Bloomington Progress, Volume 26, Number 16, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 June 1892 — Page 2

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BLOOMtMTO. 8 ATT BD AT-, JCHE lvm. ISSX TWh will bo a Detent SJopvmti t tan Kepublicas ot' Itmm veuBty, ta iu coon hum, BleoeasagUa, Jane lltk, MH, at 10:30 a. ., for tie aarpoa ef s tertian cxndifor ta fallowing oSeaa: Auditor., tiaorfaT, Triw w, Coroner, Cooaty Surveyor, Ouwts JbM9Mrv Cub ib ibobjf Id aa 3d Dfctricta. Tkt BavabBaawof the varies WmUpa will aMt at Ik tiaMjsexeia aaaud a iilsul Mji ! Mains: No. of lMfktM JUaa Binwa, Saturday .Jus 4, Wwaiagtta, Saturday, Hay 11, Marioa, Friaay, Juao 3, Santa, Friday, J una 3, ltlotxalnrtoa, Saturday, J 4, KieMane, Saturday, Joaa 4, Vaa Baraa, Friday, Joaa J, Firry, Batarday, Jon 4, Salt Cwoa. Matatday, Jaaa 4, Polk, Saturday, Joaa 4, tfeailhviUa, Friday, Joaa 3, BarrvdakariE, Friday, Juao 3, ladiaa Or, Friday, J an 3, All of amid coavaatioa wtU bo arid at aack place a tka eevarsi saw respective n inaitlniHi may at I a,, aad tka dakwatat aeloetod ia aack a aaaaseraa amy a H. . OUXCAST, Cbairaaaa. IT. V. BOOKR8. Baeratar. Tbe Protrwe l atitt ia favor of tka man QMMMtrd far President this wwktt Minneapolis. A agent far a C&ieago firm, is vitxiaisang tamers in the eariern part a mostly, ia tbe folInwisrg manner. He approaches a farmer and Mja: "Yon wtmld like to boy goods at wholesale price, pay aw five dollars fur certificate aad the feme will sell yon fur cash all the goods yoa want." The fanner wbo dam ibis pays five dollara for nothing. If the Chicago ftrm waatatbe lanwr 'a trade, why ma hi hiai nay for the privilege of buying the goods they wish to aril. A mee idea to make, a ana pay Sir the privilege of patronising a certain firm. If a BIswmington mereautat ahoold arad an agent to the lanaeiaaad tell them that on the neyawatof five dollars he would give tbeai the privilege of buying hie goods, they woe id ire the agent aad hoyeott the aterohaat. 8. W. Smith, a Gtrajer rending aear Cbfombas, aald to Cervin d Lindaey, of St. Louis, Mo., 190 head of fitt cattle that avenged 1,400 ponada. The price paid wae 94.40 per handnd. The lot nfoaght over 913,000. Ernest WoH aoJd to the tame parties sixty head on about the note term. The stock was purchased for the Eastman export compsnjr. WAimiHa. When you go -to he polls to vote next November, do not anaoonee year preference to any person, or yonr vote m liable to be thrown out. . Quietly take yonr ballot and vote it. To vote a straight ticket, stamn only the big aqnare at the top. To vote a mixed ticket stassp before every candidate yen wish to vote for, and do not stamp the bin; square. Paste then tbiags inyonr jneasury. It does not take away words to somatariae the diference between protection and live trade. Protect ion transplants European indostries to the United 8utes; free trade (ransplaBts American iodoattiee to Eorope. Further con meat on the teaaofls why the lfcKioley biU ia looked apon with dWbrr ..by Rwepa satioa sean qoite ! Haw nniwr nf - . .. T.7'. r--r---. intuaaa uaiventty will bet be loth ot Jane, and iostead of each senior giving an oration, s special orator, m the person of Or. Barrows, baa been selected to give the address before the elan. The program for the exercises of the week, as arranged, is as follows: Friday, Jane 10, 8 p. . Valedictory exercves of the literary 8atarday, June 11, 8 a. a. Field yt devoted to athletic sports. Rondav. Jn 1 JUKI Baccalaareatc address by President ihn N. Coo her; 8 p. n. Anaaal religions address ta the students by Bev. T. L Cunltas. of Terra Haato. Monday, Jnae 13, 9 a3. Class 1 a d. nay eseretses; p.m. Address before the stadents ia law by Hon. Addison C Harris, of Indianapolis. Tuesday, Jane 14, 9 sjb. Bomnrss setins- of the aloaan! t-an p."- Almnai ba nonet aad a a a a" o p. m. AdOreas before toe association by Jia C. BatHie tonic "PaniaBii ami Patriots." Wednesday. Jane 15. 8 a. m. CWaieneenicnt ; gradnatkio exeretseeoff the senior eJan; oration by Rev. John H. Barrows, D. 0.. of Chicago; conferring of degrees ny tae rreudeat. The Western Uaion Telegraph Company has arranged to send bulletins front the National Contention, in connection with the Aaioristed lreas, ta all parts of the eosntry, and give thess to the pnblio tree of cltsrge. STS the Indianapolis Journal : The Loeisville, New Albany A Chicago smeagasxint expect to soon he haaltng 100 ear foade of stone front the Bedford qearrin daily noHbwnrd. The eompaay ia now fcceiving He new flat ears at the veto of fifteen a day, aad will soon b in shape to handle the stone tnfBe odersd.

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FLOUR. Dave Smith, City, Wn. Ray, City, Charles Ilukham, City, M. G. Morris, Blanche, Dell. Wfaiwaod, City, Mrs. Elisa Gentry, Stanford, Morton Ct.riatmsn, Fleener, E. C. GUs rsp, Sttuth Grange. Fannie CU gan, City. A. T. Fsris, City. E. B. Ulioe, (I U)City. Mrs. L. MeCleiland, City. Mr. Shiaa, City. A. H. Bangbman, Stinesville, Alfred Shields, City. Catharine Foddreli, aear Creek. Belle Weimer, Dolan. Emma Davis, City. Tbos. L. Fowler, Clear Creek. James Hight, Unionville. James Sylvester, Smithville. John R. Grave", Boena Vista. C. F. Bntler, City. Geo. L. Knight, Payne. John A. Kerr, City. . Mary Booty, City. Peter Eadits, Allen's Creek. Martha Ki-nes, City. A. N. Jones, Ellettsville. Tbos. E. itobinson, City. W. L. Kinaer, Guthrie. A. K. Dnwden, (Sty. Elmer White, Elkinsville. Mrs. Millie F. Robinson, Cl.Ck, John Weaver, Solsbery. Matt. Rsnurd, Cincinnati. Harley Anderson, City. C L. Mstliere, Clear Creek. Lena Jenkins Bloomington. Nicholas Adams, " Mary Stodtdale, City. Aa Peterson, City. Was. M. Bosh, Smithville. Billie Pnctt, Cross Road-. B. F. Thriftier. Stanford, C. F. Kelly, Ellettsville. Elisa Arthur, City. A. S. Sum ifer, Dudley. Sarah A. Gaskins, Ellettsville. B. F. Jone, Blostun. J. K. Williams, Ellettsville. Betij. Baw, City. Cbas. Weitsel, Stinesville, Bert. Eller, City. Tbomas Floyd, Nashville. J. C. Clay, Harrodsburg. Alex. Small wood, Harrodsburg. Avis Moon-, Victor. 1. N. Nunfvstcr, Unionville. Alice Crane, City Thomas Farley, City. W. T. Blair, City. Thomas Shields, Gent. A. K. Neil I, White Hall. Morton Stoat, City. J. W. Taylor, City. George Thornton, City. Iraac Chandler, Sou lb Orange. Charla Walker, Stinetville. Jaurt IVcksrd, Petar Cooper. Jaaw SUIardiv Allen'f Crk. Jwsle S. Eller, Stanford. V. Payne, City. Owea Biobardson, City. Phillip Jones, City. Clendenin, City. Klisabotb Jae.uon, City. Marion Carroll, Bryant'i Craek. Charka Fiokard, Solaberry. King Dackard, Allen' Creek. EACH OF THE8E 80 persons have received a Gack of Collins Cl KarselTs Belle Hour. FREE, at "The Corner." Eight Saeks of Flour given away each week, by this mjunraoth Shoe and Clothing House. (Tndiaiiapolls Joornnl.1 fc, Tkose mnanlantsai Feltovra. A student at DePanw, Greenesstle, over the initials of "W. C. R." takes up the eadeel in defense of the De Psuw base ball team, which probably lost the intercollegiate pennant by its detest at Bloomingtun Monday. He complains bitter ly of the treatment received at the bands of the Indiana University ten, as follows : We were nit treated with the eonrtesy dne the most lowly visitor otany college. We never were treated so rank before. The game, though won by the I. U. men, u not fairly won, and sorely should be no credit to the winning side. Had it been on grounds at air fit the result would have been different. In order that tbey might rattle onr men the local band was ordered out, sod, with discords hideous enough to drive even a Mithodist to drink, they msrehed around the diamond during the progress ot tne grate, we were also favored with all sorts of "side shows" that would tend to disgust the most fan-loving. The participants of these were mostly negroes, hot tbey were Jgged on by the sindents, who should be for above such capers. 3ut we hope some time ia the fat ire to have an opportunity to meet the late victors on equal grounds, and then we will snow tne ban ball world bow to win an honest game. P-o-o-r DePauw! Too bad to 'bom 'en; Postmaster MePbeeters Isft on Friday nigt t for Indianapolis, where be took tram Saturday noon for Minaeanolii, to assist in nomU natiac the next President of then United States. What does the Progress think ?! Well, if a dark horse is sprung, it looks to W) tike Sberwsa.

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Communicated A Birthday Celebration. Quite a surprise was Riven to Mr. Wm. J. Brown, Saturday, May 28th, it being bis 62d birthday. His daughter, Mrs. Howard and busbnnd, went on Friday night, May 27th, pretending to pay them a visit, end next day Mr. Howard having business in town persuaded Mr. Brown to go with him. In a short time after they were gone his children began gathering in with baskets well filled. Tbey relumed about one o'clock to find a table

filled with all the good things of the season. When they n them coming they all gathered in the dining room and be knew nothing of it till be opened the door. He could do nothing but shake hand. Alter congratulations were over they were invited to take their places at the table where another surprise was given to both father and mother. A pair of gold frame spectacles were placed under each one's plate. It was their family reunion, no one being present but the family and a brother and wife of Mrs. Brown, snd a sister of Mr. Brown. All enjoyed the day as a family circle should. The parents were hsppy to see their children together again, but sorry to think of their daughter io Washington, Daviess oo., who could not be pres ent thst happy day. The children left wishing their parents msny birthdays as pleasant as that one, A Lively Body. A COOHOL THAT COUNSELS. A Worklnv Orgatalnatlnni tbat Isa't AUraM to Tote Its SeatlnaeatB. Then was no circus in town last week, but the city council gave an interesting entertainment Thursday night, at which considerable Itusi ws of importance was transacted, The conncilmen were in their places at an early hour and His Honor presided as usual. The first nura ber on the program was the consid oration of Mr. Foster's resolution asking that the city tax duplicate be prepared by the county auditor and the city tax be collected by the county treasurer. After diacuosion the resolution was passed it being necessary for Mayor xiosktrk to cast the 7th vote. The city board of health, the attorney stated, was composed of the council and it was its right and duty to enforce sanitary rules. Mr. Foster insisted that the city should be renovated, and be was ably seconded by other mem bers. A sidewalk was talked of on Walnut street from 1st to 2 J, and some action taken. A secretary of the board of health wes chofen, in the person of Dr, Mxxweil, his term to expire Jan 1. '93. The vote stood : Dr. Har ris, 2: Dr. Maxwell, 4. The improvement of gutters was ordered on 5th St., from Washing ton to Lincoln. Mr. Cainnhell favored the building of a walk on the south side ot 2d street from Uunn to Walnut. Mr. f ess op posed. Action deterred. The branch tbat runs through the school house grounds was ordered to be cleaned out. The improvement of Kirkwood Avenue was called up by Mr, Brannock, the improvement to be carried to the old corporation line from Jackson street. Mr. Waldroo said that in the petition a majority or teet was not represented as is re quired by law, and thst at the present time it is impossible to sell street improvement bonds. While be mid be was in favor of improve ments he thought that it was ask iag too much to place sidewalks. etc., on both sides to the old cor poration line at present. To this Mr. Brannock responded that juslice to the property owners demand ed tbat the improvements should be ordered at once. It waa finally referred to the city engineer on the motion of Robert C. Foster. The ordinance providing for n1sries was then taken up for con aideration, it having been discussed in caucus. The ordinance was adopted by sections ss read : The Mayor's salary was raised from 9350 to $450, with fees; Campbell and J ess voted against it. The nlary of the City Clerk was reduced from 1500 to $400 ; Carnp: bell voted no. The office of street commissioner. held by Ken. U. Smith, was abol ished. Ayes Campbell, isrannock and Graves ; Noes Smith, Foster and r ess. The Mayor voted yes. The Marshal was then given the duty of clesning streets and alleys and his nlary increased from f 425 to S500 with fees. Fess voted no. The nlary of chief of fire department is still $40, firemen 125, night police $30 per month, conncilmen $7t per annum. City Attorney $300 and fees ; Secretary of school board $40, and other two members $30. The secretary of the board of health will receive $40 per year. It was provided that the city engineer be required to superintend all of the public improvements, with salary raised from $300 to $373. Ayes Brsnnock , Campbell, Graves. Kays Smith, Foster, Fen. The Msyor voted yes. It was twenty minutes till 12 o'clock when the council adjourned, and no allusion was made to the water works question. The regular session of the wwcil wIl he held toaigltt (rurtrfiiiy).

THE ORIGINATORS OF LOW PRICES.

6. W. Campbell & Co. West Side Square, BlegmingioB, Isdiaca

We Are the Originators of Low Prices. THE GREATEST SALE OF THE SEASON, IN ALL. SUMMER GOODS.

I 300 yd. India 250 yd. India 250 jrd. India 200 ydi. Swim WHITE DREM aOOaTfl

500 Yards Challies at 6ic, 300 Yards Check and Plaid Ginghams, at 5c, 200 Yards Zephyr Ginghams at 10c., 250 Yards Cotelina Suitings at 121c, CLOTHING,

Suits from $3 00 to 112.00, Pants from 65c. to 4.00,

SHOES. . We have a line of these goods that cannot be beat for quality, and prices are at the bottom. FURNISHING GOODS. In this line we have "some Extra Bargains to offer you in Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear, Shirts, Etc. A Lovely line of Fans, 5c. to $1.50. By selling for Cosh we are enabled to sell

goods Lower tlutn those So if you want to Save Cheap, don't fail to see CASH BtJYS THE CHEAPEST.

6. W. Campbell k Co., Wert Side Sanare, BloeHiagtvi, lidlau.

County Co a vent Ion Satarday Next, AT A.M. HI lugteai Township Cam ventlam. The convention was called to order by Chairman Duncan, and after reading the call on motion of Dr. Axtell, Mr. Duncan ws made permanent Chairman. On motion of Enoch Fuller W. A Gabe was chosen Secretary, and business begun. Dr, Axtell moved that the 94 delegates to be chine n be selected : one from each school district ot the township, 6 from the first ward of the city, b trom tlie Zd ward and from the 3d waid. The motion was cameo aim lue ioho wg ueie - gates chosen : Dint. Kn. 1, Robert Horn rick -wi. " " ?, ftlinton Sianger. ". " 3. John 81nw. " " 4, Thoma ArnT. 44 R. Thorn.. Ruf-a. " fi, Jme fikirvin. " 7, Mamlhio Hdlov. " 8, George W. Thornton. it was then moved that nnmrs be placed in nomination and those receiving the highest number of votes be declared the delegates. For the 1st ward 13 names were presented; for the 2d w names ; for the 3d ward 7 rd 21 nSmeS mi . - Lilt. t.; The result of the balloting in each : ward was as follows : lit Want W. B. Hugh-, Of. P. Thornton, W.J. Brannock, W. A. Gtbe, Henry Jtaniaa, Samuel Hanna. 3d Ward Jan. D. dhower. Dr. Axtell, Che Sear, Dr. G niton, Andenon Johnion, Wesley Walker. 3d Ward St. D. Grilfv, Joeph Kirby, Barry Itnet, Jonathan May. The convention waa largely at tended and the greatest harmony prevailed. RicMant township. I). M. Woedall, Wm. T. Inaaon, Sam Brown, John A. Reeve. Ja. B. Sidee, Ben. Hall.jBeo, P. Sharp, 8. T Gillaipy, Simp. Sharp, O. L. Hochanan, J. W. Rav. Inrtrueted tor J. 7 Robertion for Treasurer, Woodall Undrawing. Indian Creek In. John H. KoonU, George Kat, Comodore Fergmon. The delegates ware intructod on Sheriff h follows: Pfdigo 1 vote; Harrel, 1 vote ; Hanter 1 vete. Instructed for Jona Hay, eommiuioner IA diitrict. Benton lp T. 3. Peterson, ftamuel Kerr, J. W. Adam. No instruction. Van Riiren tp. Wilher Oron, Elmer Bnzsard, Helvln Ranlford, Klmer Bukirb, J. F. Carter. Freeland Kooato. Initruetion for Btair for Auditor. ' Vote about eqnallly divided between Adam and Harrell foriherin, and Jona May and Thoma Kller for commissioner. RoberUoa ha majority for Treasurer. Waahinrton tn. Dr. A. fS. Farr. 'John Hacker, Albert Conkv, O. Huff. No inatruetiona were fiven for any candidate. Bean BloMom to, James Dnvis, W. P. Lifford, Tho. Wampler, Jeff. Smith, Lite Hay, I). F. HcHenry. Smithville preelnet. Clear Creek tn. I sane Miicneii, jeue r ox, dame It Burkart Harrndtbtire nrecinct ef Clear Creek tp Judson Kridwell and K. W. Hainey; Perry tp Kobort Henry. Dick Maswell, Wm. Wanner, Jr., J. B. Mather, Tbos. Kilpatrick, Duean Barnff. J L.Mav, Jr., Mac. Wylie, Ken. Hmilh, Dr. McGee, Kara rerring, rred. Fa. Salt Creek to. J. U. Miller. Blevin fierce oeia. Polk tp. Jebn Carson, Ja. A. Sexton. Thomas uaiger. No instructions. Alleys and streets should be cleaned up. The extraordinary rai n fall and the hot weather to follow will bleed death among the garbage, v Borne of the grocers have brought on a new brand of coal oil hat is the color of ot reus lemonade The Progress ha heeu rromising you n drouth. It has beguu.

ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.

Linnni at 5c. worth 8o. Linen at 7Jc. worth 10c. Linens at l4i. worth IS to 30c. worth 14 to 490. worth Sjc worth 8fC worth loo. worth 20c. worth from 15 00 to $18.C0 worth from 11.00 to 17.00 who sell on Long Time. Money and buy goods our Goods and Prices. THE ADVOCATORS L0WplCES. Rispkr Twtnb, best In the county, can be had at Allen's hard ware store, south side square. Champion binders, mowers and reaper. Alio, bay rskee. Farmer give. my implements a trial, nest foro. BOB 8. WINSLOW. Baby pictures will be one of the specialties at Bummers' gallery. AH the latest ideas in posing lighting and artistic effects is being executed at summers gallery. - Smoke "Little Chief once and you smoke it again. Ask fur it. To Swap. Have a No. 7 "Er- ; y UreakfaKt" cook stove, heavy eautmgS end reservoir, just the ; i,iu- fr boarding houne or club ; work, wliicn will ne swapped tor a lighter stove. Apply at this office, Rev. Frank A. Eller went to Heltonviile lo preach the funeral sermon for the wife of Homer Kagsdaie. If you know pooil ice cream when you get it, you will decide that there is nothing nicer than that made by Voljvert, Try his celebrated rakes none better. The Centory new stands head i nd ahouldcra above the other meeazinm I r L. . : .1.- r 1I t.uv .o niiw.r vi vuvuw "vn arm n ma inwn lb umw biwwn iii literary circlet by retton of the article it ha contained that have reached so large a eln of our people. Rudyard Kiplinjr ha a novel running through the Century, tn interest a it proceed. Bill Nye' sketches are also of universal interest, and the page are filled with tketche and stories tbat are full of instruction and amusement to the general reader. Buy the "Century" and keep posted. -TUJnn. fW-lonH Mr,Klr will contain as leader, an account, by a member of the party, of a trip just made to the great volcano, and down into the pit, aud out oo the crust, where but one woman had ever before ventured. The article will include an explanation of the eruptive oycle of Kilauea, based on the fullest scientific investigations, but recast in a clear and readable manner. The illustrations will be abundant, from a set of new and unusually fine photographs secured by the writer in Hawaii ; and will bring out some novel aspects in the trip. Liyery and Sale Stable. I have a cemnlete line of Surreut, Bwmiea, Hack. Road Carta, Ac, New and of the very best quality, that I will sell choap for cash. Will also make good trades for stock. Also have FJKSTCLASS LIVERY STABLE OOOD TEAMS, SINGLE and DOUBLE, at very re. sonable terms. nTStableon 3d Street, Talbott Stand. Apl.27, '92 DAVID McOINN 18. WALTERS' MET L.1C " md OXIIIN brjjiil(3 best brands of roofing Tin plate, and steal sheet galvanized. Tou can buy them painted or not. Our Galvanised Shingle are rain and rust proof, without the necessity of painting. Our painted Tia Shingle are more durshl and ornamsnul than it is possible to make a tin roof, put on in the old-fashioned style. Write for price list R. Tax National Bhksv .Mxtal Roorueu Co., 9 Cliff St.. N. T. My 1 1 ,'B J.6m. BERRY BOXES if BASKETS. PEACH PACKAGES, GRAPE BASKETS, Packages for FRUITS sal YESETABU3, ova new cavsxoooe Is aaiiao aw l i!.cjrne. RUTH, MORRIS & Cfl. MCW ALBANY, INO.

BLAINE RESIGNS!. The letters tbat pasRed between Bl&ine and Harrison, Saturday af

ternoon, will become historical. They were as follows : WahintoD, June 4 The following cotreiponitence explain ittell : Washington, - ud 4, It it-?. To the Prosidunt .- I resuectftillv bee leave to submit mv resignation of tho office of Secretary of State ot the United States, to whish I was appointed by you on the Btli of March, 18(9. Tba condition of public buiineu in the Department of State justifies ma in re questing that my resignation may be urcepted immediately. I have the lonor to be very respectfully, four obi-lii-nt servant, JAMES G. BLAINE Washineton, June 4, 18 )2 To the Secretary of .Sute .- lour letter ot tins date tendering your rrsienution of the office of Secretary ol State of the United ' States ha been received. The term in which you stale your desires are sueh a to leave ice no choice but to accede to your wishes at once. Ycur resignation U tberefani ac cepted. Very resperlfully yours, Ut.CTJA.aHJN HAK1USUCT. Wtiiile T. H. Sudbury was visiting in Newark, O., last week, he met E. M. Burt, a former marble dealer of this place. Butt is engaged in the sale of patent rights and real estate. Mr, Shuck and wife of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Shuck's sis ter, Mrs. Geo, W. Norman. Traaisfera ol Heal Estate, Furnished by Jss.W. Jackson, Recorder. For Deeds and Mortgages, correctly excused, call at Recorder Office. John D. Morgan to Cha Koss, lot 70, Alexander add, Margaret E Howe to Tho H Seaaey, lot 6, Able add, Bobt 8 Baker Vo Edward 8y!veter, pi neq swq sec3, Clear Creek tp, $10 1S5 475 Isaac P Hopewell to Henry Henley e w swq sec29,Bloomington tp, 1,040 Hoary L Daniel to Wm I Fryor, rt e :iwq pt neq swq ecis, Marion tp, F E Worley to Wm H Constable, pt swq neq socio, KicbUnd tp, Wm Hunter to Casper Hunter, undivided J lot 41, Davis add, Bloomington Real Estate Association to Wm K McCune, lot 18, South Park, 160 300 75 110 Those who will give their sheep plenty of sulphur or lime, or both, will keep them free from scab, ticks, worms aud soours, and will also give their wool a beautiful rich lustre and crimp, besides shearing from i to lj pounds more per bead. Oenreia Item IU Mitchell 1nmmeivial R. H. OarrMntfr and Mian Nora Carpenter have gone to Bloom - lllgton Ifor a few days. Mr. Carenter is selling sewing machines out there and wih him succesii. Over in the southwestern ,.t i. :, ti. ,,un,ir, ... v..y, u, Slld Oth streets, where the brick yard was located, ia Itutmau's llddi - tin,,, laid out this spring There .1 (. n . . 1 . . I . . ..r.(.n . a . . . - ami. ...... on it, and holes are dug for other. Seems lo be no stop to the building boom. The High School -Junior Class . - . - . ra m) r ni nMnimt r.rtfl irax .i nic on Thursilay. Piof. H uncut has resignj'd to take a (position In the Northwestern University. The children of Rev Frank Eller held a reunion, -Saturday, at the family residence, west 6th st. After dinner and music tbey went to a ga llerv and were photograph ed. 1 here were 11 grandchildren. We W ere Curet of La Orl!pe. Paris Bros., Druggists, Bloomington, Ind. I wm taken with a bad cold ; bad severe pitios in my back and limbs catarrh of 'ayes and nose, accompanied by slight fever. I suppose it was grippe. The fever left, me after taking three doses of South American Nervine, and ten doses completely cured me. Tou have a great medicine. HkKRV 8FSI8SI.MAS, ayettonville, Lawrence co., Ind My wife was sick with la grippe. Tour wonderful South American Nervine cured her in one day. Gxo. Suluvak. Prop, restaurant, Seymour, Ind. I suffered with a very bad attack of la grippe, which terminated in a severe case ef pneumonia that well nigl. left ina a physical wreck. Four doctors attended me. Being advised, I took a bottle of South American Nervine, and like magia it restored me to perfoc) health. A. W. Fkatz. shoemaker, Milltown, Ind. I was seized with a revere attaik of la grippe. Three dotes of South Amu loan Nervine effectually cured me. Hinst Kaiskx, Koleen, Greene co Ind. I was nearly dead from la grippe. After tnkin; five doses of South American Nervine was relieved of pain, and was completely cured by one bottle. Ha ait r Birmakk, Brownstcwn, Ind. Rte far Mstt'ainl Cessventlssia. The Ohio & Mississippi By. will make s rate or on rare Icr the round trip irom all pointn on its line, te point named for the following convention to be held dur ing tho month of June, 1892: For the "Republican National Convention" at Minneapolis, Minn. Tickets will bo good going Jena 2d to 5th inclusive, and returning from June 10th to 2&th, 1891, Inclusive. For the "Supreme Lodge, A. O. U. W." lit Helena, Mont. Tickets will be good going June 8th to 13th, 1891, inclusive, and returning 3D day from date of sale, Ft r the "Deraoc ratio National Convention," at Chicago, III. Ticket will be good going June ISth to 20th, 182, inclusive, and returning until July 8th, 1192. For tickets and further information, call oa or address local agent O. & M. By., or C. O. Jokes, DUt, Fats' r Act., Tiacennes, Indiana. Old pictures copied and enlarged in indin-iok water colors, pastel and crayon. First-class work in every particular guaranteed at Summers' gallery. If vou are convalescing from la grippe the tonic you should use is Suutli American Nervine. Why not stop at Volperts nd get a dish of the choicest ioe cream in Bloootington ? It is admitted to be the Ufst. Soda water with t'ruit syrups.

J. S. APPLEM1N, M. 9. Tka Ctalnbr-ntsMl ICiiarllnh HlMScis I !mt.. Formerly Profws.ir of Practice of Medicine, Electrical Medical College, Toron'.o, Canada. Now examining physician, Southern Medical Institute. louisville Ky. Will be at lHA)OMINOTON, National Hotel, Wednesday, lnn IS, One day only. Returning every four week during the year. Dr. Appleman is a gra-Iuate of Bellevue tlospiUI Meaical Uollei;, flew York t.:ty, and the Electrical Mediail College, Toronts Cap. He ha mude a special study of the diieasea he treats in the great Bellevue and Charity Hospitals for several years and recognizes no superior In diag nosing and treating Chronic Diseases. He devotes all his time lo the treatment of chronic and nervous diseaiies of both sexes and hi skill as an expurt in this class of cases is well established. Treatn successfully and permanently ourea Acute and Chronic Catarrh, Ringing in Ear, Deafnesa. Disease of Ere, E'.s,r, Nose, Throat, Lung, Kidney, Urintny and Bladder Troubles, Bright Disenre, Diabetes, Dispepsia, Constipation, Rheumatism and Paralysis. Epilepsy or Fits positively cured. Young or middle-aged men suffering from Hpermatori-tiea, Impotency, Eruptions, the results ot errors or exceeses, should call before it is too late. Wt guarantee a cure if case has not gone tor. far. Superfluous hair and all eruptions of i tne race permanently removea. blood and Skis Diseases, as Syphilis, Scrofula, I Stricture, Gleet, etc., cured by never fail ing remedies. DiseaBex of W omen, such a leucorrhea, painful meoitruttion, dis. placement of womb, bonr ng down pains n back, relieved in short time. The Doctor carries all his poi vble iiiilrumentt and corns prepared to examine the most obscure medical and surgicat cmrs. Ho undertakes no incurable d iseaset but cures hundreds given up to die. CcnsuItaUon free and confidential. Addro J. S. j APPLEMAN, M. D., Loouvills, Kt. Dnmkmne, or ih Liquor Habit Potltivtly Cured by Adminittering Dr. Haines' (Mtien Syteific Tt is mfl.nHfBr.iinvl m a tuiwftBP. wIiipb I can be given in a glass of beer, a cup of : coffee or tea, or ia food without the know 1 22Tia ! speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. ft in theusand. of case., and in ovi'ry instance a period cure has i followed. It never falls. The system once impregnated with the pecac, it Incomes an utter impossibility for the lij ouor appetite to exisL Uurr cuaranteed 48 p-iko boK of pirtii-ularsfrse. Address : Notice to ttait Public. Notico is hereby given, that on and after this publication all persons are notill.'d to place i.o moro orial, ruttiisu trash in the gutters omlonir the vnrious ; .1 I ii-" t. .-v..- -r : U'ho iwtum law un viuy ui iiuuiuniKton, been use it nut only dostrovs drainage of the pikes, but create an pass or reside along the (tikes. Kespecttuiiy, James H. GilMi KI, Snpt. of Pike. Apl. 20, 02. J. E. Edmondson. K. II. East. ElfJIONDSON & EAST, Insurance and CoUootion Aarearoy. Office Hall Srem. Stars, Wed SuU Square. Bloomington, Ind., April 8, IR92 J. H. Gaston, M.D , West SHlo of tjquare, 0ucr the Express Office. Look Out. Ea-h and every account six months past due, and which is not paid or secured in 20 days from this date, will be then sued on and ptithed ly extent ion to either payment or schedule. Please remember when suit is brought it will not be our fault. JOHN R. EAST. May 10, 1892. Dissolution ot Partnership. NOTICE is hereby given thst (he firm, Baker, Boyd & Co. . heii'tr t'ore doing business in Bloomington, Ind., was dissolved by mutual consent on January 15, 1893. All persons indebted to said 'firm are urgently requested to call and settle at once. W. B. BAKF.lt JOHN h. BOYD, JAS K PECK. Bloomington, Ind., May 21, l&ll. Notice et Application for 1.1cense. The undersigned, a male citizen over the age of twenty-one jiar, and an inhabitant of the city of ll llooiningtnn and county of Monroe, in tho Hint of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the riliaon of Bloomington and of tht Firvt Ward of aid city, and of Bloomington township, in said county of Monrne and State of Indiana, tbat he will at the June term, 1883, of the Board of Ommiaiinnnrs of the county of Monroe, State of Indiana, apply to said Board for n lioonoe to sell intoxicating liquors to wit : Spiritons, vinous and malt liquor in leu quantities than a quart at a time, for a period of one year, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on tho premise upon which be desires to sell said rpiriious, vinous and malt liquor, nnd tho premise being situated in the Fir. t Want nf said city of Bloomington, tonushlp of lilnoraington, county of Moni and State of Indiana, and described as follows, lo-vil: Fart or In-Lot No. eighty -srvon rT, , in the city of Bloomington, do cribed as : follows, tu wit: Beginning at the south- j east corner, thence north twenty-two 22 i feet, thence west sixty TfiOl fett, thoiico i south twenty-two 331 feet, thence east sixty fie feet to thn r.Wc of beginninc. OSCAU 5.0VDKH.V Mar 11. '.its:.

Monster Fourtk OF July Celebration. FT1 TTTJ AVT "XT TtTi t In Southern Indiana. I ASCENSION and daring leap from tbe clouds by Master Otto Williams, only sixteen vearanf ss. Thst muss, thril. linir sinht mortal eve ever beheld. Merchants' (jrraiid Caxnival Parade, iu conjuisvsioa wivii KINO KOMUS and his Kingdom ol Komical Karacters. DOUBLE COSTLY. DISPLAY of n a vt tittt FIREWORKS. Uranri Allegorical Representslinn of Celwfcv DLsceTrrint; kmerica. Caralral ef Veavke, r March ( All NatiMs, Kepresented by &00 Children of the FttVlic School. The grandest ipeetaitla. avar presealed a an out-door atlractkn. Genuine Colored . -CATTl-ri-One of the amusing features of a varied p rug ram. $25 WILL BT5 BATTED FC!K BY TWO PBOFBSSIONAL BALLTEAMil. GR AITB COHGRESS OF BABIES a BMr aa a a Attractive Feature of tlie Prvsrttai. S25.00 in COLD te the Han4taiMft JBaby trt'e w5ars sf age anal ander. Must be 50 Entries. THE RIK)MlXGTON FIRE DIVABT MKNT WILL, GIVE AN EXHIBITION WITH THKIB KSW... ... AND COSTLY SrEAMBB. BICYCLE RACES, FOOT RACES, MULE RACE?, Priae to the Oldest Settler, Handsodiest Young Lady, Etc. Allegorical lllds at ivram. with the most costly display ef FIRE WORKS to conclude this Minster Demonstration act the Grand SPECTAcrjtvan PaoDICTION, THE LAST DAYS of POM PEL Amngemeuta have positively been made vvih the Mont for Special Excursion Trains to tliis Monster Demonstration. Every lrowIate Shall H FHhflly

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