Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 August 1894 — Page 4
Republican Progress
SCBSCEIPTION, 1:50 PER TEAK Wm. A. Uabe. Editor and Proprietor Office Ovkb Stab Stork, Frk Block. EEPUBLICAX TICKET. Congressman, Jesse Overstreet Joint Senator, Henry C. Dvscan Representative, Oeobok W. Allison Pros. Attorney Jons E. Edmosdson COTJ-JSTTTT: Sheriff, AVilsox Atiam Clerk, Treasurer,. Recorder, . . Coroner, . . . ...John T. AA'oodward .Joseph S. AV)oDWAm James W. Jacksos Dr. Joseph M. Rogkbs Husky Hexi.ey Surveyor, Commissioners First Dist.... Third Dist... William Petkbsox Ezra Punnixc. Axv man who has been appointed Executor. Administrator or Guardian should never give an order for the insertion of his advertising' in a newspaper till he investigrates the claims of the Progress. Demand that the legal advertising1 be sent to the iTogress office, where it will be done carefully and correctly, the proprietor havinghad over twenty years' experience in that class of business. THE FARMEKS FRIEND Of Fort Wayne, Ind., Is one of the best papers of its class in the State, anil should be taken by every family that resides on a farm. To any of our agricultural friends who pay 1.50 cosh in advance subscription to the "Progress," the Farmers' Friend will bo sent free for one year. This is in advance, and lull 1.50 subscription, remember. The Katydids have begun Ikeir songs. Six weeks till frost. Grant Bailey came up from Bedford on a visit to his mother last week and is quite sick. On Sept. loth the National Encampment of the G. A. R. will meet in Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Cal. Worrall and children have been visiting Mrs. WorralFs sister at Spencer. Jim Ben Allison and family have removed from Wichita, Kas., to Worthington, Greene co. Mr. Harry Hays of Greencastle has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. P. K. Buskirk, during the past week. In Gordon's Grove, on Sept. 7th, the surviving members of Co. E, 145th Ind. Vols, will hold their first reunion. The people who attended the Terre Haute races were very much gratified to notice that "gambling was not. permitted. " Eh I The W. R. C. gave a pie supper at the G. A. R. hall last Thursday night that was liberally patronized. The chapel for which a lot was donated to the M.E. church on west 8th street by W. H. Adams, -will not be built this summer. Samuel Dinsmere's daughter, Mrs. Julia Bauer, who has been visiting her parents here, has returned to her home at Momence, Mo. Harry Smith and wife are visiting relations and friends in Lawrence co. In his absence the store will be in charge of Mr. Weidemer of the Trade Palace. W. P. Hacker of Hindostan claims t be the youngest grandfather in the county. Says he he was a grandfather at 35 years. He was but 16 at marriage as also was his wife. The principal address at the dedication of the Hadley Home lor Girhs hist Friday, was delivered by President Swain of I. U. It was one of those practical common sense productions for which that gentleman is establishing an enviable reputation. J. H. Louden and wife are at Waukesha, Wisconsin. Mr. Louden has only recently begun to receive benefit from the air and water and his family wish him to remain for some time longer. Miss Ida returned last week. Reports from all parts of the country and frem men who con duct all branches of business, state that trade is improving quite perceptibly. Stacks of goods are bo depleted that manufacturing must begin. John Nugent, who was given a freight train conductors!) ip on the "Clever Leaf" several weeks ago, has already been promoted to the position of extra passenger train conductor. Nugent is of the material that insures promotion. The work of enlarging the Owensburg tunnel on the narrow guage road has been completed, but the company has decided to defer widening the B. & B. branch until next season. The construction of that new steel bridge over the west fork of White river has also been postponed. Jos. Smallwood by his attorneys,East & Miller, has brought euit against the Central Oolitic Stone Co., placing his damages at $10,000. He was assisting at work at a derrick when .in stepping backward he alleges that he fell over a rock that had been carelessly left there, and that his apine is permanently injured.
I Frank Siddall, a Philadelphia i soap man sava: "I have confined
i my advertising entirely to news i papers. i-ead a A man who does not newspaper does not use soap. The vouchers of the Pension Office at Indianapolis are each j bandied forty-two times before jpayment is made. There are 71,435) names now on the Indiana- ! polis pension rolls, 'according to j to the latest annual report. The I office is now working on an nb- ! straet containing a record of the ! . I. I 1 ' sevemv uuuisaiiu uiiciieiss iwi ! 'o, ,, ' . bc made the work would not be ; accepted. In Indiana there are 1,118,847 men. Of these 070, SO are single, 413,733 are married, iii),000 divorced, the titlo of j i w aic iuu t c : S75 classified under ("unknown." There are 1,047,j057 females, of whom 413,523 ; are married; then there are no i less than 71,252 widows and 4, 711 j divorced; there are 574, 2S4 maids, , young and old. The female "un known" number 375. A well known Noble county farmer was in our office the other day and while talking about tho spread of the weed known us wild lettuce advanced the idea that only
by concerted action could the weed j Dert Mav 28, l;-42. It is a be exterminated. He sugspatsjstnking coincidence that she died that it might be a good plan to ; 011 the fifty-second anniversary of
urgaiuze uj luwusuipsmiu apiwnii. a committee to see that the cutting of the weeds is thoroughly done. Some action must be taken as another year will see the whole country overrun with tho pest. Ligonier Banner. In the September Pemorest "A Day Amone the Shakers" is a ro mantic story with exquisite pictures: and the other stones arc exceptionally bright and amusing'. "Sanitarian" contains a helpful article on 'Corpulence Considered as a Disease." "Fans in Decoration" abounds in suggestions that will be appreciated by every housekeeper. The children ore not forgotten; "A Failure in Business" will be read by them with pleasure that will be shared by those of a larger growth. Altogether, this is a brilliant number; and the beautiful water-color 'Goldenrod, is worth much more to lovers of the beautiful than the subscription price which is only S3. Published by W. Jennings Demorcst, 15 E. 14tn St.. JNew York. Rev. Luccock went to Kimbolton, O., this week and removed his family to Washington City. lne Jtg ran will begin on i Sept. 11th, and ovory man in the , county should be getting ready for it. Don't fool your monoy away on a little "fly by night" circus, but wait for Reynold's Big Show, Sept 3d. Stono has been found in the excavating on the lot where the Eph. Hughes barber shop stood, and it may require sevoral months
to quarry it to the proper depth. derson, Kv., is the guest of Mrs. -Give Cal. Worrall a half ajE" R- cher, east 4th street, chance and ho'd make one of tho j Thos. Baker of west Cth st. best circus managers in tho coun-'is dangerously sick with typhoid
try. He d show some people how to advertise, that's certain. Walter Robertson will have charge of tho restaurant ho and his brother bought at Martinsville. Chas Robertson will not remove to that town. Lida Monahon asks a divorce from Tim, because he was so cruel got drunk, cut up her ribbons, tore her shoes, and was jealous. They had been married three months. Messrs. Rogers, Karsell, Wilson, Carmichael and Clovongcr have been appointed a committee to organize permanently for the fight against vice, immorality, drunkenness and law breaking. Correct, Col. J. W. Berry, formerly of this county, but for a number of years a resident of Louisiana, died at Mindon, that State, on the 31st of July, aged 76 years. He was known to some of the older people here. Tho following named Harrodsburg people were camping on White river last week: Frank .,, u t ci li wood and wife. Mr. s,nd Mrs T) J. Kinser, Sam Bennett and wife, J. T. Nance, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson. For the first thno in ten years the Fair offers premiums for the! following exhibits: old-fashioned ginger bread, doughnuts, graham bread, cider, sorghum molasses, sorghum sugar, all kinds of wine and old-fashioned pumpkin butter and many other different items. Got a catalogue of tho Secretary, C. R. Worrall, or drop him a card and ho will send von ono.
A gentleman who was stop- j far toward supporting five healthy ping at the National Hotel lastjchiidivu and their parents, he con-
weeK said: "1 notice that you have a number of young lady bicyele riders here and that they conscientiously keep otf the pave mcnts with their wheels, yet I saw, a number of times, a six-foot man deliberately taking the pavement with his wheel, without regard to who was passing. I did not admire this exhibition of cheek and brazen violation of law." Such 'fellows' should bo compelled to track the law. The East Siik Barber Shop has been purchased by us, and we will do your work in tlio latest style. A neat, clean shop without loafers, is what you may expect. Kind treatment and good work aro our specialties. Give us a call. ILuwman & May.
It Is ol' "Star" stone. Monxicf.u-o, Aug. 16. Fif - teen thousand people witneSM'd
i the. laying of the corner stono ot;dojrs and chain ironi a derrick
the new court house this place to-dav. Thirty dill' tent lodges and societies took part in tlie exercises. Tile ceremonies were performed bv Lilianu Lodge, No. 154, F. and A. M.. with M. W. Frank, E. Gavin, G. M., A. F. and A. M. in charge. Lieutenant-Governor Mortimer Nye delivered the address. Tho stone, : of which it is to bo built, is a i handsome blue oolitic limestone. , . ,. , .1 quarried near ilooininton bv the 'Star Stone Company Experts and competent judges say that it is tho most, bi ant if hi stone they have ever seen, and stands all this tests. The Democrat, published at! Fayetteville, Ark., has a notice of the deal!) of Mrs. Michael Gabbert, from which the following is an extract: After a long and pninfnl sickness Mrs. Jcrushu A. Gabbort, of Springdale, entered into rest on Tuesday morning of this week. Her maiden name was Buskirk. Sho was born in Bloomingtou, Intl., Feb. 24, IS;. She crew j t0 V.-O.naiihood in her native State ami waH married (o Michael Gab nor mama"?. The friends of State-secretary Myers were surprised to hear him pause suddenly in his convention speech, the other day. and give vent to a sound something like this: "We believe in tho great principles of eh er um o o o oolp! ' The fact of the matter was that tho secretary has a treacherous set of f.iise teeth which began to wabble at the wron lime, and it was only by a heroic effort that he kept them from falling to the floor. While bathing in the lake at Bethany Park, Wednesday morning, Trosseau Dailey, a young merchant from Indianapolis was drowned. The affair caused such a sadness that the program for the day was abandoned. It was college day and the grounds were crowded with Butler University students. Mr. Dailey was a ISutler graduate, class of 'CO. A south-bound passenger train on tho Monon line had n narrow escape irom acsimcuon 01 me jsl Thursday night on the high bridge j crossing Sugar creek, near C'rawfordsville. Shortly after rounding the curve approaching 1 he bridge the flange on the right front wheel of the engine truck broke off. and the train ran a quarter of a mile and over the bridge before it was stopped. The engineer and fireman stuck to their posts, although in crossing the bridge they expected to be dashed to pieces on the rocks, one hundred feet below. Will. Louden has returned from Waukesha, Wisconsin. Mrs. J. W. Shoemaker is entertaining Miss Nellie Mitchell of Logausport. Miss Lncv V. Lvne of Henfever Wm. Adlcins, of tho Campbell & Davis hardwaro store, was seriously sick last week. Tho condition of Chas. Hall, wh has typhoid fever, is especially serious, as he is having copious and frequent hemorrhages. Jack McPike, once proprietor of ono of tho largest ,,.( ;i mercantile i ! houses in Hindostan is now a citi zen of Morgan county, at Paragon. The family of Mr. Weidemer of the Trade Palaco have arrived from Cincinnati and will ocupy a residence on College Hill. Mrs. Presslev, Miss May and Miss Moreland of Ellottsville were in town shopping Friday evening, having driven down from Elicttsvillo. Dr. Robert W. Weir was j called to ureencast o on Saturday in won. ymioBsuuiiuiiv me imujju-j.. iter of Prof, Naylor of DePauw College, who is quite sick, Suit has been brought against A. K. Helton by M. D. Wells, demanding $400 in tho way demanding $400 in tho of Pr,lts "".toe restaurant business, and on a due bill. East & Miller attorneys. A concert was given at Ellettsville Inst Saturday night by tho B"nington orchestra, and it was well roceivod bv the intelli gent, and music loving people of that beautiful town. Mr. Bullington of the People's Champion, has quit the business after an heroic struggle for existence. He has averaged about G a week since the paper was established, and as this will not go eluded to go back to the locality from whence he came and work at the spoke business. Dr. J. P. Tourner accompanied James Deckard on Monday to Indianapolis, where he will undergo a surgical operation. Mrs. Wm. Payne died with typhoid fever at her home on north Walnut street on Sunday, in her 21st year. - Mrs. Dill Faris has gone to Charlivoix, Mich, to jjoinhcr husband. Co. II is to be supplied with hats and leggings out of a fund, by the State. The boys deserve all tho recognition tho authorities can give them. Soldiering is hard work even at home.
Hein y Lavender was killed ; in the P. M. B. quarry north of Bedford, last Saturday, by the
! slippiii": oil' a stone and atrikin j him, thirty feet awav. His neck was broken. Owing to the storm last Sat urday evening tho dedication of I the new Republican headquarters j has been postponed. Tho colored j Republican club will use the now i room over Collins & Karsell's as ! headquarters also. Get your horses, cows, sheep, hogs and all manner of exhibits ready for the Fair. Remember that it will begin on Sept. 11th and that every eifort will lie made to have it exeoll all other Fairs in this district. -Superintendent Baker of the jhousen," at Stinesville, was in towh Saturday evening purchasing some supplies. Baker has been in the quarry business for near thirty years, a ad so t! roughly understands it. A jolly party left town for Brown county, on Monday. It consisted of Chuulo Brant. Levi and James Batman. They will travel in a snrinir wagon drawn by two horses, and having a tent with them and plenty of provisions will play like they were strolling "boss swappers' Dr. Harris and wife narrowly escaped bc'ing crushed between tho jaws of a folding bed last Friday night. Tho bed which is a combination dresser and wardrobe in soms manner gave way and fell over just as Dr. Harris was alarmed by the movement of tho bed, and assumed a sittinir posture, and so supported the bed with his back and shoulders till Mrs. Harris got out. The Republican Central Committee, represented bv members from every precinct in the county, met for the first time in their new headquarters last Saturday after noon. The attendance was th largest cf tho campaign, number im? 100. The enthusiasm was un bounded and after transacting important business the committee - , ,., , , 011 adjourned until Saturday Sept, 1, lti'J4, at l p. m. John W. Ilarriman, aged eighty years, living near Landersdale, Morgan county, went into a field Sunday morning where there was a vicious bull, which had been dehorned. It made an at. tack on the old gentleman, knocked him down and butted him over three hundred yards, so that when he was rescued life was extinct. Mr. Harriman formerly resided in Bloomingtou, and kept a grocery store in the corner now occupied by Wm. Carmichael. POSTPONEMENT. Owing to the heavy rain storm Saturday evening just at tho time for Kc. publicans to meet to dedicate their new headquarters in ltloomington the dedication meeting was postponed on arrival of Chairman Browning until Friday evening (August 34th) of this week, at 7:30 o'clock, at which time they will meet and start off In the present campaign full of enthusiasm and never under more favorable auspices. The dedication speech will be as heretofore announced by James B. Wilson, Ksq., and the music will bo furnished by the colored band. After the speech Jos. G. MePheeters, orga nizer oi duns in Monroe county, win organize a liepunucnn cluo. iJi v.,. Let the members especially invited. Kemember the date, Friday evvniv;:. August 4th. L LrJ lUitlliA t'r H'l ..n. J '.'UWt, Old Settlers' Mcetiiifr. At Ketchain's .Sulpl.ur Spring will be held the animal Old Setj tiers' meeting on Saturday and Speaking on Saturday uy iton. Wm. A. Kctcham of Indianapolis, i and Hon. R. W. Mier ,vf ' oi IMOOIU- ! mgton. Preaching on Sunday j forenoon by Rev. It. R. Bryan of j Greencastle, and in the afternoon! hy r(v. Quincy Short of Spring- j Rev. J. B. Hamilton will jU.t as d ,aill Good music has ! been arranged for. Window Shades 7 feet long, mounted on Spring rollers for 15 cents, Ax Lindley's. Shropshire Sheep, pure bred, Rains and Lamb Rams for Side, 2 miles southeast of Uloomington. T. N. Faris & Sox. ri it,'..; i li-- i .... o:.. vjroou i' iingcii iiiuuu ouauea ; 7 feet long, mounted on Snring Hollers for SiO cent s, j , ' , AT LiINDNKY'S. : ! J. li. W1L.SOX, Att y for Plaintiff. Notice to JS'on-Kesident.s Stale of Indiana. County of .Monroe, ss. in the Monroe Circuit Court. October Term, ls'.U. l.ioojitinton Iiuproceuieiit Cmpauy vs. .loliu t. IMlan vh. ..onu j The plaintiff in the ul.av cause ha v inK ti.Af his m,phu,,t then in. t,fr. th- j cr with an alb.luvit that the h-fendi.iit j r. not a reMilent of the Mate ,.f Jim- j mua. nut lias lji-opi i-ty in -Moio-oi.- c.oiiu- j ty and Mate of lii'lianii, and is a invc.v ! arv party to tlie action entitled above ami that .said action is hroinrlil to enforce the collection of the plaintllls demand against the defendant by p;'Ccedin;:s in attachment. Kow.t ticri'fore the saiil ih-fu-idaiit is hereby notilied that unless lie be and appear on the second day of the jio.vt term of the Monroe circuit court to be holdeu on the second Monday of October, A. P. 1 S'.il . at t he court, house in the city of lihxiiiiington, in sai.l com ty of .Monroe and State ot Indiana, and answer or demur to said complaint the same will be heard uiid iieH--iiiiucd in his absence. In witness whereof I hereunto mm my hand and aliix the seal of sai-l court this- (ith (lav of Auust. 1-'!. si-.u JOilX AV. CKAA'KNS, iiif.-- llerlt.
THE GREAT RAILROAD SHOW IS
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Sixth Year of Meritorious Success.
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Positively the Largest and Best Show that will Visit Bloomington This Year.
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MENAGERIE : Consisting of rare and costly specimens of the animal kingdom from all countries under tho sun. Come and learn from the great book of nature. SPECIAL. The regal lioness, "Princess," and her interesting family of three, born Aug. 5, 1S94. Royal Roman Hippodrome : See the fascinations of Rome and its sports under Nero the great. Chariot races, horse races, elephant races, camel races, etc. Special Features : The mammoth elephants BALDY and QUEEN JUMBO. Positively the largest animals in tho known world. Seven Acres of Snowy C'anvr.ss, Hundreds of Men and Women, 300 Beautiful IIors s and Ponies, Open Dens of MagiiiJiccat Animals. NOTE. Be on the streets early and witness the Grand Free Street Pageant at 10 o'clock each morning, rain or shine.
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MONON ROUTE T1J1K l'Mil.i: AT lil.llOMIXliTON, Mail Train North arrives Mail Train North ' Louisville Aecom'd"u North, INDIANA. 11:10 p m 10:4 a m 7:0.1 p m 7:0.1 a in 1:0.1 a in :i: 4! p m 0:30 a III 7:00 a in A OK XT. Local Freight North, Mail Train South, Mail Train south, Louisville .ccom u n nt-uin, T , :,,, .,.!, l.Mliu 1 in .,, .1,, A. K. HELTON TheMonPOeGo. Fair. ADMISSION. After Tuesday 0 p. m. xo one can be issed through the gate without a pa Skason Ticket, not transfc able. food for the admission o: one person iu and out of gate at will during fair Season Ticket, not transferable, admitting driver and private ri at will during fair Sisiii.B Tickkt, one admission, taken at grate Sisoj.i: Tickkt, admitting hugiry, wagon, carriage or hor.se Cmi-niiEX. from six to twelve i SI. 50 i yearn uiu AMi'iirrnKATnr. oi-Aiin:ii Stuhtch. l(tx. Kxiijnmiifs Tickkt, good during fair and not translerable ..i Lvery person making an entry i;i compelled to purchase ono before mak ing- an entry. No charge for admission Tuesday. Thereafter no one admitted without ticUct. NO MONK V TAKKX AT THIS OATHS. Horsemen, their drivers and helpers, will be furnished with badges and tickets l-'r.KE upon application to the Secretary when entries are made. Delivery wagons nor pnbLo conveyances of anv land will positively not be admitted to the grounds after o a.m. " T to a'ni I tJm" l'.e grlwn'u .r,,' or(Un.,,.e will be fttrictlv enforowt DT t.i(v Iua,l,ttl without favor or t.x. ,".,; ,l, i r,v ri. i-K- or s,... If or Sec. : of fair. AWa thorough thorouKhiv tai'ivht SSJCOUACt UllliAliCtt Address W. C.
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Embracing the leading lights o tlie profession, more and better Riders, flerialistS, flGrobats, Clowns, performing animals, etc., man are employed Dy any snow traveling.
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LAW CAUD8J (Attorneys are earnestly requested to remember The Progress' when they have any legal advertising to do.) Locdbs A TjOCPEm, Att'vs, office over : National Bank. All legal business ! carefully attended to. Probate business i and collecting of claims will be given I prompt attention. i II. C. Duncan, Attorney, office i over Corner Shoe Store, west side block, j Will practice in all courts, and givo the most careful attention to probate business anil collections FrxK Coiut. Attorneys, office over j Comer Clothing Store, west side square, Probate business a leading specialty. collections mane una promptly remmeu. Mri.KY , Hick, Attorneys; probato business, 'lisuranee and general collecir.ns will receive prompt attention. OHici: over the Corner Clothing Store. East & Mn.l.i'it Attorneys, olllce over Dr Whitteu's. in the Allen block: will i practice in all tin-courts, and will malte a specialty ot probate business, commercial collections, etc.,eto. Wm. II. Bast, Attorney. Probate i : .. . . . v:n i collect i lainis and make loans. Ollioc on i north .ide square. uistaits. I C. K. WositAH., Attorncv; pension business :i leading r.necialt y: will praoli-',' i:. ;.;i courts; olllce over the Magic Ciof hi.ig utorc, west side public sijuarc. .1ami;s P. ro;-i..s. Attorney nt Tjiw, ofi'ue on north i-i.le of Pul!ic Square, in old l!i-e. Hive Illoek. la giving his whoh: : "ttentior. Hiiw to liis lav,- practice. Will raetice in nil tlie courts. Colic.i.-tii'.-ns iiinl Vrooate a specialty. H. A. 1..;:b, Attorney, oilice over Kxprc?:i oiHce, west side w,uare. Will p.i-H.-tive in all com-;.-,, a::-,l give probate bu:;iu:ss careful attention. : ZAM U -'" 'f5 V!'M' V-i! V in vrt i J- Wit, MX, Attorney at Law. ; Utice over ItlvwittV drug store, west side of square. At ill praotiee in all I. li. I'ii.i:kht. Attorney at law. ot i i-oarts and give special -attention probate business and collection!;. to business edncition is given all students.
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WtnVlAL tt Liter. 1!i one oi me omesi aim lurgesi in me West. Natiou.iliv. .'.: rh.iraeter. jt udent uter at any time both si-xcs. Terms low. , Fine illustrated catalogue, free. ISUELL, President TRRE HAUTE, IND.
H.U.K FARK I'iXCClfSIo.NS to Micliic-an v;:i the Vandalia Line on July loth, August 14th and September
isth. IsiM. Thi- Vandalia Uiito will sell e.vcnrsioii tickets to n- arly all prominent points in Michl'r"-" at one fare tor tlie round trip. UieUcts sroiwl to return twenty (in) days Inun dale of Kali.'. The V::iidaliK Line now runs a Through sleeping Car between St. Louis ami J.ayview, .Mich., passing through Tci re Haute, Grand liapids. St. -Joseph, IVtoskey, Charlevoix, etc. This gives you an opportunity to spend your vacation in some of Michignn's pleasant resorts at a very low rate. Ior full particulars call on or address any ngi-nt of tho Vandalia Line or. I. U. Chi-sbroiigh, Ass't Gen'l l'uss'r Agent, St. fiouis, .Mo. CATTTION. If a dealer offem Vf . K. poti(-laa Shoes at a mclticcs-l prU-o, or tays liv liiw thptn without iinuo ntampoit oil einO S3 SHOE THE WORLD. W. I. IJOt'dLAii Shoe art- stylLsh, easy f ttinjr, an. I v.:1-: belter w.ttisfnli'JH ut'lhe pficc a.Jverti.std than nv.v oth:-r nuik'.1. Try one pair and be emvirtevci. Tlsc hMnpin cf W L,. Dougla n-imc arid price on the bottcm, which guarantees their value, s;;vt!i tl.otj.saiiils ol dollars annually to those who var thetn. Jtiiler xvlio push the f.ile cf W. I Douglas Slies r.tin cuNtnrucrs, which help to increase th f-alc on their full Hi.e cC gotxU. They can afford to sell at a less irof.(. and we beUeve you can save r-:rm-v by htivingulj your footwear of the dealer aMvertitcu below. Catalogue free ui?n anplicatk a. AUdr - ;s,, . Wi I DOUGLAS, Brockton, BIm Ed Whetsbll, Blooraington, Tiieo Tiirasiieu, Smithville. C. C. DuxK", Stiucdville. SIIKKIFP'.SSAl.E. Ity virtue of a certilied copy of a decree to me directed from the clerk of the .Monroe circuit court, in a cause wherein Herman linlmnn is plaintiff, and Homer Thrasher is defendant, requiring me to make the sum of Four Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars and Twenty-nine Cents '1"'V29 with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, At'CUST 25TH. 1894, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day at the door of the court house in lUoomhijrton, Monroe county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following real estate, to-wit, situate in Monroe county, Indiana: Lot number three (3) in the town of Smithvillo. County of Monroe and State of Indiana. If such rents ami profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree. Interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sutlicient to discharge said decree, interest and costs Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. WILSON ADAMS. Aug. 1, ''.'!. Sheriff Monroe Co. Oscar Cravens has returned from Chicago where he went, to buy another large selection of handsome faces in new styles of job typo for the World" job printing office. Xow that establishment has the largest selection of type ever ,seen here, and the business man who does not get a supply of commercial stationery from this establishment shows lack of taste. VVcntworth, the. foreman of the job room, is a tip-top job printer and will call at vour place of business to take your order. Just drop him a postal card, and thus save yourself trouble he will briuff around his samples and prices. .mNTION FftBHEBS. I can ami will supply you at Lowest Prices and on tho most Liberal Terms, with MXDERS, KEAPEKS, MOWERS, PLOWS, and all kiuds of FlBHIiS IMPLEMENTS. Call at my place of business, Two S jimies West of Public Square, IHoonungtou, Ind. rlno D Morgan THOMAS Ss GO. DEALEItS IN COAL, WOOD, LIME, SAND, CEMENT, ADAMANT, &c. Weft Khkwood Avonuc, three doors East of Tannery. iruAXu3s and anna wood. WAJiD, Ol'THALMIC OPTICIANS. Piajmo. is and relief of all con dition of imperfect or painful I vUion due to errors of refraction J or i ye strain. Oillcv. Over Colliiis & Kar.seli'.s Store. Ol'TIfK IIOUUS : 10 to 12 ix. )!. uikI 2 to 4 p. 111. iiLH & OHIO SOUTilAVESTEKlT O alt. iiiAixa nrx thhovcu i ll K S T IN THE WORID." Tht: Tl. A O. Sotbwitcrn limited, a entirely new ttJ.iii, Vtibtiled, li'huJ with Pintsch Gu tl has ihe -Vnti-Tcjovcopie device, leaves Cincinnuiii errevuins aud tlio New York Express every inornini. Thv t.liftilfciit and bst equipped Line between CINCINNATI and COLUMBUS rulliuait Parlor itn,t Slevpiii Cars. Tim. 3 ' , hours. Two Soli.t Train:, to TOfsbui-Sh
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If will begin on Sept. 11th, 1894, and will have Gr : a t c r Mtraik than any other exhibition in Indiana A Prem. List m APPLICATION. Excursion to Washington, D. C. On nennunt, of tho tfnifrtits of Pvthlas j Conclave at Washington D. C, he Hal- ; timore & Ohio Southwestern R'y offers a rate of one fare for the round trip j from all points on its lines. Tickets on sale August 22rt to 26th, good returning until Sept. 15th. Splendid opportunity to visit the National Capital at a low rate. For particulars apply to any ag-eni Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern H'y or address W. P. Townsend, Trav. Pass's Agt.,Vincennes,Ind. & THE LAUGEST AGENCY IN THE CITY. $15,5QQ;QG Losses Paid Iu this City Last Year. Office One Door West of the National Hotel, BLOOMINGTOU, INDIANA. Pure "Fertilizers. F,r Ulustnitcd c!.m:!r, price-lift and name ot ni w.-st !cUt, write Cincinnati Oesioeating Go. Cincinnati, Cli o. MARTHA WASHINGTON COOK-BOOK FREE! 320 PAGES. ILLUSTRATED. One of the best CookRooks published. It coatains recipes for all kinds of cooldutr. Also departments ca Medicine, EtiJtiotte, and Toilet recipe, udexed for handy refer cuce. MfULLO FREE, In Excbanm for SO LAB.&K XJ.QH HEADS out iVora laon CoCse wxappfc oud a 2-ocnt Stamp. Write for lift of our othftr Fine Premiums W. hnvc inar.v -u'.ubio I'lcnim. a Knifr, UsnM, cm., to rivo aw:!-. A Dcuiitinil I'lcUira Cent Is ID every packnjtt" of l.iov TinsE. WQQLSQH SPICE CO, Vandalia Line. tub Tiiiiouon li&e so east wm EAST I!Ol:XD. WEST BOUNB. No. 20, v.a p. m. Ko. 5, 0:01 a, m. No. 8, 3t.'7 p. m. No. 1, 13:53 p. tu. No. 2, 6:V2 p. in. No, 81, 2:00 p. BO NO, l?, :2 a. m. No. 7, I2::u a. m. No. 4: H:Ci a. in. No. 3, B:3-J p. ta. No. t, 3:24 a. m. i'uoitiA Divisios Trains leave Torre Haute, Ind. : No.73, 7:05 a. m.; No. 77, .1 : V: p. m I.n.WK A. M.' P. K. Tcrte naute, 0:20 4:00 Oawfordsville, 8:10 0:19 Frankfort, 9:11 7:16 I.ogansport, 10:33 8:45 Akkivi-: .South Rend, 1:15 10:M St. Joseph, S:45 Close connections at all points ta ltahigan. Any information rojTanling route, ratos, &e., address C. M. WUIiELEU, 'JTravelIng Passcnjrer Agent, Tcrre Haute, Ind. 13. A. I'Dlll), Ceneral l'tissenger Agent, 3. M. CUESBROt!GU, AjisUtantQoiijora" Passenger Agent, St. Louie, mo. . P. BB0W5 & SOB, O-eVBiasr-Es-r kaksbs. All kinds ofHIOKHOAUOS. PAItLOtt CAHINETS, BOOK-CASES and OUNAMKNTAL AVOKK IX INK TO ORDER, and Job Work of all kinds. KKl'AIBIKG Fl'RNlTCKB lUld Up-noi-STKitixo dono on short notice. Full lino of Upholstering Samplots kept on hand. ULOojiuiirios. Isn.. Feb. 7th, 'l4.