Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 January 1892 — Page 2

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tn 4vmm, twvw. In eoaspttaaea wtek hrtnc&m Oram fx gaanhare Btaf ftlltit, a MM t-wsaMaaa T ta eV piWtMi of htostroe TnSffr1 t UwTt tom ia Csvaaa, Jovm , at 1:30 r. m . T select eeoaty central eeassiUaesnsa. 1. To select iiUptw and aits mates On dfatriet mnMmi to - be haM Vsray, J ij Stat, A laffaMfmlfe 9. Taeettrf Jtlsgatss U ttw Vstfiana Tbe dietriet cveniaws. HoutfHtr h Uth4 to It dshsgstas W each ataat1ea , tT.IMST.CWin, ewjssnw CaRege ivwM XI. . ehurcb Kpwortfc Lrajrae hart arraafed tor ream of teetwes. The obVt M to fMrinsriie tk public with tkarvb Isiatnry. Tickets for the troonr been placed at tha low wins a lot, or JOe. for stogie ao Mieanaa. The followiag is tbe "Tbc Ikrly Chare." Dr. Geo 1 ittML Prat of HiMorical TheJagr, DePaerw Uaiverdty, Feb. 9. Hc IMbml Chorea.'' Daui Hilary A. Gebia, DcTaaw Univtaity, Fab, th. MTaa Rrforatatioa," Dr. H. A Bucbtel, Mtsr Ceatral Avenue chairs, ladianipolia, Mama th CoBetrt lor If area lBth, details tw be acaoaaced later. -The Bis at Mrtbodiwii " Prof. II. 1 Beak, A. M, Prf. f SyiteNMtM llarahary, DeFaaw Uuireraitr. Mart 21. -garry Aaerieui MrtadoW," Da. W. R. Hataead. aaator of Mstaaniw church, Bkwmiagtoo, April -MHbadiaai of To-aaj," Bar. W. D. Parr, partor of the M. E. cimreh, Elkhart, Ind., April MtU. lsOOKsf Yovs Coujb.--It M atatrd that the death of Wilttaa. J. Flare ace araa da lo tha aegtecting if a cab). Ac thia season sack astglaet ia el way daagroM and ssssea fatal. Bat, at the aaaae time, the Masenewawte taking of w isntdiea vitkaajtaa tnts-Higeat idea til tbftr aaa w aoaMthiag that a a l ft. luaoaia m oe aiteaipteo. jluc )6w York Sob aooad a waraiag ajtiaat aatipjrriae, arhieb has reTetmOy attamed a great popularity fiar headachei aad cold. The Saa aayaofit: It t an ezorrdingly daacrrmu roaiedy fr two reasnns: Oae that ft in a-puwerfiii heart de prraaant, aad ia the ease ot an ansataected eak hrart. may do a fatal auKbief uithoqt wroin. The other rranoa ia that duetwra theaierlvta are trerr much in the dark aa to the real aettoa of nti mrrtae. Soamtimcs ita enralive ywrew are narTelnoD, and at ctber riaaee it sveaw to have no effect at all. So kt the saferer trwm cold drink hot leweaide end bathe bis feet ia BMMtard aad warat water, ead act. hta eoetor to eiva him eMioeoreh mixture, bat, jt be hi wise, let bias nttt play with Katipyrine.0 C'ssei illustrating its tfeeta eoald easily be cited. Btit the ssmeie traa with many other drags. Far instance, the young aaan who had to he taken to a Baltieaore boaphal the other evening after dewing bisneeW with antiftbna gave a warotog to nihers who take irsedieiaea igaorantly. There b a dawoaition nowadaya ia opk to try to eara thsaseetves quickly by all aorta f coaeaetioaa that bavt aa iaantediate e&et. It is risky there ought to be asors A Mgnlar pbysieMa is always the safest ccsitiscUor ia aicktaf allkiada. aw tke aaeena. vt nue the naaitn or men by their uili 117 wmt iuu emrnsa: use war. evo to the preaervBtioaa ot Uvea that woald have heea lost had the owni rs ramiinsd aselnaivcl ia civil ife, the health of the average mi baa bees) deteriorated by vetbis that ha suffers more i 'rasa illaeas aad has a aocaawbat leas expectation of life than other inenot bis Thia coaelusioo, based aa it la anon a examination inf taa assaaw dais for a smaR pari of th ensja, k provisional one nary, and aw aaaat watt for soon mmpleta ecanpslalioaa to give defj niu aad reiiabic fignrca. Let a person gat into your debt it yoa wosM make hint your racurv. It a aa anniesaint trutu that this w too octao the Hems asm appear to avoid yon and sNaHka yew bacanee they are in j.onr aatit, tnoacn basore you ware liswiwai aawMagb to aawotamodate thraa their friaodaljrp bordered on muasaey. oawm ilem. Dwriag the year just passed taa aaaantactnnng estaMtabnaeat r4 Colambot, Ind., conaaaaad coa! lo the asateant of seventy thansand ibdlara' worth. When this fact Uassne known they ware greatly Two of the csoet iHhy aasaa days ago set abont t-i pvacwre, fcf sosaible, cheaper fuel. Th-y have inveatjgwted the Harris Mf manofaetariag foal-gas. ire maeb plaaaad with it, aad will )t in a plant at once. Hope thU Joel eaa he aaiendVd to ertry tows cf J,000 : Sabitasts.

Thrre woiihi tetm t be no rMoa why the rtearette i injarioiwaa tie rnemies any it in. A Georgia cbrmiat n-ho haa carefully nalyted vighty miaplra finds uoth ing ttbjretiooahlc in tHetn bat "aieotine, oil of tobacco, bitter citraetive, enm, elarnpbyll, cellaltiso, potaeb, nitric acid, phosphoric acid,

haw, iron, a on magnmia." Where fore be remark that the cigarette w "not neccartly barmiuU Paoli Republican: Capt. A. T. Gilnmre. who died last week at hit home in Louisville, was one of the well knows firm of Onrbaeber, Gilmore A Co. Qilmore once lived in Paoli and carried the "brick which went into the eoart houetnd afterward married a woman who worked in one of the hotels lisps. IB I 111 A society editor says that If diea who call on brides for the fit time, aad wish to do the pnper thing, will not forget to turn town the nnner corner ot tbeir amK eards. which aienifies bestwishes and eossratalations. Bar euard acaiaat makintr the miatalreof turni Mr down the unoer oowfers. Aoav onni sympathy and cadyieoce. ' Ti . The process of wbftening car was never known tiff-nnen walked tbroaifb a clay puddle, and then strayed into the sugar house. tier tinea were, of course, left to the piles of sugar, and when it was noticed that the spots where she had stepped were whiter than the rest, the process of bleaching sugar with day was adopted. General 8iocum, in an article on pensions in the January Forum, records a protect General Jackson ntade in bis message of 1884, as follows: I recommend that an actual inspection should be made in each Slate into the circuoMtanees and chums of every person now drawing a pension. The honest veteran has sulking to tear from ancb erntiny .while tha fraudulent claimant will be detected and the public treasury relieved to an amount 1 have reason to believe far greater than has heretofore been suspected. A lively rate war is in progress between ilie busts miming on the Ohio river. Twenty-five cents is now the fare from Madison,rnd., to Louisville, Ky., aud freight 5 cento per one hundred pounds. People da draw the most ridiculous distinctions sometimes. For instance, if a friend asks you for a postage stamp, and you give it to him, he becomes indignant when you demur to acceuiiug the two cents in payment. He assumes a highly virtuous air, and insists that he is always very careful in small nutters, o you take the two ca'iita. Yet, offer him a cigar, or ask liisato take a drink with you, and be exhibits no scruples, but accepts at onee. it ia entirely possible, too, that if be borrowed to from yon he would iorget to return it, but when it is a question of two cents, be is punctilious to a degree Mias Paris of Greencaatle is theguwe of Mort. VVbitaker, on went 6th street. Dr. Wesley Newlsnd of 1Wfrd was the guest of H. C. Duncan's family last week. John Dinstnore, one of the oldest and nanst respected citizens, ia dangerously if not fatally ill. Mrs. Ira Batman and Miss Ida Waldxon were at Indianapolis last Miss Antoinette Duncan entertained twenty of her young friends Tuesday night of last week, from 7 till 11. Mrs. Pry, who resided on 7th street last summer, died recently in Swjfeaiatta.;;::; ; Mr. and Mrs.. JJ. F. Ademasr. and Mrs. B yd W1oAij1 on night last from it -'week's 'vlstt 'Vt Dover, Ky . Petrv Harris, now in business in Terra Haute, is visiting relations in thia county, accompanied by bis wife. Boyd Cron is a salesman in Mr. Harris' Terre Haute store. Mr. Boyd will remain with the new hardware firm of Campbell A Mill., for tW present. Mrs. Smnll is visiting he son Will., and wife, at Hamilton, O. Lawrence county has a citizen Hoonngarner. The Free Masons ot Kllettoville recently fleeted the following officers: Barton AoulT, W, M. ; Benjamin Whisnand, 6. W. ; C. 3. Hughes, J. W.; J. D. Coffev, Treas.; Js. Highet, Bee.; J, K. Phipps, 8. D. ; N. B. Matsoo, J. D. ; Abner Thomas, Tyler. The Democrats met in the court mom Sntnrdsy afterneon and seleeted a central committee as folio wu: Chan. Walker, T. W. Logan, W. H- Creagar Jaa. King, Tbmt. Magionia, Itase Cbhwood. J. O. Kiley, J. G. Harris, J. W. Shoemake, St . M. Rogers, Kd.Jaekaon, Find Matthews, Ssmiiel Blevioa, Jonathan Bogers, Ttos. Sparks, J. L. Dowden, D. O. Spencer, Tho. Huntiogtoo, Henry S. Hay, N. P. Drake, J. C. Stultz. It is poastUe tbst John W. Cravens will I "'seted Cbairwau of the com- i

-Now that the appraisement of

real estate tt bringing property on the public square into prominence, it will he interesting to some perroiis to know what Ibis now valuable ground sold for in 1818. Persons bo dMike to read these rusty old reministxnses can turn to the love story on the ou'side pages. First Sale of Xmta in laloomiington. A Big Crowd and Plcatty mt "WBtHkle." In tbc oli county rwordi w and that the first m) of town lot wat dvrtisnd for June 33d, 1816. It M form attended, aotb by ipaculftton and eitUunt, m the record ihow ninny deed to nnre idea u. nie M w beta in l tie refrenbine shade nbeul the public spring. en the "old jail lot." The Agent had earout tae order or toe board the if,,b..Hi -;- on the ground, and John Mfeen appointed "tribute it cc.rdto ext kMcr." H h pJobaM, tllBt demand tor lecers," for wV nest seftsioo, w tne wwnj ionics paid by him for the tbo tale, Um following items: Paid John WhlMlnd. for the sele, tiH.Hi; ptM. or for dealing out "V BobertenR urenam, uewi John Owens, Chin Cerjf tort of Torn nf Noel,rorcryiny days, SS.O0. WeaUiJlnd in the report of ty Treasurer, that ha paid John nand the additional amount of $10,K "Whlskie," msking tnUl of $45.00 pendad on that account. It was nodnvu. a wise atrake of policy In the Commit-1 sioners, for the increased price paid for I tne town lots, probe My, greatly exceeded the amount piild for whisky. The sale continued for twodnvs. and of the 308 lots then laid out, 164 lots were o1d at prices ranging from $10.B0 to 45fl per lot, and the eera?t amount of these sales was $14,326.86, being an average of $87.36 per lot. At this sale some of what are now our most valuable lots, sold at the following rates: Lot No. 194, (Hunter comer) to Robertson Qrahatn at $171 No. 13 to "Wm. HcColloogb, at 310 So. 160 (West Ride Block) to John Matlock and John Cutler at 214 No. IU ( comer clothing) to Samnet Coleman at $0$ No. It. (Howe's owner) to Robertton Graham at 459 No. 128 (Bank corner) to Wm. Bardin at 331 No. 1M to Kdward Maxwell at 290 No. 126. to Wm McColloiigh at 33S No. 125, ( hfiwonic corner) to Sbenexer McDonald at 435 No. 124 (Greaves corner) to John W. 1m at 377 No. 161. (Dnrand corner) to Cole man Pnett at 236 No. 1 I to Tho. Smith at 1 Jo No. 192 to Ramnel Caiman at 186 No ll, (Faalkner Boose) to Wm McCollough at 232 At the next sale which was on the first Monday and Tuiwtar f November, 1818, the lots north of us puEHe square sold a follows.; Na 22. (The Dr. MePhaetars cor ner) to Wm Hstxatt at $362 Be 238, (Opposite corner) to Roderick Rawlins at 610 No 227 to Capt Robert Hamilton at 400 No 226 to Alexander and J no. Uwens at 381 No 225, (Pee comer) to Alexander and John Owens at 6 10 224, (Progress corner) to Capt. Kaibert Hamilton at 506 It appear, that at this second sale of lots that 142 lots were sold at prices from $12 (lot No. 247) to $610 per lot total amount of sale $12,274.75, at an average price of $87.82 per lot. Later the two lets now occupied by the depot were sold for $600. and the two lota where a turntable was were sold for $1000 by Kills Stone, to the railroad company. The rate of taxation, as pi-enured by County Treasurer Sud-b-iry, will be found in to-day's Progress. Mt. Sudbury is doing .tome very careful and exact work, and his reputation as an honest and conscientious business man will be fully sustained by his administration of the Treaaurer'a office. In fact we believe that only good men can be elected to that position in Monroe county. In the person of his son Bedford, Mr. Sudbury has an able and obliginj assistant, and tbe tax-payera wi always find him willing and anxious to furntab information and to wait upon them pleasantly. One of tbe oldest insurance firms in Blooroiogton is that of Rogers dV Woolley. Recently Mr. Rogers hjs:r.eipied to Evanaville, and tfi fit4 feeing dissolved.Mr. Cbas. Barnhill has become a member of it, taking the place of Mr. Rogers. Mr. Woolley's integrity and business qnalifieattoos are so well known that it is useless, to speak of them. Mr. Barnhill ia a young man who has received a thorough business training and is perfectly equipped for hia new field of work. The firm does a large and rapidly in-si-easing business in real estate and insurance, and they ask tbe old patrons of the firm to continue their favor, ia tbe future an they hsva in the pari. The offire of Woolley & Barnhill will remain in the room jnst east of the National Bank, and their old friends are requested to give them a call whenever in need of N. 1 insurance. The report of the Secretary of the Treasury lor 1890 says that there is $2,170,329,320 of United Slate money in existence. CallinK the population 62,000.000 that would give each person $36.01. Mr. Evans of Dover, K v.. is veiling Mrs. B. F. Adams on Booth College Avenue. Born to Prof. FeJlows and wife on Tuesday last, a dsugbter. Communion services at the Walnut St. Pres. church uext Sunday morning. Salem News: "Drunkaq sots, claiming to be printers, need not apply to ftnr"Trn fiir fiirnrr r work. We are not namnLl4 in send sway from home to oUi)

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Successors to st tor.

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BLOOMINCTON, IND.

a via father j 76 on x of a son, at of our v. Tuesday last, . birthday dinner .. is ttloumington. The "Oardeu Baptist church" of Indianapolis ia the charge Kev. Mr. Terry ia now pastor of. The Ellettaville Citizen says the new depot at that station will be erected near Perry Bros, upper quarry, below town. John Shook of Ellettaville lost a couple of fingeis one day last week while working with a machine iu his shop. Miss Emma Vanaickle is vis iting in Martinsville. Mrs. John W. Davis ia sick with this prevailing disease la grippe. ; A eroeer stated one day lust week that the twenty groeeryruen of Bloomington have outstanding accounts that aggregate $30,000. Mis Rrtta Hampton is entertainintr Miss Jvusie Ueury .of Danville, Ind. Ed. Hill. Will. Adams, Cha. Hall and Wall Piiuh-y were at home to their young lady friends on New Year's d.tv at the home if . Will. Adanus, on Suth College Avenue. The refreshments w-re elegant and ukidy served, and the favors were piuitournuhn ot the heads of the four young genllenii-n with eyes Hosed and uariiiir the legeud "S leap year party.' We- Were Cared of la Grippe. Kaius Ubixl, Dmrgist. Bloom inj:t..n. Ind. 1 iras taken witb a bad rold ; bad severe pains in my tack and limb, catarrh of eyas and nose, accompanied by slight foviir, I suppose it w e;ripp-. The fever lft m after Uking Lbne i1mu of South American Norviae, and ten draws completely cured me. You have great meJieine. Hkkkv SraiosLM ah , Fayettonrille, Lawrenoe CO., Ind. My wife was sick with la grippe. Your wonderful Seutb American Nwrvina cured ber in one day . Gso. St) LLtVi w . Prop, restaurant, Seymour, lad. I suffered with a very bad atWck of la grippe, which terminated in a iievera case ef pneuronnt that well nlgL left me a physical wreck. Four doctors attended me. Being advised, I took a bottle of South American Nervine, and like magic it raslered me to perfect health. A. W. Fsatz, Miocroaker, Milltuwo, Ind. I was seixed with a Severe attack of la srippi). Three dnee of South American Nervine effectually cured roe. Hkmkt Kaisir, Poteen, Greens ea., Ind . I was nearly dend from la (rrippa. After taking Ave doe of South American Nervine was relieved of pain, aud was completely cured by one bottle. Uabsy Bumask, Brownstcwn, Ind. A leading haberdasher : you realize that about half goods cisplayed in a window "Do the like mine are a total loss to the dealer? Well, it is true. Take white sh irts tor instance, in spite or all pre cautious they will become grimy when displayed in a window, , end one ioue fly, anxious to make his mark in the world, will invariably I . . Bet. 4 . s a select tne ngnt goods in the snow window. No man will buy laundried shirt that is grimy fly-specked. Rich neckties also sufier, aud so do uther goods of like character. I am mighty careful what I put in my windows. Cheap handkerchiefs and ties are used principally, but I arrange them so that they are attractive. Bv the way, do yon know what foolish qui stions some people ask in a store like tins? IMo7 Well, a lady came iu here to-dav and asked for a brown silk handkerchief. We haven't got any 'twouldn't pay to keep 'em in stock, because no man would ever ask for one. Yet that woman wouldn't have anything elae. She wanted brown or nothing. Frequently I have requests for satiu auxpenders. Girls, you know, want to give their male friends such things at this time in the year. Now, the most thoroughly worthless thing in men's apparel is a aatia susftender. It won't wear. Neither will silk. The is the cueap-prjc

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A. H. Wilson, llic MOWASCEJ Uoerd of Monro urs al. their Decern -9. A. Cbitwood, goods f r poor, $ 2 0C A. L. Esston, 7.2C 7.2fi 2.2t fi.oti 20.7; 30.2(1 D. B. McHenry, Wm, E. Tarkington, 1. N. Fleener, Henry K. Springs, Tho. Todd, A. J. Walls. A. II. Wnoo, Cbas. McPheetera, Clsmsn A Gaston, S. K. Rhorer, I). E McHenrr, Jas. B. Clark, P. B. Martin, Pernr Bros31.25! 24.50 3.00 is so V U Wm. Carmichael, 24 05 1.50 30.00 T 00 28.26 10.!7 W.r.. VS. Mil., Collin t Knrsell, w . n. rodigo, Wicks Co.. do J. II. Kirby, do 2S.55 6. K. Rhorer, do Genrpi W. Jackson, do A. T. Maesey, do Win; Smith. do H. C. Garner, do Wm. Hallock, do Gaston & Clamna, do I. M.'Eunler, do C. C. Turner, do Sam L. Smith, do Jas. M. Paaley, do Krr & Sons, do Hull Bros., do F. M. Stephenson, do J. T. Woodward, do Matthews Bros, do Jasun N. Tbrasher, do Fox it Sugert, do S. K Rhorer, do John Gilmore, do Andy Morriiz do Gforga W. Jokfon, do John T. Woodward, do Qovit for Piiur Atylum. W J Al'en, A II Wilcon. J P TtMirner, 3 (o i 205.O6 14 ! i0 5 00 62.115 2i.S0 3.10 1.50 j 13.00 32.50: .. !?! it 1380 . 1 50 21 06 l5-52 3.95 15 5 t 15 ?.'-5 .SO 13 HO ir. :.o im mj 11 :a 1 'lit b :b f 13 35 3 SO 12 41 5!) 84 10.75 2 70 2.15 32.72 7.! 6.00 14.96 8.72 8.11 27.0 t'bai McPiietters, Chst Kirby, S K Hhtirrr, Jits M tinnier. Isaw P Il.ipowoll, Kd Whutsull, John Waldron, i II Clark. II Llndlcf's Sons, P B Ma-Un. H T Simmons & Co, J W Siunium iCo, Brmden A (V 0U ns & Kitrsell, ; J H Kirby ftiliri'rt Bros, H J Brannw'k, Wb B Hughes. Hoi xman Jr Byerly, (ian -jts Hall, .loh l R East, 11.11 Kmm, Wm H Johnson, 8 K Rhorer, goods for pub. b'ld'gs, $ A K Dowden, spemflo, 11.35 304.00 8.00 15.10 23.90 35.25 31.02 17.50 A H Dowden, ta'.ry Co, P.ipt, .1 M Iluntej. Koods for pub ii'ld'pl, A K Dowden, printing and adv., CirilryA) Walker. work on pubb'd'Ki W .'. Allen, goods for pub. building, 'II V, Htrong. painting pub. b'lding, J T) Maxwell, ooromir's inquest, W T Hinds, work on bridges, N II Rogers, pike tepiirs, A J l'H, Sec bo-ird of health, This J Parr, salary, W B Hugh, good pub. build., It ill "Art Wilron, working prisnni-rs, 10 75 n.Mi; 39.0 wn n minora, print, ano em n ry, o.u-i . Rolit McMichaoLwork on pub Vld, 38; .1 V Clrk. eood far nub huildinff. 3 90 ! H l.indley'H Sons, Wm Hall, public buildings, Win Hall, public buildings, R ! Foster, siilsrr Co. Assessor, Balier. Boyd Co, pub. buildings, H O May, salary, 4 is 11 oo, 6 oo 30 on 2S.25 92 oo Join W Cravens, salary. li.OS H .1 Fcltns, priming and adr, 86 SO .1 D Howe, public buildiugs, 1 00 T II Sudbury, salary, 20 oo W R Bradfute, printing and adv., 22.70 NeeldACo, 1.10 Win Pvtarwn. salary, 24.80 Wrn T Blair, salary, 66S.00 Wrn T Blair, specific, 6.00 Henrv Henley, 10.00 8 K Rhorer, gonds for pub b ld'gs, 4 50 J H Gilmore, supt Stephens pike, 4.50 Tho J Farr, salary, 14 no John C Clay, salary, 31.50 Warn 8 Walker, salary, 2 1 oo John Gilmore, 46 50 I, William T. Blair, Auditor in and for said County hereby certify the fore going to be a copy of the Allowance made by the Board of. Uonroe County Commissioners at their regular Decenilier Term, l9t. WILLIAM T. BLAIR, Auiitor of Monro Co. Bedford Democrat: A Woman's Relief Corps waa organised on Monday night, Dec 21st, at the G. A. R. hall, by Mrs. Julia 11. Bruxtsn of Bloomington Lodue. The following ladies sccompuni'd net ; Mm. Harsh Wicks, Mrs. Helen Orahard, Mrs. Martha Robertiion, Mrs. Mary Stuart, Mrs. Jennie Alexander aud Mr. Brodix. I he Corps here will consist of twenty lames, and will be known as the t. V. JNcwIaud Corns. No. 136. Drfncai, Clark's female mmstxarare at Bedford thia (Tuesdav evening. A year or so ago sorie "chnriuing blondes" gave a show in Bloomington, and common ru mor says that the fences doorways and trees arouud tho hotel weire full of half-grown boys and men till ibe traiu carried "tho girls" way. and that t-e landlord fihoiikl- ' truhty shot gun aud fitoud

Stiiiare

A Hat Headed Preacher. Prom Pratt (Kas.) Timesl

An Evangelist by the name of Rev. ,luhn M. Goodwin has been conducting a series of revival meetings at the Christian church during the past week and caused considerable commotion in the congregation. Ooc night last week Mrs. F. A. Clark was occupying a seat with her little baby, and tke restlessness of the baby aeems to have "rattled" the preacher, He suggested that the bahy be removed to tbe vestibule of tbe church, and the mother was making arrangements to comply with the request when tbe bnby again began to cry. This caused the preacher to stop in bis discourse and remarked in emphatic tones that if the baby waa not removed from the room he would Htop preaching. The mother and about one-third of the congregation got up and left the room and the preacher told them be was glad to see them go. The following dav the Rev. Goodwin nas informed that he might gird up ItU luius and depart. . The congregation was greatly mortified at the rudeness of the man. They have made arrangements to secure the assistance of Rev. O. L. Cook, of Herington, who will be with the pastor, Rev. .f afa salt ft iini at r . aAm .tan rlnai nf amai at ui i ug case icuimuUM ui tne meetings. The followinc is a list of officm re,1y elected by the K. of P.

24.00 luage or i!.iieitsviiie: Unas, jsck19.5D i Bonf P. C j Charles Grant, C. C; ? !t James Keene, V. C. : A. W. Spehr,

Prelate; P. P. Harrs, M. A.; W. O. Moherlr. M. E. : W.J. Jackson. M H . k.mntolt Ma.. IT nF tt & S. ; W. B, Ilairi", Reuresentative. -Chas. Mitchell of the Hive is jut crtting over a Bee two weeks' wrestle with la grippe. Hiram Lindley aud wife are sick with la grippe. TraHsfera of Rent Estnte, Furnished by Jas.W. J:ickon, R'icorder fFor Deeds and Mortitaice. correctly cutea, call at Kocorder s umce.) Jonathan Lenta te John Clotsan, 2n acres in Marion tp, $271.50 J C Dolnn to Eliznbeth Hunter, lot 7, Dolan add, city 140 Andrew J Mnbivy to 51 E CarmiChael, lot IS, Davis add, 500

12.00 ' Geo Stephenson to G-c S Stephens' 30 son, undivided I 331 acres, sec25.

f 26. 35 and 36. Richland to. 3.000 Cravens A carmichael to Wm Me- ; c,lTi'-lota ,2 ,3 16 nd 1 5, Maple Mights, 00 I W P Jester to E M carr. acq seell. lUnton tp, 1,20) Sailio II Ac-iitrtn Xoab Swafford, 1 ach' in Hi'nn Hlos.o n tp, 25.00 Henry (i in to Win Uriffin, pt lots J5 and 76, city, 1,500 V): iA Murfi.-I.J to R :i Sloat, swq siq itcJ!, lioliloii If , 801 m m It ws to the courage and pereevernnee nf a crank that we uwithe dLicovery of thin great hetuisphere. It wa the crank that ive the piintiii): press, tbe cotton loom, the locomotive, the telegruph.. All the great itiventorr' from Arehimedes to Edison, have been wank, all the great philosophers from Plato to Herbert Spen eer, all the great reformers from Lyturn iH to Lady Habbertou, all the great preachem from Peter the HerniPt to Henry Ward Heecnur, ail the heioea wiio left their plow stmiiding in thn furrow while iiiey went to light for liberty with Wash ington. The worst has h.ipiened. A ucrniau doctor announces mat i ne grip is caused by u microbe called Mien ibus Sei furl us and eon only i be killed bv gin mixed with tx n Boid of soda. Those who of smla. Those who have RUUcred witll grip will nun some . .- ,..,.: tlst :, i,--onoiatlOII III rtn-.H!tlOg UlBt It 1108 i a wmse name titan tnev were able o irive it in their anurrieat muoxl. J Ask for Charley Robertson j when you come to town for grocer teg. He is in a new room north of the Progress oflk-e. Got a uice stock ot groceries. Jack Oddons was tiie owner of a vicious dog. Sickneas in hia family necessitated his calling in Dr. W. M. Bovd. When Dr. j Boyd appeared on the premiies the dog tut bini severely. Iioyd sued for $3,000 damagra, aod a jurv en Wednesday awarded hiiu $450. Farms for Sa le. I have two farms fur sale in. Greene ecunty. One located in Highland tp., three miles east of Worthington, 212 aens, 40 acres of bottom land, well Improved all In good condition. Splendid auildings, and Bordered by good roads. One farm south of Worthington, coming up to tbe corporation line, containing 172 acres. Tbe land is of tke best finality i:i the county. Either farm can be worl.-ed by machinery, being level, and tho li nd is well adapted to grain and crass, tltoek water of the best quality in cr-midi nee. In fact there are no better farms in this region. Terms reasonable and price I iw for tho quality of land. Any parson wishing to learn further particular will please write to or call on WM. BREWER, on the farm three miles east of Worthington. 4w Drunkenne, or dA.i Liquor Habit Positively Cured if Administering Dr. Haint Ovldtn Specific It is manufactured s a powder, which csn be given in a clssn "f beer, a cup of cr.flee or ton, or in food, without the knowledge of tho patient. It is absolutely hnrmlws, and will eff;t n permanent and spend- cure, whether tho patient is a moderate drinker or an alenholio wreck. It ha been given in thousnndt of cases, anr' .in ev rv instance perfect cure has d It never fsils. The system i npregnated with tho PpeciBr, it ! I Min tutor imnu'inihiliiy fur thn li- ' iippetila to exist. Cures uuarar" At pce bona of pirtii illr.ilriHn 'golukn specific co, jar

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Adaalailatirator'a &al of Per sonal Property. TOTICK IS HEKKIIY GIVEN, that tbe undersigned Administrator el the estate of John A , Alexander, will exposa at public sale on THURSDAY. JAN. 21ei. 1R92, 11 the verionnl property of decedent, consisting ol Corn, Wheat, Axes, Mauls, Crowbars, Wedges, raimins; implements Kto. TERMS 1F SALE. All same under $5 cnih in band ; all sums abnTe that amount not with s.pproed security, in terest from ilale. Sale to bugin at 10 o'clock a. m. I. P. HOPEWELL. Dec. 30, '31. Adminirtrator. ftotnetera Ekcbasige. Jnt received at "Suuders Exchange," direct from Anaheim,Californi, one barrel Angelica tnd one barret of Port Wine, made in 138?, and warranted Brt-oln. Also W. J. Emisnn A Co.'s Best Gradi: of Maplo Grove Whiskies. llmnd:K and Gins, which are goaranteed by them to be the brat in the market. 1 also kiwp Tenguu & Thieme's Pi liwner Battle Beisr, BudweUor, Pabst Jtilwauki;e. M ls;;er's Tafvl. and Thiemed: Wagner's kiig beer of Lafayette, which has been on s le here for the last 30 years: All tlKitt "(foods will t-e sold on a small margin. Mr uliice of business u one doir south of the postotBce, and nn business will bo dine mi legal holidays, or on Hundnys by tho bsck door, and don't you forget it. O. SOUDEI4S. IN Id W FU&HZXU&E '3C ta afS

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Wilt ripi-i-a careful ind particular atten iiuli, as wu carry a complete line f COFFINS AND CASKETS. Mk llEN'T. GOODEN, nn expenWed Undertake, hi biMn ueurod aud will lakacharau of this department. Give X7m u. On 11. J. H. Gaston. Isaac Clamam BloomingUin, Nov 18, 1891 la ix w Cards. FVLK COJtR. Attorney. OfiSt4 in Allen $ SfcHary't ne black, up-ttairt over eormr room. Sftetirt suirf earelut attention t-i( be omen to rrobate ounuM, ami to prompt collection of claims. HHUemtnt of ettatts specialty. J. F. MORGAN. Attorney OfStt upstair over National Bank. All iwinrns of it I r gul rtnturc givrn enrtful attention Probate onoiness a tptnialty. WVl paactie in all emtrt Haiiqutrtri for pension ppticants. Give, trie a call. AfULKY f ftlCF, Attorneys Notaries and Insurance Agent, fill practice in all tAe State and Federal Ouris. Prompt and careful attention gipen to the Collection nf Claims, to settling deeeJentM estate nmi tet ttlt tiihte htlMKMSm of a tenai nature. A rpeciatty mad e jPWiM;,. Ojf-: orr "Corner" cMking store, aoutf west earne.' public squire. , LOUDEN .J- JtVGERS, '.Attorneys Office over Fint s t onal Busi

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lection and rsnuttanct of etaiwta of au Hud. BOfiiirnK FlTClti Attorney OMac in building mmtk of Sank, em ground Jloor. Smeiaf- attention ffiten to rrobat Bunnes. to tnt ecuenon or eutim. and to business in all tke courts of ibnm and adjoining eouatica. -DUNCAN d- BA THAN, Jt. C. Dim. eon. Jt v. Jtotman.' Attorney, vp over Stontn Ao ittort, vest side putlie tguare. Particular attention vilt be listen to Prolate ca, collection!, ttc Will practice in. all tbe court. - WM. H EAST, Attorney. Wm vest title public jtwm, flars over swim nros. ary yooas sareervriw " teniinn tm ltjuit,t busitUf. and to collection o claims, Witt praetica in all court.' Agent for only No. I fire insurance Vault Cleaning should not be nrgb-ch-d, in thu inret bath of clean, linew and haattli. J"bn In-own is prepared in l niift complete manner to pive this liiwlness hi careful attention. He has light csaks, dcodriaing materials, and everything thnt i necessary to tnake this busiiiew suwwss Call Brown and g-t his flgures It is cheaper to dn up your premise than to cuntract ly. pnoid fv!-. , . . Eieeaftr's Notice; VTdTICK Is hareby civen, that - -in-IN di'rtignod has bm n nnaf Clerk of llm virouit wiirA.opIr . ... ... .ll . -MSiStv, Ntate ol Indinmi, 3 - :t .1 a. Alwaf 'v, deoufia

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