Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 March 1893 — Page 1

r THE EPU 'ROGRE Established 1835. BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, MARCH 1, 1893. Price, $1:50 Per Year.

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Special, Bargains in Drapery and Lamps, at A. H. Wilson's. Fos Ret airs or porta of any Sewing Machine, call at H. LrxDLEY'f- SonsSee theGarlano?rajn:l "Gold Coin" Base Burners, at W. J. Allen's, as they are going off rapidly. Leave your order for one at once, as it takes time to get them in and set them up. No trouble to showgoods or wait on customers. These ins a great difference between butter and grease. Some people never learn to make butter. When, a good butter maker is found the product is always in demand. Charley McPheeters has the "knack" of finding these people, and as a consequence always has the best butter in the towq. I now have a new and complete stock of Groceries in the room last occupied by McKinley & Bobertson, North College Avenue, where I invite my old customers and. many new ones to call and see me. Joseph H. Kjrby. Fob Studebaker Wagons, carts and spring wagons, call at W. J. ALL ENS. New things in groceries and provisions have been secured by Chas, McPheeters, the popular postoffice grocer. He buys only the best goods. He sells always the cheapest. He has no superior in any of these specialties. jOn the west side of the square you will find the grocery house of James Robinson, and it is the best stocked establishments i n town. His store has grown with his patronage, till he now carries everything that is called for in a grocery stock. Never before has there been seen so handsome and attractive a display of china ware and fine queensware. The fine china is specially attractive to the ladies of the city. Robinson carries a full supply of corn, bran, and feed of, all kinds. Go and him he will treat you well. Don't forget Winslow. when you want any implements for the farm. No man excels Geo. Benckart ;is a Bread baker. His bread creatas comment wherever used, by its sweetness, richness, lightness. Try it and be convinced. Bots, R. Li. Winslow, opposite the county jail, is headquarters for everything in the Buggy, Surrey, Cart and Harness lines. tSPNational Hotel barter shop is a convenient, neat and cosy establishment, just east of ths postoffice. Gus. Kreuger is propri etor. Give him a call. -Finest shelf hardware in Bloom'ington can be found at W. J. Allen's hardware store. Ho keeps only the best. - Winter Goods just received by Chas. Mobley, the south side dry goods dealer. These goods will be coming in each week r ow, sis arrangements have been m:ide for shipment as regularly as the new styles are brought out. Everything new and novel in Ladies' wear and gents' supplies may be found in the show cases and on ti e counters at this store. When you come to town do not decide where you will make your purchases till vou call at the "Golden Rule ' dry goods store, south side square

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VERY PERSONAL. All persons indebted to W.J. Alien, (and there's a good many of 'em) . on account or note, are requests to call at once and settle, as I must close up my books of the past year. Now I do not wish to put costs on any one, but these lotes and accounts so long past due must be paid, and that right soon. W. J. ALLEN. SPECIAL NOTICE. From now until May 1st, 1S93, we will buy small size Hickory Spokes, size 1& by 2 inches, 30 inches long, at saino prices as formerly given. W'.AIiXuAV,- Hm-A-Btwiium. Ask for Winslow's when you ; come to town and want a set of harness. Ho can save you money. If you don't know Charley McPheeters' grocery location be sure and ask for it. No one excels him in quality of stock, nor in cheap- j ness. Ho keeps verv choice cigars, so all smokers say. Turn down and roll collars guaranteed to wear twice as long by the Hunter Laundering and Dyeing Co. 's method of shaping than by any otner. Axtell lsros., agents. rYou don't want to order doors, sash or blinds till you call at W. J. Allen's hardware store and investigate the samples and prices. All manner of builders' hardware of late style and at as low prices as possible. Produce! Produce! Produce! The best that Monroe county affords is always secured by Charley McPheeters, at his family grocery opposite the postoffice. It is the place to look for something choice in country produce. The finest laundry work in the land is produced by the Hunter Laundering and Dyeing Co., of Terro Haute, Ind., whose Bloomington agents are Axtell Bros., the popular merchant tailors. Their work is noted for its stiffness, high gloss and jierfeet j color, and in addition they darn socks, repair garments and replace buttons, all free of charge. See that your work is sent to them. Filbert & Edmondson, attorneys at law, make cheap loans, prompt collections, and write insurance correctly fire, life and accident.

Richest ooffrk in the town is 1 now bo compelled to go to the served at Geo. A. Benckart' s bak-: depot when the trains arrive, for ery, where can be secured a lunch some sort of dissipation is imperathat will specially commend itself i tivcly necessary, to farmers and others. .

One For Uach County. How would yon like to make in six months from 500 to $2,000 and more, besides your regular income '( You can easily do so by accepting the exclusive agency of our Roo:n Renting Co. for your county. Room and board furnished World's Fair Visitors. No advance payment required of patrons secured by you. Responsible parties only need apply. Write for particulars if you mean business. International Room Renting Agency, 1 Hi Adams Street, Chicago, Illinois. lot Mas. Braxtan offers her residence for sale. It is located on the corner of 7th street and North Col-! lege Avenue two stories, well tin- j ished, and is a very desirable piece! ;of property. Examine it.

Ai!Inisti;atoiis ;hk1 Kxc-entovs and those who have the advertising- for Kstates will do si special favor for the

PIMHiKKSS if thev will always insist j ..lf.Lt;nn. ."Wiiir-l.1 tc in.-: oi'lREn l!Y LAtt'T to be done in the PROGRESS. Hates arc always reason ' Ralph Rhoroi, accompanied j

by his brother Kent, lias gone toj Rev. Simmons of CnuvfordsKenluekv on a visi to relations, j uillc has been visiting his .sons in

-Ira C. Hat man ha enlarged his addition with twenty lots, and it has been submitted to tho city council. -Tho widow of. Dr. C. D. McLahlan intends to make Ilarrodsburg, Ky., her home, after she settles up her business affairs at Harrodsburg, this comity. An additional sto.ie train has been placed on the Mononto carry tho increased output: of tho quarries. Another train will be needed before June. ' Mr. Ados of the south side clothing stove, has rented a house from C. K. Worrall which tho latter gentleman will have built immediately on oast Kirkwood Avenue. Smithvilk? is still growing. A half-dozen houses are projected for the early spring, and in addition to theso an extensive store building will be erected on Rail road Avenue by one of t ho cit izens. As will be soon by perusing an advertisement in this impression of the Progress, Lingle & Sons have begun the saddlery and harness business in Ryan block, opposite county jail. An ordinance has been -..pro posed with reference to driving over the lire hose with any kind cf vehicle, or tramping upon or compressing them in any way, conand fixing a fine of $25 for viction of such offense. The man Guernsey, of the Smithville quarries, who shot a brace of bullets into his head some time ago without killing himself, is able to resume his labors. He still carries the lead in his head, 'tis said. Mrs. Lamb, mother of Mrs John Realty, died at 'the hitter's j home on south Lincoln street on ! Tuesday last after a protracted j illness with erysipelas. She was ; to years oi age. -Clark Montgomery, of Cin - ...i ... , .v. , , ( iim;;u, suvs Hint wueii ue went 10 ; j-Chivehuid-S inauffurotion in 1SS4 he wore a-4.4KM7 wntrtiy-f'tT rnnT -in? need not weep if he should lose it. The timepiece was stolen, but an hour afterward he found it in his overcoat pocket. Tho dicgusted pickpocket had returned it. "Dahling Evah" will be in , " , , . ca en troduced to the public soon by Io dide Tom's Cabm never grows old, and everyone will feel anxious to see it put on the stage by people in Bloomington they know. Thos. Mathers and family are ! now in Las Vegas, N. M., visiting Nat. Roseberry for a short time They intend to spend several months in tho mountains, breathing ozone and taking on a good supply of health for future use. Mrs. R. W. Miers and Mrs. J. K. Beck were in Indianapolis last week in attendance upon a conference of the W. C. T. U. The ultimate object of tho conference is distribution of temperance literature, passage of a law making temperance education from a hygenic standpoint part of public school system, a better enforcement of existing laws, more stringent restrictive measures, etc. The Governor' did not veto the Mcllugh bill extending tho terms of city officers to four years, as ho was requested to in petitions from many cities in the State, but permitted it to beeonio a law by hipso of time. As a consequence there will be no city election in May, and all the present incumbents, from Mayor lo coiuiciliiien, will hold over. As this city is in good Republican hands, there is no special objection except that we as citizens, are deprived of the excitement that can usually be extracted from a city election in I Bloomington. Everybody will NEW COAL YAUn. Remember the new Coal Yard on West Kirkwood Avenue, east of the tannery. Have constantly on hands all kinds of COAL and WOOD, and will deliver to any part of the city. Orders attended to promptly and prices as low as the lowest. Orders may be left at Lindtev's. THOMAS & CO. Cam. and see (hose barber chairs for sale at Kreuger' s shop. A bargain for you. Wo Groceries have sold our stock of , and all parties whose, accounts are due. must call and settle, as we do not wish to give any one trouble. J. 11. Kast & Co.

Colored shirts arc going to all the rage l.hii coming season.

I be The professors, many of them, j in I- C., are in constant receipt of - ' tlat tcrilli; oil'iTS from other colj leges in the east and west. Some will go -others will not. this place. Horace Norton of Chicago will remove to this place soon to lake an important position with the Norton stone quarry company, lie is. a brother of Fred. Norton. James Ryan of this place, a prominent Democrat, is making preparations to visit Washington City and witness the inauguration of ltis old friend G rover. . The spelling contest between the ladies of the Relief Corns and

the fircntlemen of the Grand Amvihur aft

was uncommonly interesting. Al 1 that entered the lists were spelled down except Maj. Perry. Harry Swindler has purchased from Miss Lizzie Kctcham tho Tuley property on South College Avenue for 82,100. Miss Ketcham bought it of Ella (Tuley) Scott for $2,000. Geo. Fuller of west 7th St. burned his hands seriously one day last week while blowing out ifluc with powder. It "hung fire." land when he attempted to invest! -j gate it the powder promptly at tended to business. Spiced boneless pigs-feet, best thing recently brought to town, are on sale at C. II." McPheeters1 i grocery. Iry a pound. Its just ' ie mt'cs "11US out. ' Some bovs found throe silver spoons in the cellar under tho old Manley grocery store, last Saturday. There arc three a $5 gold piece yet to find. Something should be tone ! promptly to improve tho ancient ' aim gum-uooi-iiite lasie oi rne mucilage on the American postage 1 1 j 1M . , l

Khmui ' in r.w 1 V.ln. ... , Dir mercial Club by President Seward ?J - G. McPheeters, S. K. Rhorer, i I w 4 v.j.. n ' " u , sun: iui;u.i,mu, i v T 4 ll. Air tt i.i .4- t ir ! East, L. van.j -V Carmichael, James Simmons and ! Enoch Fuller. The recent anniversary cele-1 iiiiiuiu ny (lie xvuigms ox x iiiius ,

. ...... v.u.umu , . c., , since eunesaay last, ana is in a has a good deal more surface than ! hY Wr- lt week at $2,000. critic conditi0 the old ones, and is calculated to ' Tne gi'ounl had been priced to j ' add a glue factory fiavor to the ' othci parties at that figure and ! Mrs. Amanda Hughes is gotongue that is far' from delicious. ! Mr. Paris, being one of the Asso-! mg m a few days to Bloomfield to I ciatit n, concludeil to take it in ; visit- her sister, Mrs. Shryer. Tllrt -ff,llr,-innc is li, 13. -..,,.'1 ,if il .!... ? j , t , , ,

JJlltUOUUl. 11.11? .in uilKH'MlllSl jfamil3' The ladies of the cemetery iKsoeintifin will nvivx.t n fliev : have reason to. that the citizens of !

,v - mi n 11 i u i ........... ...... ... " i - iiie.,1' iix lid i irui iiei .s, .JUS., villus. tl ' 4?lU-n cUoW ! trei""s f , OI the c"" iW"g : Snd Henrv Simmons. Men of Ellettsville were present , d to Dmm strept Wednesday j Wm" Runsev the r-iilro-ul as organizations, and the address n:lrll) n r,ir rrf ihn student , f lailioad XnlU-ov,.. hi O Wn, v,ll nf 1 gl ' a , st.IKlont!' , ! man whose leg was amputated a w as dcln ci ed bj t, Li. oi lall ot , TOm0At over the 'burning of ! onnlo of .....T., , .k.,1., on Snn this city, who is a well pisted j ir,1P., HnrwImhiwiLn ,ionple ot week.-, ago died on tiim-Mv-ilnnn ,11,1 ,,w;nr toii-or n 1 UoisKC' Doiacc iia lieeii Inn ii- j , It is belie;od that lythmn and a pleasing taH.ei on frequently since Bloomington - i intern-dlv The such occasions. Music was f"i"-! was firit iiu-ornorated but he bobs in; uul intunallj li e nished bv the famous Galloway I 'P t '.. l t nD0 )! remains wdl be taken to New Al-

Bloomington will liberally patron- 'you don't watch out." izc the Gentry show, to bo given j Sheep have been assaulting soon in aid of the association, in ; the dogs in Clear Creek township the way of purchassng tickets. ; recenrlv, on numerous occasions, The show people donate a couple j an the stilly night. " It is singuof hundred dollars to the ea use in j lar that sheep owners cannot be Ihe way of performances, and oth- j induced to keep their sheep chained-town people ought to aid the jed and muzzled in the smoke house good cause. after dark, but will permit them To be told that we are eepa- ! roam over the fields and get inrated from the molten liquid with ! to heated arguments with the inwhich tho earth is tilled bv a crust noceut dogs of neighboring farmof only eighteen miles in thickness ; Dos niust bc protected from is at ikst thought a little alarming, j the unprovoked assaults of blood-

which 'Alfred Russell Wallace : lends the weight of his authority j in the Fortnightly Review. Just j t o think, to, that there is an ai tes- j ian well hole in the court house ! yard 2,700 feet deen, and that the I ... . 1 crust might break through some j night when wouldn't be the merchant police around! -Mrs. M. Ilite of Martinsville, on the a 1st ult., received a gram stating that Mrs. Mary Clure Duncan had died at Mcher home 111 Victoria, lexas. Lung i fever was the cause of In and she had been ill but

Mrs. Duncan was closely connect- 'plained of things in the house not looked with a number of Martinsville rif W a,ul while they wore talking , , ,, , i Campbell was noticed to lie slowly lean-

peopieaild well Known 10 Uiany ; to more. rho was a niece or Sirs. Ilite' s and a cousin to Mrs. John Stevens and to M. II., P. M. and T. II. Parks. Summer before last she was hero with her daughter, Miss Scott ie, aixl remained for two months. Ilet Jalher.Gen. Daniel McClure, now resides in Louisville and is a retired pay,..c.l.. !., -!. TT V IT.. iiiunii:ji in iiiv, lv. 1.7. ill, nun . . 1 . 1 o i . w,. . twirl' e ecfcil Seel'i'l-irv (it hf'iiTu nt Indiana. Martinsville Dispatch. I The man who patronizes a laundry wants Ihe very best; work, I and the way to insure this is to send it to the Hunter Laundering and Dyeing Co., of Terro Haute, Ind. Insist that your work be sent to them, and you will not regret il. Axtell Bros., agents. Just arrived at A. II. Wilson's a tine line of Carpels. Patterns i and prices to suit everybody.

assortment at A. II. or iow an lai un 1 ison f said that several lotsi sold in the Kenwood have been addition during the past week. - Representative Van Buskirk of Greene county, will move to Pierre, Dakota, immediately alter the legislature adjourns. Died, in Denver, Colorado, at birth, Feb. 17, Frank Raker, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Dewee sc. Some of the young people

I 'ali, to see the large

had an enjoyable surprise party (nalTV) purchased by the comiit the home of Miss Grace Wylio, ;paiiyfor use at their stone saw North Morton street, Thursday j .,,,,1 nhmmo- mill i

night. Nat. U. Hill, R, W. Micrs and Dr. Coulter were at Indiana - ipolis durin the past ten davslookr 1. IVs interests in tho iatiou bill. approp Miss Sarah, daughter of Rev. John L. Pitner, was married recently at St. Augustine, Fla., where her father is stationed. The Progress throws open its columns for the benefit of the cemetery association without money and without price, as it always has done for any benevolent and praisej worthy cause. -'Flie Kappa Kappa Gamma entertainment at the S. E. Carmichael residence, west Oth street, last Tuesday was one of the leading college events of the year. A Louisville orchestra furnished the music, about 100 guests were present, and the young people enj joyed the occasion fully. John D. Morgan, as eommis 1 sionor, sold the Wm. Rlakclev ; farix, south of town, Thursday. j It was appraised at $10,300, and

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i i i,:,i :.. 4i,., ,..:.i. i Heirs at 8,400. There are '252, acres of land, and a two-story brick house that cost originally about $5,000. r,,. , i .1 , , Jlnrteeil acres oft the north: , , ir ill , i, end or Kenwood Inncl were hoiicrlif - C1KI Oi IMMTU OOll lailll WCl'C OOUSTIll uimseir, as h was quiie cneap. i -Dode aioree niui iviao'.o- e : ",CK ,XIU 0I.1VW ,M?r. ' Pf" ox the county, will 1ms taken to the , - , . . . wan i u asviuiii un imi insane luui . bors it great (leal of trouble in the ; past year, and was captured by a small army or men. seeing inai resistance was useless be surrendorod witnout a Ilnu'. UIlflv,wvl in loini-vniitll.irw iiin scicneiv eacii eur uiu usks iu 1 be burned some more ''Oh, VOU I Some of! jb - a - d. naughty boys!' thnan mnsenliir ('1 nrofs. or tutor will undertake to nunish you, "if I '111 11 T j . . 1 w-11 " muignauon nieeuug soon. James Campbell, who for many years resided in the northern portion of Monroe county, died Friday a week at Gosport, to which town he had removed. Says tho Enterprise: Lat i-'riuay moriiiii' (..'amplL-n was on the streets, and appeared to lie as well a usual. After receiving his morning- mail and doing some trading, he returned home, and after he had eaten u hearty dinner, sat down to rest hiinselj'. .lames llittemore called to riiiimlmll iittli, 1 ill lil ,1s; llllltYfl,.

jicii-; i anil ns ve a jrienoiy "cnar as wen, her death ! Campbell seeming- to be jolly and in i in i li I a tfrt humor, as was his nature, allunt "ays. j though Dittimore says Campbell emu-

and hrve a friendly "chaf as well, ;,, i his chair, and suddenly he fell to the floor and died instantly. Commissioners court will meet on next Monday, the Oth day of March. Lucian R. Oakes has patented and is manufacturing the Hydro Safety Lamp for use in incubators and brooders. He is doing well with his invention, his many .1 -u 1 1 1.1 rriemls will Ijo pleased to learn 1 room was-needed by the t -aiiipbell-Davis hardware linn, mid th?y have addwl one at tho rear for storage purposes. This linn is carrying an immense stock of goo Is in their line. On Wednesday night last Miss Rose Miller of this city was married to Wm. II. Kvlc of Argenla, Ills. The marriage occurred at the residence of the bride's moth- j er on College Hill, Rev. W. F. : Reed officiating. i

-Mr. frisler has opened a livand feed stable in Smilhville, county.

cry this 1). S. Rawlins of north of town will visit his sons in Dallas, Texas, soon. His three "boys" are now citizens of the Lone Star State. The State oratorical contest will occur on the eveninc of March 1( in Plymouth church, Indiananolis. Walter M. Wood is the contestant from I. U. On a car near tie. depot is a 75-horse newer engine and ;i 100j hnvxo lvra-ni- 1 mi lei- for tho XY,.-tnii ! erected near the quarry in the Hunter district, north oi tsioomington. Tho Norton qarrry is yielding handsomely, and the stone is very liue. The praise meeting of the ladies' missionary society of Walnut street church, held last Sunday evening in that church, was well attended and was very interesting indeed. The papers were well prepared and well read, the music was good and tho whole i program was carried out nicely. Everybody came away feeling well repaid for attending. Tho thank offering was twenty -two dollars. Four quarries wore operating ; in the Hunter district last week. ; Advantage is taken of every favjorableday. A new quarry will be opened west of the Johnson i quarry just as soon as the preliminaries can be completed. The j new organization is to be known j as the National Stono Company. I S. I). Noel, the well known i steel roof manufacturer of Indianapolis, came down Saturday last on business connected with his ; miix'inlrv 1 Miss Louise Halstead, the ! only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. j Halstead, their many friends will be sorry to learn, has been hav- - , J , ' , mg hemorrhages from tho lungs . ! . . . o ut , ,' , . ... o. is. lA'ncs oaugnter, aebv her husband and ; tvo children, arrived in Blooniington on Saturday afternoon. , , : ijb-"-iii ih Quartette," will be here Friday night of this week. on j Al large nouse is assured. ni,. t n n.....i rv.,,.. the j .t 1 I il T.. - n. .. i., , .. Mrs. Edmunds returned to I her home in Indianapolis on last Saturday, after a two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Lindley. Her little granddaughter, Laura Lindley, went home with her to make a visit of a few days. Jos. Scroggin, the sewing machine agent, who came to this place from Martinsville, and has built up a good business, leaves with his family this week for Washington, Daviess co., where he will go into business. Mrs. Matthew Burke, who formerly resided north of Bloomington, died at the central asylum for the insane, on Saturday, and the remains were brought here for burial on Sunday" afternoon. One of the old landmark log house 011 east Kirkwood Avenue, is being torn down to make room for tho erection of a modern residence, which will be erected for Prof. At water. At the meeting of the stockholders of the Monroe Co. Agricultural Society, last Wednesday, there was considerable discussion over tho propriety of holding a fair next September, and the prevailing opinion seemed to be favorable to the holding of the fair. An election for directors was held and R, W. Miers, II. D. lleadley, W. A. Rogers, J. S. Johnston, J. R. East and John A. Reeves were chosen. Directors who holdover: J W.Shnmons, W. V. Dill.I. M. Rogers, C. R, Worrall and I. P. Howwell. The date for holding a failwas delerniiivd upon as Sept. L'li to 30 inclusive-. The directors elected the following named officers: President, I. P. Hopewell; Vice President, W. P. Dill; Secretary. C. li. Worrall; Treas- i urer, I. Milt. Rogers. The olli-1 cers and directors are deeply in earnest, and it; will be no fault of these gentlemen if the fair of LS'.iS is not a success. NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves indebted on account or note to the late Dr. Jas. D. Maxwell, will please call and settle the samo at the residence on South College Avenue. Feb. , W.) -it.

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INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND BEDFORD RAILROAD. We have obtained the following information from a reliable source which will certainly lie, very interleslinir readinjr for our patrons. j We Have talked long about it, and now we have it. Articles of association have been filed with the Secretary of State, signed by the required number of men, to Incorporate the Indianapolis, Bloomington & Bedford R. R. company. Those .men ineludo among them a dozen of the wealthiest men of Chattanooga, Tennesj see, who have gone into the enter- ; prise through the eltorts of Newell Sanders. It is understood that certiuu New York parties will also lie interested. The road will carry the stone and other products of the couulry to Indianapolis, to connect with the trunk lines that center there. An engineering corps has lieon surveying a preliminary line for the past three weeks, and will probably reach Bedford this week. They will then extend the line from theobegi lining point near the south lino of Morgan county to Indianapolis. This is the same corps that was here a short time ago. . We learn that a petition will be circulated, asking the county commissioners ':o order an election to vote a ta:, in the townships through which the road will pass. If our citizens want another road now is the time to say so. These men mean business. The matter has been long considered, and with the propel encouragement the rord will soon bo in course f construction. The following will bo tho petit jm-y: John E. Butcher, A. J. Robinson, Laf a3Tette Fulf ord, David Burkhart, James A. Sexton, Elijah Hancock, Edward Jackson, Richard Butcher, James Kerr, Patrick O'Donnell, Frank Dobson, Jackson Lampkins. The grand jury will be used and is as follows: llenrv Dillman, Paris Medloek, J. C. tultz, W. II. Hupp, John Huntington, W. H. Kerr. Born to J. south Dunn st. S. Botts and wife, a son; to Adam nt rrrrrr, iTorrn Jlilur Mmec y - Stout and wife, west 9th st. a "' I daughter. Wm. -Gentry, who has been suffering with rheumatism this winter, will go to Hot Springs, Ark., tor relief. T")i. Cfinlriir it. 5 nnw shitpd 1 r,ff,.,l . it7 OOO ;,, tl, A Chicago University. If this is! true he will of course accept it. Any man who desires to lie called higher has only to secure the Presidency cf I. IT. It is now believed that I. U. may get sjv5, 000 for a new chapel j building. 1 Lope so. While accidents and belated j trams have teen the rule on many ranroads this winter, the "Monon" has been remarkably free from any misfortune worthy the name. I he road is also entering upon a year of the largest and most profitable freight and passen gcr business ever experienced. Miss Laura Wilson of Bod ford is visiting Miss Mary Lindley, on west 8th street. II. O. Axtell and wife of North College Avenue have been entertaining Mrs. Allison " and Mrs. Castlen of Sponccr. The trustees of I. U. should j expend the appropriation as far its 1 ! it will go in tho foundation and first story of the now building. ri The next general assembly cannot refuse an appropriation 4 complete it. It is- shown that $7,000 worth of lots have been sold in Kenwood, at the north end of College Avenue, during the past; three weeks. This shows that tho property is desirable. Luther Grimes bought two lots in Kenwood for $700, and W. W. Spanglor paid $1,(500 for seven acres al the north end of the tract. It is hoped that people will take great interest in the projected performance for the benefit of the cemetery association. There can lie no oett .r cause. The lrrivs.shad a new ''head" put on it. hen a man ?ets a "head put on him it usiiall.v spoils his appearance, but it is the oppi siU" w ith the lrojrrcsn, which with its new dress"' and "head" is put ii air on style nt a Nancy Hanks frait. - liiiiDiiiinptoii World. As the 'World carries the best job office in tow n, and the "Progress'' is acknowledged to have the neatest newspaper, the proprietors of with establishments can well afford to feel comfortable. Judge Bantu lniH purchased W alter Robertson's property on North Walnut street, paying 325. It is the intention of Judge Banta and wife to go to housekeeping soon.

REAL ESTAVE TRANSFERS Furnished by Jas.M'. Jackson, RecorAsr, For deeds and mo rtffag-es, correctly ectiUid, call at R 3nlers office. David Wripht to .lno R Wright, ?; nj sw secl3, Indian Creek tp, t50.;ii Kenwood Land Co to Jno A Hun- . ter, lots 3. 4 and , Kenwood ad ,?00 J Kenwood Land Co to L M Grimes " lots 12 and 13, Kenwood add, 700 .S ,1 M Roffers et al to X. tt Grimes, h pt lot 78. Kenwoi id add, 400

Kenivooil Land Co to .1 m Roofers, pt rwb sec33, Bkomington tp, 1,000 t .. 1- L ' 1 . . "I f , t i ' pt ontlots 2 and 5, city, 8.'iO V T lireeden to Celia J Bmmkerhoff,;lot 34, Davis add, f50 tloominp;ton Real Instate Association, to Celia J ltmnkerhoff, lot 4, Fain-iew: 2 50 Kenwood Land;Co lo W W Spang--ler, pt nwq sec3,T.I!loominglon, 2,0iK) Lizzie N Ketcliam to H T Swindler, shf lot 43, city, 2,HW Dilmus Morris to Jtsse T Baker, lot !, Fairview, 1,5(10 (ieo rlii to A It1 Helton, pt seminary lot 4, city, Sn)0 DO YOU DESIRE TO STRIP? The- National. Stone Co. want some stripping done immediately. See W. W. W icks for particulars. Miss Jessie Dunihne returned to' her home in Idfofd on Monday, after a visit of three weeks with friends in this city. Curtis Bass,- who shot away the lower jaw of !iis father-in law, Henry Tow, about a year ago, was sentenced to four.years in the penitentiary. H and Moore, who finally killed Tow were taken to the Pen. on the same train. Mrs. Mary (Edmunds)" Jones of Martinsville, is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. W. C. Lindley. Chas. Rober:son is now associated TTitfl W. H. East in the real estate anc collecting business. The finest lino of Baby Carriages in the city at A. H. Wilson's. Call and get your choice. .TAMES V. MORGAN, Att'y. Notice to Noii-Itesldeirte. The Stato of Indiana. Ionroe County, In the Monroe Circuit Court. Marali Term, 1S03. ' Complaint No. 30S4. Tames II. Ituteher vs. Everet Shook.. Mattie Shook, Georgs V. Butcher, Alice u. liuteher, Agnes B. Uuteher. Ella Butcher. Samuel It. Uuteher and John W. Butcher. Now comes the plaintiff, bv James F. Morgan, his attorney-and flies his cont;vit. that, said defendmili t...v.,. per and Affh-iS ii. Bntclu r. are not restl;tnits of tn- Siate of Indiana; that said j aetion is to quiet title and to have j trust declared with rrference to cer tain real estate, and that said non-resident defendants are necessary parties thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants, last named, that unless they lie and appear on the 23d day oi the' next term or the Monroe circuit court, to beholden on the First Mon day of March. A. D. 1891, at the court house in Hloomiugton, in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. Witness my name and the seal of said, court affixed at Bloomogton, this 6th day of February, A. D., 1803. SEAL JOHN W. CRAVENS, Feb. 8, '93. Clerk. NOTICE. There will be rm annual meeting- of stoeknoldere of the Big Creek Stone Company ol Stinesnlle, lnciana, at its office in Bioominirton, Indiana, at 7 o'clock p. m., Monday, March oth. 1893, for the election of nine f9 Directors, and such other business as may come before an annual meeting-. ROBERT C. ORE EVES, Sec'y. MURDER! DO YOU WANT fl SUIT? We are Gutting Prices on ttiem. Do you Need an 0VER60JIT? We are slauohterina tliem. UNDERWEAU, CAPS, CHILDBliNS' CLOTHING. 900 Odds and Ends In Mens' Pants at One-Halt Price. COME TO THE GREAT SALE. YOU CAN'T AFFOKD TO -HA IN AWAY. RE EAGLE GLOTfllNG flOUSE

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