Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 9, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 April 1891 — Page 3
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AT THE NEW STOCK OP Bress Goods,
Ml Dress
LACE
IfflllllliP,
CURTAINS,
Carpets, Rugs,
Fine Shoes for Ladies,
LIENS' SOLID SHOES.
Whkke is Charier MePbeeters'
sroeefT? It is at the eoraer of
Kirkwood Avenue and Walnut
street. Does be deliver goods?
lea; and promptly you can give
mai oriver your oraers. joea he
in twwav; be baa tbe jbtst ice cheat
la Um place
Yon wabt some of those Iowa Seed Oats at James Robinson's grocery. -Hey are pare, and first-
.daaa. Also procure some' ot the
tmre Timothy Seed. For the best
Clover Seed ia town yon should go
to the grocery store of James ,Hob-
d, wesc woe pi we square.
You don't hate to go skirmishing all over towa ia search of groceries rinoe Charley McPheeters
w ia business. His store, on tbe eoraer of Walnut street and Kirk-
rood Avenue, has become a place
keep fresh Oysters , Yes, the best of resort for all who love choice
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--otr, Pbbhafs! Come p at :vmaii pay yoor notes and settle ynar scooaats at W. . Allen's hardware store. l eave been very leajeat Now I. must have' soy
W. J. ALLK3.
All Post masters of the country stSotaia Monroe ocetnty axe authorised -asMiafcrtlw Ftamo. A Hbrnl cmn-
" -issatn will be allowed on all suaaef -
I TOO want to boy a spring "gnm, a phaeton, a boggy- or any er vablcie, call oo Craig Worley o will take horses or sanies in Bent if you haven't the money.
a will find hi at at tbe cast side
y stable.
goods especially Coffees, Teas, 1
and fine canned goods. No hah excels Geo. Benckart as
a Kraut baser. His bread creates
comment wherever used, by its
sweetness, richness, lightness. Try it and be convinced.
Facts. Alt tbe standard move
meats in fine watches sold by Joe
Smith ; tbe best makes in clocks
are to be seen id his store ; Sterling silverware can be bad there by
tbe wagon load ; in fact yon have
many styles to select from, and
so asucn to examine mat you can
be sorted f yon, wish to be. As headquarters for repairs to watches
and clocks the. oimtb establishment has few equal in Southern Indiana
and no. superiors. An effort is
made at this house to lave the
work completed at the time promised, so there are no annnviuir de-i
lays. Remember the place, south
side the square uuder Opera .
House. RnxcMvruit Cubed ia1 Uay. 'Mystic Cure" for Blieumtitium and Neuralgia
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Mrs. John Cole has removed her household goods -to Indianapolis, in which city she will reside. Win. E. Buzzard has removed from the farm to a house in the
southwestern portion of Blooming'
ton, and will go into the dairy
business.
Bloominglou has an excellent j
Mayor iu the person of M. M.
Dunlap, and the gentleman who
will succeed him (L. Van Boskirk)
Jesse Hubbard baa been elected Principal of tbe Noblesville High School. The G. A. R, Post of Unionville are fortunate in securing Enoch Puller to deliver tbe Decoration Day address, John D. Alexander of Bloomfield will deliver the Decoration Day oration on May 30tb, in Bloomington,
The Labertew house has been vacated by Mr. Eaton, as the ira-
is equally competent to conduct the P6 "Py. "Sulred im-
h,.!n. J - ...fi.i .j meuiuw possession. Jdatou nas
waUi.wW m aa ovwqoiut AUU 0waiu
factory manner.
BAKES, BOYD & CO., a a
agents,
BLOOBUNGTOX, IINT
WHAT HAVK VOU TO TiiAOJB
xoa TOWNSHIPS,COUNTIES, OK STATES Call on or Address H. C. KICE, Patentee, Ploomingtok, Ikdtaxa.
A3 TO . -t 1 . n
rineei uuc ratters ever
brought to town, can be seen at the
drug store of H. Lindlry's Sous,
Largest stock in BlMmingtoo.
MEl Come! There aaast
wore delay. You will Save
6 by paying off ynor ate, mt .j-liwy Luut mcamat at the AUen-
. Bkst on Earth are the choice
groceries at Charley MoPheetcrii'
It rrmores at once the raune nnd tho disease! grocery bouse. It is remarkable
jje immrdii-lT dfcppin. FimrfocCreUy , too, what a quantity of choice goods
Hi tndirany vnrva ia 1 to 3 days. Its action nn-
;n tbesy stem is remarkableand mysterious !
beoeBi. tSrts. 8oW by Furis Bros,
sjirugguis, muonnDgtOD. till may 6 OrSTERsT " OYSTERS!
tanlWsre Stare. This is a POSI- .The neatest Ovster Parlor in fnwrt
iTA demand. and tbe freshest Oysters. Great ears taken in preparing them in all . ",", , itylea. Geo. A. Bekckaut.
inwuitt of fees ehia me from prr-k-. l.j i: J
t ZT .u! 7LT7 Md Blemi.be. from hors,BISp,Tin ' oney . and MUSI Garbs, Splints, Sweeo9y,Kiog-bone, Stifles,
un s. ii yeu non t wani a lee pn.iiuwonen rnr(iHU,uouj,'ti8, isto
ViU iasqed come op and settle at 371 7 w Srj?f J!oWi0L . . Vv V . . ea tbe most wonderful bbmish
wwwr. vua mmwit. known. Hold by H.
E DniffffisL BUunnitiDnflt.
suckiw unvss ia ine town is served at Geo. A. Benckairis
Dakery. where ean m. secured a
you can uuy utcrc lor a snmll ainnut of rea'ly cash. You will find
McPheeteri? Kroeery
rornpr--of Kirkwood Walnut street.
houxe at the
Avtuue and
Exoijsr Spavin Liniment re- style
moves all Hard, Soft or CaNoiued Lumps Shades, just brouuki ua
leys' So as.
None should buy Window
Shades tilf I hey examine those new
SOT Fringed Window
at tdtiU-
Wmrunt
enre cvor
Lindley' Sons,
dec. 9, 91
Hemp- Wilson, the old reliable grocer, cornel 9th street and Col-
labV wiH.peci.liy commend, irl'..!!
ttaest to tarmen and otBefs. r V " ,
, ,, iHirowa. iry cts Aooaccos and
, fipi&Ai, Spring Baggies and.Cjgan.
" -,- . I ' "I Una! P1AV ;u lU Il, T-
ale at
eonnty fail.
Bbooisa, '8arrey, ibrrageii.
aad all maaner of vehicles at Wins-
low'a wareroom and repair shop,
uppoane mil. mees tow. Fob Repairs or Parts of. any ewiag Machine, eall at 4 ' H. UH-PLByg BOMS. Iwm on human and borses and M ssnmale Dre4 in 30 minutes by WoolDrsreMftmItbM. Tbia new fails. Boll by It: Undley's Boas, Druggists, Bleocningtoa. dee.Vt-
you see it.
W
buy any (ill
J. ALLEN.
of Clover and Timothv
r -v w
oeeoas AmUifto.
For Studebaker wagons, carts
and spring wagons, call at W. J. ALLENS.
HEMP. VIIOK'8 GROCEHY is
beadqnartera for Queensware.Glass-
ware, fine Tobaccos, choice Cigars, new crop Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, and the best of everything
iui is aept in a family grocery.
Stock of Glofh-
ing for Spring, IS OOMFlLETia. X7e trant thelPeople of Honroe County to conieinaiidfiee
II of te M
THE JLEAST MONEY
UOS't JIAKJ3 ASY DlfFEBKNCP.
what other stores have or have not
got in stock, Charley McPbeeters
kepps up his reputation by carrying a well selected and frequently
repienixnea array of choice goods.
By making frequent orders bis
stock does not get stale, and you
don't see ragged looking package
witu tne lids halt off. For fresh
goods you must go to McPheeters grocery. If yon want something first-
viaBo iu neavy viih i a tiers, come
to our drug store, near tbe Bank.
Jf rices satislactory. H. Lindlky's Sous.
Attention Fabmebs For the best Fertilizer for Corn, Oats, Po
tatoes ana uarden Vegetables, rail
on ttiiey Banders or Win. H. Neeld
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Hemp. Wilsow is tbe reliable
staple grocerynian, Progress Block
corner. He will keen only No. 1
grades of goods, believine tbe best
is none too good for bis cus tomers.
Mi for
IS TH E MABKET. We have taken, special pains ia selectiag this Spring stank, and the quality is above tbe average. If you
you money if you will come and
See the .new stvle
Fringed Window Shades that have been received by Lindlev's 8on.
They are very neat, handsome, and
the latest thing out in Shades.
WBeat Clover and Timothtr
seed may be had at the Hardware 8tore of W. J. Allen. Almost every tbaik, this Spring, hag brought in goods for Charley Mobley, the south side dry foods and notion man. Charley idn't wait for tbe ODeninc of ant'ino
but went to the-city early and se-
curea a ireab new stock for the trade that was sure to come to him. Now If you want goods that were selected esneebilly for this locality, that are fresh and desirable, mn
'should call at the "Golden Rule"
store. Location corner of alley sooth side of tbe square, and next to barber shop. Don't get into the wrong room, but look for the "Golden Rule" sign.
want good clothing we will save
see us.
Suite fer&i,
8
lite do
at
sold elsewhere
dm do
Suite ! IS do do HO TROUBLE TO SHOW THESE GOODS.
ONE DOOR NORTH OF THE ALLEY. WEST SIDE.
J. P. mw k ft
Grane Vines. FinpOmiimnntnl
Trees of all descriptions, can be Droeured
I wy w price by ordering through tbe JH 'undersigned. AUthings warranted true Tl a name or money refunded. Any one wishing a large oii.ntltv of erranA vin.
15 or two 'e"r W roots, will be to their
ir m obii ana see me. I. MILT. ROGERS. Go to Faris Bros, and get a bottle of genuine South American Nervine to relieve the -grip" symptoms. wny persons have been helped by it
Joe bmilh will took after the
interests of tbe city in the 2d ward.
and will give matters of a public
nature bis personal supervision,
no doubt. Joe is one of the most
attentive men to business the city
has ever produced, and it ia reason
able to presume that be will give
the public business as much atten
tion as he has always given his own.
V I rm. a aa a
donn CKocKweit, wno nas re
cently been granted license to re
tail liquor, says lie is bitterly and
unalterably opposed to tbe liquor traffic, as conducted -by many per
sons, and so purely through philan
thropic teelings, he has consented
to carry on an establishment during the next twelve mouths at
which the best order shall always
be maintained, where persons need
ing a stimulant for medicinal, me
chanical, agricultural or horticul
tural purposes, can be supplied.
Bloomington has never been with
out a saloon of some kind, usually
six or eight, and it they were all
conducted in as quiet and orderly manner as Stockwelt conducts his
establishment, it would be to the
credit oi the town.
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-Kev. 14098, wno bas created a
favorable impression here with ev
ery one, and has worked up an in
terest in religions matters in the
Christian church unequaled bv any
other Pastor, has, decided to go to
Cakra, Oregon, Wuerc he has been
cenaerea a ciiarge. airs. Koss is suffering with that dread disease, consumption, and Mr. Ross' prin
cipal object in making tbe change is the hope that the change of climate may be beneficial in Mrs. Ross' case. He will be greatly
un.sea nere, as he is an untiring,
conscientious worker, inside and
outside the church.
mediate possession. ' Eaton
rented the Balleoger house.
Mrs. Goaa of Gosport haa been
dangerously ill during the past two
weeKs, Mrs. u. F. Smith, Mrs.
Lincoln Martin and Mrs. P. B.
Martin were at her bedside a por
I tion of last week.
Some of the "tall timber" of
the Lawrence county leirul fraterni-
ty. and a number of the railroad lawyers, were present in court last
week, in attendance upon the hear
ing of the railroad switch case of
th9 E. A R., tbe Monoo and some of the quarry companies.
ge JNorman baa rented
Mrs. Cole's house, on College Ave
between 6th and 7th streets.
Mrs. Stone was visiting rela
tions iu Paoli a portion of last
week.
Have you paid your first in
stallment of taxes? Jf not you are
liable lor the penalty. Mrs, John M. McGee of Marion, O., is visiting her parents, Wm, Buskirk and wife.
t A job" printing office is : now
located in the room upstairs over Jimmy Robinson's grocery, in tho Fodder gallery. All the material is new and of tbe latest
demgns, and the proprietor is a skillful
workman, juerohants, manufacturers and
protessional men wno need letter beads, bill beads, cards, notes, etc.. should trive
i.t . ii ii in . . i i
uuuavau. xjs win turn out worn equal j from a
w xuuwuiijuii9 ur viuer ewes, as lias removed his family to Bloomington, and hu come to stay.
W. T. Blair is now President
of a new Building Association, tecently organized in this place, The Koch lymph treatment in Frank Marlin's case was not a success. He returned last week from Louisville.
Among those who went to Indianapolis to hear Bernhardt were J. G. McPheeters and wile, Edna Fields, Cora Carmicbael. Pad. Sparks of Stanford will remove to Bloomington, having purchased the residence of Ab. Anderson, in South Park, for $ 1,-050.
A deed was sent to Prof. Von Jageman to sigo, by which he transfers hi9 property on North College Aveuue to Mose Kahn for f 3.000.
Miss Minnie Arkens of Green- Mrs. Margaret A nderean, a castle is visiting in Bloomington. old citizen of Bloomington, died on . . - XT, 1 . Friday night last with la grippe, -Mrs. Moore of Vincennesr is mlt i. .i V.u
visiting her daughter Cbarhe, in Slind morn; at IMWsqca th,9ulaoe' of R.C. Foster? Harry Axtell has returned r . . " . from Wyoming. He may return 'I)p' Cr" w akiog arrange. later on, ment-s to improve his residence i ,i. i I,, property on North College Avenua Nellie Jeaeup of West Newton, by modernizing the building su4 Iud., h visiting her grandmother, the addition another story. Mrs. Snodgrass, ou East Kirkwood . Aveune. Tbe 8tone SgwmiJl of tho i i . . , Central company is rapidly nearing Spencer Journal: Harrison completion. Tbe machinety ia night made satisfactory arrange- being placed In position, and tho menta with his creditors, and re- work ot sawing etone will soon bo sumed business Saturday, bean. ' At the annual congregational In many parts of Blooming meeting of Walnut 8t. Presbyter- ton "great lazy hulks" of boys an mn church, last Friday, Mr. Hugh sneaking about through tbe alleys Marlin and Mr. Redick Wyiie and in front of residences with flo were unanimously elected Elders, bert rifles and spring guns, killing o . , 11 , red birds, robins, blue birds. Thera -Spencer Journal t Mrs. Wes- ia a 8pecia Ste ,aw 5 fof ley Coffey returned last week from i ...-.t. . r..-5-
,1 - . .... . "s MuuioiiiMcui. ui iierBuus wno Kill a three weeks visit in Bloomington, the in6ect.e..ini, lonr birda .nd
njured j0 ,ho j nterest of common hnmanU
lMh?y should be prosecuted, with
VHSDKi
Wm. Wylie, who has resided
on his farm just soulh of town for many years, baa sold out and has
come to town to spend the remainder of his days. Finding it im
possible to rcut a desirable house, he purchased the McKioley bouse
on North Morton street, Carson
Wylie bas bought the home farm.
The stockholders of the "Cen
tral Oolitic Slone Company, north
western portion of the city, at a
meeting held last week, decided lo'i
add a brickyard (0 their plant.
The clay is very desirable for tbe
purpose: and there baa never, been
a supply of brick equal to Bloom-
ing ton's demands. I here wilr be
more money in the brick business
than in the stone enterprise, if it is properly conducted.
H. S. Bigham, "little Big" as
he was called, died in Indianapolis
last week wilb blood noisomne
carbuncle on one of his
hands.
Mr. Shoemaker has been authorized by contractor Starr to rent
ground upon which to store the
water pipes and mains when they arrive here. The Progress will donate for his use forty acres iu Benton tp. When you have any legal advertising, such as administrators' notices, non-resident notices, or anything else of that kind, instruct your attorney to bring it to the Progress office. .
Water works arc not needed
just now, but about August or Sep
tember people will be crying for
them.
in increase 01 oiuo a vear in
.11 . ...
tne Faioon lax would nave increas
ed the State revenues at least $300,-
WUU. tbe last Ljrislal'ire refused
to entertain tho proposition, but
increased ihe taxes of tho farmer
100 percent,, while, at the same
time it reduced the taxes of tele
phone, telegraph, aliening car and exnr. ss companies from .50 to 80
per cent. What a record 1 .
TS 1 . . a.
x-xenange: a traveling man.
who spent the day in towu vester
j .. .....
nay, naci a moaei metuou of meas
uring bolted dry goods, which, if From initiations.
Hiuoweo, win save iota 01 time tor Transfer fees.
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eieras, especially during invoicing Fiues,
season. It is this : Take half the Premium,
circumie.reuce ot tne bolt, and add
... 1 T 1 . 1 . . L , .
n iu um wium oi tne noard on whioh the goods is wrapped. Mul
tiply tins figure by the number of r..i.i :n .i. i.l i j-1. .1
btn l.v AR Th ...,lr -III K ?M t0' 3
J ' awta Hill WU t U I Wj. j
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One of flMr"mniYhatitB mtiv ). nlan frij. o. ,
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Ull IiraCIlClHI TfMST VO(irarflnr ttnrf I . - '
iu.'u' :rr series m,
uuuh iv iv V9 uuiauiug iu lis cor
rectness.
The Workingmeu's Building Association held its annual meeting on Saturday night, April 11th. Directors were elected as follows : J. G. McPheeters. W. T. Blair, Frank Bishop, J. S. Hannah, J.M. Rice, 8. E. Carmichael, Thomas Massey, F. R. Woolley and H, C.
uiincun. uiticers were eie'ted as Ibllows : President, J, G. McPheetrrn; Vice President, S. E. Carmichael ; Treasurer, J. M. Rice :
Secretary, F. R. Woolley? Attor
ney, lra, ?. liatman. Aniitiner
Committee, R. M. Weir, W. E.
Woodburn and John Waldron. Appraising Committee, 8. E. Car-
nx'chael, Frank Bishop and J. M.
Rice. From tho Secretary's re
port it is shown that the profits for tbe year were:
I 95.50 46.00
Bedford has two good Bunks.
and (ho following from the "Mail"
of that town, gives notice, of ahoth
er : "There is a movement on foot
toward the establishment of a new bank in Bedford. We are not at
liberty to give the particulars of
the matter at present."
AH the men, women and
children have an affection for Bob
Greeves, the City Clerk and candi.
oate ror re-eiectioo. ilia mainrily
will be "way up there," but that i:s
no reason why every Republican
voter should not see that his balbit
is all right for Bob, so that the
majority may be as laree as nossi-
. 1 1 -
1 oie.
Grandma Howe, who was
by a fall, is much better.
Bedford Democrat: Misses
Kynn and Nellie O Connell attended the wedding of Mr. James
J-teiginon and Miss Lizzie McMa
ban at BJoomingtou, Tuesday.
Clint Houston, who lately re
moved to Spencer from Gosuort.
is tne possessor ot a clock of the
Revolutionary type, like Grand
father's of old, that bas run fur
seventy years without stopping.
Married, Tuesday, April Hlh,
air. james iighton to Miss Liss
zie McMahan, Rev. Father Bogeman officiating. After the cere
mony the bridal party and the
fuesta repaired to the residence of Irs. Richard Kirkman, sister of
tbe bride, where a sumptuous din-
uer awaited tbem.
The new job printing office,
up-atairs over James C. Robinson 'si
grocery, west ride, is doing a large
business already, and it is doing! good work. This shows that tbe I
01lie Curry has bought an express wagon and team and is doing: work ia that line. One of bis borses escaped from the stable 00a night last week, and was fonts! next morning dead, Dillon TalbottVauil tor dam
ages against the I. & V. railroad was tried at Bedford last week, and a verdict of $50 was awarded Mr,
ialbolt, Chaa. Showers, arcomDanieil
by hia mother, arrived at homo
lat week. Mr. Showers seems t
be in better health.
The elcctrio light compttiv held a meeting- at W. J. Allen'
store l ist Thursday night, and it
was decided to receive bida from
compnnies for putting iu ua incaun
ueacent plant.
Ab. Ketcham has sold his fin
residence and grounds in the south-
field ms not occupied, as we have western portion of Bloomington to uatUeti.no maintained. Oppo,,- Dr. Money has been
iwu uiveu'ua iuv ouoiut'sx, HUU iu
a month or so still another job of-
In the mutter of the city election, which will soon be here, it is
well to remember, that never in
the history of Bloomington, have i
we had as satisfactory a Marshal
as George Owens. He was only
fice could find a profitable field
here. Bring 'em on.
n. J. Urannook is a mechanic
oue of tbe best shoemakers in the place. He has been making a number of substantial street im
provements around his residence,
witluu the past two years, aud haa
au idea how people are taken ad
vantage of by contractors. He
will, we believe, give street work
a close and careful scrutiny tn
tbe 1st ward, and demand that
hereafter it shall come up to speci
Heatioaa or co unpaid, A nd that
is right.
paid -on the trade, Mr. Carmichael
states.
Henry Gentry is advertising
for band and specialty iwmile. awl
it is stated, will make the season, under a tent.
w am(BBiiaaaaaHsBBasjsjawawaaMasBas Miss Ella Clark, sister of O.
B, Clark, is visiting here.
Miss Carrie Davis of Rome.
Gii., is the guest of Mrs. Worley, at Ellettsville.
Lindley Bros, soda fountain is
now making the thirsty public happy. It is a grand institution
iu hot weather.
Mrs. Ella Ward Ncff rfk W
week- in Kaneas City, and
buried at her old 1mm. ia W
cnester, iiui.
Interest?,
Duplicate fees, Undivided profit,last rep.
PRESEST VALDE OF SERIES
992.89
100.40
1930.71 102667 2.00 87.80
Jinere is a not bent bpmsr in
augttrated in the 3d ward against
Dr. B. A. McGee. the Republican
11 t e. .
uTe Vr councilman. M gses Ell. IT J
I. 1 . 1 ...... I 'l'h.,1 ij nn 1 . n I Ia. I . L I . ' ....
eiccteti oy a nare majority the Bret ,, n JT"" T o If.. u,iy Vanzandt attended an vntcrtain
time, oecause ue was untried, and j VTB', "l irPu"'.,c"ns ment given by the Schubert Club
many persons preferred to know ""l"" ,wru BUUUi g'v iu Bedford, on Friday eveoine laet. ..I. .1. i. 1 J j ht i I united and hearlv aimtuirt T ' v. .
" 1141. II U WIIIU Ull. 11UW lUeV I ... . J IT ' I I'l 1 I
know, and he has made eood all WI,J " a 8tronB vBort made down Wasted. A partner who
the pledges he eave, and has eiven ,uere t0 eleot Campbell, and the would invest $00 in a busioeea
. . . . " 1 r u j. a a. . i aTer ... .
us a quiet city, tbe result ot prompt i""a "! uuy must oe circum- payiujr iu per montn. Addrcsa
- - I linnl n, Lf 1 1 . .3 ll. . T t I B . I I. 1 AA rl
enforcement of the ordinances. He
should be re-elected by a majority
which will be a rousing endorsement. Republicans can do it, and
we believe tliey will
Hate Yon a Postal Card ?
U you have not, get one, and send
your address to the American Ac-
6.
Series Nq. 7, Series N. 8, Series-No. 9, Series No. 10,
A pool is being formed at Or
leans tram rn u-amv thai
qa o: . . . r"
7 f from tne sulphur wells, said pool
to ne used tor tbe immersion of
those who desire to be baptized tr mar .
rf. a. Aoniews uored a well near French Lick recently, and at a
depth ot 300 feet struck a flow
74.45
65.04
65 79
45.08 38.07 89.89
21.01
Cash receipts of the Association
-!J . .r.f -ii. ,i -
.uBUl v o. w uouisviiie, txy., d for,henalfyear were 28i56m.37.
w, -jru. Hr.He uwwer Assetts lit 877,246.11.. Paid
w T Jim ,11V fFIBU Ul Qe UOUJpany. It will pay you to know
something about this company.
it is a solid concern, composed of
Louisville's best business men. en-
aorsed by tbe State, and has f 100,
000 deposited to pay los.es. Ad-
np
stock has been issued to amount of
910,000. 82,893.05 bas been di
vided as profits during the past six
months. xpeuse8 ot the Associa
tion during that time, f 182.25,
is visiting in Terre
Mies Anna La wes
dress Robert Skene Jr., SeoV and relations and friends
uenerai Manager, 338 W. Main Haute.
St., Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Ubristopher Wolf of
Stinesville, has brought suit against visit to friends.
. R
WW. Hutehinga returned from
Arkansas on Wednesday last, on
the Big Creek 8fone Quarry Com
pany ior $iu,uuu damages. Chris
topher Wolf, her husband, who
was an enemeer, stepped out of the
engine-bouse last fall and was killed by a falling derrick.
A. Fulk and wife were in
Lafayette a portion of last week,
on a visit to their son, Homer.
Baker, Boyd & Co. tell the
Progress that they have thirty-two
Prof. J. W, Stottz. who so bouse patterns ou their books this
mysteriously disappeared from bis pring Wfttty.e veo of these
home in Mitchell, Iud., Oct. 6, has re at last been heard from. A letter! . Chaa. Atll in at. th Tint
has been received by the school 8prigs of Dakota, with a severe board of Mitchell from the trustees case of rheumatism. of the school at Da Leon, Texas, e 1 ." : r. TV - asking as to the Qualifications of time in May Mrs. Coffin
one J, W. Stottx. a bachelor, thir- ? 'V6 " uer daughters
ty-five years of see. bavin- h tom oa l ' Mr?- 'ora
widowed sister, Betty SandersT nd U.ruT "r .' her son living with him. This is 1,1 aUl"Kf?.rdof ,.M,?"1a.Pol,, ihe same woman who disaDneamd and r. Nellie Brodix of Chicago.
about the same time Stott did. The wife and child of John Stottz s family are atill in Mitchell, Davis of Wichita, Kansas, arrived and this is the first they have heard iu BIodraieton Tuesday of last
irom bim since he deserted them. 1 week, nn viait tnJii. w rw;'
family.
He's About welt Kw. Gosfobt. Ino. March 10. lam c.i.
Bros., Sirs As a result of the aratitnde
feel for the beneflts derived Vnm iholi --. V
U of Km Smith Am.rin... I1?1 WMSK.
cbased at your liouao in February, I de-
V w nMi.a mm. i witb leeung "miserHble and no aocount" from the effects ot a severe case of grippe, and that in ono wek rrom the time I Hrt begun the raodioine's use I felt rasllv bolter. Now T hoi
am almost well, but I am still taking thia
edicine, as I want to feel all ri.rhi. in.
fore I quit. You may publish this.
JOHH J,. AIABliiSY.
Mike Seward
Indianapolis friends
was visiting a portion oi
Mrs. Clara (Sluss) Bicknell of
Omaha, arrived in Bloomington fiist week, and is at the home of her parents, E. E, Slues and wife.
Mrs. Walter Lindley will
leave for Indianannlis on Friday.
and will perhaps yiait Coouersyille..
vented. Rally round the Doctor. Ckv. Lock Box 533.
and give him a positive majority, I Lid.
for, as all know, it is a close ward. fw f th . r ,
graded hoo teachers i, Miss Maud
ULTY.-Dr. Jordan has completed vanzanor, wii i go to uuion Acad, amuii'nimonf. in i r emy, A nna, Ills., at the open ins- er
Stanford University and has made . ,e1rm ,n 8eT?B.b" b"K
the following names publio: Dr . ..V.V l'lw '
Andrew White, ex-President of "'V,1"0"- " ,8. " rsbyterta
Cornell University, non-resident ZlKr.. n.naer lM rre8,aeooT
Professor of History : F. Stanford. Minton'
of Lake Forest University. As-1 A now lina nf lumua
sociate Professor in Physics ; Hor- riages and snrreys. Second door
i's corner grocery.
of
sulphur water. There is evidently ace B, Gale, of Washington Uni- north of Wihmn
a subteranean river or lake of the versity. ot. Liouts, l'rofessorof Me- Call and tret nricra.
nrceinus fluid iinrlpr OrantrBwinnfw I chanical Eiitfinferino- Prnf. .Tun. I '
but OrlpHtia npnnln dnn't ImiTA t enh Swain, of Indiana Tlnivprsiiv '. Aley has purchased
go near so deep to get it. Associate Professor of Mathematics j i,ro'- ow.ain 8 residence, on NoHk
uougiass u. ijampbell, of Xudiana srnce paw uw.
i.very voter will take pleasure University, Associate Professor in Tl, m.v..;.
:.. ::.. "T?..i. t..ii. i?r. ..I n- T-..i r. .. - . . "i"iKiua rraenatm
... g. vnig w uuuuy - a n. "r"J . x, oi ujb win present the very fonay
x-muii looouieiui.iRuiacnppie, so '"" , cu.vereiiy, associare yaukee comedy, "Old Jon at baa
a r i a 7i. I p r or o r B'eermg ; c'oburg" at the Opera House about
., u. u,D.,.c.u i ngm. -o ie tne last ot April. This is the nlav He w a clear-beaded business roan rauw, to be associate professor in ;n wliinK th f.m., 1JLJ
a man who will make T model physiology. Y.lrp k.. T
. m a
uuy x reasurer, ana will come up
witu tne cash, as have bis prede
cessors. Remember that it is
Frank Woolley who is ruuniog for Treasurer.
vr i is .
jotning iooks worse tban
letter-bead or bill-bead or other
commercial printing .done in the
common newspaper body letter
with newspaper dashes and leaders. Persons who receive such work at
a distance guage the house that
sends it as away down below par.
If you want stylish, city-like work
punting that is almost equal to
engraving, send your letter-heads.
cards, statement beads, envelopes, aud all manner of comnieroiol work tn Tlni-i-ir 'P R..I Ink mi.l..
V A.M.., UVIIM UI1U1C1
uioomingroii, or leave tbe order at
the Progress office, and it will be
promptly taken to the Bolt iob
otuce.
Mr. Coleman, on the staff of sevmI
the jruisville Post, a gradu- -1000 agents wanted to sell ateoPWabash i College, and mem- townships, counties and stales, ber of the Phi Psi fraternity, was ISO iur mnnib .ml
iu Bloomington Su nday. Rice, at Baker. Bord & Co.
Finest buggies and ; carriages Call on S. 'C. Teter. smnit
ever brought to the city, - Prices door north of Wilson's corner groremarkably lew. Second door eery, and sea his elesrant . eamauwar
north of Wilson's grocery, fj. F. and surreys.
leter. proprietor. -E. E. SIiisk and &. .M.t.i..
.... ..v .. a .. v bedside of their eon, Dr. Jai. Situs, h, is tnUlly ill with consumption, at bia
of
-Mr. John Dinsmore. one
the oldest and most reaped ed of borne in Vigo county.
Monroe county citizens and tarmers.
felt recently and injured one of his hips. Mr. Dinsmore was hurt in
a similar manner several years ago.
-Misses Lillie and Emma Gen
try are at Atlanta. Ga.. visitinn-
their brothers who are at tbat place nnmber of Buggies, Surreys, Car-. tit. il -r .1 1 rr tr
wim mcir auow.
The livery stable stock bo
longing to tbe estate of John Hv Cole, will be offered for sale bv-
auction, at the stable, ciruer of 7th.
street and College Avenue, Thurs-v
aay, aiay 7tb. There ia a large.
L. Van Buskirk, the Repub
lican candidate for Mayor, is an
educated, dignified gentleman
fully competent to administer the
office of Mayor in accordance with
the requirements of law, and to the best interest of the city. No man
can do more tban this, and if a
man tries to make you believe that he will, in his position as Mayor,
bring about the lowering of taxes.
annul contracts, eta, he evidently
City Prosecutor Batman
sick, and con lined to bis room.
IS
Mrs. Adolphus Pauley is ouite
ill with la grippe.
-Will. Smith has bouerht and
will occupy the property of Wm. Qilos, Mr. Giles will occupy part of H.. 4, ttrnnock s house for the preeont.
Ira Carter of Stanford, "who
has been teaching at Stinesville, will o to
uexingiQi, fl.y., loanena business college.
Miss Muhle Fields is the mint
believes the men whose support he r Judge Cunning of Martinsville, solicits are ignorant and gullible. t. , L. Van Busltivk will betheMavor mT?f- "' of Ellelt.-
..f Hl,..,,;.i... ' - !" raimra oo niflnaay morn nc of Jjuoiajpgton. I i,h to JJiss Florence Mebtee of this city.
riages, uorses, Harness. Bridleav
and everything necessary to carrjr-
on a nrst-vlass livery stable. A
complete list of tbe property to bo
offered cau lie aeen at the stable lyany oue who may desire to knowany thing about it This will las a fine opening for any one who may desire to go into the business, a the building is sew and well p pointed, and the stock is iu firat-. class condition. Write to Nat TJ, Hill or Ira. Di)lman for further particulars. On Wednesday evening last Wm. Stuart and wife celebrattd
the 50th auoive rsary of their mats
nage jii a quiet way, Vbeir daughters took tea with theuv
li-filr.V