Bloomington Progress, Volume 26, Number 42, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 December 1892 — Page 3

A. T IfUMBER

INVITE YOrB ATTENTION to the ABG 1ISJJL,AY OF

Are new being; opened np. A large stock of GLOVES, MITS, HANDKERCHIEFS AND TIES. LARGE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS AMD TRIMMINGS.

ALL ARE INVITED.

tbningtpa, Ind, Frogress.

! at fftc faskMcm at SUxminaton Jj ssama clam malttr, MaylM i. The figure, following your oama an the printed list shows th tian to which subscription ha. ban mUM. Houday 8EA8OK is here, and one of the moat reliable places at which to aeoore gifts of a valuable chancier ia Joe M. Smith's Basar, aouth Bide of the square. 'As in times past no pains baa been or will be spared to make the display equal if not superior to anj ever seen in Bleomiogtoo. The wholesale houses and workshops of the great cities have been ransacked to aware novelties and useful articles of all kinds. The stock of sterling silverware has been material ly augmented by large purchases ; a better fine watch display has never bean seen; jewelry of the most troique patterns is inelnded in this stack and in such quantity as in create wonder and surprise. JJj one need go to the cities to secure gifts or fine goods when they may be gotten just as cheaply here and in all the newest styles. Before job determine upon anything in the Christmas goods line en to Saaitb'a rJaaar. If you want to get your watch put in order for the winter take it to Smith. lie uu aJersianda his business. Ckaio Worlky can supply yen vith.a btiirsv, phaeton, spring ttgon, or anything else in the way of;

a vehicle which you may need. . , , . . Yon don't have to pay him !.,!, M .fG?MW'h1 be ,D either, as he will swap for borer. . "' ,W MW- J A--r ..U He mav 1. f,,1 a. the i ,OIB by a wagon till yn.i in vesti-

k;. k., nMtii fh ! - 'J " . - , , stm f JullMnt Avpniie. - -Yon msv pro6t by the exper ience of others if you carefully perase the advertisement of this inane. Do not forget that important announcements appear upu tlie tmlaide pages. , Om?sXY the wat ! did yon notice that Christmas dinplay at Jim. Wj Bobinsoa's grocery? Well, fee's got some of the handsomest and mast desirable . hristraas goods ever brought to this town. Some ff the China rose jars, cracker jar, cape and saucers, iruit plates, etc., etc., are jnst as pretty as pictures. It will delight the hearts of the young people. to are them, and atl ahnatd go and examine these choice goods. Robinson will take great deasare in showing them to yon, whether yon buy or not. He is on the west side of the square,' Richest Coffee in the town ja served at Geo. A. Benckart's bakery, where can be secured a . uneb that will specially commend fyeslf to farmers and others. Cwass of the choicest brands are always found at liePbeeters' grocery, corner opposite post office. In these goods he baa a large and constantly increasing trade. Than ja esfleee, teas and tobaccos he leads the leaden. Ask for Charley lcf beaters' grocery. " Filbert A Edmondson, at tor nevs at law, make cheap loans, prompt collections, and write insoranoa correctly fire, life and ucctdeai. Dr. E. wTHwms will extract your teetb without pain. Crown and Bridge work a specialty. New THisoa ia groceries and provisions have been secured by Unas. McPheetere, the popular Matoraea grocer. Us buya only tha best goods. He sells always the cheapest. He has no superior ja any ot toese specialties. Pboduce! Pkodcce! Pbouce! The best that Monroe unty anbrda is always secured by riev jRjcbeeter8, at tus family KTooery opposite the PostofEee. It is the plane to look for something choice in wnntry produce Rehehbbh that no man can sell Mo. 1 fttas wagoos or spring war goat cheaper than W. J. Allen, lie asks you to call; and examine us wagons be to re you buy. --Ynu don't want to order doors, sash or blinds till you call st W. J. Alien s baidware store and invest! oat the samples and prices. All rasnner of builder hardware of late-style and at as low prices as yoi-eiUl. Bulbs of a)l desoriptioiis now ready at RoU's gijwo bouse, AJso,

flower pots for sate.

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Administrators and Eztcutors and those iclo hate ths adwtrihmg for Ettatss vriU $f a special fasor far tha PROGRESS if 'May will always insist upon (Ac advrrtisina (WHICH IS REQUIRRP Br LAW) to ie dons in tit PROGRESS. Rat art always reasonable. Ask for Winslow's when you come to town and want a set of harness. He can save you money. Best stock of Winter Goods Jin the city just received by Chas. Mobley, the south side dry goods dealer. These goods will be coming in each week now till November for the rail trade, as arrangements have been made for shipment as regularly as the new styles are brought out. Everything new and novel in Ladies wear and in gents' supplies may be found io (he shew cases and on the counters at this store, when von come to town no not decide where yon will make your purchases till yon nail at the Golden Knle" dry goods store, south sides qua re. ESslish Spavin Liuiment removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused tamps and Blemishes from horses. B,eod Spvi" Cnrbs. Splints, SweeJ i AM V wiurg wsj as all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save 950 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Biemih Cure ever known. Sold by Far in Bros., Druggists, Bloominston, Indiana til de3-92 b "Moiine." II will be to jour interest. Sub the latent colors and designs io (ringed curtain. At Lindley's F1KE8T she-It hardware in Bloominwton can be found at W. J. Allen's hardware store. He keepf only the best. ) National Hotel barber shop is a convenient, neat and cosy establishment, just east of the post office. (ius. Kreuuer is proprietor. Give him a call. sreciAt, OFFEU TO BCBIHBBS. SUB. TbeVeekir Cilabe-Demecrat. Tha farmer, tha mercbaat or tha profanionnl man who has not the time to read a Urgn daily newspaper, will find in Tha Wiiefcljr ftlohe-Deiueorat, oonsisting of ten page, a pxper tht nxnctly suits biro brim full of the beat news of tha day, sufficiently condensed to meet bis nevda. Though strictly Republican in principles, it is never so partiiun as to suppress any imprtiitt news nucessary to a correct knowledge of current eronts. Once a reader, alwiy a reador. Prioe $1.00 ptr year. Any person sending ns three dollars for three yearly subscriptions to tne weekly, win receive one copy rree for a year. A fpaa sample copy may be bad by writing for it. Subscriptions reseiTea by all postmastars or news-dealers throuzhout the United Stats. or directlr bjJQLOJSK FKINTINU CO, Sr. Levis, Call and see those barber chairs for sale at Kreuger's shop, A bar gain for you. Don't foboet Winslow, when you want any implements for the farm. For Repairs or Parts of any Sewing Machine, call at See the "Garland" and "Gold (Join" Base Burners, at W. J. Allen's, as they are going n rapidly. Leave your order for on at once, at it takes time to get them in and- set tbem up. No trouble to show gooas or wait on auatomers. For Studebaker wagons, carta and spring wagons, call at W. J. A k LENS. There ib a greaf difference be tween butter and grease. Some people never learn to make butter. When a sood butter maker is tonnd the product ia always in demand. Charley MoPheeters bas the' "knack" of finding these people, and as a consequence always has be best butter iu the town. Ha mare Noasenae, Borne 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, aod I am determined to have my money ! Do you understand that? I am going to baye it. Now the sooner you settle your indebtedness the cheaper it will be for you, as 1 intend to give an officer or a lawyer a chance to make a few fees if yon don't come to time. These are "worda wfth bark on Vro." ' W.J.ALLEN.

TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS AND TOWELS.

CATS or ELEPHANTS IOC. at T1IE HANKER. It is slated on good authority that President Harrison will leave the White House with $106,000 of his salary, ss no one need shed tears over bis unfortunate condition. Some of this money is already invested. The president went into a real estate deal recently with Attorney.General Miller. Miller is shrewd, and he picked up a bit of properly in Indianapolis receutly for 140,000, which pays about 12 per cent, interest. The president asked him for a half interest in it, so $20,000 of the president's salary is invested there. About eight months ago Harrison purchased from a well known Indiauian a piece of improved property worth; $50,000, from which he is now recei ving an iucome. So the presi-! dent is well provided for when he leaves office and will not be compelled to rely on any fund con tributed by his political friends or1 on the practice of his profession for an income. Untimely wrinkles that ruin the appearance of youog and middle-aged ladies, are effaced hy the use of the oil and patent appliance prepared hy John H. Woodbury, Dermatologist, Now York. The treatment and facial instrument supplied for $5. Call at Faris cms. Rev. Garrison of east of town, accompanied by his family, left last week for India. On the 14th they fail from New York in company with fifteen 01 hers. Mr. Garrison's family counts of his wife and four children. He will ennVavor to do missionary work without being hampered by any church or creed. Judge H. C. Duncan, wife and daughter are veiling at Bedford. Neddy Holland died on Mou day oight. Alcoholism. That owl in the window isn't owl they have inside, at I be "Corner." Joke ! Isaac Siitphin's mother was 80 ve&rs old on Monday. Jf you want a Short Horn Bull or Chester White Bor Hog, call on i. r limits. Hopewell, just west of oily The persons with whom we h&ve been corresponding with reference to bringing in that Iff and 18 inch wood, will please hustle it in at once, before the roads get bad. Don't fail to sc the latest designs in fringed curtains at Lindley's Sour. Don't fail to see the latest de signs in fringed curtains at Lind. leys fcons. Sixty wagons usf received by W, J. Allen Mohne and Studebaker. Come and see them. None better or cheaper. Get a bottle of South American Nervine at Faris Bros. It is a great toufo. If you don't know Charley McPheeters' grocery location ho sure to ssk for it. No one excels him in quality of stock, nor in cheapness. Ho keeps very choice cigars, so all smokers say. No MAN excels Geo. Benckart as a Bread baker. His bread creates comment wherever used, by its sweetness, richness, lightness, Try it snd be convinced, Don't wait till (be snow is on the ground before you bring that wood. We want it right now. Doh't ?aiIj to see the latest designs in fringed curtains at Lind ley s eons. - BOYS, R. L. Window, oppnaitc the county jail, is headquarters for everything io the Buggy, Surrey, Cart ana Harness line. Was Almost Dead. Paris Bros., Gentlemen. 1 was almost dead this last fall from general prostration and letting down of my nervouB system, tha result, a I verily believe, of an aggravated attaofc of la grippe and fever from srbicb I suffered last winter. After trjing Acer's, Hood's, and otbor highly resomrqended mi'dioinos I wiu inducted to use 8011th American Nvrvino, and now I an almost as well as ever, though not qi:;ila so young or so handsome. Baud cy doubling; one to mo. v JOHN 3. WYLAND. flmitbville, Ind., Dec. JJdr 1892. Bee the .latest color and dratgns in friutd curtaius. At Jimlly's.

CHRISTMAS 1$ ALlIOST HERE DOWT FORGET THAT THIS IS MEAD QUARTERS FQJi FINE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICESAll Kinds of Fancy CHAIRS,, STANDS, PICTURES, EASELS, CHAMBER SUITES, BEDROOM SUITES, PARLOR SUITES, Folding Beds, sideboards, Fancy Lounges, Lamps, IN FACT EVERYTHING THAT YOU COULD DESIRE. COME AND SEE MY GOODS AND LEARN PRICES

o. o. Those Isree tubas lying weM of town are not cannon, as many "comrades" might imagine, but water mains. They will be placed underground soon, and first thing you know here will come a heavy stream of spring luice through them, and it may take the place of beer iu tue saloons en the "levee' The annual meeting of the Farmers' Institute of Mouroecotiuty will be held on the 16th and 17th of December. Among those who will take part io the exercises are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mount of Montgomery county, and Mrs. J. L. Shields. It is believed that this will be one of the most interesting meetings the Institute lias ever held. Commissioners court is in ses sion, with consider&nie business to transact. I be board is now full Democratic, aud comprises John Gilmore, Dr. Walker aud John Sherlock. A BL00MINGT0N AND

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$2iT We are iu the field with the best selected stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Valises,

Trunks and Hats, bought We closed out most all

You will have uotliiiag; but new Iresli gooda to pick 120

If low prices will Will go iu once.

Alili the XKW Tirij: in 2Keil' Suit. Prices from $3 OO up.

A carefully selected ntoek of jBOYS' and Children' Clothing. ISoy' Nuits $3 and up. HIIiBKEKS'uits, $1 and u. An I in men e stock of Hats to show you. 51 ens' aSOe and up. Koy. 95c and up.

YOU WIXIj save money by coining to see us YOU BUY.

J.P.TournerfcCo Above the Alley, West Side Square,

Joe Smith bas a bevy of pret - ty girls io bis uith side bazar, j The young mep will be attracted : there by reason ot this, even were Hi ere not such a grand Christ mas display, Gus. C, Davis, a hardware man of experience, haa purchased the interest of John M litis ia the firm of Campbell & Mlllis. Mr.j Davis has been in the hardware trade in Mitchell and Bedford, and ao ia thoroughly posted. Mr, Millis will still reside iu Bloomiugton. Tact R. ITuiia ia nut. attain. flf v. . r 1 - j ter a four weeks wige with lagrippe. The Teachers' Association; elected the following officers for! next year t President, J. W. Uy;! V ice President, Mis Nora Maker j Recording Secretary, Miss Quints ; Porch ; Enrolling Secretary, D. . Warton. I Cleveland will prottably not. veto as many pension bills during' ins second tfrni as he did during his first one, for the simple reason that a Democratic Congress will save him that labor by not passiug them, Doctor "flow did you gel such a cold ?" Little boy, hoarsely "I don't know. I was baptiz ed Sunday." "Your folks are noi Baptists?" "No, he jut sprinkled nip, but the water wa9 awful cold." "Humph J What did you do Saturday?" "Notfaio', only went fishin1." "Catch any?" "No. 1 would a caught a lot, )ui I fell in. an' after that my teeth chattered so it soared the fish." A hoi tie ot South American Nervine would have sit tht I'oy ell rilit iu a week.

The good work that was began by Drt Chapman is beariug fruit and meetings are held each uigbt iu (be various churches of the city. . Ho( some of the Democrats wbo-havf been doing so much slick work in the recent campaign in this county may be converted and give away the whole snap. Some of those pious brothers did gome shady businws 'tis claimed, and it hasu't been disproved. Come in and get credit for that load of 4- foot sour down wood.

The Philbarmonio concert last Tuesday oight was a great success, both from a musical staudpoiot and from a financial view. The old college chapel was uncomfortably crowded, and tach number of the program was received with marked appreciation. The yoaug men of the lecture course deserve commen dation for their enterprise, and for j their judgment: in selecting attrac-j ttous. Of! M0NB01S COUNTY. at special low prices. of our last year stock. still these Csloods they! There wtire about fifteen ap plications for the office of postmaster of Franklin, Ind., aud a city election was talked of to determine a choice, but Congressman Cooper threw a damper thereon by writing a letter to Samuel Harris, pledging Harris that he would be recommended. Mr, Harris is e;county plerk and ex-mayor, and during the Isst campaign he was pbatrman of the county committee, -wCongrcseraaa Cooper hps announced thai; George E. Finney would he recommended by him as postmaster at Columbus. Finney is editor of 1 he Democrat, this has given offeuse to friends of other candidate, tind a committee waited upon Mr. Cooper and urged him In rMvuiairitr his determine.. 4ion, and leave t'ae election open tt nnnuiar ciioiimi. uontrrcssmau Cooper deeli led to accede to the request, fcanug mat an unworthy person might be selected. How ever, it is new the understanding tbat the looal Democracy will insist on an election, and will urge the appointment of the applicant re- ... 1 . c ceiving toe greatest numuer m votes. ONE LOT OF 4LI. WOOL DKES8 GQOOt, 35c, at TUG BiHflEB. The Indiana State militia now numbers 2,51)2 men. This figure, however, does not begin to indicate the ratio of their bravery aud soldierly bearing. oRoliimnn Foland, father of Walter A- Foland formerly df this place, died at the residence of hi son in Benson, Minn., Nov. 23d, iu hia 7stb ' cat,

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THEY SAY THAT Hogs Sets, corn 50c. is about the way they arc quoting these staples now- Samuel Dinsuiore will build a residence on the old Dinsmore tract of land, west of town - Wm. Downing and Jacob Baker of Dudley have goue to Illi

nois to husk corn ftev. Krut singer has been employed by the ppople ot the Ikttsvtlfe Christian church as their pastor Tor another twelve momhs Miss Anuie Kobison is one of the clerks in the Jas. F. Morgan law and pension oflice -reaigo & Kobertson paid 1,800 for the stock and fixtures in the Swindler bakery and res taurant Christmas exercises at the A. M. E. church, 6th street, will be ununually interesting this season. Tie children are being thoroughly drilled by a competent eorps of ladi'js The are lights will be burning in a few days, it is believed, as 1 new 50-light dynamo has been puichascd. Over $6,000 have been invested in the plant since its destruction by fire, and all of the improvements are of the most substantial character. The Secretary states that over 1,100 incandescent lamps are now in use A number of people are suffering with some srrt of throat trouble, owing to the damp, disagreeable weather, no doubt Rob Vanaandt is to manipulate the keys in the Gosport telegraph office Mr, Sherman Bott of G. W. Campbell & Co. has boeu buying Christmas noveltien in Chicago Frank Arnott is to be located at Elgin, Ills., as agen t for an express company Congressman Cooper took train for Washington in a hurry after the atmosphere became lurid in the vicinity of Columbus and Franklin Dr. Coulter lectured at HuDiiogton on Saturday night last Fifty-six graduates of Indiana University reside in Indianapolis The gymnasium st I. U. is being put in good order, new apparatus added, and a dressing room built Whooping cough is prevalent in the country west of town Wall. Pauley is agaiu one of the clever salesmen in the Corner clothing and shoe store 'Mrs. Grundy Dunn is quite sick The county superintendent is now busy attending to his duties in various parts of the county -H. T. Simmons was in Cincinnati last week -- -Miss Nellie Smith and Mnnon Atwater, delegates from the Christian church to the Endeavor Convention, at Ft. Wayne, made their reports last Wednesday night Samples of stone are beiug prepared by the various quarry companies for exhibition at the World's Fair. The oolitic stone district should have a good shnwirg, and doubtless will j Persona recovering from la grippe should keep iu mind the wonderful recuperative qualities of South American Nervine, so extensively sold by the Faris Bros. Its effects are morvelous Mrs. Jos. Hendricks of North Lincoln street died on Tuesday night last with consumption, after being cour fined to her bed about six weeks Mrs. Fulk will accompany the Senator to Indianapolis this winter Ed. Gamble, of the Showers factory, bad his Ufi arm severely cut by a circular saw, last Wednesday. He io some way fell against it Thu B. & B. quarry, south of the railroad about a imle this side of Cles;:- Creek, has suspended operations. It was opened by Dr. Davis, and be then sold out to Chicago capitalists. The stone did not come up to expectations From eyery comer of the county comes reports of sickness with lagrippe symptoms. Remedy indicated : "South American Nervine" Owing to ill-health Be v. Lyons of the U. P. church was compelled to discontinue his meetings last week - Col. Geo, Owegs has been iu the blue grass regions again. Why is this thusly ? Mrs. James Kelley went to Ladoga, Ind., her mother being dangerously sick there Attorney Rice has been visiting home folks during the past week Thos. Sadler, seven miles south of town, is suffering with an attack of fever-' Geo. Jeffreys, a former resident of this city, has been visiting his brother-in-law, Janiies Rice -Mr8, Jos. Pratt, nee V ansickle, has been visiting ber ptirents in this place -r The revival meetings at the Church of Christ, North Morton street, conducted by Elder Perk ius, have been very successful. A number of additions have been made to the church -"A Doctor's Strange Story," is the title of a romance Dr. W. L. Wbit ted has contributed to a St, Louis medical journal Dec. 16th the ferocious Bed Men of our city will hold a scalp dance on the southwest corner of the square, tliii being the eighteenth anniversary of their organization in this place, Gtmd Sachem Chas, L. Fultus of Terre Haute will be present ' B. F. Adams sr. and wife were u Louisville last week Jas. S. Williams of Slinesville, Superintendent of the S. & B. quarry, is dangerously sick at h't home T, L. Fowler i8 now postmaster at Clear Creek, Thomp son Fowler having resigned Mrs. John Boers has returned to Indianapolis -Chas. P. Tourner is the worse for his wrestle with an attack of sure thrst. He has in fact Iipg i a very sick man as his appearance indicates Fr.ris Bros. ai-sure u t Itat South Anv-rican Nervine is almost sure to prevent an attack of Ingrippc if used in time Amly Cates i now a freight innflurtnr between St. Job and Wywuiv, -Io, r 4 f s. hue vtt wvt.t

7th street is suffering with a severe attack of rheumatism FosKnastes McPheetera ia convalescing slowly from his recent sickness Up to Thursday night, seventeen additions had been made to Morton

street church, all from other churches TomlinsoD & Co. will open uRother quarry north of their prev ent place of operation!), on what was known aa the Miller farmEd. L. Adatns, who went west several years ago, has bc?u elected district attorney at Menden, Neb. Yes, the figures that follow your name in the printed list, show the time to which your subscription has been settled. Don't delay paying up for fear the publisher may teceive a nervous shock The regular monthly meeting of the W. C. T. U. was. held at their hall on Monday night---Treasurer Sud bury intends to go out of the marble business when his present contracts are completed Mrs.Pinkerton of North College Avenue is sick with typhoid fever Mrs. Ida (Henley) Goodwin will soou pay a visit to Mrs. Ella Bowman Read the program of the Farmers' Institute aud attend R. H. East and Ed. Corr are circulating petitions for postmaster Mrs. De Moss and daughter have returned from Indianapolis Alex. Gillaspy of Clear Creek is quite sick with lung fever, The Hunter company will open another quarry just south of the place they are eperating in at pres ent. An order bas been made for stripping a space 130 by 20Q feet. The shipping of stone will he discontinued till spriuir, as some of the blocks recently forwarded to Chicago were ruiqed by freeaing in transit, Wm. H. Turner and wife of Ridge, Farm Ills., are visiting relations here. Mr. Turner, who is the fathor of C. C. Turner, the furniture dealer, was a very prominent and active business man here twenty-five years ago, He owned what is now known as the McCalln factory, 'and a large farm southeast of it, and was known for his energy and enterprise. He is now iq his 75th year, and of course feels but little like crowding business as in former days, though stilt in good health and active for one of his age. He is at present carrying on the harness business at Ridge Farm. Rufus Coatney, a well known citizen, father of Mrs. A. M. Cunning, died with pneumonia on Sunday in his fifjtli year, after an illness of about three weeks, Mr, Ceatr ney was a good citixen, end was held iu high esteem by all who knew him. The funeral occurred to-day ( Tuesday) from the residence of Mrs. Cunning. Edward Corr, it is believed by many of his Democratic friends, will be an easy winner in the race for postmaster of Bloom iugton. Congressman Corfper and Mr, Corr are special friends, and in Corr Mr. Cooper has always found a warm and ardent supporter. They are members of the tame fraternity in college,members of the same church, and in addition to all this Corr has promised to get married if he i appointed. A young man who will make such a sacrifice as tbat deserves some urt of compensation. ORGtT VARIETY of BAND KERCHIEFS, CELLULOID NOVELTIES. JAPANESE Ware $a4 BASKETS, at The contest cases warn dismissed on Wednesday. The attorneys for Sudbury and Huntington had summoned some Kfixty of the Democratic election officers, and would have endeavored to pile the costs np mountain high ou the plaintiffs. This was more than the contesting parties bad bargained for, and they consequently concluded that discretion was the better part 0 valor if) this case. I I I I. J IU. I I HI -The inventory of the ai S. M. Mitchell's personal property, filed with the county clerk, contains 776 items. The total value is $216,561.22. The largest class of property was notes, mortgages aud bills of acceptance, amounting to S1J4.S72.51. Cash on bapd was the net, 37,898 J). The tuvenr toiy also shows that Mr, Mitchell had, at bin death government bonds, drawing and 4 percent., amounting to 86,500. Martinsville Republican. 111 jjii..pm.ii!i . 1 I'll IT WAQjTIVG A SI KINO of a USEFUL CHRISTMAS I FT, Call at TUB BACKER. Wm. Wvlie wbb 7 on the 18th of November, and is a hale, hearty man. Ilis friends hope to congratulate him 00 bis outh birth day anniversary. ALL KINDS OF GOODS FOR FAACY WORK at THE PAttWKR. r-r-Tlic Indiana supreme court will he composed of three Demo crats and two Republicans after next January. All the appelate court judges will be Democrats. George Benckart's family have been entertaining Mr. Matt. Benok;ut and wife of Lcgington, Ky, during the past week. The Motion is investing a large amount of monev iu thin locality Additional buildings ure being ertvted at the yards for otbees ami hi re houses, and wm-k ulxuit tht-di-pnt hercirt beini; pushed with con sidvia'jle cuv'Ty.

lWJEIfS SUITS and OVERCOAT Nothing superior to them, fop Fit, Quality, Style and Fashion. . They represent the Choisest Mai . teyial, the Cutter's Art, and" the. Taylor's Skill. It matters 0 whether you want a BUSINESS Or DRESS SUrT t overcoat;, We have tbem and t price JeM lh.an any other house, CALL AND SEE US. EAGLE CLOTHING B0USK, jr, TP. SIMMONS CO, Teaoher (in mineralogy class) Johnny, give me the nameut the 1 w.vuaf lr nAtvn iia monrl f nUnntt a ' sf. The ace. That inay all be so, but South American Nervine is trumps now. John W.CraveosjOouiity plerk. and bis brother Oscar Ct qveoa, wil( issue a new Democratic paper oa Thursday of this week. The new candidate for advertising favors will be called "The World,'' aud wil be well equipped in every way, The proprietors say they are ea? tablishiug this paper tfl make 3 living, and not to run anybody out, There is always rom for news papers, and we only wonder that torn rtr ihrpp have not rmn estab lished before. The t'J'rogreas" welcomes the "World," hoping that it may crow with our wonderful; city, and that Cravens Brae. may. Futy us ou the list, gentleman. Aqestu Washed. Valuable . outfit free jf you agree to giya 6miqesa a, trial.. Ba sure to answer tpis and sfu-n itf a day. Ladies or scatlepieli, hfija -g girls, all are stipcetSfuT. 0. M. KA.TBS, Greenville, Qhio Harrodsburg Enterprise; Tha "shaker" women, who have bad their tabernacle near Guthrie foe some time, moved to the Bob VVoadk' en farm north of town last week. The novelty of their meetings have become worn out and the attend? auce is not likely to be large. Such of our Democratic friends as fail to seiure positions at Wash ington under the Cleveland admin? isi ration are requested to write to ui rector vien. lsavts or toe linicajpi World's Pair, who finds it impossible to secure superintendents for the various departmepts or, send; your photograph accompanied by dollar to this office and we wilj ''hunch" Davis np and gtt a promise from him. Of course salaries cut no figure they pay from one to four thousand, however. The pjatform, being erected (he east side pf the depot, will be a gnat place io ''rush the growler when the summer comes again. The suit of Delia McFbeeterc against the city h been compro mised, but ttw terms 01 ine com promise have not beep made publto a-At the election of officers fop Jefferson Smith Post O. A. B,, No. 573. the following named gentler men were chosen: Commander, J. V. Rawlins j Senior Vice, Patnolf Bennett ; Junior ice, Wm. Carr; Surgeop, A. J. McPike; Quartet Master, U . M. UariroU j umoer of the Day, John Back; Chaplain, Wylie Robinson ; Adjutant, A. J, Bailey, The following resolution was adopted : "Reoolved, that we ilenounce the persona wuq desecrate the deceased comrades grayes at Clayton, Monrovia, Stiiesyille nl Mt. Pleasant, surf other puces, as the lowest down and meekest per? sons who ever tread on J&mericsi soil, aud that we mnnoftbink of words mean enough t r fondemn them as they should be. A, V. Faris npd bride return? ed to Blonmingloii on Friday after-: noon. They have been visiting Mr. Fan's sister in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Will, CampheM are entertaining Miss Nellie Uoftirs of Louisville, Ky. Hansfofd Brown sold his liv ery stabje to Helton Pauley, and then bought Andy Hagel'a express wagon and team. Work on the foundation ffer the extension of the National Bank building is bing pushed fowarq notwithstanding tl wnfsyorablft weather. Mr. Fuller ia alo hard, at work on his coplrart fop the foundation of the pew 7th street school house. ' On Sunday wornioa hist fifteen prrsons united with WalimO St. Pres. church five by letter aq 1 leu ou cvufv!iu of faith.