allen and examine the eele-i brated Bockeye Twine Binder, Mower and Dropper, the best in! the market. Also Sulky and Revolving, Rakea. . ' ' W. X. ALLEN, j The celebrated Stodehaker wagons known of alt men to be the beet. in tbe world, are for sale 'at '.very low prices by W. J. ALLEN. Craio WonMnr has a lot oft Brsl-ehMa Buggies, Carriages, Photons and Spring Wagons, at his livery stable, which be wilt sell for earn or wjh mute tor moles or horses. Call on Craig before you Ml vonr fnoefc.

TWO HUNDRED CLOAKS.

Tliat is the dumber You Have to Select From.

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AT CHEATLY RgpUCEO PRICES.

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James Robinson bits the neatest stock of Groceries, Qoeenswate awl Glassware in the town. He has made so careful a study of the bosinees that it is no trouble for bins to buy such a stock as will Mitt the market, and be does it. When yon are in nerd of something choice in his line don't forget him. He will always be found at the old stood, west side of the square. For some time he baa made a specialty of Qoeenswsre, and no man earrries a mote choice or well selected stork. Robertson Bros., the grocers on. the noitneaat earner or tne square, desire to say to their many trends and old customers, that they are dome a strictly cash busi ness bat I tut they are selling fir.-t-etas; goods so low that any one can .Surd to pay rash to get them. . Five men are kept hard at work each Saturday, by Charley Mrrneeters, tne grocerrman, in their efforts to supply the public wttn choice goons trora his house. You bad better go there and sre bow nicely be can fit you out. . Headquarters for choice groA Handsome NeW Fau .SmCK of Dry .poods, Fancy Goods. ;and first-chm Dnw Trimmings rcIt is as evbhy day occurrence at Joe Smith's emiiorium, on thje sooth side, to sell a wagon load of tne useful articles that are found on the shelves of that bonfe. Housekeepers find so many odd and yet handy contrivances there that when anything is needed around tbe houM;theVuTOally go to Smith's to learn' he'bas'(it,;o stock, and thev are notdimnnointed. Watches get oulrrepwfir afTair seasons of tne year, and Smith s bouse makes tli 5s braaehof business a specialty. TahVyour Watch Ttfiere to have k:reprred,ad placed in order. NBjrar artivals of staple groceries' and choice- -provisions, re ceived daily at' Hemp. Wilson's grocery store, "Progress Block." Headquarters for choice Coffees and Teas. ' ' f I )e seasaa, after alvost every ealen to Make wkat h- tailed $ we arc gate to mem tl af Ant Eattrn liu af '

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HERE. 207 Marriage licenses have been issued, to the following named persons since last publication : Jas. H. Strange and Martha Hidenrieh, Newton Jeffries and Mary Sumner, Samuel F. Bales and Lydia Chandler, James K. Brown and Nannie Norman, Wm. P. Holden and Martha Creech, Owen McCabe and Ann Arnold, Wm. Stephenson and Emma Knstenbadcr, Franklin Bender anil Ida May Chestnut, Jas. Chestnut and Delia A. Par Dell, Leonard Jameson and Brttie O. Fox, Berry Butcher and Mollie B. i'edigo. . l eingo. . J A travelingman tie whisky house an man tor a w utile sale whisky house arrived in town last Wednesday to find all the sa loons closed, and his business practically wiped out. REilEMBKR TUB BASSER IS HEADQUARTERS FOR BOOTH. S&OSS ASD RUBBERS. "Diamond Joe" is the only 10c cigar that is sold for 5o. Warranted Long Havana Filler, and hand mde. Sole agents Wetzel & Flood. WE ARK SHOWJSa AS ELEGANT lis s of sua wj,x, iiosiisar, UNDERWEAR AND OI.OYEH. AT BOTTOM BRTCF.S. BREED EN $ CO. I have a very handsome liase burner, which I di fire to sell at a bargain. This is a rare opportunity (or ony one' who may wioh to purchase;' Stove may be seen nt my rcsiqenc.'. corner Ja , f , WMJ 5dliRge'!AveniU' MnK. Bbaxtas. n . . a . f CtMM n tf Skirting FlRunela at t a n 9 a ; THE NEWEST, BEST ASD CHEAPEST LADIES AND CVIU DRENff CLOAKS ARE AT TUB BANNER. Ovstebs in every style, at Volpert's restaurant, north ride of square. Don't forget that he gets them fresh from headquarters daily. SAVE rOC SEEN OUR DRESS OOOD TRIMMINGS t HA VE TO'! PRICED OUR BLAN KETS AND FLANNELS t IF NOT rOU ARE JUISSIN0 A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. BREED EN & CO. I desire to dispose of my stock' of Ladies' Winter Underwear, and so will sell at cost. This is a rare opportunity to buy the best quali ties of goods in this line at very low prices, as 1 intend to give my entire attention hereafter to the Millinery business. MBB. JSlXA Down AS. A 1 1 Wool Tarn Ste. Per Yard, at BEE niTE. Tbe old customers of Mrs. Margaret Gregory will find ber lo cated in rooms at the home of Mrs. Nancy Alexander, opposite M. E. church. Thomas Emerson & Son's Fine , Shoes, a Wl C K 8 A CO. Cakes and Crackers a full stipily of the choicest goods in this ine that can lie found in the market, at A. C. Rott A Co.'s grocery on the west side of the square. . a r a; e a t line of IT n -gerwear at Beelllve. Cork notes keep on t dampness and the feet warm. Bold at ' WICI a CO. in Served in every style are the fresh Oysters brought op by Voljiert, the north side restaurant man. ttw uyster uustness is growing aaiiy. uait ana try a oiali Ipf eating Stoves, ' Lrgiit and Beit Yariity In Bloomingiffl. Call and examine tbon. Cooking; Stoves, Tht ara warranted to give atUfction to booa Howekeejwri, WS WILL NOT 88 UNJ)K80JvD BIKER BOYD & CO. Glassware and Qucensware newest natteens, at Homo. Wilsou grocery store. Everything; in choice staple groceries, always fresh and first-elftw at tli place,

"Dirmond Joe" is the onl 10c. cigar that is told' for 5c. Warranted Long Havana Filler, and hand nmdek . Sole agent Wetacl & Ftncdv

Remember there are a number of eoldters on the Republican county ticket. Ttiere are Farr, Fuller, Duncan, Dinsmore und Peterson, all good men and competent. They ought to receive the full and unqualified support of their soldier friends. "For Sheriff, Thomas J, Farr," h the way your ticket should read to give the best results. When you vote for Tom Farr you vote for one of.tha best men that ever held that office. He was a farmer's boy, and went into tbe army, be sta'id there till the war was over, being one of the musket carriers in the 33d Indiana. When he came home he went to plowing Indiana soil again, and his friends concluded that he'd make a good Sheriff. They elected him, and now as be is entitled to a second -term they desire to elect him again. Thai's .right. According to tbe. census returns tbe population of Monroe county is 17,598 an increase of 1,719 in ten years. Btoomington's population is 4,100 an increase of 1,344 in ten years. Putnam coiinhas fallen off 174. Owen county has fallen off 863. Morgan couuty has fallen off 286. Hcndricke has f si len off 1 ,493. Not many healthier counties than Monroe, or better towns than Blooroington. At present there are sixteen electric street lamps, (paid for by by tbe city) and twenty eight lights in business houses 44 lights in all, and it is about as much as Jenny can pull. Jas. W. Jackson, Republican candidate for tbe office of Recorder expects to come to Bioomington onSat urday next, and if he continues to improve he will be able to do so. He is anxious to get put among his friends and make a can vass tor the oftacc. Remember thxt Wm. Peterson is a candidate for re-election to the office of County Commissioner. He is a Ao, 1 man. He has made a careful, conscientious officer. His name will be on the Republican firket. . He was in the army, and lives oa a farm ou thu Uniouville rond. .Yrntrsi0l mmiinc tuwriin 9tat - ---- t. nrdayi in the church at Clear Creek. i Tcaeht rs Mtianc-iHiioii in No vember will be culivened by cuntets in oratory,' r ' J-o "H.l.'i . n -J-je - tendny upon the great St. Inuis (..:- ii v ,...n,... .....i t'... - . At. . . r . 4i.i n.v ifuvi.tr auu 11 111. Neeld and wife. Dr. Lowder's office is in the room formerly occupied by Dr. Simpson, corner of (Jul lege Avenue j and it ftreets. Dr. Axtell has made a con tract with a fun ace company to pui one 01 iiieir inrnaces tu uta residence on test 6th street. The children in room No. I are now dismissed for the afternoon. Harry Guy is now a citizen of Indianapolis. James Whetsell ot Ellettsville was seriously tpirt recently while returning from the Spencer Fair, by the horse running away and overturning his buggy. People wet of town are ectting.anxious about their pike. The grade is prepared, but there is no stone on it, and there -are not enough indications that it is going - L . , it.' II 10 ou pin on tins tail, The new University library building will be completed by Christmas, it is hoped. T ho glass for the windows has been received and a 1900 fireplace is beine con structed. After lour months of busiuess Wefel & Flood find that their trade has increased week by week. Thanking their friends for the patronage bestowed upon them they promise to make greater efforts than ever td deserve the confidence of the people. Mrs. W. A. Millie, nee Clark. of Paoli, is the mother of a fine daughter. The following named persons left Bioomington to-day (Tuesday) for western points as follows: Juntos C. Robintjon and wife, John Curry and wife. William Johnson, wife and daughter, I. ?. Hopewell and daughter, Pueblo, Colorado; George Thornton, Eldorado, Kanmt; Walter Neeld, Wichita, Km.; John Dmi-hist unA wife, Atchison, Knnaa; Frank Wooltey and wife, Appleton City, Mo. M. M. Ounlap and wile, tola Kan. On October 23d the G. A. R. of Salt Creek and Polk townships will hold a reunion at Caseyville. There will be a large attendance of old soldiers if the weather favorable. is You want a kind gentleu'lnly i !J ; . i v I r iiuTOr iai prwjiu. iu tne oiuta Of Sheriff. A man may make himself very offensive there if he is dictatorial or disagreeable, .No man ever held the office of Sheriff of Monroe county who gave more general satisfaction than Tom Farr. IJe is kind, quiet, polite, and performs the luoxt disagreeable duties in a mnnr that makes hjm liked by the people with whotn he CQqies jiyi'intqct.

''Diamond Joe" is (he only tOc.. cigar that is sold for 5c. Warranted Long Havana Filler,, and hand made,. Side agents Wetaell & Flood

The meetings of Senator Boyd at Elfctfsville, Stanford and Smithvilla were well attended. The Senator, is a flnrnt and pleasant speaker, and Republicans were highly pleased with him. The county candidates accompanied him at the several meetings and wejre well received by tbe people, Jas. Showers is expected to return the latter part of this month. Tbe Law and Order League" has succeeded in closing up the saloon n by a vigorous campaign of prosecutions. The members of the league state that they will make it hot for every violate!. Marshall Sheeks, son of Mrs. Julia Sheeks. died oh . Thursday eveningjaet. Young Sheeks con tracted pntatarial fever while in Arkansas, and it was from the complications resulting from this disease ttujt he died. He returned to Bioomington on Friday a week. He was a highly esteemed young man, and bad a promising future before him. Young Sheeks was a salesman in a store at Corning, Arkansas, when he took sick, Jas. Robinson and wife leave Bioomington this week, on a visit to Mrs, Rsbinson's sister, Mrs. Corr, who resides in Pueblo, Colorado; "Jimmy" Robinson, as his myriad of friendB call him, has given close and entire attention to his grocery business on the west side of the square during the past six or seven years, both day and night from 7 a. m. till g p. m. He ha. certainly earned this vacation, and his friends will wish him a pleasant journey and a safe return, t Samuel Sjoqddy, aged about 23 years, died onj Thursday last with typhoid fiever He took sick while attending the tate Fair. He was a epn of Mal,tjSnnddy. . -T-Bev. Mr. Eljer has sold his house oq west 6th street to Mrs. Akin, ' Hold i Falsehoods. Here is the way the Courier's statements are sustained by facts. In next weeks' Progress we will have some more. People who will misrepresent is a few cases will do so in many eases : A Card Front "Irs. PedlRO. lit mj law tail with tlm Michigan Mutual Life Inturunca Company, ranuinif through' t( tor m nf court, Mr, Fuller hud luxitj $21 nnd Mine eents .an his est. Wlmn l-wcut lojhittlB with bim ho refused to wwi't hut flva' di llnrs TWs-wfahjltiTbe uii'li-JfriMhl" as tuking hiit(.Jn ;(JU3rj, H1 1 iln wnut ta dfr fend oto who h is heon my frirmi, from he and maSuiiiitui mir.iproKiit4ttian. !: . MOLME H. fKDlGO. i Carol From Geo. XT. Wnlkcr. Kditltr Prugrirss: I en in Snitirilay'f Courier tl'at m thn suit bionplit ngiiinsl mo by Veeriv White, chnrging that Nr. Fuller, Clerk of the Circuit Court, had charged mn a largo amount of illegal fc-es. The whole thing in fle, as Mr. Fuller nevor ehargiKl me a cent, and I never paid him a cent, and tbs above charge is without foundation and whollv false. .pwtfullv youm, a. y. WAf-JfBB. Card from Robt. Hendrlckson. Editor Proxreei: In a recent i?ue of the Courier, t see that Mr. Fuller is chiirgod with taxing illegal foes, againat me ia Iheieuit I brought agaimt Mary Ix;ut.' I beg leave in this manner to State to tbe rb.ters of Monroe county that such iiBvttba sate, but oh the contrary it Is wliolly falsa. . .1SOUERT HESDKICKSON. Miss Delcie Mi-Coy of Cloverdale; Jpd., has beep visiting the family'of Rev. Martin. -rMr. Stratford and Mr. Jones are making ready to get up a book of photograph views of Bioomington and its surroundings. The same work has been done in Spencer and other towns and it is a great success. When friends at a distance ask "What kind of a town is Bioomington f you can send them one of these books and it tells for itself. We hope the enterprise may succeed, Freight brakeman Cassiday fell from a ' local," Tuesday morning, in the "cut" "north of tows, and the body was torn into shreds. 1 Frank Slier and Jap. Eller have each been selling some nice fat cattiev Two 4 year olds sold by ' Frank Flier weighed 8,350. Two,2-ycar olds sold oy jap, averaged; 1,550 each. -tNo soldier, who remembers bis Comrades kindly, can think of voting against honest Tom Farr, the Republican candidate tor Sheriff. No better or more accommodating officer ever lived than Tom Farr. He does his duty, but does it pleasantly and courteously. No reasonable person can or will find fault with Tom he is too kind aud generous. When Tom was a mere boy the fires of patriotism burned so warmly in his heart that he enlisted without stopping to collider the hardships aud privations that are a part of a common soldier's Ufa. Hi company was assigned to the 33d Indiana Vols, and Tom stayed with them through thiek and thin, never flinching from duty, and getting bis share of j . ' m naruaiiin snu exposure. 40m is one til those men who never complain. He didn't complain then, bt(t served hia time cheerfully and went to tilling the soil when he came home, Everybody likes bim. He is one ot the cleverest men you ever met, and if yon have never met him you will find it a pleasure to do so. Qive him u vote pn the 4ih ol November,

Eagle Clothing House, WEST 8XXSt-

FALL Over CoatS Every Man Price, Every Han's Style, Every Mam'siTitl Every Han's Sie For little Honey. School

G. H. Fargo was the originator of the Solar Tip Shoe for Children ; John Hundell made a similar Shoe which, he claims to excel anything of the kind; Cutler, Lyon & Field make a Shoe that is inferior to few. All these different makes are kept in Stock and sold by

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West Side Square, lllooniington.

The "Model Mills" will be! a a ! improved ly tlie expemmura ot some $3,000 a Richmond firm having beengtven the contract, and the plant will then be rented to some competent man. There is no good reos 10 wliy a city of 4,000 people should not have two grist mills almost every other busiuess is duplicated. -Seventy-seven head of cattle were sold from this county last week bv the Stenns. John and George. The average weight of John's cattle, 44 head, was l,550j lbs. The 33 head belonging toj Geo. Stepp averaged 1,607. Jiasi Bros. 61 Wortbington paid $4 per cwt, for them and they were driven to Gosport, from there shipped lb 'Indianapolis. - Remember that A, J. Beveridge, the gent Ismail posted to speak on the 22d, is one of the most fluent talkers ever heard in Bioomington. Many persons will remember the surprise and enthusiasm his speech created some four or six years ago, when he spoke iu the south western corner of the court house yard. All wU waut (o hear bin; again. s-Qen. Hunter has returned from a visit to his daughter, who is attending school at Terra Haute, Mrs. Nellie Howard, whose stage name is Esmond, is visiting her parents, Joe Payne and wife, Wm. Gonrlev and Alva Parks met wiiii a ocnuuo scmucuu j. ,v,uj a week while returning from Silencer. They were In a cart, and tbe hqrae becoming frightened, kicked with both feet, striking both men. Parks' knee cap was broken, aud a deep gash was cut in G our ley's arm. The men were thrown from the cart, and the horse ran away. Parka and Gourley were -taken to Frank Worley's residence in Ellettsville, and secured surgical attention from Dr. Harris. Chas. Scholl, connected with the locomotive headlight company of Indianapolis, was in towu last Thursday, on a visit to. relations, A. T. Smallwond of Harrodshurg has removed his shoe shop to Bioomington. Looks like the little towns would be depopulated after a while. The Judicial Convention at Orleans Tuesday nom inated Hon. Wm. Farrell, of Paoli, for Judge ot the 42d Circuit. Monroe County Oolitic stone Company. Notice is hereby given of the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Monroe County Oolitic Stone Co., at the store of Adams, Hall & Co., in Bioomington, Nov. 3d, I89O, at 10 o'clock a. m. B. F. Adams Jb,p Sec'y, Bedford, Oct. 10. Mrs. Wm. Love, the aeronaut, attempted to make an ascension at the fair this afternoon. The wind blew the balloon into some trees as it arose, dragging her through the top of one and swinging her violently against the dead branches of another. She suffered a fracture of the left thigh, hut clung tu the limbs till assistance reached her, when she was lowered with much difficulty. She fainted upon reaching the ground. Her husband made a auccesssful ascension yesterday. The pair live at Spencer, Ind. Miss Ollie Batman spent a few days viniting her brother Iru C. Buiowtj kit vyeek.

An Excellent All Wool Ker

sev. at - J510 0 A Splendid: All Wool. Blue or Black Corkscrew 1;0. 0Q A Qrand Chinchilla all. wool 10 00 And Many Others. See Our Line of Warranted Ml WqqI Cas$imere Pants at $3 0Q, FINEST LINE OF HOSIERY, NECKWEAR UNDERt WEAR, ever displayed, Shoes. Wm. N. Showers recently bought a hore to do the hauliug around the factory. The animal is 18 hands high, and cost the firm $225. . ., Miss Emma Allison, now of Wichita, Kansas, is visiting Spencer relations. The speeches made by Senator Boyd of Noblesville were strictly Republican and wholly unanswerable by the Democrats. Every person who failed to hear him at Ellettsville, Stanford and Smithville missed a great treat, especially the soldiers. The tax duplicates for 1890 are now almost completed and will be ready for the County Treasurer ahead of the time required by law. Nothing left undone by our Republican Auditor. Farmers are requested to remember that Ed. Anderson, the Republican candidate for County Treasurer, is a farmer has always been a farmer and so. is certainly entitled to some favor at their hands. Farmers should vote for Ed. AnT derson for the office of Treasurer. Capt. Braden, salesman for Wm. B. Burford of Indianapolis, was in onr city on Saturday last looking after the stationery wants of the county. The poll books and tally sheets for the coming election are ready for distribution, and are now in the possession ot (he Couoty Auditor, Tbe election booths and chutes are expected to be shipped to the County Commissioners this week. The Republican Central Commit tee held a rouxing and harmon. ious meeting last Saturday, and Chairman Massey says the county is Republican without doubt, The choicest of fruits, vegetables, as well as hams, breakfast bacon and fresh finh, can be found at A. C. Rott & Co.'s. Anything that Rott don't keep in stock is not worth keeping, apd you'd better not buy it anywhere else. Ask to see hts choice Tens, In a talk with the State printur n ..r..,i ri , If IU, JU. UUUUIUf hu piq wr 1 reclly informed that the amount of paper necessary lor printing the State liallots alona amounts to eleven tons. Mr. Cummings, the bridge erector for the Canton bridge Co,, is now placing in position the bridge over Salt Creek. The bridge will supply a long felt want and relieve a great many people in that section of the county, because (here is no way of crofesiog that stream, during high watej Such fall pasturage was never seen before. The wheat is growing finely, but wheat is a crop that cannot be counted upon until it is harvested. Albert Rott, the manager and buyer for the grocery house of A. O. Rott & Co, has been scouring some novelties in his line that are worthy of examination. No man comes nearer knowing what he wants to buy, or needs to bqy.than Mr. R., and there is no use in drummers trying to crowd unsaleable stock up him he wont have it. 80 yu way be assured that you arc getting only goud and tiedesirable goods when you purchase ot this house. Mrs. W. B. F. Treat, ovf Mar? finsvilie, is viciting relations aud WcU(L- ijl.itiuOAUt.glua.

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Hn, a. t. of IndianapoH?, Wilt snpafc Tim BLOOMIBGTON, ,daaejr, kt 224, at night. , . JAMES r. MOUa ' will speHk at. BICB SCH?GIi BOU8B, V, aik Townsh'p, Vdnesday Oat. 18, at 7 V dork p. in. " STIESVIHK, Friday, Oct, 9, A 7. y' clock p. m. J!. M.. DVSL49) will sponk.at VKRNAL SCHOOL HOTJ8K, Vand Township, Thursday, Oct. 1 life ft 1 o'clock p. m. The Republican candklatei w theoosn. ty ticXet will, be present at aaaatr lngs. Coma out and bear the israee of the, campaign ably discussed. A. T. af asskx, CJj'nm Cao., xo. W. Hosmas, 8e'y. A voter is not reanired f stamp every name on. a. ticket . Onj the cimlraryif be wishes ttx T4e the Democratic ticket except for enoon fuller, for example, he, stamps the little square opposite. the words. "Pepiocrattc TVkV and then stamps i front o Eaach( Fuller's name on the Republicai ticket. Here are the itutnactiooi t "If the. title of oat ticket f. stamMd and also names on ethiev . tickets, the ballot most be coante for the names so stamped except the opponents of names so stampdi.' Dr. Simpson and wife were in, town Saturday, visiting friends, The Doctor is well satisfied wit)i his work, in the hospital few the sane it Indianapolis. Hia siwi James is employed in a geots' far nishing goods eslabtishtncn.t ip tVf capital city. Senator Thee. E. Boydam other prominent speakers, will be. in Bioomington on, Saturday, Qttx 25th, day and night. Reniemlx-r this appointment and be prepared; o coine qn that occasion For satisfactory meals, plea dt rooms and comfortable bed?, give the Faulkner - dote) cal) Mr. Faulk ner'a experience in. the busiuess is of cxmrse greatly to, advantage, and hotel keeping ia. second nature with him. 'Transient rates at this hotel have been reducel to one dollar per day, which in itself is quite an item to men who pay the blHa, John Nuekols, a, citizen of Bioomington, but for some liana past a locomotive engineer on the a a a Vw is. s u. raiiroaa, ws allies omu-. day morningt tie was pwllinc. a' through freight train when be aft-, ticed a hand-rear heavily loaded with T rails on the track directly' ahead. He jumped from the ear sine iust as it struck the obstrnei ion and f An h8 own trA'O, loaded with coal, was thrown, pft" him crushing his head and break' ing his limbs. The remains wen brought to Bioomington oa the noon train Monday, John Whisnatrd's lour yea old horse was sold at the SpencfB. Fair to a ChiUioothe,Q. gentlemant for $200. Jas. Morgan has puivAased the Boll man lot un tte corner op, posite Jas. B. Clark., north Walnut at rout: l..i. ''' 1 " The fourth annual reunion of the veterans of tbo Mexican war was iMtt at th residence of Barton AcuC Oct. SMS this being tbe 43d annivereary af the bait tie of Uuetnanlle. Tbo mt of lht erans present participated ia this battle it hctne Santa Anna's bwt The) following are the names of tbe cnearaaca.present: Montgomery Taylor, Oosport ; Adam Pittiniore, Gotport; Fieldtog Marsh, Papagon f Chas. (. Corr, Bioomington; as. Bryant, Qomona; B. Iaif, kenbill, ttospori; Br. J. Woodao, Oo, port; Jas. Campbell. Caspar!; Dr. Shell, Spencer ; J. V. Buskirk, GtMportj Tboa, MoNauebt, Spencer; W. a. Munsoo, Sllnturilie; Js. Allen, Spencer; J. . Mulkv, Bioomington ; Barton AbdftV D, lettsvilla. They were aoooinpiwHd bv their families. The forenoon was paavaif amidst a constant lira of ran and jeka. which made the entire assemblage diiary with deiighk. All partook of a wtms4iaw dinner prepared by Mrs. AcuS and atA ton. In tbe artornoon good ipsselsa were made by each of the soldier, few very able remarks by Bar. Staeo, aaA Mrs. Jai. B. Stulky daelainied baataf r falpoem. All enjoyed Use bf. Wdecided bold their next sect ateetinc at J. B. Jtutky a, Bloomingtoa. lbjttjr villa Ci.iaen. ta-r" It ia pretty cheeky tof Monro county Democrats to ask the people to place their men in office with such a record of defjdcatipna aaj their past history shows. Don't you, think so, Mr. Yotatt The tactics resorted toby t of tbe Democrat io candidates are nui vvrv rriiutnuic. w omj mv nan . of them. When Dr. Gaston was ia Republican candidate for Treasnrep (and there is no better man it, Monroe county than the Doctor) Mr. Sudbury was also a candidate' on the Democrat io ticket for the) same office. 8orue bitter partiaaaa circulated the story, it is alleged, that Dr. Gaston was an ihfiuVl, iv the hope that, the better class -of Republicans would be preventet from voting for hint. Now it seems that all manner of atortea are being circulated about Ed. Api derson, Republiean rantltdata fur Treasurer; and Sudbury i tha Democratic oantlidata tor Treasurt er again. Ed. Anderson is a gnp citiii'n a farmer alt his lift! and a) farmer to-dav. He is eswUa. "i i . ... ..1 . ti r-ouiiH.ietii auu nouew, awi annul! receive the cordial support: "f hia. frieuds, and we have no doabt wiU i j ... ' ? Berry Bufoher and afi Pedj go were married ot) Stpfatrieveqing nisi oy taier niias, at we rca'id ace ol the bride, st-