Bloomington Progress, Volume 26, Number 19, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 June 1892 — Page 3
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r V ft " Ph Qq BtaatRgtai, ltd Piegress. JSxttrtd at tt Potioftx mi BUomingto M.. ma mxmd eUut wuttttr, Jfy,1867. Thk summer is here u is abo Charley Moblej's well selected look f Roods. The ladies, and the gentlemen, too, will find here almost everything they may need, and at prices so reasonable as to almost defy competition. The fine fans, the besutifaljQan&ts'Ind sun U, laoeames swoen"' liL hU awl m moltttnde cl other in nnmerons te meajion. '..-T .realsofowdlere,! nn. o i -' j r ko untest make best wterial. : t Mla Geo. JJeacaax as. . f . Bread baker. xi.B " .rr:;.Mit wherever ui its! nweetneM, richness, lightness, ry ' it and be convince Ask foe Winstow's whei to town and want a harness. He can save yonmyy. m s v. t . Mbf rhoicest prco or .11 kinds, and a display etlf -cods nneicelled by any low at McPheeters' grocerySih ftepostoBee. No one be satisfied with the goods pfasM1 ML iyiq J i Vi. hmiw lor IJMcT I bii high grade." niirc rvEE in tnwwn fa .nved at Geo. A. Bert's bakery, where can he seep a Inneh that will specially nd . ifrell to farmers and others Kfisembbk that Rleit AV ' McKinley are in the grocransinens in the new room nortlMlte Pmgrea Block, and tht thjartj complete new stock of a Ws in the grocery line. Btb sever men, well known all obe eanty. Tbev will bwy rice produce, and want no otheiid. Job U. Smith is the niton want to see if yo ij" nnvehie. He has the (est how on earth in bis basartth aide of the souare. Silver of the beat grades only, gold all ut4tver watches, clock, the tenia in watch eharasa, rings, ete. He has eompewrtists employed to do his warev wring, nod he wakes its dty in have work done at the nreaaised. He is Pi hooks. twriodieaH aad illef papers in addition to LUer stock, making bis one of t&t extensive stores of the kind! Yon don't want to ord fs, sash or blinds till yon calljj. Allen's hardware store and'imis the nmnles and wriceUl manner of builder' hardof late-style and at as low nhs Mwattile. nova. R. L. Window. jh the county iail, is headquaii evecything in the Buggy. fart a (mi names nor. Cbaig Worley eon sn(n witk a hav. nhacion. nunigon, or anything else in thpf vehicle wbien yon map. - Yon don't have to pay hf , either, as &e .will swap fo r or males. He may be fontie big livery barn north of thf. on Uolleee Avenue, i mmi Funer 3m:
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j- t c: CA - J8 $ in . g is y) T :: o. -; S3 w a. C O u U .s a "2 . c 2 J2 TM - 8 o rt "t rt 3 .E O .us c Tiaae Table at Blml acton. Central Standard Time. MaU Train North, arrive........ 11:00 a. m Mail Train South, 3:41 p.ra Mail Train North, arrive 1 1:19 p. m Hail Train South, " M 3:50 a. m Louisville Accom., JSorth,...... 7:40 p.m Louisville Accom., South........... 6:40 a.m L. A. CLARK, Aoknt Satk Money md get the latest designs in Qoeensware and Glass ware at C. H. McPheeters' popular ' erocery store, southeast corner of! the square. Kew supply of Ironstone China and Decorated Ware. Rem RUBER that no man can sell . No. 1 faim wagons or spring wa-' rom cheaper than W. J. Allen.; Me aki yon to call and examine bis wagons before yon boy. House Wagons, I be best in the State, sold by W, J. Allen. Don' bay a wagon till you investi iinic me uiuiiuc a win ik iu gate the "Moline." It will :i Ice Creak, the best that is manufactured, can be had at Benc-
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Ifcarts confectionery and bakery. ! No one who once uses his cream '"I' will deny this. He has a splendid I soda fountain and nsea only pure
Jpruit syrnpe. i Rheumatism Cured in a Day. "Mystie Cure" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and niygte rhus. It removes at once the cause and the disease immediately dirapprars. The first dose great I v benefits, 75 cents. Said by Pasis Bro. Blooming; ton sop28 ClGABS of the choicest brands are always found at McPheeters' grocery, corner opposite post office. In these goods he has a isrge and constantly increasing trade. Then in cof&es, teas and tobaccos he Irailx the lender Ask fur Charley Mc Pheeters' grocery. Champiox binders, mowers and reaper. Abo. bay raKeii. Farmers give ay Implements a trial. Bst fold. n9National Hotel barlier shop i. a convenient, neat and eosy eotabliidiment, just eart of the post office. Gns. Kreneer is pro prietor. Give him a call. A handsome town lot next to alley, 66 by 132 feet, well McAdamued and paved on the east front, will be sold by 8ry)dy Carmichael to the first applicant. Location only four squares from court house. Speak quick. Everybody who has ever traded with Charley McPheeters is anxious to trade with him again. He is accommodating and a square dealer, and will take pains to sell yon fbe beet goods that money can procure. Ash for his store. Fob Repairs or Parts of any Sewing Machine, call at H.tlSDLET'S soKS. STONE LAUD FOR SALK 115 acres of land, half mile et of tha new rai Iroad yard for sale. Nearly all in eras; tome whnat, oat and earn fame, with plenty of good timber. Good barn, dwelling and ouUbnildin", toeing cotd, fine orchard, location of mrm very desirable. Owner want to go watt. ,ia -rie of the bat buff, blue and white Mmettone on the farm. Inquire of Daniel Craig, Blooming! on, Ind. ecl-3 Bisdbr Twine, best in the cwinty, am be had at Allen's hardware stor, south sile square. Fabki:rs are requested (ocall on Manley A Co., grocers, when in town, and learn close prices on goods. & co., Directors
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HO 2 g Screen Doors and windows, the best and neatest in the towo, at Aliens. Don't forget Winslow, when you want any implements for the farm. Best cakes you ever ate, at Volperts. People come from all parts of the county to get them, be cause they know them to be good. Odorless fertilizer, put np in ten pound sacks, is one of the novelties at Jas. C. Robinson's grocery store. It is just the article for flower pots, window gardens, and flower beds. Better go to Robinson's grocery, west side of square, and investigate it. liile in his grocery examine his staple goods at moderate prices. He has them. Also the neatest and most attractive display of fine queensware in Bloomington the real Chins, some of it, and at prices lower than ever before beard ot here. Chnitw Chinned Beef is one of the "regulars" at C. R. Clark's red front grocery, west side ot square. Wo More Nonsense. Some of you people have been owing me by note or account for many long, weary months and years. I am getting very tired of your dilatory action, and 1 am determined to have my mnncv ! Do you understand that 1 I am going to have t. ftow the sooner ytm settle your indehtcdnesH the cheaper it will be for you, a 1 intend to give an officer or a lawyer a chance to make a few fees if you don't come to time. These are "weirds with the bark on 'em." W. J. ALLEN. Delicious Sliced Ham is a specially at C. R. ClarkVred front grocery, west side square.' Also try his choice Breakfast Bacon, just ton nice to talk about. If you know" good ice cream when you get it, you will decide that there is nothing nicer than that made by Voliiert. Try his celebrated rakes none better. Gel some of C. R. Clark's choice California evaporated fruits, jellies or perserves. His stock is complctly selected, the result of many years experience in the business. Everybody likes to trade with Charley McPheeters he is one of the cleverest men in the townnd then he keeps a choice stock of groceries that gives full satisfaction, so that customers are pleased both by the goods and the man. Finest shelf hardware in Bloomington can be found at V. J. Allen's hardware store. He keeps only the best. For Sale. A handsomely fin ifthed new residence on North Walnnt otreet. Price will be made known on application to proprietor of Progress, Don't fail to call and examine the Dere Steel Plow, Harrow, Cultivator, Moline Corn Planter, Molineand Studebaker Wagons.Spring Wagons, Carts, and everything in the Hardware Line, and of the very best quality. No trouble to show goods. Call and see us. W. J.ALLEN. English Spavin Liniment re. moves all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavin Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bnne, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranto! the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by Faris Bros., Druggists, Bloomington, Indiana. do3-91 Produce 1 Produce ! Produce! The best that Mourne county affords is always secured by McKinley & Koberlsoo, at their grocery on North College Avenue, It is the place to look for something choice. Peach, Maltese, Orange, June Blossom, Golden Apple, Asphodel, Gloriana, Pineapple, Ranphcrry and Strawberry. Tuft's Pure Fruit Juices. J list received at II. Liudley's Sons Fountain. Why not stop at Volperts and get a dish of the choicest ice cre am iu Bloomington? It i admitted to be the brst. Suda water with fruit syrups,
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Persons who ride on the nrw merry-go-round are requested to keep their feet off the "cushions." Meeting in the court house park each Sunday afternoon, to be addressed by local pastors. Lewis Williams ot Bean, didn't "get a smell" in the Democratic convention, for the office of Auditor. Lewis thought he was solid. George Thornton sold twenty acres of his stone land to W, W. Wicks, Trustee, for $5,000. In addition to this Thornton was paid $200 as an option. The rattle of the harvesting machines is now heard in Monroe county. Tt is sweet music when accompanied by the assurance of large crops. The young ladies' missionary society of the M. E. churoh had an ice cream social in the court house park Saturday night. There was a large attendance. Maj. H. O. Long of the 3d Infantry inspected Co. H, on Friday night last. This company still ranks high. A third channeler was purchased hv the Morton C. Hiiuter Stone Co., last week. For a quar ry that has had its track completed only six weeks the Hunter is a lively infant. Sixty-five car loads of first-class stone were shinned out of the first cut. The Ketcbam's Springs old settlers' meeting will be held in August this year, as usual. The sermon will be preached by Gov. Ira Chase on bonday, August 2nth, and it will be worth going miles to hear. Ellettsville teachers for the next year are : Principal, J. W. ! Ray; Assistant, Libbie Fullerton;) Associate Principal, Grant Gallo- ( way; Associate Assistant, Minnie Parks; Primary Department, Barbara Fowler. Petty thieving is still carried on in this city. One night last week the grocery of Wni. Carmi chael was entered, and a quantity of hams and sides st-deit. Meadows' grocery has been entered recently, also, and some meat stolen. The residence of Ed. Socks, on Maple Mights, was struck by lightning on Tupsday evening last. The chimney was destroyed, sonte of the weatherboarding and plastering knocked ulF, but no one was injured, though a half dozen persons were iu the building at the time. Dr. Williams, the dentist who recently removed to this pUce and occupies the house east of Dr. Axtell's, has the sympathy of many people in the loss of his little 3yrar old son, who died with spinal meningitis, on Tuesday last. Applications were filed in the county clerk's office last Wednesday, in five cases, for admission to the central asylum for the insane. They were Lewis Havs of Polk tp Bert. Young of Perry tp., and three persons now at the poor asylum: Mollie Hamilton, Joseph Hamilton, Joseph O. Sink. Recorder Jackson received, on Wednesday lust, a mortgage made by the Water Works Co.. to the Mercantile Trust Co. of Now York. The document covered twenty-five pnges, and by its terms the Trust Co. loan the Water Works people $70,000 for thirty years, at 5 pur cent, interest per annum. A railroad is being built from Chattanooga to Indianapolis, on paper. It is to run through Brown county, touching Nashville, and they say will be completed in 1833. Don't believe it ; do you ? Mr. W. W. Ru;h, clase '06, i soliciting membership in a responsible association, whose business is to provide rooms and entertainment tor visitors at the World's Pair iu '93. Here's your chance to sec the greatest exposition of the century. Mrs. Shields and Helen have gnue io Kansas to visit Fred .Shields, who has a position on a railroad, Miss Clara Funk of New Albany is visiting Simp. NeeJd'n family and other relatives here, ExfEitoR Water just received by Liudley's Sons. For Studebaker wagons, carts and spring wagons, call at W.J. A L LENS. Used in MiUiocs of Homes
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-A surprise party was held in the White House, on Monday last. Gov. McKinley, who had been delegated to do so gently broke the news to Benjamin Harr scn that at Minneapolis the Republicans had nominated him some two weeks before for President. To say that Mr. Harrison was surprised but faintly expresses it, and according to the telegraphic reports Ibe com pany were invited out to the dining room and "ate and ate," just as they do out here in Monroe county when people get to be 70 years old and their friends call on them. Capt, Waiter Howe and family will spend the summer in Bloomington. Chas. Ross has purchased the two-story brick building occupied by John Stpckwell, paying $4,000 for it, Dr, Kirkwood, it is reported, has had a light stroke of paralysis, which affects his voice seriously. Among these from a distance who attended the funeral of Wm, Emery was Elijah Emery of New Albany, a brother of deceased, Says the Salem News s "J. S. Bolts and wife of Bloomington spent Sunday in Salem." Miss Edna Fields has returned from Nutre Dame, South Bend, Ind., to spend her vacation with her parents. Miss Fields will return to Notre Dame in September, Do yon realize that the 4th of July i9 almost here? Next Momday is the day. Are you ready? Is your nerve steady ? Got your fire crackers ? Hoo-r-a-lt I Capt. Shoemaker was in New York. Buffalo an othpr enotci-n cities last week, on business connected with his stone company. H. O. Chanmnn. trrnn ilia. pateher, has moved his family from Mitchell to tliis place. UfMo Thursday last W. J. Allen had sold twenty harvesters. Four timpr as many mowers hve been sold at his house than were sohi at litis date hist yean It is somewhat early to buy mowers. A tonuh old umbrella tramp, half lull. of scorpion juice, walked around the square Wt Thursday, singing: "I'm umbrella Bill. I never worked and never will." He made quite a mash on some of the west side young ladies while in towu, as he is a "bute." Wm. Emery, the harness maker on South College Avenue, died on Tuesday Inst, after a protracted illness. By nn accident many years ago he injured his spine, and ever since was unable to nse his body. His mind was active, however, and he has always done a good and profitable business and steadily accumulated money. Mr. Emery was in his 7 1st year at the time of bis death. Tfie city council at the regular meeting Tuesday night ordered that the bill for the new fire engine be paid, as the machine has been satisfactorily tested. Mr. Kerr petitioned for an improvement of the alley that runs between Morton and Madison streets. To the street committee was referred the opening of Washington street from 8th to 10th streets, a statement having been made by Mayor Buskirk that the matter can now be amicably arranged. A number of new bouses have been erected on this street, but it is almost impassable. A committee of three was appointed to reappraise the lots in the new cemetery. They were C. H. MoPhecters, Charles C. Turner and R. A. Fulk. The prices are said to be too high. An extra night policeman was asked for by Councilman Smith,- Mr. Brannock, on the ground of economy, opposed the appointment of another policeman. Mayor Buskirk thought another policeman was very much needed. A vote was demanded. Ayes Smith, Graves and Foster; Nays Campbell, Brannook and Fess, The Mayor voted yes. An additioual policeman at $30 per month was then appointed in the person of CliBrles Paruell. Kirkwood Avenue, west, was ordered to be made same width as the older portion of the street. Lincoln street, from 1st to 3d, was ordered to be opened. The following bills were referred to the finance committee ; Electric Liht Co , $141.78 ; Oscar Souder, crushed stone, $202 ; Samuel Smith, work nt cemeterv, $6.10.
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THEY SAY THAT The presence of the Bloomington delegates at the convention in Chicago had much to do with hastening the result. It is difficult to estimate the damage that would have resulted had not the 'advisory committee" attended in force Nobody seems willing, as yet, to make an exhibition oi' him or herself on the 4th of Jnnenewyears in the role of a public marriagist The steam fire engine gave satisfactory tests on the streets last Monday. These machines are thoroughly tested before leaving the shops, and ii. is net to be wondered at that tl ey da all that is claimed for them Gns Davis and wife, nee Lucas, are now citizens of this place again A. K, Dowden, county superintendent, has been v-'sitin friends in Tennessee during the past week, accompanied by his wife- Prof. W. N. Moffett is assisting in the Nor
mal School work this week John Moore, who holds a lucrative position in Washington, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Kelly Prol. McCuugban and wife are back from Amboy, where he has been teaching Miss Ollie Jackson has been visiting her grandfather at Indianapolis, Rev. Mr. Terry Miss Maude Lemon has gone to San Francisco, to spend the summer with Mrs. Norman Miss Mamie Taylor of Lafayette is the guest ot Altss .dells Axtell John Whallen, engineer, fell from his engine, while at Orleans, last week and was i.eriousiy hurt. A fireman was knocked off the engine some time ago by the pipe of the water tank at Orleans and seriously hurt Mrs. Bi nek ley and son Jean will spend the summer in Martinsville. Mm. Sheplar will occupy Mrs. Binoklev's resilience - Mrs. B. F. Adams sr. and Mrs. Hafstead were at Rockville last week, as delegates to the State Missionary Society of the M. E. church. Kate Pearson represented the young ladies' society Prof. Atwater, accompanied by Mrs. Atwater and Murson, have gone to Ohio on a visit F. B. Dresslar will, it ie stated, occupy the chair of mental and moral philosophy in I. U. nxt year, in the absence of Prof. Bryan Geo. D. Thornton of Showers' force, was at Chicago last we k -To "Corner now has thr e eomplished saltan" Lad. Lanman an i Wm. Griffin h. property of Ekl David ShicM near Smith ville -i) .c.ive ami ac n Ed. Xariug.t B'jrt. Cole purchased the 1 i .Miry Griffin iJied it ii.i home ! :e'd.t of ':it week, iu his 70 tu -nf. Ella Lynn of Yellow Springs, O., h visiting her mother, Mrs. Adkino, on east 6th street Prof. VanNuys will spend the summer in Waupaca, Wis., with his family -State convention at Ft. Wayne to-day. Big crowd. Greatenthusiasra. Splendid ticket nominated. Best platform ever framed. Bound to be elected. Everything goes Tobe Eaft has removed bis family to Mr. Sears' property on west 2d street Dry weather in Georgia has cut the watermelon crop short The old steam fire engine has gone never to return. It was taken in part payment by the company that sold the new machine Charley Dunham got another back pay check from the Government, $75. Charley got full right away and occupied a cool room in hotel de Farr. The people who make the poorest nse of the money are they who more easily seeure hack pay, reissues, etc. -Mrs. Lemon goes to Springfield, Ills., where she will teach stenography iu a buiiincss college The Co. Board of Review will begin its sitting on July 11thMiss Iua Robertson of Waitsburg, State oi Washington, is the guest of Rev, Lyous' family Since the Auditor's report was prepared, the $5,735:52 of county revenue, and the $970:90 of pike repair funds have been paid out of the county treasury, so that all orders will hereafter be endorsed. There will bo money in the treasury in October, however, when tax-paying begins again Suit has been brought against the I. & V. railroad company by Mr. East, tha butcher north of the postoffice. Ho was in company with Dillon Talbott and Enoch Fuller when they were eject ed from a freight some time last fall, and asks for $2,000 A dairy Is to be atartcd on the Pauley farm, south of town, by Messrs. Sehwabdj Harvey of Martinsville .Local showers during the past week have beeu wonderfully invigorating, and the crops have improved rapidly Grace Rawles was in Rnsbville list week on a visit to friends Miss Ollie Batman is staying with H. C. Duncan's family i'iikI attending summer school Prof. J. A. Wuodburn will bo ouo of the instructors in Bay View, Michigan -Rev, Thus. Stewart is a delegate to the National Prohibition convention at Cincinnati from California. It meets th is week - M i I ford Mathers, looking much thinner than informer days, has been visiting relations in this vicinicy Foster Hight is in Louisville, and is on the Commercial force -Howard Tourner's picolo was heard to good advantage at Chicago, in one of the Indianapolis hands -Rev. Zaring preached in the M. E. church Sunday W. B. Seward's family are entertaining the family of W. C. Snider of Salem - -Dr. Weir's daughters, Misses Julia and Mary, are visiting frieudr. in Templtoo, WiMN.nsin .The .Ionian Poult ry Co. now demaada so much of Chas.
Springer's time that he has resigned his position of book-keeper it the hub factory Senator Fulk was iu the Stone City last Thursday on
legal business About 70,000 pounds of wool have been bitnghl by J. T. Woodward & Co. of Stanford Manley & Co. have the quickest delivery in town, Sometimes the horse is in such a hurry to deliver goods that be leavei the wagon and hurries on atoms He did that on Friday Thos, R. Cobb formerly of Bedford, later of Vineennes, died on Thursday in his 65th year. Mr. Cobb married MisB Anderson of this county, a sister of Mrs. N, E. Mathers of this place Samuel Bollenbacher went to Martinsville with his brother-in-law, Robert Northcotl, on Friday, Mr. Northoott has been suffering with rheumatism during the past five months, and hopes tho hot baths and the mineral water may do him good Ida Johnson is visiting Mrs. Kirk, at Centerton, Ind. Solon Pwligo is at Martinsville using artesian waterSome one has been milking a cow that belongs to the editor ot the Harrodbburg Journ il. m that paper says. How a nevrupapcr man could get rich enough to own a cow is the roost surprising feature of the transaction Capt. Alexander has a breed of chicken on his place near the University, that lay immense eggs. Seveial brought to town last week weighed over five ounces. The hens weigh nine pounds The gypy horse traders have seventy head ol horses at their camp south of town. They are not gypsies at all, hewever, but a roving people who prefer this mode of lite T. B. .Stewart vfill deliver the union temperance address Sunday night Mrs. Brandon of east 3d street is ent r taining her sisters, Mrs. Wolf of Sullivan and Mrs. Sadler ot Speii? cer Rufe East swapped some bts to Jas. M. Hunter for his interest in the auction store. Rufe now wants to sell it. Hunter goes to Indianapolis to be an undertaker Capt. Alexander, Chas. Small, N. E. Mathers, N. U. Hill, J, G. McPheeters, H. C. Dunctm and several others are at the State convention in Ft. Wayne Sons of Veterans are holding State Encampment ot Ft. Wayne, with Ed. Neehl, .rI. O Axtell, Frank GraI an), Wm. Vansickle and oi'f iv? in attendance Mrs. John ti"-; ens is visiting Mr. Cravens' pan-j ent, in Hendricks county--vJaa. j F. Morgan, the pension attorney,; aecompanied by his wite, mi on Saturday for a visit to M,i Morgan's parentsj--!.Ton Hinds wiil construct the city stone and gutter work for tho ensuing twelve months -,'fhe decoration of the graves of their dead was postponed by the K. P.'s till next Sunday. The County Normal School begins July 11, one week aft?r the 4th. Stipt. Dowden is general manager and he says the attendant will more than double that of last year. Several young men of the town will take advantage of the course in book keeping, Franklin Lodge K. of P. elected the following offieera Frir day nights O. C, Sam. Rogers j V. C, B. A. McGee ; Prelate, J. Bert. Harris; M. of A., L. A. Clark ; M. of F., W. W. Vanwndl: j K. of R. and S., W. H. Stward Host, J. F. St.Clair, Mr. Kauffman of Waablngton, Ind., was in town one day last week, having come up to the metro polis of Southern Indiana r.o purchase a dwelling house from Chas. Axtell. He closed Hhe trade, paying Mr. Axtell $2,500 for the property, ' jr. P. T0TJRNER & CO.'S Bargains for This Week. -COMMENCING-' MONDAy, Tuue 7, We make still another Cut,, We offer a Special Bargain of SO Mens Suits 30 CUT TO $5.00 LAST. They ALL go this wrok for All of the best of those boys' suits that sold for 1 1.50 last week what is left, go fat 1.00. We have sold tin immense lot of those Boys' Hats, at 25 otti. This week wc throw in another big lot of higher priced ones for the same price. LOOK AT THE FINEST Summer Negligee Shirt .-.FOR75e. find $XJu6t Received To-d;iy. you ever saw. Sold everywhere for St, 25 and St 50 LOTS OF ill! 1H11M.&I At 50c. and 7Sc. (Warranted Fast Black.) Just received to-day an degant Jinenf Summer Coats and Ves'is, bought very low and will gu at prices you can't resist. They wf-nt like hot cal'.ct last, week at more money. rXMEMBKS WHERE WE KEEF. OKS Eft Ot' ALLE lYtrMlSIil.
-tAv- T ' A Hats M!1 , i Kern EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS CLOTHS HOUSE, We have gone through Ouf Stock and have MAKKED, DOWN all nf our B.RQJTO SIZjES IN SUITS from 25 to 50 Per Cent . A L.SQ seduced prices oar AI WATS,. CALL AND SEE AT ONCEt Jt l SIMMQMS & CQ Mts, August Ivrenger, qccooti. paoied by her mother, Mrs. Bartb, . is visiting 4 brother of Mr, Kru.i gep iu Chicago. Mr. Oolmary, son-in-law Peter Bowman, with his family, now occupy a portion of the Bowman building, Mr. Cnlmsry ht sold his farm in Ohio, aud. 'ijl y, cate in this county, At Stanford, Saturday night 4 week, occurred the graduating eXt ercises of high school, conducted by the taleuted jirinm'psi, Mis Emma Breeden. There wove fivo fradustes, all young ladies, Mlsa va Sparks, subject nf paprIdea,!, izxtion ;" Clarissa Butcher, "Wives, of Great Men;" Nina Smith, 'Sprinjti" Lou. Baker, "Chili Pearl Rreeden'CHy oX (he World's, Fair." " .. A Money Makee. A'natona printing outlits for sm ill newspap crs an I job oflkes can be had of Allison A-Smith, Cincinnati. Front
$.r0 u 0 per wet k made by boysf Write for outfit j;-;-es to any type foundry h Cincinnati or Cnuiag?. .... A stuer belonging lb Georg Stephenson of mar Cross Ruoffa now weighs 1,730, He intends to make him weigh 1,800. --The new creamery firm have rented the rcom north of AxtelPa tailoring establishment for sit oflle -and city depot. Milk works and. water works Bloomingtau is eouh ing on nicely, Ralph Burton, a former wel known attorney' and resident of Mitchell, has liecn nominated for Congress in the 5th district of Kansas. Mr, Burton is a brilliant orator and a shrewd lawyer. The Bloomingtott oeIegatioj to the Cleveland convention were very much surprised at the change that hid taken place iu this city during thtir absence. Rev. EHerand wife of Bloom Ingtoiii have been visiting theif daughter, Mrs. Brown, in Owen co Many of the Bedford stonn quarries arc runniug day and night, Electric plants are being put in at some of them, A reunion is to be held at Plainlicld on the 29tb of those whtj "have quit" the drink habit, Th "class of '92" will reune specially Mrs. Ida (Henley) Goodwin, came down from Chicago ope day last week on a brief visit to reht tjons and friends, New rails are being put down bet we en Ellettsville and Soiithville, Miss Mary Lindley is visttiog Miss Laura Wilson at Bedford, "Hot weather J" Well, jo didn't expect that it would be cold, did yon ? Give us a test. A jptng of roving horse-swap pers stopped in Martinsville two weeks ago, and got up raca be tween some local sports and one el their own number who had a sorry looking plug. The result was that the Martinsville sports lost $100, The sorry locking plug waa an oW race horse a fast one too. Wall. Hight ay thati hiicorn was beiog plowed ls week, ftc liHvine; been plauted but nine day. In ordinary seasons it takes thief weeks' time for coin to get hrgf( enough to be plowed. Herald : Jonathan W orrel l an aged Englishman who lived, with lis son-in-aw, Satn. Whi nnnd, left home last Sunday an known to the family. He waa heard from a few day liter t ha had gone to Richmond, Ind., an4 from there io bis ton who live tit Fruukliu county. No ian is. known for his unexpected departure, Albert Davis of Washington City visited his brother, Ows-Pavis,, in this city Saturday aud Sunday,, The Chicago News wiys : Isv aae p. (Jray is buried so deep that if he digs out he'll have to ruft fp office in China.