Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 44, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 December 1891 — Page 3

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;AIX ARE INVITED TO CALL, AND SEE THE 'LEG ANT LIN E OF NEW GOODS AND CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES.

HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES AND HOSIERY. LARCE STOCK OF TOWELS, TABLE IJHEH8 AM) 5IA3PKINS.

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I,... u3 -MeKittley Bierta have ratwontd their stock of groceries to tlM BOTtio'tl yw worth of the "rmgnm Btoe" asrteoiseitaeajl free all old coatmnen and aa auur nrtan who wr be able tomtit. w.wiafcte mmiMmm a-iatoBce, d bett w ' McKlBLKT dk RoBKRTSOJC, - : Yotra nan. aid tlm yowr mtttia. It ia haady when yoaeoiae wrt of Ike poetofiea to atep into Charley MePlMwti'r' grocery store

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Bowman: & Blwett. aj&krnr UYsrsc rAuiou n w, aft Beack.ot.'s, south of the e,si Coue&i Aiemoe. Bring Scwr ate a lifMroa cMtnty ansa -mh baft arm Imard t Charier MoWey'a "Golden Role" dry goods tore, aad I wnl iow yon a very igBoraat aerana. If say person i THally dniroM of securing late afvlvaaaekat at style prices H 1 JaYbant to WBoWaod haw be eoatd bcMrr tba to trade at Charley infinity store. Everything ad irMMrjffMas that aaca or wwnaea want, T jr t r J l I Itiu itslkttilKttM.lf. PBONTHK PoltFFICE

Ki-1 Cbarley. McPherters' popular

lf;: taariry goeety. It u here that llijaiaW boasekeepwrs come in jSa f tbc l'ipaaiia, both at--ibjMud fency, aad they are never ;-'.-;;aiaaaaiijate4 for McFbeetera al'1 ;' tyi i'. bias thear foode in stnek. rbaitwt eottiMry produce in 1kept hy thia boate, aad ihi ;-;'V3fJjt anal ga farther Ar saeb fnads y, jaatpbaar wt . FftncaT CoAies, ' ehoieeBt Tew, W riebaM Tobaccos arid C"nr8, moat ?: laakUe cwaotr,- froduce, turd ev-wry.-artkle that a well regulated f faawly a, caa be bad at Charley Maiaetera' graeery store, oppoeite ,'i r.t.lpjlipnj. . . Reawaaber the tfr&Mke 'IWkof Key Wort"

Bnwstaa dt Biaett. You dav't waat to order doors, aaea or bttnds till yoa oil at W. J. ,Uka'a &ard wajv store aad iaveatifjaMrtJke aaaapba aad ariem. AH of bwMerr hard ware of 'la aad at at btv prices as fcoBB bat bera omitted froaa tba baadaoeae aaw atoek of winter guoda at Charter MoUry'a dry irooda ratbat saay be ealled for by bia tiaaaeroiaB eastoaam. Beaneeaher the "GoMea Bole" is oo t osath ante of the tooare, aad it io tb oaiy dry r gooda Man over V Cilt. at Ileatp. Wilson's for etaaVuiea, eracken, batter, eoSee, tobaoco, choMt cigars, aad all auaiwr of sooda -that are kept ia a irsteiaaaantMery estabUaboaeat. Yob IttkJ)rf goods there.

; Bona, R. I. .Wiaslow, opposite : . the eonoty jail, n beadqaarterV Air V . evorytliiag ia t the Buggy, 6errey,

Con awd HnriMaB hoe. ' '. CaUM Woaurr eaa aapply you ." baajry, tibactOB, aartas wa goa, or aaythjiag ebt ia the amy of a vohide who yoa may need, Yoo, dcait bain to pay hiat cash, either, aa b will swap for horses or aaalee,"' He may be fooad at the big livery baia aortb of theaqnarr, oa vatiege Annae. . -I'or Stndeuaker trageaa, earts ad atiriag anivna, call at . W.J.iLLENS. myrt.K eaa from every eoraer of the eooaty t trade with Hemp. Wilaon. beoauta they have beard t kia pare rjrods awl reasonable - - arirea He won't have aaiadalterats ad article ia hi bmtseif Hekaowa it. ii. i mm$m mm JSaouni CM AVis UataaeM rcajorci all Hnri, Soft or Gaflovaed Jarpaal B emisbea from horses. Blaogl-BpaTiti Cnrbr. Bidints, Bwee- . isay, Ring-Broe, Stifles, 'Sprains, all avotln iiiroau, Ueaaaa. etc. Sao ISO br aat of oae bottle, Warranted tle moat wooderfnl Bjewiidi Cara evor known. cnld by

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3STUMBER 20 TTE ABE SHOTTOTG THE FINE LINE OF

YOURS, Fob Gbocxbies atep right into tlw southeast corner, aontb of the poatoffice. ask if it ia Charley Mot'heetera5 store. If it is yon are in tle right place go on trading, ami yoa will get $1.10 worth of roads for every dollar yoo pay dowa. Thia ia thb tkpth. qBostom Brown Bread is now baked daily by Renckart. Lovers of the bread are invited to call. Hahmokb Buiuks Lots. I have several very handsome bwhling lota to sell 00 west 7th street. Call on me. SODDY CABMICff A EL. Ben ck art has the most con ver iest and neatest Oyster Parlor in tetra. - Remember thia when yoa and yoar lady desire a dish. PoPtFLAK MUSD8 of Tobaeco and CSgara are kept in the family grocery owned by Hemp. Wilaon, earner 6th at. and College Avenue. It will pay yoo to buy of Wilson. Fob Sktairs or Parts of any clewing Machine, call at 11. UflUISI'S OUJMS. Don't forget Winatow, when yon want any implements for the Remember that no man ran sell No. 1 fat at wagons or spring wagons cheaper than W. J. Alien. Ele a-ks yoa to '.call and examine his wagons before yoa boy. Everybody likes to trade' wRhCbarJey MePheeters -he is one of the cleyercat men in the towntml then he kevps a ehotce stnek ot groceries that gives full satisfaction, ao that easterner are pleiscd both by the goods an the man. Mouse Wagons, the best ia the State, sold by W. J. Allen. Don1 bav a waeon till you Investi gate the" Moncn It will be your interest. toj Don't forget to direct yowr at-1 ... . .haiUijiiii. I r. tlta ' torney to bring advertising to the rrogreas office, in cases where yon have any business as administrator, eiecatar or goartlian. Bates very low aud work done correctly. MTStaoke "Belle of Key West Cigar. Bowman & Bluett. I CD to

John Mbrle Counter, Ph. D, LL. D., Pnaident, Profeaaor ot Botany. Amzx Atwater, A. M., ProleesoT of Latin. Thomas Charlton Van Ntnrt!, M. D , Ptofeaaoi of Chemiatry. Orrik Biinner Clark A. M., Secretary, Frofeeeor of Eufiab. Horace Addison Hoffslvn, A. M., Ftofaesoi of Greek. Richard Gause Boone, Ph. D., Profewot of Podagogice. Gustaf Karston, Ph. D., Frofeaaoc of Oet manic Lai 'gn age. Wixjijam LoWe Bryan, A. M, Profesaor of Philosophy. David Djjmaree Banta,LL. II., LL. D.,

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Peas of ibe Bchool of Lair. George Wm . Saunderson, A. M. LL. B., ' ProeKir of Rhetoric and Oratory. Ernest Wilson HuffcuTi B. S.t LL. B. Frofcaaorof Law. Rufvs L, Green A. M., ProffsoT of Pare Matbetaalks. James Albert Woodburn, Ph. D., . Frofcsaor of American History. Edward A. Ross, Ph. Frof aaaoi of Economic sod Bociil Science Robert Judson Ale A. M Profeaeor of Applied U(.tbemttie. Georob E. Fellows, Ph. p., fic.'tcjor of Eniopean Uiitory.

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1-7 The fisest stock ov Hanging and Stasd La Mitt ik Town, at ' H. Lisdlsy'8 Soks. Pbbsoks with whom the Progri8 has contracts for wood will please remember that we prefer 18inch sugar beech, or shell-bark hickory. Sr YOO WAKT A HICK HANGING ob Stand Lamp, do not fail to f.XAllINE H. Lindley'b Sonb assortment, bkfore you bpy. Rkcbhtly aome 4,000 worth of samples belonging to the representa lives of several large wholetale houses were nurcfaased br Joe saie nouses were purcnasea oy one M. Smith. These aaojptea (filling So large trunks) included the finest; wares in the market, the most won derful raechanioal toyfl, the rarest specimens of toilet aotts oh, so many things that no one person could remember one-half of them. Well, he bought them, and those that have not already been sold, can now be seen on Smith's shelves, aontb side of the square. It is a wonderful exhibition of everything that is fine and rare, and but few can resist the temptation to buy. It is the one chance in a life time to see some rich and rare things. No charge made for looking at' the goods they are worth coming many miles to see. Save Money and get the latest designs in Qwsnsware and Glassware at C, H. McPhcrtcrs' popular grocery store, southeast corner of the square. Jkew Mipnly ot Iron stone China and Decorated Ware. No MAS excels Geo, Bcnckart as a Bread baker. His bread creates comment wherever used, by its sweetness, richness, lightness. Try it and be convinced. Oysters of only the best brands served in all styles, nt Geo. Benekail's oyster house, South College Avenue Ark pou Winslow's when you nni. a j lnwn anil HAttt II Otft Ilf come to town and want a act ot Harness. He can save you money, National Hotel barber shop is a convenient, neat and cosy establixhnient, just east of the post office. Gus. Knjoger is proI prietor. Give him a call.

THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY.

FACULTY FOR 1891-92.

Clias. C. Turner, the furnitnre dealer on the north aide of the square exhibit rare tastt in the select ion of his goods. At nont of the tine establishments in Chicago or Cincinnati will you see a handsomer display. You have (inly to glance at his show windowii and give his stock an inspection t be satisfied on this point. From the tipper windows of "Progrexa Block" the top or roof of Hinkle's building, with its si;:

Mtkylights and broad expanse of tin, looks tike the deck of an ocean steamer. JThe block is a credit to the city and a proud monument for its energetic projector. Marion it: a man of nerve, and lucky. j The season of handsome ahow windows and tastefully displayed j goods is here. By no other town , of it population U Bloomingtori excelled in the taste displayed by its business men in the matter of selection am display of goods. Finest shelt hardware in Bloom ington can be found at V. J. Allen's hardware store. He keeps only the best. CAlX on UcKinley &. Rohcrfson, the grocers, in the new room, north of "Prbgreee Block," North College Avenue. Everything new and first-class. Do not delay. Come and get ccqusinted.A well known religious writer hat awarded Owar CraTeui U etsntrwH for piiblinhiag a &0-pax monthly maeiisine, U be called '-The Criticiter." By Ilia way, the above office during the part month hai exeouted tome of the Saert d sigat in job printing ever eeen bera, the eontcvt award thvel for the Teacbere' Aociation and the topic for theCnlvertiiiy limited amuunt of giwiety and mercantile work, ba givaa the office a IMtlag repauUon fimonS iu Ptroii. puriag tine ,nliBg y8ar tMnl poWBr wUi be m other valuable innrovnnu will maka the above office be pride of tba city Tlaae Table at iploonilngtoa. Central Standard Time, Dav Kail Train North, arrive-...... 10:5 a. m Mai) Train South, u .'.. 9:41 p.m Night Mail Train North, rrict....i. . 11:14 p in Kail Train South, . 3:50 a.m Lonbmlle Accom, North, 8-.4S p.m Louiiville Aieoian South . 6:60 a.m I.. A. CLARK, Aokht. A Ba boaiNv An Eb, Cornet, (silver plated) and a B b .Clarinet with instruction book, for sale or trade cheap. Inquire at this office. Or of Wa. Lew Finest display of late-style China cup, saucers, plates, aud full setts, at J. C. KnMnson's. J. tie water setts are beautiful, delicate, and comparatively cheap, when the real value is taken into consideration, 'flic attention of the ladies is nirected to Kooin-'on s snow window. He is also laving in a targe supply of Holiday Goods of various kiuaV, aq! will compete for a share of the trade of the people in lhat line. He asks you to cull and see him in bis newly fitted, electric ighted rcom. See that 1 1:25 Stand Lamp at LINDLEY'S SONS. TO TOE PCBLIC. I desirs to announce that I have leased the "Model Boiler Mills," of this place, which will be reprogramed and started by Dec. 25th . ah i i it a :n i uii..,iil...i uranua t ucur win uc j.'nuiurflR, "Swan Down Patent," and "White Star." "Faultless" will be an all around, honest straight, and the mill a specialty. W. P. DILL.

Carl H. Ekenmann, Ph. D., Frofeaaor of Zoology. Edward Howard Griggs, A. M., Professor of QeaeialLileiatai'e. B. F. Snow, Ph. D., Frofeeaoi of Phyaics. Edovard Baillot, B.S., Ptofeaeor of Romance Langoi&ea. , Carl Osthaus, A. M., Aeaooiate Profeesor of German. Jajies Kirkwood Beck, A. M., Asaociata Profesaor ot Latin. Robert Edward Lyoss, A. M., AMoaiale Profsaaacof Chemutiy. Arthur Lkb Foley, A. Associate Proteeaor of Physjes. Verkon F. Marsters, Ph. D., Asiociata Profeaaor of Geology. WlLUAM Baibd Elkjs, A. B., Acting Professor pf Philosophy. Schuyler Colfax Davisson, A. B., Is air actor in Wsthemetics. Freperick William TBUacoTT, A. Instructor ia German. William Elmer Hbnby, A. B., Instrnclor in English. David Myebs Mottier, A. B., Instruotor in Botany. Henry Euason Ska ton, A. B.,

InttnwVor in Iiotany and Cnratoi oi Herbarium

Claude Ellsworth Siebksthal, Aaiai4atw.Qifg,7 Abteat for the year.

A lady missionary .o Japan delivered a lee u re in the M. E, church Tfcursrl ay evening. RfV. Albert Ogle preached for the congregation oi the BuptUt church, last Su nday. Eld. Flo,-d wilt . ireach at Harrodshurg cn the first Sunday of January. The Hteve Higer laud, southwest of Bloominptnn, hns been

sold to Wtn. tjnthn or tlrown co. Circiiit court started off in good fbVm Monday morning. There will be no grand jury thia term. Christmas candies, nuts, and all manner of holiday table supplies in endless prolusion, at McPheeters' corner grocery. The mortality among people who have been suffering for years with chronic complaints is uuusually great, just now. Dr. John E. Harris has been elected Secretary of the County Board of Health, at n ealarv ol 150. Those snow . scenes in the clothing and shoe department win-i-dows bj.the "Cornet'- are enough to freew a wurm-blooded man. The Board of (Commissioners passed an order authorising the County Treaunrer to transfer to the regular pike repair fund the money now in the Rogers turnpike fund. John C. Clay, the Republican county commissioner, voted against granting liceose to each of the five applicants, recently. The county commissioners have appointed three superintendents for the Dinsaiore pike : Kichnrd Bulener for the wes.) section, Jos. Dirftmore for the middle section and Dow, Rogers for the east scctio'n; Gaston & Clarnen have been awarded the contract fur furnishing coffins for the poor of Monroe co., and the Township Trustees have been instructed accordingly. The! petit jury for the present term of court, as drawn includes : W. Dixon, Milton KobertRu, John Saee, Jackson Robinson, Jno. K. Anderson. Thos, I Baker, John G. Harris, Dr. Barrow, William South, Wm. Mason, Jno. T. Langley and Ueo. tiaither. A yoime lady at Sbelbyville, and two young men, one at Aodersan and one at Martinsville, are experimenting with the dog-meat cure for consumption. If this "cure" should prove a success, the sheep owners of Monroe county will have reason to. njoice. In speaking of the heavy local traffic the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago road is doing, one of the ofilciuls suhl yesterday that on J huriiday the company was 782 cars short of filling orders for cars to handlt local business, BBd is now paying but little attention to through traffic. The attorneys seem to have captured the oral business of the Christian church, as on Sunday a week Judge H. C. Duncan and Senator Fulk delivered addresses, while on last Sunday Judge Cunning and Judge VV. P. Rogers performed a like service. The ability of these gentlemen is so generally conceded that it is superfluous to state that all who heard them talk were delighted. H. P. Tourner has a new show window, and is displaying some oerv stiaabtive and desirable poods tor ChriUmas. Mr. Tourner gives close and strict attention to ma business, and his friends are pleased to know ibat he is reauiug the reward ol industry. . Monroe Lodue. No. 22. of F. & A. Masons at the stated meeting Friday night sleeted the following officers tor Ia: tt. u. ureeven, Worshipful Master; William B. Hughes, Senior Warden ; Jaa. B. Mulkv, Junior Warden: Frank C. Tourner. Secretary; Wm, F. Browning, Treasurer j John' D. Moreran. Senior Deacon : Ben. Kirby, Juuior Deacon ; Oeo. Finley, TyleV. , ,. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat ia one ot the beat papers published in the west. Its scope ia greater than that of many others, and it reaches out to the northwest, taking in Colorado, Montana and other mining localities from which little is usually seen in the city dailies. An a Republican paper the GlobeDemocrat has no superior in. steadfast ticss like the Progress, the G -10. has stood up to the Republican rack without flinching (fodder or uo fodder) for 25 years. . The street car had passed, but to catch it lie reckoned, So be run like a deer, and shouted and beckoned, Till le planted hi heel On a smooth bit of peet Than ho sw balf a million stars in a Bvoond. He wai4 in too great a hurry. There are eases, however, where haste is necessary. If you have night sweats, foverishness, weak, sore lungs and a hacking oougK, do nut lose an hour in obtaining a supply ol South American Nervine. Delay in snob cases is dangerous; it may be fatal. BtWER get a cation of that choice oidi-r at MoKinley & Robertertson's grocery store for your Christmas mince pies. It is prime, Usd the genuine juice of the pple.

5upt. Chap May of the Poor Farm Las been instructed by the board of coinniinuioneri to take charge of the Fair Grounds, see that the gales are kept looked and that the property 5s not abused. Iu accordancii with ti petition presented by a a umber oi tax-pty-crs, headed by Jul. B. Clark and R. W. Miers, the county ooramissionera appropria ted $100 for the erection of a monument to the memory of Paris C. Dunning, and naming us trustees to manage it : J. B. Clark, J. K. Anderson and W. J. Alleu. " Thos.'C. Martin was appointed a Constable for Perry tp. by the Board of County Commissiouera at its recent session. Mrs. Livemtore, who lectnrod in College Chapel Friday night, was 70 years old on Saturday, the 19th. , Mr. Edmoi lnon is no longer one of the employes of the Blooming ton po8toffice. ' One of Mariou Hinkle's little daughters (Grace) had one of her

arms broken onu day last week by being run over hy a cow, out on the farm. To-morrow (Wednesday) eraded schools will be dismissed till Monday, Jan. 4i h. The publio school library is one of the valued institutions of our city, and reflects great credit upon its originators. The Mechanics' Band concert, this (Tuesday) e vening, will be one of the events of the winter. The Band deserves rind should receive liberal patronage in consideration of their unselfis efforts in the past to please the people. There is a vast amount of labor and expense connected with the successful carrying on of a band, and the young men should bo substantially remembered. The "Snider Vreb" party, given by MUs Chtirlotte Perring and brother at Clear Creek, was one of the enjoyable events ot the month. Good music, entertaining games, etc., made the evening seem uncommonly short. On Moidn,y morning of last week Mrs. W, M. Tate died in Chicago, when: she had gone to have a diffioul: surgical operation performed. After this had been done successful ly she seemed to be gettiog along nicely until a faw hours before her death, when a reaction set in wi th unfavorable symptoms that produced death. The funeral serviosn were held in the College Avetiiie M. . church, where Mrs Tate had been a life long member. She was a daughter of Thomas Spieer, and a highly respected wocnap. She had no children. The congregation of the Kirkwood Avenue Christian church have secured a Pastor in the person of Rev. L. T VanCleave, and he will be hern to begin hii work about the la ret of the year. Mr. VanCleave in a man of about thirty years, has a Is mily, and is a native Indianian, hiving been born in Montgomery county. During the past eighteen months he has been preaching for a congregation at Wichita, Kansas. Be preached for the people here some three weeks ago, and his effort was entirely satisfactory. The salary is $1,300. . David Kinser and Taylor Carmichaei are taking in the aighta iu Texas at present. Cors 1 Cork 1 At W.J. Allen's. WE ARE GOING TO SELL OUE STOCK AT REDUCED PBICEN TO CUT IT DOWN AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE BY THE FI RST of the YEAR. IF YOU WANT A GOOD OVERCOAT ob FIRST-CLASS SUIT OF CLOTHES YOU WILL SAVE MONEY Bl BUYING OF US. WE ARE SELLING THE BEST Woolen Underwear SOLD ANYWHERE FOR the MONEY. ELEGANT LINE OF TIES. HINDKEUiniEFS, ?UiiPKNKliRS, CLOVES, &c5 FOR CHRISTMAS. ALL THE LATE STYLES IN HATS AND CAPS Comb until see aw Sfck No (rouble show Gooijs. WEST BIDE, ABOVE ALLEY, J. p. T0TTENE & CD

WE PLACE ON SALE THIS WEEK Tltc Finest Aoiiovitminl of LAI HIUGC H!MBRIYA& ever neon in Monroe 7o HANDLES OF 8QLHI 2010 AND SILVER. HAflDLES 01- SILVER AND GOLD DEPOSIT!. PEARL INLAID AID IMPORTED NATURAL STICKS, IN CACIA, PERNAMBUCA WOOD, SNAKE WOOD, BRAZIL WOOD WAICK5BL, ETC. Call and See These as well as other SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

EAGLE CLOTKOTG E017SK.

--Don't forget the Fari Bros, when yu are looking for Holiday goods this .week. They carry a vory tasteful stock of everything tliat is desirable in this line, and as it is not a specialty with thiitn are ss.tiMfied with a very moderate profit. Go into their handsome corner drug store and examine the goods,. Dwight Landers, who was so seriously injured some wee ks ago by a horse, is said to be improving rapidly, and there is no doubt that lie will get entirely wi'll. FOR ItEMT. The old Bee Hive dry goods store, after the 1st of - January. Apply to W. J. ALLEN. The Mechanics' Band has done nl most as much "free blowing" lis I -he newspapers. ad now ask that it be extended a little patronage in t he way of admission money to a meritorious concert to-nigbt. Don't forget it. Next door to tht! Bank is II. P. Tourner'is Jewelry store, and he has secured a large and carefully sekcted stock of Christmau eoods lust such goods as you will want. for gifts. Go to his store aud eee the rich display. Retail prices in the Bioomington market are as follows t Irish potatoes 50c. er bushel, Corn 5ftc., Eggs 25c. per doz , Butter (good) 20c. per lb., Cabbage Sc. per !b Sweet potatoes 3o. per lb., Green apples 70c. per bush,, hay $10 per ton, wheat 90o. per bush. C. P. Tuley has opened a furniture sample room near the Union depot, Indianapolis, and Frank Scott aod wife (Ella Tuley) have charge ot it while Mr. Tuley and Til. '1 reat travel oveir the State selling goods in this linu. -Judge Mieni watt holding court in New Albany all of last week, and was' scarcely out of (he harness till he was in it again, in Monroe circuit court. A Farmer's Institute is to be held sn Monroe county soon, in accordance with a State law which appropriates $15 lit the expenses of the same, - James Whiteiiell of Ellettsville, died on Friday last, aged 75 years. He was a well known stock buyer, and bis wife for many years kept the "Whitesell House" which hud a reputation for feeding its patrons in a generous and satisfactory manner. Charley Alexander waa in town last Friday for a few hours. He is traveling for the Iowa ckap Co., and reports business good. Charley is one of the liea fellows in the world, and the Progress will always rejoice at any good fortune that may be his. The Old "Bke Hive," the best Dry Goods Room in Southern Indiana, for rent. Call on, or write to W. J. ALLI5K. Mrs. Newton Holies and ls'ra. D. J. Kinser are visiting relations in Newton, Kansas. Walter Robertson and Jsmes Sears are running a bi'icery S'i Hertford, and A, C. Coyht ia working for the firm. A nuniberof Bloomingtcn people have been confined to their houses during the past week with exaggerated oases of ' gold' id (he 'ed." M. D. Griffy aiu! wife are vs itiiij; a sister of Mr, G riSyhi Iowa. Curtis Sharp of Ellettsville will leave for South Dakota on Wedni-aday of this wsek, on a vt.sit to his son William. WV C. Draper is jgain the owner of the plauieg mip at Ellettsville. wjwawniBai aaawai aaaaaansaaa Johnson Sharp's well known black horse died one dav last -cek, at the advanced s,jc ;f 32 j far;.

The reception and sot ial or

Citniited for one night last week in! honor of the ten oldest wembera bif: the Methodist Episcopal church ill this city, was a heart-warming oei casion. 1 lie social was gotten ( under the iiucpicps ot tie rpwoi Ijeai'iie. Wm. Wylie. president. whn miiAe it nitmt an.t 11 rinu4Ble

ulriinp speech. Wm. BrownN -f tng and W. II. Jones followed with

rem ini5cenccs that were rery Inters i!

csiiug 10 inoie uiseniijiuu. ion oldest members aer Snran Browning Joined l.hp thttrcd U. i3S, while Ani:s jobnn wna pM V illiam II. Jom in U4tt. Kubart Oa .ran rWHtur. f Vjrlindu Uvieo, in UiO, ltolani Cgj ran pastor. Nnncy Thornton, in 1841, Philip oastor. MnKha A. r.uskitk, ia 1S43, haae O ens uut or. Kolmls 3 reeve, 183, Isaac pastor. Lvd in Vi". in 1843. Im Owona J iiflilh Soudart. 1844. Ov ru Matt William V. Browning, 1844, Crj snan piuior. Mary F Howe, H44, Cym Satt Mrs. J. W. Mm field's Mrs. Harrison Briddcl of Marah i count v. in visiting here. '.Ms Samuel C. Dodds has elected by the city council to $31 ine utii;xpir(Ki term oi v hsb aw ams as City School Trustee-; Mb Adams having removed to thai onnntrv. Mr. T)odifi has bees Ibbi the Board, and his intelligence, iti businefiS methotw ami hie MaaeffUh fitness are unquestioned. MtU Dodds ill hold till. Juntf mm this annointment. .... n ... uavine no rent to wmr Smith can sell books andeUtk lower than anybody that pay it. You will find him south side of the square, i Smith. Miss Jennie Willson has to Kent ucky to visit her aunt,;! will remain during the winter, Mi's. Margaret Greeorr en to Louisville after the IMji January to fake a nosttM wholesale millinery house city. Mrs. Walter LMl childrea will spend the I Indianapolis. Mrs. Gordon has i Louis to rpeod the hc$aj$fi hey sis'er. The Monroe Co. Company (Adams quarry cured the contract oa building for the great Baptia; ColIeRe at Uoi quarry firm will furnish nt blue limestone, dmk 200 oar-loads. The commissioners haVt-i pointel Cal. Worrall sua ont tif the north Dike, and more superiotoudint of thsj!! pike. The Laporte county 4mnf sioneri have determined to vM iitic vine limestone in ineir court house, but the contract not y t been let. It w ill 200 ear-loads. ,'as. M. Howe died at hit on Smith Col lea e Avenue ob day morning at 5 o'chjclfll " Howis was op town SatordaKi' HO imvv ! v w siwnf wavsmi usual health ai4d gooq was takrn with severe chest toward morning, his friends eonld real was no ill. Jas. H' 68 y ?ars of age, and" reared in Monroe the brother ofAlrti ana wr. j. u. ti Mrs. Tate i made a will bequest real and nersouai father during bis net cent the piano, wfc lie Tate. At the Spitr the property M div elect amng tie sibt 'is and Minnie Ttii -Miss OIliftMAf in I. nous in B'oti!

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