Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 April 1894 — Page 4

Republican Progress

SCBWRIPTIOS, $1.50 FEB YEAH. Wm. A. Oatot, Editor and Proprietor. Kcpitblicau State Convention. The- Republicans of Indiana and all others who will co-operate and vote with them are invited to meet in delegate convention in Indianapolis. Wednesday, April 2.1th, 1894. at It) o'elook a. m., for the purpose of adopting a platform and nominating1 candidates for the following State offices, viz: Secretary of State, Auditor of State, Treasurer of State, Attorney General. Clerk of the supreme eonrt, Superintendent of public instruction. State Statistician. State Geologist, .1 udsre supreme court first district, J udge supreme court, fourth district. 'Hie convention will be composed of l.Tll delegates, apportioned among the several counties on the basis of one delegate for each l.'0 votes and each fraction of 75 or over east for first presidential elector in 1892. Monroe county is entitled to 13 delegates. Of the total number (1.738) of delegates in the convention 8."3 will be neeessary to a choice. ISj order of the State committee. John K. Oowdy, Chairman. Rvsski. M. Seeiw. Secretary. Republican Meetings. There will be a grand Republican mass convention at liloomington. Saturday, March 31st, at 1 o'clock p. m. to elect delegates to the following conventions: Joint Representative contention, senatorial convention, judicial convention, congressional convention at Martinsville. May 10. 30 dele gates; the State convention. April 13 delegates. Hon. w. l. Owen, of: r.ogansport will be present and address the people. A grand delegate convention and mass meeting will be held at ISloomington. Saturday, April Hth, at 1 o'clock p. m., to nominate candidates for the following county offices: One clerk, one treasurer, one coroner, one sheriff, one recorder, one surveyor, and two commissioners. Congressional Convention. The Republicans of the fifth .congressional district of Indiana are invited to meet in delegate convention at the city ot Martinsville, in Morgan county. Indiana, on the 10th day of May, 1894. at 11 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of nominating a Republican candidate for representative in congress. The representation in said convention wilt be one delegate and one alternate for everyone hundred votes. ! nttTreve cast for Bsnjamin. Harrison for President in 1892. I The apportionment of delegates to the several counties of said district is ! as follows: COt'XTtES. Bartholomew Brown Hendricks Johnson Monroe Morgan Owen VOTE. ..'JTOT . . o.v; . .3050 ..23 . .2017 . .J3T7 ..1300 OEI.. IS 3 :i 74 Hi ti,., mmmittM .-.f oni, .rmn. i Putnam. .-'ISO -3 , will nnnnptinn its renresentation to . the various precincts thereof ana provide for the selection of delegates not later than May nth, 1SS4. By order of the district committee. V. V. LiiiBEET, Chairman. The springterm of I. IT. begins to-tlny (Tuesday). The students are coining in rapidly, and a large number of new students are promised. The Republicans of Bloomington township-will meet at the court house at 1 p. m. next Saturday, April 7th,and select 25 delegates to the county nominating convention to be held Saturday, April lith, 1S94. Sons of Veterans' anniver- - sarv Camp tire will be held in Kirkwood Ave. Christian church, Monday night, April 9th. A program, will be rendered consisting ( i music ami talks by a number of citizens. No admission trill be charged and all are most cordially invited. Great time at Ross' hall, north of the postoffico, Thursday night-. The members of the 2d Baptist church (colored) bad an exhibition "mask drill," and the j room was crowded to such an ex-1 i iu i Biut. uiuteu m aiiu out like the gilk of a fish, as the participants breathed. Wm. F. Br.wning 1 ai-! ranged, through the station agent at Bloomington, of the L. N. A. & C Ry., for one fare for the ronnd trip on the railroads for all persons in Monroe county desiring to attend the Republican State nominating convention at Indianapolis, on Wednesday, April 25th, 1S94. One fare from Bloomington is $1.85. Tickets good April 24th, 2.5th, 26th and 27th. Wm. Bass (colored) brought suit against Wells & Hall, proprietors of the Acorn Cafe, for damages, claiming that on the 13th of February he went into their establishment and called for oysters and that they refused to serve him because of his color. Wells & Hall said that they refused to serve him because he was intoxicated and disorderly. The case wa tried on Thursday forenoon, and the jury wrestled with it twenty -four hours, coming in on Friday at 3 o'clock with a verdict for defendants. The address of Hon. W. D. Owen, last Saturday was a grand effort, and the court room was crowded almost to suffocation by those who were anxious to listen to the talented gentleman. Mr. Owen's services in congress while representing the 10th district,have made him familiar with the topics that most interest the people to. day. He was also commissioner of emigration, it will be remembered, and while acting in that capacity became familiar with the various phases of the foreign labor question- that are now interesting the people of these United States. There is no more popular or talented man in Indiana to day than Mr. Owen, aud his old time friends here were proud to be able to grasp his hand again

Bishop Knickerbocker's Stamps.

HE SKI.LS HALF A MILLION AND HAS AS MART MOKE. Indianapolis Journal. 1 At the beginning of Lent Bishop Knickerbackcr made a call to the parishes of the State, to have the members save all the cancelled postage stamps through Lent and send them to him at Easter time. The Bishop made a collection of stamps sonic time ago and had alxmt 300,000. These he sold to Scott, of New York, and for them he received $95.74. The proceeds of the stamp sales all go to the home which is to be erected j hv the Eoiseooa linns. For the ! liast week the slamus have lecn i pouring into the Bishop's resi- j dencc. They come in all sorts of j packages, done up in every con-; ceivable way and vary m amount The doners have not been limited to the State, and there is no part of the State that has not cont ribut ed to the collection. jjirs. ruiiiuuu iu;iuiiiuu uuu mi 1 TT I. II 1 1 mother sent forty thousand from Eau Claire, Wis. The Bishop Knickerbackcr class of Grace church, Utica, N. Y., sent 6,500: a larsre mekage came from Purcell, I. 1., and others came from Minnesota, Mieiugan ami lseonsin. The call was for .500,000, and the Bishop feels certain that he has that many if not more. He has kept a list of all the doners and the numbers but has not added the amounts, ire is very much interested and when he commenced the collection for the first half million, his friends and members of his family laughed at him for trying it, but his success has spurred him to renewed effort, and the friends laugh no more. The following "society item" take off is found in the Indiana-1W-1U Sun: "Mrs. Vault Cleaner Bn.ni Peddler Higgins, accompanied by Mrs. Constable Brown and Mrs". Justice ... t1 .,, . . of the Peace bmithers, went to riuuMui iu ion urn iiicuns, Monday." ; -When the old soldier and the'. i pension roll are assaulted, as so; 'i. . , ., . a , . oftcn is done on this floor, why is ! t u . v ii t 1 it that no Northern Democrat rises to his feet to rebuke it ? If he! docs he sneaks in tones so low that ( ha i--innt- lw hnavd miti.ln nf hi Congressional district. Laughter i Hon. Dan. Waugh, in the! House, Saturday, March 3, lf94. j Supreme Court Decision. 16,655. E. & R. Railroad Co. vs. Stewart Barnes, Monroe C. C. Reversed. Dailey, J. Rarnes. who was an elderly man, was superintendent of bridges and assistant supenntenaent ol tne construction of the Evansvillle and Richmond railroad at the time of the big work train wreck near Indian Springs, in which a

man named 'laylor was killed, and, paris Koons, J. T. Nancts Jno. Maddux and others were injured,, 'ov,... t i.. i... a u it .. Barnes was on the train that was!TonlY John ( lay, Scott llenwrecked. He held his position with di'icksoii, John C avincss, Robert the company for about two years after ; gtronn. k. E. Buzzard, Enoch the accident, and appeared as a witness : r , , -yyr ,,, , . T for the defense in the numerous dam-1 Geo. . X eJcil, James age suits which wore brought by th- j Rice, George Walker, Joseph II.

after the accident he was discharged uyureu np ujn. a"4 iu Juar? from the employ of the K- & R., and soon afterward for certain alleged injuries he sued the railroad company, claiming $50,000 damages. Th case was venued from Lawrence to Monroe county. Barnes was so weak from his injuries that he could hardly talk when j placed upon the witness stand. The

jury was impressed by the evidence in East, Thomas Baruhill, Joel H his favor and gave him SMJHW damages, j p . Inhu AV Mnenn Tnlin fi The case was appealed bv the company 1 ' I , ' t . with the result that the judgment forEller, Frank F Corder, John A damages was not sustained. Mail. , fioeves, George Smith, Jas Davis, "I killed the first snake I saw ; A C Denny, Robert Lee, Wm F

this yeary'-saicl an old farnior last j Saturday, "and I expect to have: trcyod lut-k all this vcar I alwavs ! watcu that sign, as 1 am a little superstitious. Year before last' tne fast snake saw got away I from me and I had bad luck . ail j r ! vcar. l lost a valuable stallion I by his getting tangled in a barbwire fence, ten head of hoss died i with some strange malady, one of my cows hooked the hired man and I had a big doctor bill to pay, my potato and hay crops failed, and 1 had to pay for a darn old reaper that was no good. Now, ain't that a string of hard luck. If I had killed that cussed I don't believe all of those bles would have visited, me. snake I m not joking; 1 in m earnest It's a fact; try it yourself. ' ' Then and Now. A little over one year ago a httle. sensation ami ;.. k.,-w. , -.. i i stir in business circles was created in this city through an announcement by the Pennsylvania comd.S. i . x n for shipment. That was the iirst ! rwitioo tf the kind hvop yiinr K- ! any railroad company and it excited much comment. Some of the heavy shippers here iictually coasulted their attorneys to aseertain if the company could not he compelled to receive and ship freight. The freight liockade was soon raised and no suits were brought for this purpose. At the present time there is now standing in the yards here, and on the side tracks of the Pennsylvania company in this county as many as three hundred empty freight cars for which there is no demand. Columbus Republican. "The Acorn'' still holds its place at the head of the procession in tho matter of serving meals to the general public. Many citizens prefer to take their meals there rather than go through the trouI bio of prcjiariug meals at home, j with the after dinner dish-waslung J and general cleaning up.

Republican Convention on Saturday. At 1 o'clock p. m., Saturday,

; the Republicans of Monroe county j begun ono of those immense meet - jings which are the rule this year. i, Judge Duncan was selected for Chairman and Messrs. Bradfute and (ialie wore chosen secretaries.

A committee of thirteen was ap-! visit ot some weeks to her parpointed by the Choir to select del- j 'n,s) W. 15-. Baker and wife, has egates to the various conventions, (returned to her homo in Denver, i as follows: James Davis, Scott ; Colorado. j Hondrickson, Howard Farr, Win. j . Mrs. Erland's mother arrived' L. Adams, W. B. Wilson, A. T. here from New York, on Sunday. J

Masse, .w ., ... .... r..lcr, C apt. W M. Alexander, Jno. Eads, Goo. Strain, Jno. T. Nance, John Koonts. The committee retired to do their work, and then the following resolutions were offered and adopted: Whereas, John E. Edmowlson has been a faithful and energetic Prosecuting Attorney for the 10th Judicial circuit, and whereas he is a candidate for rc-nomlnation and election, resolved that the delegates of Monroe county ho r . sunnort at the coming convention. and that they cast their ballot as a unit for him so long as his name before the convention. Resolved, That the delegates from Monroe county to the congressional convention of the 5th congressional district, to be held at Martinsville, Ind., May 10th, lS'.U, be and they arc hereby instructed to cast their votes in said convention for Enoch Fuller for the nomination as Ihe Republican candidate for Congress in said district. Whereas, XV. II. Owen is a native of liloomington, and spent his early life among us, thereby gaining a warm place in the hearts of our people, and whereas, his public services in and out of congress have won for us high admiration, Resolved, that it is both a pleasure and a duty that this convention instructs its delegates to the State convention to give him the solid vote of the delegation as a candidate for Secretary of State, so long as his name is before the convention. Resolved, That the delegates from Monroe county to the State nominating Republican convention to be held at Indianapolis. April ,..th. JS!M, be and thev are hereby instructed to cast , their votes for the lion. .Tames II. Jor dan. of Martinsville, for nomination fir Judge of the Supreme Court for the first Judicial District of Indiana. Mr. Brown of Franklin, a candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Court, was introduced and made a short snccch. , , .. , , who held the attention of the peo- , - , . , 1 P'c for nearly two hours, ' 1 he following is a list of the lelecates to the various eonventioill kkjm:f.j)EXTativk. Thos. Brown, 1). 11. Johnson, 'Richard Brotvn, Mort. Oaskin, Wm. M. May, Dow Woodall, I Jns. Whisnand, Ernest Odle, Frank ! Kirly, Dr. C. W. Munson, Win. ' Jj. Adams, Wm. Peterson, Silas i Grimes, Ed. Faulkner, Peter Martin, J. B. Wilson. H. C. Duncan, iat. I . Hill, U. Mcl'heetcrs, John Koons. ,irOH?IAI.. Allen. JOS. (t. McP IGOtOlS. .Ifl s. B. Mulkv, John Brnff, Jno. Fowler, Geo.' W. Fletcher, John T. tEller, Wr. L. Adams, Jas.Skirvin. CONGRESSIONAL AND SENATORIAL. John P Harrell, Geo C King, tlowara farr, Jtotiei't rSluns, Ueo Browning, A T Massey, J B Wil son H C Duncan, Walter ute Rcn Smith, John Brad-1 Ed moimson. state cosvkntion. Delegates C C Dunn, Thos J Farr, ; John H Back, Chas Barnnm, n o xuncau, j n usou, F M Stephenson, Wm Bunger, Mart Alexander, George Strain, John Carson, Jos S Woodward, John H Koons. ! Alternates S H Flood, John Lynch, Howard Farr, Geo W Welch, A T Massey, J B Mulky, Ihos Kidjre, B b liirashen, Lzra Pcrring, Monroe Miller, John Eads, J T Nance. Jacob Carmichael. Wm. F. Browning, delegate at large. Hon. John R. East will deliver the address on the evening of the 9th. Mrs. ('has. Simmons, on Fri- , , . . . . , ' . day last, entertained a mini be , , . , . r of j her lad' friends at a "thimble" i party, in honor ! Crawfordsville. of Mrs. Head It was one the most cnicyahle ervent of the season, Interesting services were held ! in St. Charles Catholic church on Sunday morning. A number of children look their iiiist communion on this occasion. A strong sermon was preached by the pastor, and a choice musical program was rendered. The Republican central committee meeting last Saturday was immense, there being 75 present. Every township and precinct in the county was largely represented. The cammittec will meet again, Saturday, April 21st, at 1 p. in., in the grand jury room. The business of tho Bloomingington postofiico has increased $1,400 during the past twelve months, aud somo $100 worth of postage stamps were sold Sat urday. This exceeds the amount of j business required to secure free delivery $10,000 per annum. A good girl wanted. Apply to Mrs. Wilson Adams.

Tlie Courier says thai u member of the grand jury "gave away" some of the secret s of that tribunal. Inasmuch as city officers elected in May will serve four years, it may be looked upon as a pretty nice job. Mrs. ifcrtha Deweesc, after

Th(l mothor of Rcv. CUrk ,., 2f. -hiireh died off on I Sunday, in her 81st year. It is reported that the saloon jnum will endeavor to secure per-, mission from the city council to pay their license in quarterly installments. The city has already lost several hundred dollars in this way and should not repeat the blunder. The first installment was paid, and the men who operated t he saloons got the benefit of (he remainder of the time, or a part of it, without paying a dollar. It is not business, and should not be permitted. The wiles of the l-yoar-old Miss Pollard wrought the ruin of the veteran of a war. This is ! Congressman Breckinridge's de fense. Poor "Willie."' Each Democratic congressman should be provided with a chaperoue at Government expense, and thus such risks might in part be prevented. Clarence B'uknell of Gas City is spending a few days with his wife, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. west Oth street. E. E. Slus Ileal Estate Transfers, Furnished bvJas.W. Jackson. Recorder. l"? deeds and mortgages, correctly executed. call at Recorder's office. .1 C Ealy to John A Young, lots 31 and 22, Unionville, W II Kuskirk jr to XV II Iluskirk sr. , :!." acres in liloomington tp, .Sallic Ruzzartl to J E Edmondson pt seminary lot 52, city. August Shultz to W E Kyle, lot 19, Stinesville, David Young to S arahC Rennington, S2 acres in Kenton tp. John P Tourner to W H Huskirk sr, nwq neq scc33,Washi'g'n tp, J S Matthews adm to XV A Whaley, 120 acres. Indian Creek tp, Mary Eastham to Jos T Neil, lot "., Hauls add, Oha Cornwall to Harry Smith. lot 4. Davis add. Mf0 540 l.ooo

Itai.se the License! .Collections made and promptly remitted. Business men who invest their : , Mrxxv & Ukk, Attorneys; probate , . i i ! business, insurance and general coliecmoney in homes, m stocks ot , tiona will receiv(s prompt attention. goods, and who employ our own j Office over the Corner Clothing Store. people to assist them, should be! East & Mim.ru Attorneys, office over nrntei'ted ncrniiist the flv hv-niirlif Jesse Howc's west si',e lu,,re- WlU piot. ctea against rne n i -nigni : prootice in all theeourtSi and wm maue auction stocks that are brought to ! a specialty of probate business, comtown. to till the place with shoddy ! mercial collections, etc.etc. goods. These people come here', H. East. Attorney I'robate n , x i i 1 business given special attention. ivill and stay a lew days or a week, j 0ollect claims and make loans, office on and then pack up tho remnants of ; north side square, up-.tairs. their stock and move on to the i , c- Wobhaix, Attorney; pension . . i t 4 i business a leading specialty; will pracnext town. Our homo merchants tice in M emHBf0ffiee over thQ Eagle are taxed 2.50 on each $1 00 j Clothing store, west side public square. worth of their goods, they pav i Jame9 F. Moboak, Attorney at Law, enormous rents ill the voir ronnd" i office on north side of Public Square, cuoi moils unis an mi jear lounu, j inold UJye moekm Ia giving his every week they arc levied upon I whole attention now to hia law pracbv all manner of schemes to drain j tfc. Will practice in aU tha courts. . i , ., , ! Collections and Probate a specialty, their cash drawers, thev bear their , . T, ... , . . , . ' . H. A- I.ek, Attorney, otnee over bxsharo of the burden m every way, vress 0flicc. west side square. Will and yet anv scalawag can come to 1 iractice in nil courts, and give probate

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, . . i .,ia i J. 15- Filbert. Attorney at law. Ofand rum their trade without!flMoverHaiUiroSurTI,00(l8Store noes

contributing to the general fund ; of expenses excent in the wav of ! small license. The license should . -4 , be made so high as to be cally prohibitory.

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ICE ICE ! Norman will sup piy you with ice this summer. Best ice in town, aud prompt service. Leave orders at the drug store.. Remember to go to Norman's for Ice it is the best, and the best is not too good for his customers. Fehtiuzkks, the best that arc on the market, can be had at James Robinson's grocery. These Fertilizers have stood the test of 'time, and are recommended by all I who have used them. Come' and j get testimonials. THE MOXOK. Account of Republican State convention of Indiana, at Indianapolis, April 24th aud :25th, tickets will be sold to Indianapolis on April "24th and :25th, at one fare for round trip Sl.Sf) and will be made good returning until April 27th. 18J14. The IfappaJhatuioek IlaiKl. Major II. H. Mendershot, the Original Drummer Boy of the Rappahannock, the most wonderful drummer in the world, and his son, who is one of the best lifers in America, will positively ! be here to take part in the enter, itainment, given under the auspices of W. R. C. and (i. A. R., at College Chapel, April 1-tth, at S p. 111. Mr. llemlershot brings with him the original drum presented him by Horace Greeley for gallant conduct at the battle of Fredericksburg on the 11th, 12th aud 13th of December, 186:, and will be assisted by sonic of our best local talent. Proceeds to go to Monroe counroe county soldiers' monument fund. L.00K ( jut tor my ice wagon which is now making regular trips 1 each dav. Leave orders at niv meat shop on the corner of 4th j street and College Avenue, or with ' the driver of the wagon. Oscar Soupkk.

Grand Spring Opening

LEE DOVE & CO.'S TRADE PALACE Our Store is now full from floor to ceiiiug with

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In Dress Goods we are showing the most complete line ever brought to this Gity, and at the Lowest Prices Ever Known on the same class of goods. Qu" "oel o an J"'mmin2S is complete, and you can find anything

iyou desire m that line.

WE GAN SAVE YOU BIG MONEY On ginghams, sateens, challies, cotton dress goods, domestics of all kinds, white goods, embroideries, laces, tabic linens, lace curtains, bed spreads, hosiery and underwear, und notions of all kinds. Thanking all of our customers for their patronage during the past year, and hoping to see you all back again this Spring, and many nev.-customers, We are vours truly, LEE DOVE & CO.,

j LEADEUS IN STYLES AND LOW PKICES.

LAW CARDS) (Attorneys are earnestly requested to remember 'The Progress' when they bare any legal stiverUaiag to do.) Lqudis & IOTOEN, AU'ys, office over Xntioaal Bank. All legal business nn refullv' attended to. Probate business

I .'-00 j anij collecting of claims will bo given j prompt attention. 450 j II. C. Dies c ax. Attorney, offlea I over Corner Shoe Store, west side block. ?' j Will practice in all courts, and give the I most careful attention to probate busi7fj,i ntsa and collections j FtTLK A Conn, Attorneys, office over !io;i Corner Clothiug Store, west side square. Probata business a leading specialty.

business eareiui attention. a general probate and collecting busi"ess- M praeUce in all tne conns. Wilsox & Hatfield, Attorneys. Al m...r.ffrf-L. .I,.,, cH ....n tuuet of square. Will practice in all t courts, and give special attention to ' probate business and collections. THOMAS Se GO. DEALERS IS COAJL, VOOI, LIME, SA3D, CKMKNT, ADAMANT, &c. West Kirkwood Ayonue, three doors East of Tannery. Leave Orders at JLtndley's Sons.

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Vandalia Line. THE THBOVOII I4KB TO KA9T WB8X EAST BOtafD. WEST B0VXD. No. 20, 1:43 p. m. No. 5, 9:01 a. jm. No. 8, 3:27 p. m. No. 1, 12:58 p. m. No. 2, 6:13 p. m. No. 81, 2:00 p. m. No. 12, 3:22 a. ra. No. 7, 13:31 a. ax. No. 4: 8:2(5 a. m. No. t, 5 J4 p. w. No. 0, 3:24 a. m. TEoniA Division Trains leave Teirc Haute, Ind. : No.ri, 7:05 a. m.: No. 77, 3:25 p. m Lkave a. v. p. m. Terre Haute, 6:80 4:00 CrawfordsviUe, 8:10 J:19 Pranlrfort, 0:11 7:16 Logansport, 10:35 ii:4S Aiuuve South Bend, 1:15 10:35 (St. Joseph, 3:45 Close connection t at all points in Michigan. Anv information regarding route, rates, Ac., address C. Jf. WH ilEIEE, Tra?ling Passenger Agent, Terre Haute, Ind. E. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent. J. M. CHESBttOUGH, Assistant General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, no. i & SOTJTHWESTEEliT E,'D A LI TKAINA niN- TUltOVOII 4iB K.T IK TH K W O H 1. 1." The B. i O. Sot1nvtorn limited, as entirely new train, Vf-stilmle i. Iightad with Plntsch Ga and has the Anti-Te ocofiic device leaves Cincinnati cery even tog and thJ New'ork xireM every jnoruiu. The shortest and bist equipped IJm between CINCINNATI ami COLUMBLS Full man Parlf and Sleeping; Can. Ttnia 3' hoars Tw t51o FittsburSh Via Columbus, '.'iutvil4 and Wheeling, with rulhtian Butlet blvrping- aod Parlor Cars. Rates ulwajri at loir at by aov ether line, and no extra fare for fa.t time on limited veatitaled trains. Aak for tickets via CiitcinMati and the B. O. R. R. w.w. FBABony. o.p. Mccarty, Vice Pre&idertl. Gen. Pass. At. Estate of Kliza Sluss, Wcccased. naries ii, v.orr, Auminisiracor 01 the above named esUtte. has this ilay filed in the office of tie Clerk of the circuit court of Monroe county. State of Indiana, his accounts and Vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come ip for hearing' and disposition in said court at the next term thereof, to-wit: on the first Monday in .March. 1M4. CHAKMIS O. CORK, lun. SI. '01. Administrator.

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business education is given all students. .i 1 i..i.. ...1. t m.. : , ; ..

thorouBWy taught by experts. The TERRE HAUTE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE is eof the oldest and largest in the West. Natioualm its character. Stndeuts ontrr at auy time.

Both sexes. Terms low. Fine illustrated catalogue, free, j ISBELL, President, TERRE HAUTE, IND. !

NOTICE OF EXAMINATION. The examination for scholars who wish to graduate from the common schools will 1ms held at the high school building, inliloom-

j ington, on the third Saturday of March and April. F. P. Touuker, Feb. 21. '94-. Co. Supt. A Good Wife Is always pleased to have the very Best Grade of Goods for the Tabic. Some goods are dear, even if they are Given Away Vou should take the hint, and buy your Groceries aud Qucenswarc of A. H. Wilson. Ho carries the finest and largest stock and takes great pains With Every vninp.1 "t, ioov.-ji ( prices. You .should quickly order i him to send you a i Sack of Flour! I With coffee, sugar, tea, rice, ! crackers, canned and dried fruits. A1TEHTI0H FAREIEBS. I can and will supply yoa at Lowest Prices and on tho most Liberal Terms, with BIDDERS, REAPERS, MOWERS, PLOWS, and all kinds of F11MIH6 IMPLEMENTS. Call at my place of business, Two Squares West of Public Square, Bloomington, Ind. cJno D. Morgan Ttie best Seed Book for 1894 is vacghan's GARDIINING ILLCSTftATEO. It tells the Whole tory of Gardening to date. Splendid colored plates of the Cannas, Patisiea and Sweet Peai, on which we received highest awards at the World's Fair. It tells you about Money in Vegetables in the Home W?-TrL Garden, and contains tLjl0rvPjI valsaMe gardening hints i" v for a hard times' year. We mail: -1 Pkt. World's Fair Pansies, 1 Pkt. World's Pair Sweet Peas, 1 Pbt. World's Fair Canna Seed, with our catalogtte, all postpaid for .f of. in stamDS. nrovided I you naniethu: paper. Writeto-day. VADGHAN'S SEED ST0RB, CAUTION; I r dealer offer) TF. I Oou:1m Shoes at a roducad pries, or saya h hut them without name stamped au bottom, pat hisn, dam a a fraud. ftS" Udifs Rt a. aW. L. Douglas S3 SHOE THE WORLD. XV. ),. DOUGLAS Shoe are stylish, easy fittingk and giv better satisfaction at the prices advertised tfuin any other make. Try nuc pair and be convinced. The stamping of . I.. Douglas name t.nd price on the bottoms which guarantees their vilue, saves thousands of dot Ian. annually to thoss who wear them. Dealers who push the sale ol W, L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps to increase the sales on their full tine of gooiU. They can ftflbrrf to soli ai a li?ss nrott, and we believe you can save money hv buying iU your footwear o"f the de Ier advertised Selim. vaa;o(ue tree utMn application. auuw, . W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton. Km Sold b , Ed WuetsblLj Bloomington, j Tueo TiiRASHEu, Snnthvillo. (!. C. Dunn, StincYillc. 0 3a Co M&DAbS AND 5 DIPLOMAS. t'OK Host Notary Sewing Machine. I Rest Work on Sowing Machine, ! Rest Familv and Manufacturing Sewing Machine, Exhibit of Family and Manufacturing Machines and Appliances. Embroidering Machine. Kuclid Ave.. CLHYKLAND, - - OHIO. UAMPIJHLL & DAVIS, AoKXTS, Hl.OOMiNGTON, IND.

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Notice of Sale of Real l'Xate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai William J. Lowe, Administrator of the estate of Peter Carmichael, deceased, will offer at public auction Ut the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, APRIL 12th, M9, all the following real estate, to-wit: Port of the northeast quarter of section thirty, township seven, north range one west, described as follows, to-wit: Commencing- on the north line of the northwest quarter of said section at a point fifty rods east of the northwest corner thereof, thence running south one hundred and two rods, thence cast one hundred and ten rods, thence north eighty-live and a half rods, thence west ninty rods, thence north seventeen and a half roils, thence west twenty rods to the place of beginning, containing sixty-two acres more or less, all in Monroe county and State of Indiana. Sale to be made on the premises at I o'clock on said dav.

TERMS OF SALE. Cme-thml cash, one-third in nine and one-third in eighteen months from day of sale, the purchaser giving notes therefor licaring six per cent, interest ! from date, waving valuation and ap praisement laws, with good freehold sureties. i Mar. 11 ot. Administrator. 11. A. I-'nlk. Attorney. Absointdy Paw. ' A Perfect Stimnlut for Medicinal Pnrposes. rncc from FUSKL OIL, ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR NO ARTIFICIAL COLORINtt MATTKN. Prof. John N. Hurty, analytical chemist, saya of this "Old Process " Whiskey : " H nawera every (est or the V. S. PitaramcopoelK. The itarit' stsMl exeellcnco or tbj wklnkey stenew mend it for all medlctBal " Tli is whiskey has been warmly endorsed by a large number of Physicians who have used it in their practice. The " R. Cummins & Co. Old Process Sour Mash Whiskey" is sold by all reputable retail druggists. It is put up in bottles bearing our lithographic label. rXXCE, FEB Tf ABX, tUM. A. Kiefer & Co., Indianapolis, 'Whole' sale Druggists, and Sole Distributors, R. Cummins & Co., Distillers, LORETTO, KENTUCKY. SOLD BY UNDLET'S SONS. 1. p. beowh & son, farcer M ni Jitf. fa CABHiTET MAKEES. All kinds of SIDEBOARDS, PARLOR CABINETS, BOOK-CASES and ORNAMENTAL WORK DONE TO ORDER, and Job Work of all kinds. Repairing Furniture and Upholstering done on short notice. Full line of Upholstering Samples kept on hand. Bloomisoton. Isp., Feb. 7th, 94. FRANCES and ANNA WOODWARD, OFTHALMIC OPTICIANa Diagnosis and relief of all conditions of imperfect . or painful vision due to errors of refraction or eye strain. Office Over Collins & KarselTs Store. OFFICE HOURS : IO to 13 a. 111. and 2 to 4 p. in. WQOLUT & BM18I11 i THE li.VUGKST AOJESCY IN THIS CITV. $15,500:00 Losses Paid In this City JLast Year. Office One Door West of the National Htol, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. NEXT TO THE BIBLE. The sermons delivered at the Parliament of Religions at the Columbian Exposition can be purchased at the efSce of the Bloomington World. The book is j handsomely bound, contains over : . 1 ... v i 1000 pages, ana was eauea oy a i former I. U. Instructor, Prof. I W alter R. . Houghton, and published by R. C. McNeelv, who is ! a natvt othiS city. The publish,n connection with six months J subscriotion for $2.;o. which is j certainly a very reasonable offer, ! as the the price of the book alone IS $2. SO. They also offer a handsome portfolio of twenty-two World's Fair views in water colors, for $2.00, including a year's subscription to Thk World. . The retail price of the portfolio is $1.50, and a more acceptable gift or keepsake could not be found. Address or call on Cravens Bros., Pubs. World.