Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 35, Bloomington, Monroe County, 21 October 1891 — Page 2

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The all Weather, Winter Is Coming. WE ARE HERE.

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The Largest Stock of CLOTHING and HATS, The Largest Stock of BOOTS and SHOES, Ever Brought to Southern Indiana. : TPm EARTH

That can be had for the money ought to be good enough for you. Your dollar is as good as any one V dollar, and will buy as much at

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CLOTHING AND HATS, . BOOTS ANb SHOES. 'aec T. SXMOILTS &c CO.

Sal .go gr Awmw. 1 "Wal NtWaiiiW 111 insi: THK MAN NOMINATED PXTTHK RRPOBLICAW OONVrKTIO. -The following article baa to the Pboqbjss lor nobby anaie at oar leading Msnmeooatv fiuwetv, who leel fkmtt a ictaiag iwaght, occasionally at least, to ho ssiel in their defense. The articie apes, for fteJf, and tteadvn atay make their An the VreMS, I tka-awm isUu mA sknuil . Ifcvid Starr Jordan, the recently 1 efectprtssdtiit of the Lebnd Staeloid, Jr., Uaiveretty, seems, by virtue of ma neviy-arqoirrd honors, to Lav assumed the right to snake a rtiana which the great mass of iwrd-working famsrs in our country anil reseat, as both malicious aari untrue. la an article in the hut Feensa, caDed MAgrieaitural Drpremioo tmd Waste of Time,n ft twldea Jordan followed the lead ot &fr. Atkiasuu and thesubsidixed hredwea of the areas in asaigaing the daamnaiesi of thepeat few years ha aevieahisre to lasncss en the part of the awaaer. Because, forauuda, durti his trareiu in Indiana ha saw-farry -mm collected at a railway station awaking the arrival f a traitt when they ought to have been at work, he predieaiea bia entire theory of the eausas of agrieatetal depression. II r Jordan does not ask them whet her or not they are Carmen, we bytbey are waiting. Perhaps they may oven have gathered together, (so modest is true greatis to listen to one ot those (hes for watch the honorable 8. J. was ones famous. For, his acqastntancesbiD with sailhonaires. the honorable gentleman WMBceaideat of Indiaaa State Colsge, and depended largely oat tha ruml districts tor his pupils. During those chrysalis days we saay be sure he never berated the nunater far bis idleaeas, but since beeawiug a fuU-fiedged friend of BtUlioaaitee, he, of eourar, has

u makiog the supneskieu that t Iris railway station Ls a fair sample af al l stations he is miatakea, and ia sappsaing that tha fatty men are finnan s is- still further strong. Tho asn who have built utt the . gveat- West, .who have worked and atrivea Msdar all the triah) of forty ycara, atartisg with the privation of frontier life and having eonquared them, bring oaf rooted with the - ever growing evik of railway and trade diaeriaaiaaiioa and take eeonoarieaad finawshl irsteats, which still harram them these asan who.

all these dtfaenlties, have tyestera oranmoo wealths, are tha men vrho loaf at street or eataer crooaneaor at laalway aatioea. Our prodanata have no time tor snob loafing. It hi tha Boa-prod Hears middkxasn, aolitieians and nthere of that ilk who form the balk of the ffeejsentetaef the ualooit, and are a constant tax on the industrions. Wham there are fbnr store-keepers M a town that eta hardly support on, there are pretty sore to be jbor wWa sen three-quart era of the tim. ft is t th iUitrs. aod

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DOUBLE their name is legion, whom the fanners have to support is their drone-like existence, tba, we may lay a large part of oar agricultural .depression. Bat President Jordan need sot go oat to country towns in search of parasites. The effect of bring a millionaire's protege may have been to make him so "for sighted" a to be nnable to see the thousands nay millions, of nnriproducers, hindrances to industrial development, that elnster close around their most fully developed types, the millionaires themselves. The broker, commission merchant, hankers, lawyers, et si, msy all be more justly blamed for the "present agricultural depression" than the is time tnst sir. domsn snn the paid sophists of W all street stopped making such ridicu lous assertions, lite American farmer is the most industrious ciliisen of this Republic. Charles Stewart Parnell, from 1887 to 1890, acknowledged leader of the Irish party, died suddenly at his cottage at Brighton, on Wednesday a week. He had been in failing health ever sines the OVJbea divorce suit was instituted, and the recent struggle he had maintained to keep, the leadership of his party, had done much to weaken an already sick man. On Friday he took a severe cold to which he paid no attention, and on Wednesday he peacefully expi.-ed. Five years ago Parnell was" the idol of the patriotic Irishmen, but - his bad morals lost him their respect and he was poshed from his pedestal, lib enemies, and be made many, pleased at his demise, say no good of one who made a brave, patriotic, persistent and what will ultimately prove successful fight for the rights of his country. Parnell was pnr -abed, while living, for his fault, and now only his distinguished patriotic services should be remembered by bis countrymen and hy liberty-loving people of the world. St. Louis Globe-Dem.: All the preachers of Lexington, Ky., united in a denunciation of horseracing last Sunday. Horse-racing is a very great evil, to be sure, ami it is proper tor the clergy to denounce it ; but we doubt i? there is a pastor in Kentucky who would doee the blinds, of his study-win dow it it happened to open on a view of the Lexington track during the great trot of a few days hence between Nancy Hanks and Allerton .a. ine Kansas wheat yield am ounts to 58,000,000 bushels, and the corn crop is estimated at 145,000,000 bushels. These figures snow new nature co-operates with bouest industry to refute the tales of woe that are told by the Alliance orators. The death rate per 1,000 pen sioocrs last year was 81, and it will grow rapidly larger with each sue i? .a 1 .a eeeuinir year, tons lessen ids: m public expense in that relation fc the gratification of some Dcmocratn. Laura P. Lyon, who lived on 88th street, Chicago, wan not f ruling well. She went to doctor who gave her four Dover powders, with instructions how to take them. Laura evidently thought that lit one would do her good the fonr would cure her. At any rate she took the fnor at one time and an iuquca was held that afternoon.

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STORE. It n. R. A. Larimer, ip Xawreneebore Preaa. ' " THE 8TATE UNIVERSiTY. MewualnctM and Ita BeatsitlIwJ SwrroaindlBiaa. Advantage of the IblUy The Facu'fy now m aruatnvi ljtvc, .xuay am Knfa Themelti. On the fumroit of a tunny flaps tlantmir to east and west, toward which, over a carpet of lb grsH, lead winding walks and atill rearcely worn patbs, nwillnj; among ana furrounaea oy tna fpiiardini; ITTftDdeur of forest treat, their mid-aum"-raer ioliaes a-quiTer in the crisp air which has in it a threat of the flnt nip of frost. under tne nuio and hover of nstnre soli tudo and silence standa the pride of Ind iana oar state university. Its beauty, its importance, its influence for good, its power, the inspiration it kind!e, the ambition it gratlfim, the lofty aims 11 niniuiam, an nrie ana more can only bo touched by the pen of an Krgleston. Ita chief aim, to plnce a fine education it' the reach of all, it most commend. able. Wylie ball facing the hcaatlfnl campos, library and Owen hall on the right, Maxwell ball and chapel on the left; truly, Indiana bat reason to le proud of he? college. Library hall is of white limestone, just completed at a coat of S60.000, and contains 1,400 Tolumes. There im also rfoms for recitations and law schovi. It is 140 feet long and 70 feet wide, ancL two stories high. Wylie hali it of brick, 113 feet long by 84 feet deep, containing labratortot, lecture room, eta Owen, hall, tilKi of brick, is 71 by 5 feet, devoted to museum, lecture rooms, and labratcriea of coology, botany and geologr. Maxwell hall M frame, accommedalai clafsoi in Latin and Orat-lr, and serves as general assembly room, whereeach morning at 8 o'clock half-hour religious exercises are held. A mora attractive lite for a collesra could hardly he imagined.' Quiet, high, neaitmul ana free from malaria. A bet. ter equipped university exists nowhere. It is the outgrowth of nearly seventy years 01 enori ana excellent management, an i if constantly improving and increas ing in attendance. In 1884 the old col lege building was burned, tba present Mining taererora being modern in ev ery sense. It is located at oloomiagton the county seat of Monroe county, sixty miles touthweat of Indianapolis, a town with a population af ibout 5,000, one rail rrmd, 12 churches, two Republican aad a Democratic weekly paper, three factories, electric iignt, etc rue surrounding rag. ion ia iikturetque indeed. From a win. dow on University Hiehta, which com roandu a Sne view of both town and ooun try, and between which and the college runs tne roaa irom orown county, called, "the county without a railroad," we are treated to rustic sights that look like they oBionr 10 me year one. oareiootea wo men currying pillow esras full of wool for sale, pntient ox teams droning by with heavy loads of wood, and women in slat sunbonnets perched up oc top and joilting oanfl roetr iiege lorae who panics on tbeir taps; poor bair-fed borers with rape harness, lumbering bay wagons, their bulgy bulk toppad elf with a farm boy, making love, may be, to bit best girt, who site bi re bended betide hint, happy, no doubt, in tbeir lives of simplicity at any rrowmd king 01 queen. In manytections the wit ia very poor, it being laughingly claimed for tbe college that all the fer tility runs to brains. Tbe faculty it certainly very fine Misting Preeident Jor dan, they almost idolise ait successor, Dr. uouiUT, wniie cacn protestor bas bis particular merits. The enrollment of students is larger this year than ever before, there being near 500 in attendance. They come from all parts of the country, but the majority from Indiana, almost every county being represented. It is interesting to watch them come and go. There being no dormitory, students are accommodated with board and rooms by private famtlka, the best people in Bloomington opening their homes to them. So frosi every direction they come at 8 a. m., like o many children, by doses, by groups, by twus and throes, all with tbeir books at), hurrying to the laasos room. Mot romping, scampering children', but staid, cirfcuuispoct men and women. Well "men are only boy grown UUj bcertt don't change much after all' And these grown boys and girl bave tbeir good timet after book-conning is over gym nasium ior the girls, foot ball for theboyr and I ha fraternities. Of these the boy have six different onot, and the girl two each claiming tuperioiity. Then the "Independent,' who won't bave anything t do witfe tba fraternities, or "fratt" a the; are tirusnd, and tb "llarba" (Barbarians who lnr no use for either. Each Individual Lasts being gratified, they can en ioytliemsolvats bait they chooia. Music. Uierttii;, gaiaes, baa) tats, dt.icinj, no

Ct lonesome or homesick.!

Korrwsie they , though, many of thtm, i And those who are not, bonier vary close- 1 y. Tim can tall it in tlwii' uxultaat an- I nouMcnmi, uj voice r laoe, limy "an re justfotn latter from hem ," Will, it't a li'Mtit to them, nd i;rac(ifu,l aad beautiful roinpllment to the hom. 'rimiiVfgiving mid Christmas holiday lira already an antirtpatior,, ailivitn pla na laid fur the spring vuctff?Tlut thine wbo have bm here three orHbur years cry like babies At tho ic;ht of leevine, j so clear tlia old place becomes to tbain, 1 and so reluctantly they y good-bye to Uiir happy college daya. ' The Louisville, iKew Albany ft Chieueo increased its earning the last week iu September over those of the corresjiauJiiig week f 1890, 18,475, ami would have done still butler if cam could have been commanded to handle businefia offered. , .,. Only about veil months mare until the meeting of tb e Republican National Convention. Farmers and toy it raisers will be interested in the iidvertisement of John Welch ot Qosport, the famous stock breeder, who will have a sale on the Fai r Grounds at that town on November 3d. lie will sell by auction a large number ol short burn cattle, hiiraes, .mares, colts, poluod China hogs, sheep, steers, aud all kinds of Farming Implements. Bead tie advertise ment in this impressia a of the Pro gress and make arningemeots to purchase novae of tne stock. The cool October daya have oome, Tha brticing air it cries r, Tbe topers now toy with rum Instead of foaming beer, The orb of day no longur burns, The summer girl is bade ; The farmer's fimuy lightly turns To thoughts of applejituk. We dsmt Male Ju to take ntr wore fr It bat aa and, iee for ymnrsfilf. We will stave yon from 03 to 8 on a Mult or Overcoat at Tonrtier's west Hide elothini; Atore, one door nortlii of alley. BwaMteva Eaclisisace. Jnst received at "aounrra Exchange," direct from AnaiieimfCalifoTaia, one barrel Angelica and one barrel of tort Wise, made in 1887, and- warranted firit-clau. Also W. Q. JCmiton A Co.'t Best Grade of Maple C rove Whiskies, Brandies and Glut, which, are guaranteed hy them to he the best in the market. I alto keep Tengen & Tl leme's FiUcner Bottle Beer, Budweiser, Pabtt Milwaukee, Metxger'i Tafel, and ThiemeA Wagner' keg beer of Lafayittte, fthich bat been on sale here for tbii last 30 years. All these goodt will be unld on a small margin. Hy place of business is one door south of the postofifoe, and no business will be dine on legs'! holidays, or on Sundays by the back door, and don't you forget it. ( I. BOUPKKH. Notice to niou-lltesldents. Jennie Wilson, Amarda Wilson and Abraham Donaldson. ' .: You are hereby nntiffed that the Commissioners of the City i f iilonniingtnn. Indiana, will meet in th Mayors ofilce iu aaid city on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 18I at o'clock a. m. for the purpose of estimating benefits and damnget to property sought to be appropriated In opening south Lincoln street in suld city. Your property will in name way be af fected by opening tald street. By order of Common Ceuncil. BOUKRT O. iRKKVES, Oct. 14, '91-3t. CMly (Olerk. AND DON'T FOItliET IT! I have a large num ber of Irst-elast Buggies, Surreys aad Spring-Wagons, in the old Christian Church building. Kirkwood Avenue, east of tho National Hotel, which I will trade for stork rr will sell low down for cash. No man in Monroe county can afford to mai n a purchase before getting my prices, t. can fit you out. I will buy all tbo good hrAtt. that are brought to me. Rumeml.er .that it will pay you big to see mo before yen buv or sell DAVdl McGINNlS. WU. B. BUUFORD, 14tMaoarsapta3x Xrinter',, Ststtiossex. 9dCnnttiiotnrx ot" Hlssnlc JBtooIcss, Ills jyr aver atncl 13tta-. r NO. 21, WEST WA8HISOTON ST., Indian apo lit;, ndtana. Ij w Cards FULKf CORE, Aftoncyi. Offie in Allen t AfcA'sry't ntte block, up-ttmir. over earner room. Spec el mna careful attention wiM be given U iVotefs oWn?, and toprompi caUeehan of ctaimt. Set tlement of et'atet a ttpccutlty. J. f. MunuAn, Attorney itmce up. etainover Rational Bank. AUtutinetn of a legal nature given e(refiteifenriion frvawfe autineu a tpectauy. tr acnes in all eotirlt- Headquarter! far mention ap plicant!, dive tut a tall. -UVIjKV A HWe, Attorney, Kotarite and Innuranet Agenlu Will prac tice tn bu wit care ana ,reaerai vouru, Prompt and earrtU attention given to the Oolleeiion of Claim, to tettlina decedent ettatei, ana to all other oiuinest o legal Mature. A tpecialty madt of Pcniiont. Office over "Corner" clothing store, touihlecit corner public eouare. LOUDEN Jt ROGERS. AUornev). Office over Firtl National Bank. ButiNest of a legal nature aivtn careful at tention in all courts. Rail etiat titietexamxned ky aid of Louden' Ahelract. A tpecialty maaV of Ms Collection and remittance of claim ef all kittd. -BVSKIRK r FITCH. Attorney, Ogle in building touik of Bank, on ground floor. Special attuitum given to Probate btuinree, to the eolUeHon of tiainta, and fa hueiueu in ail ike conrl of V$H ind adjoining counties. DVNCAX BATMA V. IB. C Uwoean, Ira C. Batman,) Attorneys. Office wer Hionc't shoe store, vat side public tauare. Particular attention will be aiuto Probate cases, collections, etc Will practice in all the courts. -i EA8T$ BAST, Alfornrys. Offie in Be Mine Block, north sidt public 'fuar, upstairs. Give prompt attention 'a Probate business, and to th collection if claims. Will alto practice in all ourts. Agents for .Vo. I inac-anee.

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We Have moved our Stock to oui NEW BUILDING, where we keep a Com plete Line of WOTHOWS, DRY CJOODN BOOTS MBd SHOES, DARlCrrf, PORTI1SJBM, ClIIITAIXH, CLOAKS, itke.

OldOSIMG OUT.

WE EAYE IiEFT A REMNANT OF OUR STOCK AT THE OLD STAND, WHICH WE ARE SELLING VERY CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT. Jk.t 33 EE HITE, WICKS & CO.

Excursions to thk South. The C. H. A II. will sell "harvest excursion tickets from all stations Oct. 14 to point in Florida, Virginia, Louisiana, Tenneraee, Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi at one fare for the round trip. The tii-kets will be good going Oct. It and returning any tints iri.bin thirty days from dte of eala. Ask your In.;! I at? nt for tickets via C. It. & D., or addrxu V. (I. MeCormick. 1. V. AvML I Cincinnati, 0. , Mwtlcet of Final SettlesoeaaK of Estate. Ia the matter of the estate of Zerilda Abel, deceased. In tbe Monroe Circuit Court, October Term, 1891. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, as Kxccufrix of tbe estate of Zarilda Abel, deceased, ha presented aad filed her account and voucher in final settlement of said estate, and that the lame will come up for tbe examination and action of said Circuit Court, on tbe Id day of November, 1891, at which time all persons interested in said es tate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heir of aaid estate, and all others interested therein, arn also hereby required, at tha time and pliice aforesaid, to appeitr and make proof of tbeir heirship or i;lim to auv part f said etato. ADA N.TULKY, Sept. 30, '!1. Kxtcutrix. J. B. Mulky, ALt'y. Xatttcs; of Final Settle! teait ( Entitle. In tho matter of the estate of Lucy Fleetwood, 'ievossed. In thu ittonroij Circuit Court, October w Jt j. . ""S" 2' ' 7" """"I

hat presented and filed her account and I Trsint leaving Torre Hsu In for St Joevoucher in final settlement of said wtate, ?Ph mwrmedmts pointi:

and that the same will come up for examinatina and action of taid circuit coail. on the 3d day of November, 1891, at which time all persons interested ia said estate are required to appear in said court and show cauta, if anv there be, why said ac count and vouchers should not be i apptoved. And this heirt of taid estate, and all others intorested thereia, am alto hereby required, ot the time and placa aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heir, ibip or ultltn to any part of said estate. IRA FLEETWOOD, Sept -23, 1. Administrator. J. II. Malky.Att'y.

CLOSING OUT SALE SHORT HORl?CATTLE

HOESES, IHAItS and OOIsTS, PO lANJD

and all kinds of Farnailng ITiuplenieuts. TERMS OF SALE.

ah or a Credit ef Nlae Htatb will be glTa on all inins over Tea Dalian. Under Tea Deillam Cash. Nates ta he nade payable la Bank, with appravel security, nasi tn itraw Six Per Ceai laterest fren slate. Sale to be held on Cosport Fair Grounds, NOVEMBER Bbd, 1801. JOHN WELCH, COL. R. K. EDMONSON, AucTioifKicu.

DOES A LARGE STOCK ATTRACT YOU ? WZETVE GOT IT.

mm REASONiBLY LOW PRICES PLEASE YOU ? -7trm JSTATMLXDl TJEi:iD82SLi:. ! trt;lH-forwsra 5letiiioii mt1 CJ itaramteed Tiiaititaetiottii I titer est Tout? TKI THIS IS THE JPIOJE. AND WHEN YOU ARE IN NEED OF boots a,iadL asm'OtfEsrss KIMEMBJER WE HAVE NOT OLD ROTTEN GOODS. AIL NEW.

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P, C, HOLLAKO, III, 0, Office oner J. P Tourntr't Clothing Start, Wttt Side &quare. eaUkacr, !I74 CmHrnrn AreniM, Vault Ci.kasino shmll nut be neglected, in the interest both of t'lnaxlinem and health, .drha lilroirn is prepared in the most compll imanner to give this butiaeaa his cari'ful attention. He his tight casks, dmdoriiiin;; materials, and erory thing that I neei-naiy to make this busineas a tuccena, Ciill en Brown and gt hit figure it it chuapsr to cloaa up ycur premite than to contract typhuid fever. Taudalin ULtlne. The Vaxeagli Liae te the liisi sad Vest. KA!T IWlTKD. ll'KHT BnOSD. No. 2", I2.S2 p. m. No. S, s u a. in. No. 8, 3.4 1 p. Ol. Hp. !, p. in. No. 2 8.12 p. m. N. 21. 5 47 p. m. No. U, 2 12 a. m. Ni 9, 12.22 a. m. No. S 2 56 a. Ol. No. 3,, 5.34 p. in. No. 4 8.26 a. in. No changf of cars betwenn Breenrastle, Ciofi isnnli, Columbus, Pii'almrg, I'UiUdi!lnbia,V'KhingU'nlKnltim or, 'NewVork Klegnat parlur cr to In liiinrijmlin, St. Louis and Cincinnati, without cimngj. This linn runs Pullman vttiuule, sleeping uid buffet ears on ihrotigh trains with 'mi nno :hnngu t twi its in Missouri. ' Kantiw, Cdorado, Nebtaslta, Iowa, ArKI:, luwa, ArOining cars on kansas and tWom is. I)inin . rr ! Terrs Haute,

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Cm w fords villa, Vrankfort, Loir"n'P'rt Absive South Bend, Close connection at all poia tain Michigan Anv informn'.ion reanirdinc route. rules, Jcc , address CKA8. II. MIXKR, rravclinu Pavseinger Agent, Terra Haute, Ind. K. A. FORI), Un rel Passenger Agent, J. M. CHEPROUHU, Aeeistsnt General Pauener Agent, lit. Louis, Mo SOFTII SIIIK OF Sl)AIII3, PLOOi-ilt.VGl O.V, ISO

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Tbe following dime from Memphis : Last week two vicious dogs ! over iu tne uiue Lim-s valley mystertotisly passed up tbe Aume. One of theni fur tea years past, bad terrorised the en lire community, particularly women and children, who had to tuts by this fmimer's resi-denr-e, and the wonder is the ammal had not been ahct long ago. There is genera! rejoicing and a feeliug of secority , now that the brute is dead. One wi ty whose dog was poisoned said ilte wouldn't have taken $G00 tor biw.. when most any of the owner's neighbors would bave paid fifty cnti lor the privilege of shooting the brute ami selling bis hide to tbe tanners. Every owner of such a dangerous animal onght to be prosrentetr. No one would think for an instant of turning loose a wild can, jianther or hyena upon a community, yet there are many who permit dogs equally as vicious to ror at will. 8oue persons excuse themselves by saying they always keep their dogs tit d op or atMch heavy bltwks to them, yet we bave frequently noHerd thst thote same "tied op" canines are tho ones ofleuest. found praocing tap ind down our highways inserting teeth in the passing pcuesinaus. ieiiver as irons tne "lied up" dog for be is tba most dangerous ol all. WHY HliS TOURlEit CUT TH PRICE OR ALL OF THEIR STOCK OF CLOTHING HAT8, AC? BECAUSE WE BELI LVt IY CUTTING THE PRICE WE WILL DOUBLE OUR SALES. AND IT WILL PAY IH THE ERD. COUE AIID LEAR OUR PRICES. THEY WILL ASTONISH YOU. A IteitrsietlTe Fire. ' Paoi.i, Oct. l$.At 1.30 o'-chx-k t his afternoon smoke was seen issuing Irom the loft of Jacob t Bnhler's liven' stable and almost in an instant the entire build tog was a sheet of flume. From the stable the fire was communicated to the row of brick buildings adjoining, belonging to Dr. O. 8. Bowles snd occupied by him as a ding, jewelry and hsrdwai.-e store, by (;he Orange county bank and by Judj;e Win. Farrell as a law office. These buildings, with almost their entire contents, were totally destroyed. The bank o wned by Stout Bros. & Hicks saved all the money and vil - unble papers, and Judge Fnrrcll saved his valuable law library and his office furniture. The loa falls almost entirely ou Dr. Bowles, ss he owned all the buildings burni'd except One, a stable belonging lo Dr. J. H. Sherrod. Dr. Bowies' Iimis oil buildings will be fully $l" r 000; Bowles & Son on drues. iewelry and hafdwawi stoct;, $30,000 ; Or, J. H. Slierrod on stable, tdOO; Orange county bunk, l,0GO; Slider's loss on contents of stable, 82,000; Fa rrell's lor!$150. The origin of the fire is a mystery. An oyster sinpper tiill be givbn by the ladiui of t lie Baptist church on Thurstla r night at Ryan' Hall. Blue Points Saddle Rocks, and everything that ia first-class. Remember the date. YotTR M.it. and then your groceries. It is handy whon you come out of (lie postoHSce t step into Charley McPheeters' grocery store nnd select such goods a you miy need. No better proportional stock in the town than that of Charley McPheeters', A senuJiuc itiarlic down sale ol clotfeiialff. 8aHS,OVlPCttt s, hats, effic at Tomners West Side Ciottiiii; Siorn. Yon can savf; from 3 to $5 on m Salt or Overcoat by buy intr now. Now this is an Honest Mark Down Snip Theo. J. Louden. Harry K. O the. IiOKDKN Aw Atreata Ssc IflrjcVro, Tvtcjfcteit aal tttryrlti MOaUNttTWiNi IKMAKA. Exircalar's WaH NOTICK i horehy given, thnt the bdersigiuxl ha henn appoinuid hy tt o Judge of tlio Cironlt Ourt of Monroe County, Slut a of Indiana, Kxeoutor of the wilt of U..vid Davis, late of Mnnrecounty, dcceaBtd. Said ettittu it supposed to bt solvent. riSASK C IUNN Oft. 21, '91. V i renin, W. H. Ki.h. .Vti v.

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