Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 3, Bloomington, Monroe County, 11 March 1891 — Page 3

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Frank T. 'GcfTOVB Ant anode and trimptan at! Ctwrier Mobley's dry nadftatanLeB the rwutb side of QiwSianC .un auction a .4 that mb ao agent in it thedouw are Mitiaurt an gradetttieba that :n an ma sumibcwt -wear. aMMT Charley Mooiey t legitimate dry cooda sositk side, where the get that whiebM the oenraoia ibt laew, wry, .dnaa trimming, 0s, ami ail toe . venous id articles that go to make A in a dry goods end fancy tore. At lor Charley ,la store, and don't be misled anywhere tM. .- C ought to- examine . that sense sfispray of Decorated .none Chine, at James Robin- . grocery store, west side square. cartataly tbe awwt artutw seioa w the tow. Robinson baa fc ttpmat Um of keeping the beat 'all lis.' and his . special potv of OaftM, Tea end Canned attract nnueuar- attention oa ewvfor Ijayera. He elan has iiaaa of the beat hotter makers i be country as elastomers, and when Kottfaeos tw yon -as article is nod yoe caa rely bdqo his stateneat. " lr TW waBt hj boy a spring -fo, phaeton, a baggy or any titer vnbieta, ealln Craig Wnrley hm will take hones or males in lyiewif-if Voi- haven't the aanoev, 'on wW find him at the east aide reryatable. 0Mct' Come! There moat be awee. , It wo lawll. neve tW rmet'T"ar e(e. or: Unc Tr accoant at the Allen rdware Stare.. This if POM ' W. J. ALLEN. TAT UP. I i-ave a large onant aCiera doe fee fraaa prr na who have bad recordine done. need the moor and MUST sve it If yon don't want a fee "famed eoaieJia and wttfe it rcBBarr. Corns the town 'reed at Seo. A. Benekart'a .arr. where can be i -ii ! j i U t lumMsiH Athacsi.' - ett tormersHl otbera. SMltAX. Spring Boggtea and at Grand arc Winslow'a, rjawwsa, . Caitisges, f eenieiesat Wins and letaair shop, Prices low. Worn, Hbpaibs or Parts ; mf any Machine, eall at H-unDLBrrs boss. IrtfR On ttasnhn and bones and 1 aaflasals earad m SO mmsHaa by WarA. iva HanBaiT isotsso. TlMatm UMa. ;& WORD

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"ry Goods well aaoortrd. XVe moch prMr aelbng them at an- inaide gave than packing them np.a ehipping tbein awe-. We will add our. atoek from eW to stay aneb little item as are wanted for use and

ill aelttlMrnr with all other Stntf at r pnei. wa save aenr aarenmo , ana we nan nos gotng to oepari LOOK! Sfsools O. H. T. thread-, .96e eidiag Spool SHk. .08c rvaa-J Jawng Oansbrie, Mv ndigA Bine Calico, JSfa ytMVdale MnaMn y oil ifidard Calicos, j06e hirtMig Calieoa, .04e hite Carpet Chaio. .18o nlitred Carpet Chain, Oe 11 linen Crash, 5o THE. ROOM IS

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IZED. tm ftdOO. Easy Brodix, You, PsSTHAi ! Come up at and pay your notes and settle roar accounts at W. . Allen's hardware store. X have been very lenient. Kow I. most have ray vaoney. W. J. ALLEN. DOK't MAKS AHY DIFFERKHCK what ether.storea have or have not got is stock, Charley McPheetera keeps np his reputation hy carryiag a weikaeleeted and frequently replenished array of choice goods. By awking fraqomt ordera his Rtoek does aot get stale, and you don't see ragged looking packages with the lids half off. For frah goods yoa most go to McPheeiera' grocery. No has excels Geo. Benckart aa a Bread baker His bread ereatea comment wherever wed, by its sweetness, riebneaa, lightness; Try it and be convinced. Facts. All the standard movementa in fine watches sold by- Joe Smith ; the best makes in clocks are to be seen to h store ; Sterling silverware can be had there by tee wagon load ; in &ct you have so naay styles to select from, and so ntneh to examine that yoa can besotted if too wiah to be. As headonarrers for reoaira to watches and elecka the Smith establishment hag few eqnala in Southern Indiana and no snneriors. An effort is made at this- honse to l are the wri completed at the time promised, so there are no annoying de lays. Remember the place, sooth side, the souare under Opera Hooe. " ' Fob Rkkt. 80 aertrs of, land, fur miles east of Bluomington . on the Rogers pike. . A twrti'in nf tim farm-i tin earn land. . Applj at thi" office. or gnatST oyrERs! The netet Oyster Parlor in town, and the iresheat Ovaters. Great care, taken in preparing them in all atjles. UEO. A. BEJtCKAKT. . ESGUSH Sravin : I jniotent reroom all Hard, Soft or CalUtuM-. ' Lnmps and Blemislmi from horsns, Bhiod c.tavins, Curbs, Splints. Sweone v,Blng-bone. -btifles, VavaisM. all Swollen Throats, Coughi, Etc. Bave S50bv raw of one bottle. W arranted the ssost wondarful Meniish rare ever known. . Bold by H. Lindley's Pons, Dmggist, BJoomingtori. dec. 9, 91 Hemp. Wilson, the old reliable I grocer, comer 6th street and Colies Avroge, nas wo rvnuiaiton or ft l 1 1 . . . m !a"lling the choicest country produce Try his Tobaccos and Best Plow is the John Doer Steel Plow. Don't buy any till yoo see k. W. J. ALLEN. Best oi Clover and Timothy Seed at ALLENS. For Studebaker wagons, carts and spring wagona, call at W.J.ALLEIfS. Hemp. Wixbom'b sbocbby is headquarters for Qaeensware,Ohvnwase, fine Tobaccos, choice Cigars, new rop Canned Goods, Dried Fraita, and the best of everything that is kept ia e family grocery. FOE YOU. 10 to 2ft per cent, less than reeuanyioing inat we cannot give irom our usual custom. Colored 8birttngs, .4e Yd. Wide Sheetings, .05c Yd. Wide Soft Finished Bleached Jiuslia, .6je The above prices will prevail until we eao Rent our room or make a decided redaction of our other foods. AH goods st lower prices wan any retailer can afford to sell them unless for special purposes. ALLEN BROS. THX HEW DBY GOODS MSN. FOR RENT,

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LouisvilleC ' Robert Carlton of Iodiaoapolis, in the city this week. Mr, Huncilmaa of New Albany spent Sunday with Wall. Pauley. Miss Lora Wilson who is taking post graduate work at Weilesley has been called home . by the illness of Miss Emma. Wb. I. Fee goes to Indiana.polis this week for a few days. "Y" meets on Thursday evening at the home of Miss'.Lindley, west 8th street. All are' invited and the members are; urged to be present. On March 17th the ladies of the W. R. C, assisted by the G A. K. will give a toruiiDg war concert and entertainment. It will consist of new songs and handsome tableaux. At the meeting ot the .Directors of the Agricultural Society, Saturday, the following officers were elected : Francis il. Rogers, President ; Thou. Eller, Vice President ; John Edmondson, Secretary; S. KCarmichael, Treasurer; Ren. C Smith, General Superintendent. Jas. Simmons was elect ed a director vice Anthony Johnson, resigned. The Queen's Latest Offer In The Qnem't "Word Contort," which the publishers of that magazine announce aethelnet one they will ever offer, A Free sducatioa consisting of a Three' YeerV Course In any Can lid inn or Ameriaa fiewinerw or VulUfe, ineludins aII expenses, tuition and bosrd, to be paid by the publishers of The Queen, or One Tear Abroad, consisting of One Sntire Year's Travel in Enrope, all expenses to be paid will be given to the person sanding then the larnvt list of words mde from the text which is announced in the last issue "The Cosmopomta n is a Bright, gparkiinr aTatmsine. the cheapest Illustrated Monthly In the world, at 2S cents a number, or $3.40 per year. The Cosmopolitan is Htarnlljr what the press aniversally calls It, The Best and Cheap est Illustrated Maintains'' in the world. The Cosmopolitan (or the first time in maeaslBe literature, a solendid Illustrat ed Periodical at a price hitherto deemed imnovsible. Try it for a year. It will be a liberal education to every member of the household. It will maVe the nights pass pleasantly. It will give you more for the money than you can obtain in any other form.' Do yoa want a firstclass Magazine, giving annuxllr 1,300 Paces hy the ablest writors and cleverest artists as readable a Mngsxine as mone'v can make a Macnxine that makes a specialty of liva tubjeout Young professional and baiiaess men seeking nays tne locations ahuuM read the "Business Onportnnittcs" shown in I They are semvtliiag net to the public in ueuosmonoittan never before given puoi fielieions excitement at high piteh in Huutineton ; many are going erasy, and some are paying ttieir dent. If that kino of relijfUm would strike Monroe county many gritcers anl other gooil penpie, would be, able to meet tircir bills Crawfordsville (Ind.) students, wImi wenrortb-witti iy and laughter to paint the roof of Wabash college in large naming figures, come again weeping with, soap ands and scrubbing brushes, and were compelled to wash every vestige of their brilliant joke from off its perch. . Where is Charley McPheetera grocery ? It is at the corner of Kirkwood Avenue and Walnut street. Does he deliver goods? Yes ; and promptly you can give that driver your orders. Does he keepfreeh Oysters? Yes, the best in town ; be has the lust ice chesl in the place. ,'. Pom.TRY, fbebh Oystebs, and almost everything else that is desirable in the way of "eating goods" can be found at Charley McPheet era' grocery store, corner Kirkwood Avenue and Walnut street. Don't drift into any other-house by mis take. Grape Vines. FineOrnamental Trees of all descriptions, con be procured as verjr tow pnoe oy oroertngtnroiiga tne undersigned. All things warranted true to same or money refunded. Any one wisning a large quantity or grane vine one or two year old roots, will be to their interest to call and fee me. . I. MILT. ROGERS. NOTICE. The annual mooting: of thn Stockholders of Big Creek Stone Co.t, of SUnMVille, 1891, at 1 o'clock . m.. M the o of nullum, wiu peiB saooaav. aiaira za. xuia ot ixht, oioomington, ina, to, -. ct wrenon 1 jr ine ensuing year, ana iijnsct otnor important lioalneu. B, A. Mod KB, Secretary. Charley McPhektebs' obo ceby house is the one you want to visit if to 1 are after good goods for your good money. He will have the best no matter at what cost, and while there is leas profit in tne sate 01 tiiese goods it is satisfaction to know that his customers are weiydeaaed. Save Money and get the latest designs in Qoeensware and Glausware at C. H. McPlieeters' popular grocery store, southeast corner of! the sqnare, Aew supply of Iron stone China and Decorated Ware o , Hemp. Wilson is the reliable staple groeerynian. Progress Block corner. lie will keep onlv No. 1 grades of goods, believing the best u none 100 gong tor ins eusiomers Fob Sale. A piano and hoosev bold furniture. Mrs. T. C. Van JNoys, 305 East th Street,

Time Table at. Bloomlqston. In effect Etbtusfy 8th, 188,1, ,. ' IViV-r-M nil Train North, arrives....... 10:65 a.m. llil Train Sauth, ........: 10 p.m. NightMail Train North, arrives 11: in p.ro Hail Train South, " 3 VI A.m. Laf.Acccommodatin, North, 8:11 a.m

ht. Accommodation, fbouth, 8:05 p.m. J lKHitsville Aceoni., Worth,.. ....7:so p.ni Louisville Accom., South .0:o n.m CARTER PSRRIMO, Agent. T Republican NotDlamtloa; Convention. The Republicans of the City of Bloomingtou will bold a convention ' for nominating a city ticket, MONDAY, MARCH Hth, 1891, from 6 to 7-30 o'olock p. m. 1st ward will vote at Bran nock's shop. Sd ward will vote at Worley's stable. 3d ward will vote at Olark's shep. .. Mass convention at Court Bouse- at 8 o'olock. None but Republicans will be permitted to vote at said convention. ' AhdmewT. Miwr.T, Chairman. The cnuroh deuoniinauoo ot the Friends will erect a building at Paoli, this summer. ... . Bed Men, The. great cbJefs end workers of the order in Indiana entered Upon their winter campaign with a determination io make a greater showing for the order the eomtng great sun than has ever been known in the history! 01 toe oruer id tne otate. vrganieers are at work circulating petitions, and several new council fires are nearly ready to be. lighted. From The Indianapolis Bulletin we learn that tribes are to be instituted at Elkhart, Lafayette end Pera. . ; . The membership of the order in Indiana is now nearly 5,000.; Durf ing the past six moons nearly every tribe has made a gain of membership. . ' . . . Knights op Fythiab' The statement has been goipg tne rounds of the various Pythian papers that Crescens lodge, No 33, of New' Castle, was the wealthiest lodge jn the State of Indiana. This is a mistake. The wealthiest lodge io the State is Indianapolis lodge No. 56. The report of the term ending uer. i, lotjw, snows xoui resourocs of Indianapolis lodge,- No. 66, to be f 9,408 93 ; total resources of Crescens lodge, No. 33, to be $7,374.1 8. At the above date No. 33, had a membership of 180 and No. 56 a membership of 437. Some .of the lodges are having a hard pull to recover from the im mense strain .made upon their treasury by the grippe last fall. The ritual of the order his beeif' translated into the Bohemian language, and -Hans Juh lodge, No. 5, of Nebraska, is uw using it. Ohio "has ! sixteen temples of Pythian sisters which are admitting members every eycuing: ' . Eph. Uiigheaand lioiry Butch er, wuo have tcu very sick are now couvalese'nt. ' ': A ladv revivalist, Mrs.Laugli-. liu, has been conducting a series- of meeting at Mt. li,bsl church. ' Shrep have advanced to rtnre than double the price ey- brought a year ago. : . ' If the first ' three days' :. of March rule the spring the. prospect. is not flattering. The old Jonas Mav farm -is now occupied by Dick Kirby, who will raise a crop there this season. Farmers and renters are busily engaged in moving around and getting settled lor tne next season s crop Judge Miers held a satisfac tory week of court at Martinsville, making himself as popular there as be always has been here. Wm. Wtlie, whose farm lies just south of town, is going to pro tect bis stock hereafter, Having made a contract for the building of a suitable barn. The county clerk's office was 4 busy place last Wednesday, the pensioners being ready to file their papers at an. early hour. Ibis great Republican institution (pensions) has been the financial salva tion ot Monroe county during the past three years. Jjet the, good woik go on. - Wm. Johneon of near Clear Creek, has sold forty-eight acres of land to Joseph Handy, Mr. Handy having recently sold forty, acres'" of his farm to Unas. Butcner, 10dy will reside on the land he urchased from Johnson. sgggggasas !,,,. ii i i ' J: v i mam K Pare Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known Used in MilHons of Homes 40 Years the Standard. DeDcfoim Cake and Pastry, Light FUAy Biscuii, Griddle Cakes, Pajatebh) ' f and Wboicsome. - NocOjtrU14iPdor4owok.

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aw.gccupying the Mintoo property. Rev. W. B. Minton and fam ily left Bloomington on Friday last for their future home, Anna, Ills. "i"' -raaaaeBMBBBaBB)essaasasaaaaaBB The application of Oscar Sou-. der'for lieenee to retail liquor was denied by commissioners' court. (IK . ' -.11-. I i -i-Miiw Sallie Oherry was visitituR Ida rauUHo at Spencer lust teek. . August K render's family are eoJertaining Mrs. Smeller of W,ukeslfa, Wis. .Prof, J. C : VYjeir and family have been spending the Boring va cation with Dr. Bryan, and family, in this city. . : 'Repairs are being made to the Baptist church, and in consequence nn services were held there last Sunday - Falinley & McCrea have em ployed Miss Litlie Lusadder, who ia,.ew at Indianapolis with that firm. '--After a visit of several weeks' wifK CiikE0 and Kankakee friends. J.'C.Tolan and family have re gained to Bloomington. Mrs,.KeUey of Allen's Creek, died Sunday , a week with fever. She' leaves-a busbaod aud three Jittle children- ,. r -r-livery annnK, wnen the roads are impassable and ghost stories all exhausted fhey fiticr gold in the gulclies 61 BrowiT county. They areiat itngsin this. spring. Cornelius Meadows took the place of. J, N Thrasher on the petit jury, Mr.'vThraBher having been excused frooserving, for sufficient reasons. Robert Marshall has, sold his interest in the Bloomiogtoo Oolitic Stone Quarry to J, W. Vria of llerprd, who will probably. . remove to this cily. srMonroe circuit court,' under tlnrifew bill, will begin op the 2d Monday of October, the Sd Mon-' dayuf December, the 1st Monday of March aud the 1st Monday of May, , "' rlf you desire to "take wafer,' yoniahould read the rates charged r vi m . . a - iqi tne use or tnat oeverage, as ao.vcrtjsed in the ordinance pubiabed io the Progress of to-day. -Thr; Eppinfihom-eiJ quarn- at Stinesville has been sold to other parties, and the farmer proprietor vrilfjstry and buy atone land near Illi)omioKton, which is in the cen'n let of the oolitic. linaestorte belt. asaBBSBSsBaBssBSnsBSsas .-Wm-"..A, Rtigcrs as -guardian, was-aued in the Knight ca in cin'uit court, and a verdict was lir ;ught in ' Wednesday night nguiost Rtwen for 920, and the coiit&jrre divided. Clint. Houston, was in town np Friday, He i says he will re move from Oosport to spencer, the lat ter part of this month, and will taks r charge of the sanitarium sta(Wm. N. bhowera has re ceived from the water-works con tractor a request for a city map, nplb the receipt of which Mr. Stafr will prepare the specification fou the work to be begun early in tbJipring. . "Squire D. A. Pearson was in town last Thursday, the first time since the day before New Year. He was attacked with lagrippe and ha&a severe seven' weeks' scige. He-eels that he is fortunate in having pulled through. -VRobert Marshall having sold I'hiiinterest fn the Bloomington Oolitic stone quarry, lias taken service with the Standard Sewing Machine travel. Co,, for which he will -Ed. Brodix and wife of Chi cago; arrived in town Thursday evening, and staid - over Sunday. EoUsays that the stone business' in thisMocality is a'ttracling a great deaf of attention in certain circles of investors in Chicago, 7 :, : Officers tqi: the':W. C. T. U. have been, elected as follows: president, Mrs: Sarah Gordon ; Secretrf j, Mrs, W.L. Whitled ; Treas urer, Mrs. Cliee. Robertsoti, ISach dimirlatjon jn ihe city is. given a Vjce President. . .. -Mrs.. liTelaon, a well known colored woman, died on Wednesday last; the funeral occurred on Thurs day. Ihe services were held at the Bap'istxchurcn, corner ' of 8th and "Rogers streets and was largely attended, the Odd . Fellows and Daughters, of lietxicca having e ot the ceremonies. Fred. Walters, a German who used to keep the workers at the polls pretty busy on election day, was .killed hy the cars recently at CUhlpo, this Slate.- Walters was riding on a freight train, fell In?' twoQo the cars, and was instantly killed. He left a wife and three uttildrcn who reaiue here. : John Evfrman, who ha been a citizen of Monroe and Owen counties all bis life, died in Spencer oil the night oi the 28th nit., with stomach trouble. He was near 1 years old. r unerai services were held at the Christian church at 2 p. ro. Saturday, conducted bv Elder Wells. . He was buried 'in R i r rr tiati cemelery.

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FEB, fl.OO FOB MAYOIt. L. Van Bufkirk will be a candidate for Uie efflce of Mayor of the City of Rloomingtuh, mhjsct'lo the decision of the Republican nominating Convention. Theodore J. Louden will bo a candidate for the olBco ol Mayor of the City of Bloomingten, suhleet to 'the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. William F. Browning is a candidate for the office of Mayor of the City of Bloomington, subject to the decision of the Bepuolican Nominating Convention. John S. Edmondson will be a candi date for Mayor of the City of Bloomington, subject to the Bcpubican Nomi nating convention. FOB TREASURER. Frank K. "Woollev will be a candidate for Treasurer of the Oily of Bloomington subject to the decision ot the Republican dominating Convention. FOB CLERK. Robert C. G reeves will be a candidate for Clerk of the City of Bloomington, sub ject to the decision of the Bspubltcan dominating Convention, FOB MABSHAL? George Owens will be a candidate for the office of Marshal of the City of Bloom. -ington, subject to the decision of the Re publican nominating convention. COTTSI OILMAN. Dr. B. A. McGee will be a candidate for the office of Councilman in the Third Ward of the City of Bloomington. sub ject to the- decision of. the Republican nominating convention. Joseph M. Smith will 1)0 a candidate for the office of Councilman in the Second Ward of the City of Bloomington, ; subject to the decision of the Republican i .Nominating Convention. Ben. Kirby will be a candidate for the ! office of Councilman in the First Ward of the City of Bloomington, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. II. J. Brannock will be a candidate for Councilman in the First Ward of the City of Bloomington, subject to the dceismn or toe Aupuuiican nominating con vention. Ben. B. Smith will be a candidate for the office of Councilman for the 2d ward of Bloomington, tulject to the . decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. Henry Alexander is a candidate for the office of Councilman ia the First Ward of the city of Bloomincrton, subject' to the decision of the Republican Nominating convtmuun. Dr. Graham of Bloomington, Ills., delivered the lecture in Col lege Chapel last Sunday. 11 is subject: "Wendell Phillips." A new store building is being erected at Kirksville, by Jos.Crain. Ed. Anderson and Henry F. Dillman have both been sick with severe and deep seated colds. Dick Maxwell suffered the loss of some valuable sheep one night several weeks ago. Protect the dogs. Homer Massey says he will soon be getting his wrist limbered up by handling a painter's brush. Going to quit looking if there is a letter for Jimmy crown or Joe Scaggs, at the. P. O. general delivery. ... - ' . 'v 'The Monroe County Horti cultural Society will meet at the residence of Esra Perring, Jr., on Friday, March 13th. The Secretary of the State Horticultural Society will be present at this meeting. A full attendance ia desired as we have special business ; also election of ofbeers for the ensuing year. Meeting promptly at 10 o'clock. All interested in Horticulture are invited. Mas. Ezra Pbbrlvo, Sec'y. The annual election of. directors of the Big Creek Stone Quarry Company was held Tuesday last. The following board was selected : R. C. Greeves, R. M. Weir, A. H. Wilson, B. A. McGee, Geo. Bollenbacber of Bloomington ; J. S. Williams and C. O. Dunn, of Stinesrille; E. M. Dugger aud R. F. Eveleigh, of Bloomfield, Greencastle Banner: Bloomington voted for water works last week and the "wets" won by the vote of 485 to 112. The city gets 60 hydrants and four fountains for 3,000 per year, and may after five years .putchase the plant, it is the best busiuess stroke the town ever made. Wm. H. Adams owned .a lease on the Thos. Mathers land, and as Mathers bad an opportunity to sell to a stone quarry company for $9,000 be found it necessary to remove the incumbrance- In the deal that followed Mr. Adams was paid 1,500 for his lease. f7,500 for leases in two weelts is a pretty good showing beats 'selling dry goods at 10 per cent, profit. The Wm. Blakely fatra near Clear Creek, four miles south of town, is for rent. It confabs 250 acres. Terras, cash rent half io September and half at the end of. the yoar, There are 80 acres of corn land, 12 acres of oats land, 25 acres of meadow. Balance pasture. Will rent all or part. Inquire of Ed. Anderson. One day last week Wm. H. Adams sold his lease on the W. H. Donvlapg land, to John Waldron, N. U. Hill, L. V. Buskirk, P. K. Buskirk, II. C. Duncan and I. C. Batman foe $5,000 The company then paid Douglass $3,600 for his land 80 acre. Wm. H. Adams ia also one of the new company, and they will begin work as. soon a possible, as there is an extraordinary showing of stone on the land. This laud Joius the Monroe Co. Oolitic gione Company's quarry oh the north, is tix miles. south .of Bfooniingtou, and oue mile froui the uiuiu Hue of the Mpuoq.

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The receipts of the Business Mens: Carnival were about 9300. Mre. Lara D. Worley of Ellettsville was quite sick last week; Bert. McGee, the cutter, will be home from Cleveland this week. Major Mulky has a carbuncle which he thinks a great deal of. Prof. Boone has rented'- the house on North College Avenue at present occupied by Prof. Jeiks. Benj. McGee will add another' story to the house he owns on east Kirkwood Avenue, at present occupied by Prof. Gilbert. Mrs. Webster will quit the hotel business the latter part of the present month or the first of April. Either Geo. Findlcy or Mrs Cummins will take the house. John Mauley has received his city man. It is very neat and .comprehensive-, and sells for the. 'small sum of 53. - Gov. Hovey will appoint the five Appelate Judges on Wednesday oi this week. It' lie should decide to selccL H. C. Duncan as one of them be would secure a good man for the position. Tomlitiaon of Chicago, who bought Charley Miller a land, has ordered the employment of twelve men, to begin work clearing the grouud for work .on the quarry at once. Mr. Tomlinson will operate this quarry himself has plenty of money to do business withoqC forming a company. Cedar Hill, ia the name of the new addition laid out on Mrs. Tuley's land in the southern portion of the city.. . Frank Brodix is the agent. A door wilt be cut through the east wall of the Auditor's office into the main building, so that the commissioners may have a room in which to transact their busiuess. The room is at present unoccupied, and it is a good idea to utilize it in this way. The Baptist church has undergone a thorough course of repairs. Chairs have been placed in the audience room, and it has been carpeted throughout. It will be ready for occupancy next Sunday. The Baptist people now have a ctsy and bgndboiue house of worship. Dr. Irviu K. Mott, whose office is located at the corner of 8th and Elm streets, Cincinnati, has had phenomenal success in the treatment of Brights and other diseases of the kidneys. Cases that have been refuted by others have been taken by him and either marked improvement or permanent cures have been the result. ' Persons who need the Doctor's assistance will find it to their iuterest to at least correspond with him. Ollie Curry and ii.m Lelia lingers ars to be married on Thursday night, . John, little sou ot Chas. P. Tourner, is quite sick. W, K Seward' was at Bedford Monday, taking orders fr stone quarry machinery. HSa5t t-Rcdiok Wylie believes that farming pays, if intelligently conducted. In the matter of sheep alone Mr. Wylie makes money, and this is only one of, the many sources of his liberal income. Last June be sheared 280 head, and he secured over eight pounds of wool to each sheep. Last week he sold this clip at 25c. per pound, aud hauled the wool to town at one wagon load. He was paid $556 for it. He now has 423 head of. sheep on his place. ' POWDER Absolutely Pura A cream of tartar baking powdei Highest of all Ju lea veuing strength U.5.Goverpu)cniRcport,Avg.l,,89

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Bloomfield News: J. 0. Bur bank, of Blooraingtou, called Tuesv day. Mr. Burbank h one of the nicest men we ever met, . Wixh qa wenld conclude to move to Bloomfield. " - '; ''. W. R. Woodward-, formerly general mperintendeut pf the Louisville, New Albany A. ChicagOY road, says the statement that he has been offered the general man tana bridge and of the iioUtsvilw belt arid terminal road is true, and that ho will probably accept. Dr. S: E. Smith, of Gospnrt, awistant physician in the State in sane asylum at I .ogam? port, has tanfljiriui lita V0cfflfn.1ti.kit ' - Ma lf of. the male department of the Michigan insane asylum at Kata tnacoo, and if there is a vacancyat Richmond, he will be a candi- - flnifv fnr the miiM.rinlfSitflf.fu.' of -n.-T - that iustttulioii. . . . ' Gosport Enterprise: Rev, Dobbs of Bloomington, who baa been conducting a series of protract' cd meetings at the Baptist canyon. is one of the strongest and ablest pulpit orators that baa preached toour people for some time. His sermon laat Sunday afternoon waa . preached especially for the little children,, and was highly appree iated by the children and older people as well. He is well liked by one and all in the community. The Law and Order League (before the late election) had largo ly attended meetings, and the fervid oratory made the coal oil lamps dance in their sockets. Since then three meetings have been called and at neither was there a quorum, A week .or so ago a petition with seventeen names attached was presented to the Chairman, Mr. Foster, asking him to osll a meeting. On Friday night this meeting waa to be held at the court house, and but three of the League were in attendance: R. C. Foster, Wm, Stuart and Mr. Forsythe. It will be alive and kicking before the general election in 1893 however. For some time Chicago parties have been negotiating for the Labertew farm of one hundred aerco. located at the north end of College Avenue. The trade was closed last week, and the syndicate will lay out a new addition to Bloomington, known as "Kenwood Place." Some twenty acres are included in the first plat, which will go on the market at once. The land is very valuable and desirable, and the; successful result of the negotiations are due to the well known skill of Mr. Ed. Brodix. The L&bertew heirs get $10,000 for the tract, but it is possible that forty acres of stone quarry land on the farm will -be worth that sum. SATE MONET. If you have to boy a coffin yon can save ten per cent by paying me oash wben you get the goods, C. a TURNER. Transfer mt Kent Batate, Futaishod by Ja W. Jackson, Beoorder. I Wot Socdaand Mortgages, correctly e. ecuied, call at Recorder's Office.') . John W. Cravens to Bosett dayman, lot 1, Waldron add, IM aaronu snu iiohr njiie vo fiucHf. Weir pt swq and pt whf and esq seco, Bloom isglfjuip., ti Asbond and John Wylie to John ,' Weir, ptswqneq K-cy Bloomington tp., 11 John Weir and wife lo Asbond and : John Wylie, pt whf acq shf aq ass to, qioomiRgsuu ip., vim Ambrose 0. Steirwaltto Blixa Kills, . pt seq neq sees, Marion tf., : ft) Wm.H. Douglass to John WV ' dron and Tf. K. Buskirk, Mt awa, and swq-iicq sccSS, Ferrr tp, . , 1,541 v Mary Ballanger to John Ballenger, sr., hf seq and nbf swq seq, ladian Creek tp, 1,0 James Chitwood to LIvona Chit, wood, undivided iuterest land sec 10, Beaton tp., 100. Rosetta Clavman to Flora Giles Jot 1, Waldron add, &04 Wm. B. Miii ton to Henry A- Woo- . ery, lots 343 and SM, city, ,tt)Q Wm. H. Niphol to U-vid Reed, ndivided ont-third bf sen, wt)f sa-q sec?3, Perry tp.,' ; 3,009 VC II - I ...11- W-.. lk ' ltf, Carmicbaels subdiviiuuq, . . M, Jona C. Buard to Florri(e K4-"-mundiou an4 Cnr t- TmtBui ' U0 actrs, Oloominstos tp , : 1,bo4 Elmer Biiasard to Florence Id ; mondson and Clara M- Tourper, undivided oaa-third in 110 acres, Bieotniugton tp.," Wft Scat Byers to Owen Bennett, pt svq nwqand acq neq sue 3 ajAd " 36, Indian Crwk to.

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