Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 41, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 December 1891 — Page 3

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tfcat fc&s ever teen shown in Blooaington. SPECIAL ATTENTION is call ed to the Elegant Line and Perfect Fit of the Garments. ALL ABE JSTITED TO CALL AND SEE THE NEW STOCK.

-Don't foegat to direct your attljto lpfafcterthbg to the riiiuiaai ijfirt. fri rutrr irhrm .Itava aj buaiaearas administrator, ' kuaHvt or gaawtiaa. Rata very 1o aid warfc.dnae correctly. .r Total mAui and taaa yam gro.assjea. . It m bandy wkea joa come Mtof tW MtofiN to step iato . CfcarUy lleplMcinB gratery store 'aad seleet aach goods tm yoa aaay tmi. So better latipofrioned atoek is tba lews tbaa that of Qwtley MePheetersV MT&wkt "flaW of Key" Wert" Cigar. -Bowman A Bluett. IKKA-Turr Oyster Pablo ia few at Beaokart's. 'soath of tbe f( anCoflege Avcajie, Briag . i u 1 1. . Sgg-ana; I ... . . - &HHraMa Monroe .eottaty .asm baa w beard' af- Cbarley Mibfc,'. "Q4a Eale dry goods imfc, aid I will show. yoa a aery 'Mtaal aerana. If any pereoa i sally aeaireas of. aanmag late ybild at kte atria prieea it aard to aadtafeMd hoar be coald iMtnir lhaata tradVat Charley "4fcaVje. Everything and aytUsff that orwoesea want, m beHeearad at this estaaUshaaeat. Acpip nrix th Postoftice I Cbar)ej McPbeetera.' popular aaiiry grorery. It ia here that J anated t-bousekeeperi ram ia arck f iheraest good, both atabr aaf (nej. aad ibey- are acre VrsMifed fbr MaPheefer ataya liar these good ia stock, t ilw efcitteMt anaatry produce ia al- ' wifi km m thai house, ami no aW aea1 go farther for such goad:) j ea waat ItHHBT CoaWa, dioirsst Teas, Sfictoal Tobaccos aad Cigar, most daairalik coaatry prodacr, aitd evty article that a wU regulated ' tsaiih am, can be had at Charley , MipaieteiV grocery atrc, oppoMte lb atatoSoa. Bemetaber tbe

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Bowaa4 Bioett. Nosr Order a Heatiag 4Stv, , tietnta Ac rash begiaa. After the jiftat foaA everybody ia-hurry Mg to asieeara a atovg, aad the best fimeto btir otie la bow, befim aa maay pAiifm aff aai tkeai. W-. J. ALLEN. r Ktnsim baa fcea omitted from taa MaadaoaM aejr stack of winter CMda Cbartay Metdev'a dry uaoda atpre (bat amy be sallied for . bis naieroas eastowjera. Rewmafcrrtiio "GolcVa Rofo" ja iMaoiirR aafo cf tbe spare, and a Jtlt ealy .d goods stor over -Mere. . v . ., . Cau. at Beam. Wilaoo's for eranbiTries, crackers, (batter, eowee, tNMra, aoce ebjars, and all maa Mr af goods that arc leapt ia s first tslmmmttTf establisiimeaC. Toa alwayact-rherbent of gocds there. JL L. W'mmIoit, opposite laooaty jail, is headquarters for taa vjecY) narrey, laracaa Has. CwAaa WoBunr-caa supply yoa Mtb.a boevr. aaaetoa, spring wagoat, or aaytbtog elae ia tbe way of; awebKie wbaea yoa may aeed. Toa doa Vbave to pay him cash, -tfither, as be will swjp for borsea H nay be foaad at tbe tig-livery barn aorth of the square, Avesde. . For ftadeaaker wagona, carts Bad.sfrteg wagoaa, eall at ml.' AtJJSS8rtaviVtSoaaa ftom every raer mf the etnas to trada with Hemp. Witaaa, beaaass they have beard tit hia. pnre coods- J-.ud reasonable pmcB.' He won't have aa adalterata . , - ,"- f . ' I I i. aa aruaw ia uia tsaa ii aa aoowa . '''s'r imt ENmutm Spavin Liniment raaaorcaali Hard, Soft or Callooaed Lans aa sad BiemiMas from borsea. ' Ble8iBviaOarbs,SpHita,8wi nay, Riag-Boaa, Stifas, Spraios, II Swollea Tbrosis, Coaas, ate.

Sava $90 by aat of one bottle. Warraatad taa Boat wonderful gaoiabCafyarinwa. Sold by larisBrosv.5lfciC3i.l3; Blooming-l,-Iida.- - it& n iiW-.'-- '' rflfo.v .-

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T "K O S LOA JSobtoh .Brown Bread ia now baked daily by Benckart. Lovers of tbe bread are invited to call. Bbbckabt baa the most conven lent and neatest Oyster Parlor ia town. Remember this when you aad yoar lady desire a drab. Voupebt! Volpkkt! Volpert Makes fresh candies every day ; Boston Chips, Tally, everything that toothsome and wholesome. Nat doer to Bee Hive. PoptjlA BBAKOa of Tobacco aad Gears are kept ia tbe family grocery owned by Hemp. Wilson, corner 8th at. aad College Avenue. U mil pay yoa to boy of W ilson Rkmkk ihat tbe best brands of Oysters are always to be found at Hike Votpert's restaurant, north aide of theaqnare. Fob Repairs or Parts of aay Sewing Machine, call at H; LINDJ.EY'S SONS. Dok't forget Winslow, when yoa waal aay iasplements for the fans, Rem skbeb that ao man can sell No. 1 mtm wagons or spring wagons cheaper than W. J. Allen, lie atke yoa to call and eaamine b wagons before yoa bay. Everybody uses .to traps with Charley KcPheetera-heis onp f the dnvera rnrs in the townand tbea be keeps a choice stock o( ' growriea that gives full satisfaction,! m that ettstomer are pleased buth by tbe gxk aod the naani Momme Wagons, the best in the Staff, sold by ;. W. J. Allen. Boo' bay a wagon till you invesligate ibeMolioe." It will be to yonr taterrat. XVmy imy price for tfm elotaiaijr; anal srt when the e money will bay G94l eltkf ng it Tourners. Ifon't yoa do lieve this. Come aud nee. JMwtm or Alley. West fiMe. "Smoke "Belle of Key West" Cigar. Bowman & Bluett. Alj. MANNER of eboioe staple groceries can be bad at Hemp Wilsoa's well-established erocerv tore, in Progress block. His reputation for sqaare dealing: and unre goods k excelled by ao man. Interesting Facts. aaraarted Medlclaia. UaawroBMViLLX, Ind Xmy 10, '91. Faria Bmn OvU : 1 nrebasad a halfsaa battles or taa Soot American Narviaa at yoar Hon, when I was ia yoar town raetitl y, d by itc asa bav baot Imat sntirfely t elierad oftbetymptaau of lacrippa anft rbeuoiatfano that had bean worryiag ma so long. I regard tbis aMdieiiia as a mat nanacea for all ilia Vat ao)d raaomnead tbat it be purckaasd from tho impertan' agenU, Jfarit suaa.- loan -injiy. aW. Gxo. L iUrsoa. Kcctar fraaa Mr. Blala. Fitria Braa., Gantlemea : For a lone tiaM I despaired of getting aay relief fraw my attack of rheumatism I suffer ed day and night, and was only without ! - I 1. f 1 raw or wuiiai 01 r . wan asmep. Hearine of tbe South American Nerrine yoa are aeHinF.aad being auurad of iU wonderful ea rative qualities by ffeorga Uutter, wao naa aa n, i at ones uroered two dosen baulaa. To this fact I oerbaiM we my Die, an4 am aa grateful to you tor weeping u meateme, m 1 am mat 1 used it promptly. Fleass send mo one doaea more bottiea. I intend to keep it ia taa beans hereafter. GEORGE C BLA1K. WAeaxBVRi, May 1, 181. Fifty rr Cart. Bettor. Taksmab, Seb , Jan. 30, 1831 I. P. Hopewell, Bloomington, Indiana, Dear bra, J have taken four of tbe onehalf doaea tot Ue of Booth Amariean Herripe you bad ant aa from rnrii Bros, ana I feet at lea.c SO per cent, bettar tbaa I did before using it. 1 have pot tbe other two bnUlus away for a rainy day. a I was afraid I woal4 ha trouble ia getting it again. It k surely 1. wooderfal tnnio. ' Your J3jEO, B. C. HOPSWElt.

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OF AT THE THE FINEST LIKE OF The fisest stock of Hanging and Stand Lamps is Town, at H.Ijkdijey's Sos. PcnipKB with Whom" the Progress has contracts for yrood will please remember that we prefer 18inch rogar, beech, or shell-bark hickory. . IF TOO WAST A KICE HaKGIKG or Stand Lamp, do not fail to examime h. llndley's s0k8 ajb80rtmknt, before you buy, tmm mi ' Rkckntly some 4,000 worth of samples belonging to the representatives of several large wholesale booses were purchased by Joe M. Smith. These camples (filling 26 large trunks) included the finest wares in the market, themwt wonderful mechanical toys, the rarest specimens of toilet setts oh, so many things that no one person could remember one-half of them. Well, he bought tbeni, and those that have not already been sold, can now be seen on Smith's shelves, south tide of the square. It is a wonderful exhibition of everything that is fine and rare, and but few eariresist the temptation to buy. It is the one chance in a life time to see some rich and rare thing. No charge made for looking the goods they are worth coming Many miles to see. Save Money nd get the latest designs in Qucensware and Glassware at C. H. MoPheeters' popular grocery store, southeast corner of the square. New supply of Ironstone China and Decorated Ware.' No HAN excels Gen. Bcnckart as a liread tinker. Jits bread creates comment wbrrevcr nsrd, by its sweet nei8, Tidiness, lightness. Try it and be convinced. SB" Ladies ! Lndies! Don't for get that Volpprt liakes nice cika every day. Frreh candies daily. next door to Bee Hive. ' Ask for Window's when you come to town ami want a set of Harness. He can save you money. National Hotel barber shop is a convenient, cool ahd cosy establiwhrnent, just east ol the post office. Gus. Ireuger is proprietor. Give him a call. Going to or comng from the postoffice you can secure your gro ceries a; tjnas, n. Mcfheeters' gro eery and provision store. Char iej ia a popular man, his store ig popular because it carries a well assorted stock, bis prices are popu lar oecsuse tney are reasonable. Transfers of Real Estate, Furnished by Jat W.Jaekaon, Reoonfer. fFor Deed and Mortgages, correctly excated, eall at Reoorder'e Ofiee.l Smith Ball to John W Cole, ehf neq seel, Bloomington tp, N B Rogers to Bafus L Oreen, lot 3, Dunn add, John M Neldham to John C Yates, 1345 1,600 1,200 125 its wnreeq scois, roia tp, Elisabeth McOluag to John Tpmpaon iv acres ia Jtanoa tp, Jetae M Butcher to Silas P Chandler, is acres in Salt Creek tp, Mary I, Glbbe toLD Rosera, un.' divided 4-15 of land in Perry ftud' Bait Creek tpsand andividi I-IS tow toa ana io, city, P OPhuleyto Kewoli Sanders, 3,332 acre in Perry tp, 37.60 IraC Batman to Frank Stewart, lot 18, Davis add, -Caleb Freeman to Ben Bice, pt sec 18, Bljbland tp, Robert H Campbell, to Didans Boltingbonie, pt wq awq aeo2 pt seu3 Bloomington 'p, W V Rogers to Jas Kartell, lot 5, Owen add, 600 125 600 300 Over a dozen kinds of cement are made which will unite the broken edges of glass and china and one is about as good as another. Tbe easiest and cheapest to pfepare is rosde by taking two ounces of pulverized white gum shellac aud half an ounce of gum mastic. Soak them together iu a couple of ounces on' sulphuric ether and add ba)f a pint of alcohol. Aftef.ibe whole is. aissoivcn tne preparation is reaay j tor use. i ou nest tne euges ot the article to be mended, put on the cement with a brush, bold firmly till the cement has set, lay the article away for a week and it wilt break anywhere else tfcsa is the mended place,

Born, to M. and Mrs. Ed. Brodix, at Chicago, a son, Mrs. Jno. W. Davis has. been Tinting bar daughUr, Mr. Dqnlp,' at Anderson, Ind. ' Mrs. Jas. Simmons in expecting her mother and brother, Mrs. Richards and son Charles, of Lincoln, Ills., to visit her daring the greater part of the winter, arriving here just before tbe holidays. Walter Robertson hss rented his house to Mr. Stoops, of Shoals, Ind., who is going to move here to

educate hia children. Ono of the most vuluablo as well as tbe most intensely interesting papers published in this country is the Scientific American. It is highly prized and always quoted in every mschine shop, or wherever skilled artists congregate, for they know that they can rely upon toe authorized statements of that paper. Published by Mn,nn & Co., bl Broadway N. Y. Opposite the postoffice ia locat ed Charley McPheeters grocery store. It is one of the neatest, cosiest Btores in town, and carries a large and varied stock of goods. Everything new, novel and fresh. Best of produce kept, as only the best is bought. Oysters of only the best brands served in all styles, at Geo. Benokart's oyster house, South College Avenue. Ha iidsome Building Lots. I have several very handsome building lots to sell on west 7th street. Call on roe. SODDY CaBHICBAEIm Finest display of. late-style China cups, saucers, plates, and full set I s, at J. C. Rohinsuii's. The water setts are beautiful, delicate, an 1 conjratively cheap, when the real value is taken into consideration. The attention of the . ladle is directed to Rbbio'son'S show window. He is slso laying in a, large supply of Holiday Goods of various kinds, and will compete for s shate of the trade of the people in that line. He asks you to call and sea him in bis newly fitted, electric lighted rcota. See that $1:25 Stand Lamp at LINDLEY'S SONS. For Sake or Trade. A cood seond-hand rifle, in goud shaie. Call on Ntcld & Co. , McKinley & Robertson have removed their stook of graceriieH to'j the new ImiMing just north of the "Progress Bloi-k," and solicit.a call from all old customers ami as many ne w ones who may be able to cull. We wish to cultivate your business aUiintauce, aiid we believe we can do you much good. McKinley & Robertson. NewTypi-! New Stock of Cards ! New Stock of Fine Note Heads, Bill Heads, Statements; The work speaks for itself. Come and See Samples. iDon't hsve your commGicul printing done with old newipiper type nd cheap . . Ink, tint got Sm-clius work of bm:r cn tVEHa, vrlittr. W. H. East's book entitled "The Monon Express Robbery; or the Celebrated 1 rial of Chcslity Chambers" will be ready about the middle of December. The .price of the book will be only 25 cents,, and will be on sale, at the drug and honk stores in Bloomington. It will beof great local interest, and no resident of this community should fsil to get a copy and read it. The case of Miss Maggie Dennsgner, of Sbelhyvule, who hss been living on dog flesh two weeks or more, is exciting great interest. For several years she has been an invalid, and for weeks before she began eating dog flesh was confined to her bed with consumption. Her physician had informed her that there was no remedy. Having heard that George Goodrich, of ihe same county, was cured of consump tion tony years ago by using dog grease she determined to try tbe remedy. She takes (he oil, drinks broth, and eats tbe meat, and has finished one dog. She is now up, doing her work, and superinl ended the killing of another dog. Since it has become known that he is improving six citizens have commenced using dog meat. Dogs may be of so me use yet. The Rochester. Republican tells a good one on a Fulton county farmer. He went to town and purchased a new suit of clothes, placed the bundle on th seat beside bim and started home. When he readied a bridge over' the crock, the idea h truck bim that it would be a great surprise to discard his old patched clothes and go home iu his new suit. He pulled off and fired them in'o tbe creek, piece at a. time. When he had nothing oil but a shirt he reached for the package, but it was no longer iu the wagon. The night was chilly and he went home at a two-forty gait. He eurprised his family completely, and next morning when he went out and found the package banging to tbe brake-handle of bill wagon he was. wmewh st surprised himiclf.

Jn tiuolher oolumn wilt .be found an article entitled : "To Chicamaug;a," writ ten by Judge, H. C. Duncan, of this city. Judge Duncsn has rrccntly returned from a trip over the battlefields in the region Kb describes, and the article will be of special interest to old soldiers who fought overthat ground inch by inch. Tlie second chapter wfll appear next week. Howard Tourner will help Heufy ' P. Tourcier through the boliday trade season. Thomas Slusii died on Wednesday lat, at uhe home of his mother, in this vioiuity. t

MisSjBentrieu Sanders, now a teacher of rausio in Nequannee, Mich., is Heriously sick with scarlet lever, now prevalent in that town. An entertainment wUt.be given on the 11th by the Bloomington Light Infantry. Mrs. Hftrrisou Hight. was in .attendance upon tbe funeral of her brother, Thos. Sluss, last week. County Clerk Craven and wife ate turkey with Mr. Cravens' parents in Hendricks county. Seventy houses have been built in' Helton ville since the E. dt JR. was begun. The Mayor and wife spent Thanksgiving at West Newton, Ind. i ' 1 Vi Mr. and Mm. Chas. Mitchell have been entertaining Miss Ada Kendall f Latayttte. Two children of John Broiran have'l died with diptheti) in the past mouth. Monroe Co. ig. Society will be represented at Indianapolis at the meeting of th" State Society by Clellarid F. Dodds,44 r Wring former agent of the Mono n, will visit his brother and .other relations 'n Kansas soon. - taajaaaMaaasaasMt aaawaapBaaaaanwai) In Salt Greek lownship. last season there was a total of 3,363 buBhe'ls of wheat raised. Monroe Miller raised the largest quantity of any individual farmer: 498 bushels. Grant and 8lb. streets in to have an urc light on the corner, Our real estute dealers are beseiged ; by applicants for dwelling houses' McKinlev's majority in Ohio asks was just 21,511 it ally one you. . -rrEvfry day people are here from jjtanford, lillett ville, Gosport and surrouoding towns, looking for locations, Many of them buy hnusies. otheirs trade farms for town iptH nud miike prepsratsons to build. The nuralnr nf houses that will be built next spring is remirkable, and they will be of a better grade ihn many heretofore erected iu our city. At the Smith Bazar there is quite a force of polite and accom modating clerks : M, J. smith, Joe M. South,: Linn. Smith, Sam. Bollenbacher, Misscen Hines, Wool ley and Pfltil. They take pleasure in exhibiting the nice goods that the store is crowded with at present. Tlje National Republican convention will be held in Minneapolis on- th'e 7th of next June. The snow wont be off the c.'ound in Minnesota by that time. Howev er, it wiill take a "colder day" than they get up even in Minnesota, to defeathe next Republican candi date for Presideut. Tbe new buildibg that has talen the place of Ihe old "Stone" brick is to be fimsjbed without regard - to expeniwj Tiled floors, frescoing aud handsome hard wood finish is a part of tbe program. t Dan, Stout has been pronounced incurable, and was returned to Monroe bounty by the insane hospital authorities. -rHcre is Pticember again, and that questioncomes up once more : "What shall I buy for a Christmas Gift ?" Look, into the advertising columns of you r home paper. - Mrs. 'Fate is at Vaodalia, Ills., wjthijer.brQther; where she expects to remain ten days or two weeks before Submitting to a surgical op eration at Chicago. W A1HE OFFER. IBTd AM FINK A LIME 1F OTJ3HCQAT& and SUITS AM YOU JB V Kit SAW an FRKCES THAT AISE WAY BEliOW ANY COMPEMTIOI. NO THOU KILE TO low these goodx. Come in and Corner Alley, Wt Side? Rev. Joho L, Pitner, formerly of the M. E. ohurch of this city, is now pastor ol a church iu St. Au gustine, Fla, D. A. Curry Is now located at Vgdeu, Utah. Helton Pauley is iu partner shin with bis brother Scott, in the jewejry bu&ioccs at Stfllivan.

Speaking of the death oi Jas. D. Walker, the Shelby ville Republican says : "The deceased was born in the city oi Bloomington, Indiana, and at the time of his death was 42 years of age. He came to Sholbyville some eighteen yeurs ago to clerk for Iegg & Carter, who had a grocery store in the Odd Fellows building. Afterwards lie was engaged in the dry goods business with his brother-in-law, John C. Edwards. "When Mr. Edwards resigned tbe office of city treasurer to accept a government position, Mr. Walker was appointed to fill out the unexpired term, whkh he did in an honorable, faithful manner. For a time he was in the grocery business. In 1886 he took b position in tbe rooms of tbe Republican State Committee and after the election oi Hon. Ii. T. Michener to the office of Attorney General Mr. Walker became l,be book-keeper in that office, filling uhe position with honor and credit throughout Mr. Michener's term. Mr. Micheher always spoke of Mr. Walker's efficiency in the highest terms and when Green Smith took the office he was retained in the name capacity. He was a valuable man in the Attorney-General's ofli and:, was at all times courteous aiad obliging. Some months ago be was taken down with the grippe which brought on dropsy, causing bis death. Deceased was a member of Shelby Lodge No. 39, I. O. O. F., of this city and the Red Me a of Bloomington. He was also a member of the M. E. church. This funeral seryices Wednesday wil l 1e in charge of the Odd Fellows." He loaves a wile and two children.

Stinesvillb Items. Rain till we can't rest School not crowd ed on account of the weather Miss Sanders of Gog port has quite a large ekes in instrumental music here -The Town Hall is now ready foj'all comers, It is nicely arranged, with new stage, curtains, &c. Hoad ley's new business room will soon be wady for use Stfcesville is jjrowing right along. If our citizens would, they could soon make u nice town. Sidewalks would greatly improve it Johnnie Childe'rs died on tbe 23d. He bad been sick for some time, his trouble being heart disease -James Aikenu, who has been at work &t bis trade in Chicago for some months, in at home on a visit Thos. Baker, foreman in tiriswoltl's quarry, hau purchased two lotti opposite the depot and has commenced! work preparatory to erecting a new hotel bi building. COUBIADB. Blcomiugton's Light Infantry Co. is known as Co. II, lsl Regt. The uniforms have teen received front Detroit, Mich. The company has been supplied with arms and emunitiou, and a rille range is being constructed where the young men may practice. A n exhibition drill will be given on the 1 1th, to be followed by a call, tbe admis sion to which will be $1 lor gent and lady, Calk, on McKinley & Roberteon, the grocers, in the uew room, north of "Proerees Block," Worth College Avenue, Everything new and first-class. Ira not delay. Come and get acquainted. Mr. Joho Wsyiand's family, after some inevitable delays, left for Bloomington lalst weeli. Our tttle city is each year acquiring new and valuable citizenti among those who choose Spencer as an abiding place ; still we miss more the residents ot long standing who go from among us to s-ek new bomes. 1 he absence ot tee ayland family will loner be felt, not only by their intimate friends and neighbors, but ts a loiis to the community at large. Spencer Journal. Tbe new Governor of Indiana. Hon. Ira J. Chase, is a Republican, a clergyman and a Union veteranthree first-class recommendation!! to popular respect and confidence. On last Saturday W. G. Brin - . ri. a 11 t sonof tne unicago oceei woraa, visited the quarries fit Elletfcsvill'S and St i ties ville, and made contracts for the shipment ot twenty-live car loads daily of broken stone. Th 3 oolitic limestone in uned for fluxing and its superiority for thin purpose in toe nianuiacturs os iiecit, ties m the fact tbat it contains 93 per cent of nure carbonate of limit. llns contract, in addition to those made every week or two with prominent firms oi Chicago and new Albany builders will give outsiders a faint idea of tbe magnitude of tne oolitic stone business in Hun county. Lindlev's Soas new warehouse uives tbat firm much needed terri tory in which to (ipread. The new wall cases and other improvements completed and contemplated will make this one of the most exten sive drug houses in Southern Ind tana. Jean Adkins has "clean meat market" in opened the room opposite Sevard'; foundry; There will be s. special meeting of the Grctta Holiday Band at Mrs. caundersom, on College Ave uue, on next Saturdsy afternoon. Martinsville Gazetle: Harvoy Baker, trustee of this tnwiiHhip and big wife, aro both confined at home on account ef physical affliu tious. Harvoy is sufiering from ( the effects of a wound received in I the service aud lis wife has rheu j matisici,

ri it TfOipn'r' AS LONG AS THEY LAST. 155 HENS AND BOW FUfi "ALEXIS" CAPB, 50Ca WORTH (lafiO Eagle Clothing House, BIXOM1NGTON, ISD. Ira Graves has worked quite a transformation in his restaurant room. Frequent applications of hot water and soap, paint and wiill paper, hnve made jt quite a different plact. MomojMHved Iby buying 'Clothing, JbTatis, FurniMhlue OcioxM,fce at Tourncr's Clothing Store. ieoiIe w!no have tried it aay it In a facl;. Come mnd e. Corn er of Alley, West Side. Tin! following notiioe hss just been received by Will. Bhiir from W. H. IVfcDoel, General Mauar of the I.. N. A. & C. Il.y.; Chicago, Ills., Nov. 2&, 1891. I have just given an order to Mr. Hall to change the tracks iu front of the station at B loomingt on so that the passenger trains will pass on the track next to the station. As it is now, frequently freight cars are left on that tr ick and passengers are compel lid to go around, under and over them as tbe case may be, to get to i he passenger trains. l if. H. McDcEt,, Gen. Manager.. Tie Pittman house,, Morton street, was sold! to North HciLiry Henley, last week, for USoO. The wife of W. BSmitb ditd one da last week, after n lingering linees with consumption, one bad been in Colorado for her health, but received no permanent bent; fit. Rov. Mr. Dobbs of th i Baptist church has accepted a call from a conetettution at Paduonh, Ky., tit a very material increase or salary, isno has accepted. Wis tarswell eerraou was pniuched on Sundjy. John Alexander, who lias been sick some time with cancel of the iitomacb, or something of tu a'; nature, has eaten no solid food for six weeks. Ice cre am seems to be the only preparation of milk that his stomach will not rejt, and uimu this he has been kept alive. P. S. Since the alwve was written Mr. Alexander ha died. Walter Lindley was in Ind ianapolis several days of lust week on buainess. The welcome address of John R. East before the Tsaehers' A sso ciation last week is highly compli mented. Hon. Jhn K. Ctowdy, Chair man of the Renublicim State Cen tral Committee, will be in Bloomingtou on Friday, Deo. 4th, and will be pleased to meet as many of the Republicans of Monroe county in tlin court house at 1:30 p. m . on that day, as possible. Let hint be given a warm reception, Dr. Gaston is attending lec tures at Miami Modical Col'eice, Cinciunati. Jos. 8. Payne las not been in good health this winter,, rle is confined to tbe hous! much of the time. On Tuesday morning of last weel:, at 9:30 o'olook Mr. Eugene M. Paris and Miss Clara Orchard wero married at the residence of the bride's mother, the ceieianny bciic performed by Rev, Frank B. Foster At 11 o'clock the happy young oou)!q took train for the east. Mr. Far is is a member o( the drug firm of Fsria Bros., imd Mies Orchard isu well j known aud popular young sooiety lady ol Bloomington, Ouly the kindest wishes of a host of iriendla will fob low them. The south end of Lineo-n st, is to be opened front 3d to 1st a an early date- it is hoped.

Will. Gentry gives hi initial performance at Crawfordavilla tonight with Ida newly trained doge. Geiitry bits quite an ed'Acftted eoca pnoy of dogs, and will give a good show. Gentry intends to go over into Illinois. Judge Robert W. MieM has been appointed by Judge Howk to prvifid over tbe special tern of ttra Floyd circuit court, vhih convooei to-clay (t'leedsy.) But one solitary Thanksgiving marriage license was isSned : Jaa. E. Omen and Emrai C. Betray. A, J. A U'xauder, letter Ttnowa as "John," died at 3 o'cloek Sunday afternoon, and the luoewl see vices were held in the U.P. eboreb on Monday at 8 p. m. Mr. Abntauder was in the array, aad at though be has been very mab dia-abh.-d by disease for serenl years, wad getting but 910 per month pension. He was 52 years ot aga and' never mnrrlwl. --The following cants hav baea) filetl in circuit court since last pb licit on: Samuel Hitchcock va. Thiw. H. Bastin and Samuel Cleadeniu, Note. John F. May va. Simeon May and Win. Ping, Note. John F. May vs. das. M. Wright, Eulalia Wright and Perry Wright, Note. Emma Waldfn va. The L. N. A. & C- Ry. Co., Daautgea, Sherman Liethicum vt. Andrew J. Knight, Elijah A. Knight, Marion Whitsell and Dillon Tatbott, Hm.

George Walden vs. L. N. A. dt U Ity . C., Damages, olary A. Mail deii vs. Iuvul R. Johnson and Jss, Riddle, Demand. C. B. HeaaaVI Manufacturing Co. vs. Wm. H. Eairt, Account. Enoch Fuller va. South Rend Accident Insuranca Co , Action on Policy. Arch. Flivner Admr. Robert Koww Eiitativs. Pltmba M. Roacoe etal. Petition to sell real eHtftte, Trainmaster Howard aecom paiiied Mr. Brinsn if Chbago to EUettsville and Stineville last werk while he invostigateil, the quarries. ' jOllie Curry will go toClilcago this week to have an nperatioa performed fr some intestmtl tiHtubU wi th which he has been autifcring fot some time. Don't. Ite put'uff with the statement "this ia just an (rood," but demand South Atueritau Kitvine.. The best way is to go to. Ftris Bros., the importers' ngrats. They are hi the cormsr drag store, Bloomington. University Noteit. n Phi Daltf pare a social ia thslr halt Friday evening;. (.lubberly. '91, of Vincmnea OiaiveraUy pnt Thank;iving vacation in tbis city . The Phi Ptl ball hai jeea retirat(wt in a very attrnctive manner. 4 seeiai wsi given Friday evenisg. Barry K. Otibe, class '88, ate turkey at home, Ttmukgivin(r, i.ud returned to Ohio Medical College oft Jtoaoay. Mlu Grace Coffin, linn. Mallikla Mil Hr. Thotr s tlagot, of Naw Ortiits, narm tbit gticsu of .UU Georgia Byer Thaaksgiving. Tbe fort ball game at VaduasapoUt, Tburslay.'res jltcd in a yittory tor fm due over But! ar by a (.co -e of 98 to a. It wse bv far the best and most :n I treating game of the atsason, but ube Batter tends wdm I In it. Hiliet Charlie Moore, Uartba Doner. Nora Hunter, Ida Louden, Mont.; Kelao, Ida Ku! wider and Tamat Altbouie atteadrd tbf Stit cnnvi-nlioo .if KabImi Kasva G,mnia .'it IndianapolU, TbunJi. W'tirk has begun on the iryranaaians and villi good weather it will be r pitted by iho arsl. of January. The build ag will bo 4ix66 feel, having no windows except the akyligbts. It wilt coat abet $70n, and the remaining $30 mill be uaud fo thiparahina ot apparatus. Dr. Coulter and Profs. Hnlfct'itt an d Ross were in Ciiicago hat week in conference with wester educators ho were disctissidg uni versity extensiou. Mrs. Prof. Green is visiting it latioiis in Indiauajiolis. Mrs. Prof. Saunderson gara an old lastnoned xnanusgtvisg Dinner to the meuibera of tha Faculty and their families. 7B.ivirlljr ExtvtalaMa. Chicago, luu., Nnv. 86. A notable conference of Weafcera ISoV uoatori was held at tbi Kewbeity Library today. The matter ttadetf discussion vas university extension. There were present Prcnideat Harrier, of tbe University of Chicago; President Itogers, of thct Notth western University President Chsmberlatii, of Mndisen Uoiwt taty; President Eston of Bereft University . President Coulter, of t he Univeniity of Indiana ; Re;at Burrill, of the University of Iltinoia; Profs. Moss and Forbes, i the University of Michigan ; Ptohv Turner and Freeman, of Madisa (Jniveraity ; Prof. Young, of tha Northwestern University, and Hi, Pooh?, of the Newberry Library. The Conference, after a long discussion, resolved itiiel f into Board of College Professo rs, lo consist c a Pnsidcut and two Proressora of each college. The duties of thw Imtird wilt be to choose kwtnren for the various courses and to deoide on a system of credit! forworHc peiformod. There was also o npohtDd aa Exectit' e Board, conaistii t of Presi dent Rogers ni thn Nori hwenterit, Roberta of Lake F vent, nd Coali tot of Indiana. Tbis board wiltl attend to the activo work ot ill rent -iujf the extension plans. White woriking iu harmony the Univerai ty iii to be allowed to cariy on tha V( rk orcoi-diu" lt tnvtt ni'tlnl:t