Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 31 January 1899 — Page 1
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REPUBLICAN
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.ESTABLISHED 1835.
BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, JAN. 31, 1899.
Printed Tuesday morning
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Local Notices
The best fruit cake, the finest doughnuts, the choicest flavored cakes of all kinds, at Benekart's bakery. Candied lemcm peel, candied orange peel, candied citron, choice olives, new Florida oranges, choicest raisins, best bottled goods ever brought to the town- at Benekart's confectioncry, south College avenue. Want Lunch! Then go to Bcnckarts. They always have good coffee something you can get nowhere else. PARTIES: Desiring information concerning the Great Gunnison Gold Fields should subscribe for the Gunnison. Col. Xews. 82.00 a year; 51.00 six months: i()e. three months. Peksoss who may wish to have the best Ice Cream manufactured for special occasions, from pure cream, shou'd leave orders at Bcnckarts.
Get best Oysters at Benekart's bakery,' south College avenue. Always the freshest in town.
Besckaet, the Tailor, is now better prepared than ever to attend to your demands in the matter of a New Fall or Winter Suit or Overcoat. In addition to a large stock of piece goods he carries a full line of samples of all the most fashionable and desirable fabrics, and will take pleasure in exhibiting thorn to prospective buyers. The neatest fitting gai raents, made under Mr. Benekart's supervision, are turned out daily in his shop in the brick building opposite the postoffice on. the same floor with the Progress office. No agency work, but all solid shop work, done by the best tailors that money can hire. Come and see me. Heney Benckabt.
Waited. Black Walnut Logs anil Timber. Highest cash prices paid for same. Address Lesh, Sanders & Egbert Co., Goshen, Indiana. Yours truly, Sasdees & Egbekt Co. Sep.57-10w. Dk. O. F. Davis. Practice limited to diseases of the eye, ear, nose, throat and lungs. Hot Air treatment for Catarrh and Tuberculosis. Glasses scientifically adjusted. Bloomington, Indiana, 109 South College Avenue.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, the best rough remedy on earth. 25 and 50 cts. All druggists.
Mrs. F. 11. Woolley was awarded 5 in gold for selling the largest number of "Damon and Pythias" tickets. At Victor, Monroe countv, Francis M. Fodrill has been appointed postmaster, vice Mrs. Kaebaei Helms, resigned. Four children of attorney Wm. II. East, west 1st street, have been confined to bed with grippe. Miss Sadie Browning of cast Kirkwood avenue has been suffering with an unusually severe case of grippe, and the result for a while seemed uncertain. There is some talk of placing a stage in the Armory building and conducting it as a vaudeville show. It would evidently pay. Elfry Hunter, sou of John O- Hunter, has gone to Lafayette to take a special ooursc in the agricultural department of Purdue U Diversify. The Progressive club met on last Wednesday with Mrs. Sherman Botts at the home of Mrs. Peter Bowman, north College avenue. Eev. George W. Rader has accepted the pastorate of the Christian church at South Union. By his attorney Walter E. Hottell, Cyrus Calaban has instituted divorce proceedings from his wife, Dora Calaban. The Best Coagrti ttetnedy on Kartli. Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, Consumption Cure, cures a cold in 24 hours if taken in time
and does not stop a cough in One Minute by paralyzing the throat, but it cures the disease and leaves the throat and lungs healthy and tsrong. 25 and 50 cts. jau3-6tn Best Oysters in town can be found at Geo. A. Benekart's confectionary aud bakery, south College avenue.
Get Taffies, Horchonnd Drops and other choice candies at Benekart's, as he makes them fresh every day. HoAKHOtNi) Candy is manufactured by Geo. A. Benckart, and he guarantees it. Good for hoarseness or deep-seated colds.
henry p. tourer, JRW1-XKK AND OPTICIAN", South Coixeok Atok'e, Lioomimotos, Indiana.
Special attention given to tbe Correction of Optical Deficiencies in the Uumsn Kyo. Speotse os macta to fit the complications peculiar to individual cases. Patrons a vailip.7 themselves of onr services v, rill ho s nbjp'.-ted to an unusually carrfnl examination as to the optical defi--icn:y of their eves. Spe'. taelts wi'l be furnished at a moderate cost. eonsustent with the requirement of the case. Jaa. 24. rS9.
Dental work of all kinds is done by Dr. Grain, whose parlors are located in the new block just south of the National Bank. Dr. Crain has had many years of successful experience in business here, and warrants all work.
t!l:lt. - but ;
: i win.--.h'Md,
rial
! wliii-li wiil ny families,
HiKKVil
Tus. S. !'if, or Sullit-iit,
thi-f Slate, is a d:.-. poet v'uoj :.s a cl.;' :m ,.i i:.f !.;-. J H :
u.is writ u-o M-y.-v.-ii .vi!i ihv v! '.;-! : one t!i:il is d :y:: r,; interval jus! .tr.iv, an hV nppi-cir.tcd by in:
is entitled MOTtlEU'S GOT Til'.: V.liW. IVe'v--' lifil ail sorts i:v ii'uic:tr .' l .vouiV'TVors 'il onr jy;;i Vmni Im:!-. !,": d.e!i i 'hiu'KiWfX-, Hut. v.e did i't Jc. v-i' :i ri;; t'ur mut'e. i n i;; Uu' em. VH!i livr k; 'ti dried catui.i: Hut tilings is tpj--tnrvy now. Fit mother's got t-Ue j?rii. How tliinys is (-.hanpeil about thehoase, Yon v,i;:lilu?t Uiuuv a room. Tilt" ; ufpei . iijo'it ( S if. (doe binnk. They'd nev 'r t'd broom. The feather ?K.-ds is nil in hills 'X hollers. s: to .-:p.wk, Jes' Uei-iiM" our mother's li.d The grip ft." moron a week. Pap, lie bosses took in'. Jes' the Mime e all men does. Hut us children, lhoii;r!i. a in t hungry, Litre we v.slrr nii.-rs wns: i-'cr we ilon't he.v no ,Nster.l pie-"., e;- pii iili;:' I .ii'e.- '11 ilin.
Vi7e jes hev t:;iiier a ureail n inillc, Kinee mother s ;j.t the grip, 5Iy eh.'fe 5s ill an :i wf;i! 1ix. They'd rubuud-iisin the dirt, 'N sto Uin's out hoe! n toe. But yoJ orler see ny shirt "N pants thet'stoi-.-tl where 1 set down 'ith now and then a rip. Eat- in other "11 fix Vai pood os new, U'heu she fits thru' the ffrip. My teacher this morniu' Kb I took my same o'e pin re, "Your hair needing eombinj,'. And you huve a dirty fai-e." I said now please deu't missus, With a t.'Ut 'n (jaivcrin lip. Yon don't know what a time we've hed Seiiec mother's hed the grip. So I've enm ter this eonelusion, Efter thinkin' rnitu u spell, Thet we hed better ail be sick, 'X jes' keep mother well; Yer she makes ns sweetened toddy, 'X lemonade to sin.
Tell it's null. in' hut a piekuiek
F er us kids to hev the grip.
owm
Makes the food niore delicious and wholesome
VniKK 1'HKDirTIOKS
WvfVi !ov iii'st seven dav
Wednesdisv, FciiJst, cold; Tiiursday, Feb. 2i, rain or snow; Friday, 3d, clearing; .4th, Mh, 6th and 7th, fair tva thet.
IU). I Mrs.
U'A-A, is there are
Jones, of
inucu impr
ihw hopes of
eath of Mrs. jllary KeSly. Mrs. Mary K-slly, an old and highly respecl.::l mid'tal of
IHoBin'mutoii, dk-d at her home on east 3d street on Thnrsvl.iy last. Mrs. Kelly had hi;on an invalid ; for many years, and eoi.iiuod to her home. Her death, however, may be traced directly to a severe i attack of tfrip, which aggravated
the other physical troubles. Mrs.
Kelly s life was identified with the
. j!5.. J '""anj ' u'stwl'y f the town and county,
her
re-
Hotel (reutry is building up
a reputation aiiiong the traveling men that is worth having, and the house is crowded daring the greater portion of the week. Lhi Tuesday last 45 commercial travelers registered at the hotel, while 38 remained over uirht. They say
'that iu all respects it wjahIs any
lot the !fo houses ill Cincinnati
i The Messrs. Jones are men ! grow in popularity as they better known t- the people.
j Some throe or four of the
Eagle clothing store clerks have been given h permanent vacation, and the two Corner clothing store salesman, Messrs. Marxson and Spencer will take their vacant places. Doug. Field, who owns the Blakeley farm, on the east arm of the south turnpike, has a lung distance telephone in the house, the first farm house perhaps iu the county to take advantage of this modern convenience.
Cards have been sent out an
nouncing the marriage or AJiss
Maude, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Amos Stoute, of Paoli, to Mr. Win. H. Wylie, of Blooininglou, at the M. E. church in Paoli, Thursday evening, Feb. 12th The bride-elect is a highly accomplished young lady, the daughter of prominent aud im'iuentiai parents. The groom is 0110 of Bli)omingtons popular young men, who is at present taking his second year's course iu an M. E. theological seminary at Evanston, Ills. He is the eldest son of Mr. aud Mrs. John H. Wylie, of north Morton street. The young couple will be at home to friends, 1104 Foster avenue, Evaustou, Ills., after Feb. 15th.
It is said that it is not necessary to go into the mountains of Georgia and Tennessee, to find moonshine whisky that there are illicit stills in the southern portion of Monroe county.
Mrs. ftaney Fish, the venerable mother of John R. Nugent, well knowu to many in Blooming ton, is quite ill at her home in Bedford. Capt. W. M. Alexander, a cousin of Mrs. Fish, was at Bedford Wednesday last to see her.
jcovery. Attorney Prince of Seymeur (was in town last week renewing 'old acquuiutaflces. Prince ia a
popular young' mn and a successful lawyer. Auditor Frttf. Matthews is the last man to make an acquaintance with that strong butteh We refer to the goat iri too Elks lodge, Architect Nichols is getting
v? ho ' P'ans ready for Gus. Davis' reviare ' lallce on College Avcikic and lOh'i
street, it will cost $5,U00.
T. J. and D. A. Rhorer have returned to their home in Wilniore, Ky., having been called here by the death of theiv sister, Mrs. riallie Rhorer Mathers.
Airs. Nancy Hughes, the mother of Capt. W. B. and David Hughes, is dangerously ill at the Captain's home on west Kirkwood avenue. She is over 80 yesrs old. Mts. Rose Br an ha ai, whohai been visiting her brother, J. R. Strother, has returned to Spencer. Miss Lola Hamilton is the guest of Miss Nora Cantwcll at
Spencer. A horse .belonging to Perry Chambers, a farmer in the eastern portion of the county, died with hydrophobia last Week. George W. Henley, who recent!" retired froth the gas andj
plumbing business, will devote all of his attention to the stoue sawmill business in the future. Mrs. Kate' Turner of the
Star store is at Indianapolis on
a weeks visit to relations. i
Mrs. Chas. C. Turner
having resided hore over seventy
years. Her parents emigrated with her from Halifax, Nova Scotia, w hen she was a child, coming overUin .1 to Boston and from there to Baltimore by steamer. Afterwards they catno to Bloomington via Louisville. The cousins of her parents, Alexander and John Oweus, resi led here then. Mrs. Kelly was a causin of Mrs. Judge James Hughes, who then resided on Prospect Hill, in one of
the most aristocratic residences in the town at that time.
In 1853 Mrs. Kelly, whose
maiden name w&s Moore, daugh
ter of Garrett; and Catherine iMoore, was married to Capt. Jas. K. Kelly, one of Monroe county's prominent citizens, who organized the first company that loft Blooming tou to participate in the civil war. By this union three
children were born, two daughters and one sou. One child is at preeent L'ving and is an unmarried daughter, Miss Mary Moore Kelly. In her yaung womanhood days Mrs. Kelly united with Walnut St. Presbyterian church, and to the day of her death was a faithful and conscientious member i a true eb.ru tian lady, with malice for none and charity for
all. That was her life s mott, and she follows' it faithfully. She was a sister of Surgeon General John Moore, of the U. S. army, and also of Richard Moore, of Indianoli, Iowa. Bibles lor Faithtut Attendance-. As a reward of merit for a punctual attendance at Sunday school, the following members of the College Avenue M. E. Sab-
a ! bath scnool have been presented
with handsome bibles by Supt.
Howard Farrnnd W m. Whisuand have bought the John D. Morgan implements, and the carriage and wagon stock on west 6th street Farr was formerly deputy elci'k and is a popular and well knowu man, while Mr. Whisuaud has an extensive acquaintance in the city and county. Another bank is talked of at Bedford, to be established with capital to be furnished by John 11. Walsh. .Walsh can control all the capita! he wishes, and can do almost anything that requires capital. Attention is directed to the advertisement of the sale of personal property belonging to the estate of Gil. K. Perry, which will occur on Feb. I -lib. A portion of the property is at Ellettsville, and a part of it iu Bloom -iairton.
Asr Still They Cckhk. Rev. Jones, a (colored) Bapti.-t preacher from Vineo tines, and wife, are in the city visiting the family of Newtuu White, Moses Ilalford and others. Hev. Jones will probably locate here.
revival meeting is in pro-
conducted by
A
rrcss in Stanford,
Rev. Adams. A number ditious have been made church.
of to
ad-the
The Ogden dog and pony show, recently purchased at Kokomo by the. Geutrys, will he brought to Bloomington to be reorganized and gotten into shape for starting out in . ' spring. The show vill be i charge of Mr. Frank Gentry.
Ed, Jackson, the Maple HiHits eroeervman. has removed his stock and fixtures to the qtiar-1
ry district and will occupy the room vacated by the Farmers' Supply company. A. L. Allen, brother in law of Dr. 1I dm, li:is gone to Havana, Cuba, where he has a position in the postal department. Allen was in the employ of the Motion for a long time, and is a tip-top railroad man. For a while
enter- j Ben. F. Adams, jr. : Ethel Lind-
tained the Wednesday club at her ) ley, Helen Liudley, Joe Hickam,
on ; Damon Lindley, Ida Brown, Edna i King, Mrs, F. R. Woollev, Simp-
i son Kobertson, r rank Lw(ler, . Hamilton Keck, Harry Simmons, i Robert Mtsener, Alaska Sauburu,
W, S. Sentney has been in (ihicHrA huvino a new stock of
,rr,,U for l.U n..w r.w.n. mi sr.nl I. ! holUC: Oil SOUtll Walllllt Street
College avenue, corner of lth tbe i'5th, from 2 to 5 o'ch.ck. streets, and it is expecti d will be Cliff Whitesell has removed ready for business by Fi b. (th. j his family from Cross Roads to
Bloomington.
.Mrs. Sallie Mathers
were interred iu Clear Creek ; Hattie Biukley, Mabel chui . :h graveyard, on Tuesday ; James K. Beck, Edna
afternoon last, Rev. T. of Kirkwood Avenue church oUkiatiuar.
i Randolph Mathers, George Rice, remains Ksker MeMichael. Ruth Misener.
St. Clair, Heck man.
8th, 1899
The Coiner Clothing Store
will be sold to the highest bidder on the premises, The store will be closed Monday and Tuesday. Feb. 6th and Ith for the in
spection of stocK by parties interested. UNTIL FEB. 4TH will continue to sell at BETAIL All Goods at Positive Sacrifice,, DON'T FAIL TO GET SOME OF THESE BARGAINS.
CORWER,
Chas. H. Warner, who hadl A couple of students were been night clerk at the Walnut ringing door bells and awakening Sft Hotel for about a month, ac-! people at the unholy hour of 2 a.
ceptetl the raouev of a guest nam-j m. Friday, in their search for
ed Durand last Wednesday night, and aUhough the- amount was but 11, lie could not or did not resist tiki temptation to place it in his pocket instead of the safe, and
some one to print a "bogus." Such young men imagine that the whole country is palpitating im dread anticipation of their pronunciametitos. But they wiil get
wtien tne nuumgnt train went over tout nonsense wlieu tbey are north be went away with it. Tho older. !wfi,l trtll-d ailviww.t.tsl litm f Mn. f 1 --'
I graphed the police at Givcncastle! . "An in"n(nso cable, about fe T..J i, .,,....c,i ,.;th inches in diameter, was at the
,1. Clark I Bertha Brown, Mrs. Dora LandChristian j h-y,. J. W. Denton, Lucretia I Beuc.kart and Percy Hinds.
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Dr. Cohen, the eyespeciulist, I has been heard from at Indiana-! polis, from which city he writes a;
letter on a Bates House letter head. The Doc. promises io come back some time.
he was in partnership with . I. B. j Fred. Green, indicted at Strong in the plumbing business j Spencer for killing Lon. Stout, but. sold out his interest. Allcu j was found guilty of manslaughter i one of those gonial fellows who and sent to Jefferson ville, to serve make friends wherever he goes, ja sentence of 2 to 21 years.
and the i roirress wishes htm well
Bob Campbell, who- thirty
j years ago owned a drug store on j the west side of th': square, is still iin the employ of the C H. & D.
railroad as general agent with Ohio and eastern Ituiiaua as his territory.
in whatever cage.
vocation he mav en-
F. X. Johnson was confined to bis room in the National Hotel a full week with grip. He had earache the greater part of the time, and says he was as cross as a bear, but utter he got back to the opera house and heard a re-
Mrs. Kelly and two children of Blutiton are here to visit Mrs. Kely's parents, Maj. aud Mrs. H. F. Perry, north Walnut st.
The Irish captain was inspecting his troop in the rear, and "noticed that a private had neglected to wash his ears and neck. ''You dirty fellow," said he, "you
! haven't washed your face behind.
Turn round and look at yourself, sir!"
Prof. Breitenbach, a violinist aud music teacher, who was
I here a your or so ago, will return i from Detroit soon. -Hon. J. B. Wilson of this
citl on that piano he was all right. place conducted the : : of (irecu, at Spencer,
miss Aaucy want, ageci 2, a(,( tht! ,k.fese was conducted by died on Friday last at her home . j0;, j y Mjers. four mili u'Pt kt' tiitvn tv'illi trm- I
simmiion. Mi.-s Ward and her I The 8 th street M. E. people;
brother Uctiben lived alone n theibav boen cnJ0V",fan t'reUn,
revival service ai ineir
Mrs. Mary Kelly is dangerously ill at her home on east 3d street. Mrs. Kelly is one-of the oldest of our citizens and is suffeiinr from sriin and its eomnli-
lm'sm,,1"a ! cations, which on accouut of her last week, : ,.,i.m....l ...,. ..,. ft,,l
t'urin fur innnv vii ri um xvt va
well known to all of our old citi- he ,,v.eiit VM ,)f iwn- 1a"d
zeus.
have been about 30 additions.
- -Mrs. W. T. Breeden is seriously ill at her home on west 6th street.
Manager Johnson has booked "Si Pluukard" for the opera house Feb. 1st. The company is
church in i neatteo oy J. c ljewts aim tins
there j been seen here on two iormer oc
casions. "Mukloon s ricntc will follow "Si Pluukard."
and he was arrested
money on his person.
sheriff Mnwtt depot recently. It ia said
Kinser went after Wnrner and ,uc lojcu.is raw new east an
brought him t'-own on Th.irs.lay ,west W'H se it todraw afternoon, ami Saturday morning he?v freiSht P lBieal he was taken before Judge Martin, : r:,rtc3pleaded gtitlty and tlie-Judge gave; Es.,uire H. A. Axtell maf'-; him one to three years in the re- ried his lirst couple Saturday formatory at Jetrersonville. War-' night. The 'squire, who has been tier's crime was not niach worse hAhe building association buaithan that of tbe man who gets in .Bess several years said: "lou debt to the butcher, the baker, j must keep up vour shares prompttho grocer and the landlady, aud;ty or you xvijfbo nej aCcotliu leaves between two days. to the-rules of this asstciatiou."
He was a Hale rattled, but will
World: Be v. M. G. Allison;
has decided to continue the meetings at the Walnut St. Presbytcriau church as there is still considerable interest manifested. Monday uig.:t will mark the beginning of the fourth week of themeeting. During this time Bov.
Allison has preached every
lie all right after a while.
On February 8th, C Ct Harvey, proprietor of the Nickle Dairy, will sell by auction at his residence one mile south of town, a Herd of Dairy Mijch .Cows. Tl, ...-. ,.r .. I.. Pr Jt
" I iiikIpp ?;i;h. Ham t i tfKnt,nA t
There are men who pretend to know something about titling glasses, whoso efforts positively result in permanent injury to the patient. Such persons should be avoided. A thoroughly competent man, who tan be found if wanted, is II. P. Tourner, whose place of business is on south College Avonuo.
How to Find Out. Fill' a battle of common Rlass with your water an I lot it &'.and for twentyfour hours: a sediment or settling- iiidicatos an uiihulliiv .-.inrlititiii of the
kidneys; if it. stains vour linen it is church.
eilfii-; of hiitnev tioulilo: too fre-
(;in-iit. f!ri;iro to p;:.-.s if or iair in thv bi-.ic is als: e-mv in in;- proof that the Uiducys I ri.l I ladclvr treom of order. What to Do.
There Is comfort in the knowlcdgn i 6CCial so often rxprtusi-d. that Dr. Kilmer's j fihool.
sv;imiv-i.oiii, irii"rreni Hiiniev reii.cuy fniiiils c ..-c.-v vvixli ill eurimr rhenma
tiuo. paiii in tho liack, Uidney, liver, j Thursday
Im::,'m -v j:th1 -v..ry oiir.-r p.rt. of tint j uiina: y passage-,. It vrr.v'U inability 1 1; lio'd '.;. r (n il Kr.'!::i!)j.' pi'-in in ; (Mi.-oini; it, or bad -.-iV.-.-is fo,iowinf us.; of i'ujrior. win.:: or ;.-..-r, and oveiv.'njes j llii:t ui.tdca ani. n. i-essitv of heiuy i i.r;'-r!ti !i I-, ifo .ft.-.- ,ia-iiir the day. and l f ;-t many th u s .Juriupr tiie night. Vlii- ir,i!:i ' and the extriK.rd'inae, t-it'i- :t ot .,v..nip- u t is '.hu i-ja!i:-.rd. tl stitmts the liirhest for iir. I wonderfiii e.i res of the mo .t di.slres,-
The "Star" store had a uovel
attraction Friday and Saturday j
in one of its show windows. A Swede who calls himself Prof. Gold Fairle tears tianer into ar
tistic shanes. and a larsre crowd ! here in attendance upon the
congregated te see him. It was a j oral of his sister, Mrs. Kelly, truly wonderful exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore
Kelly, sister of Mr. Moore.
Ex-Surgeon Geueral John R. Mcore of the U. S. Army was
fun-
The funeral of Mrs.
Kelly occurred from the late rcsi
deuce, east 3d street, Sunday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock. The ser- j A bill has been introduced vices were in charge of Hev. A.l (into tho legislature requiring that lison of Walnut St. Presbvferian persons over 15 years of age shall
A choir of juvenile voices has been organized in Walnut Street
iv) ir I .1 ii !iiit'.l, fit fitdiiti
music for the Sunday The members of the or-
bbu keu or polish their shoes twice
each day. It should pass. The widow of Dominie Bowers, once a noted character in Indian Creek tp., died in the poor asvlum Friday night, aged 70
o-:oii--it ion inept for rn-.-ielieo ovnrv ! Vtal'S, With Cancer.
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aft. -moon and are as
! follows: Edna Davis, Bessie Worjrall, M.-iy Itilcv. Louis As! ell, ! Harry Itoach, l)ode Dillon and i John Asbell.
ll'1'C
Myron died in
Heed, 1 leaver
well known this wi ok.
Consumption Cure Warner' White Wine of Tar Syrup, the best cough remedy on earth, cares a cold in one day if taken ia time. 25 and 60 cents.
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lioine you I driii'S'i.its. j
ou n-re.i a ni
8'iouh: hav.' the 1 -;-t . .I
jilty c-i'.i!l? or u,.. rtoliar. Y m i.iay havi! a Knt:i;i!e boti'.e and a hook tli.it t.i.'llis move about it. both avut abilutc!y free by mail, if you s ml your oddreM to Dr. Kiun .-r t'o., Ilinffhanili.n, Y. Vbcn writing be Kiirp mA iTiimtl.m llnir. villi ri:ii-l Hiih
ierois offer In the lvi puhliran I'ro-ess
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j Judge Martin has spent a I pertion of the past week at Bodford, as his brother, Robert Mar- ! tin, has been dangerously ill with j pneiimouia. ! An unknown man was found i dead on tht! outskirts of a small ; Kansas town a few days ago. A I search disclosed a revolver and
one linn-had dollars iu cash on the nnfortuuato man. The coroner
The annual district meeting of the Knights tif Pythias will be held at Gosport, Feb. 7th. Postmaster Buskirk is deputy grand chancellor, the presiding officer. The district is composed of the counties of Monrae, Morgan, Owen aud Brown. Tbe Worrall agency announces the following pensions: Rachael L. Williams, widow, $S a month under the new law; Alouzo Norman, guardian of tho Norman heirs, 12 with arrears; Pleasant Fields, $12 a month under the new law; J. W. Koontz, increase to $30.
The explosion. of powder on the new stone railroad are heard daily now. Some immense blasts are made. Some 35 kegs of powder were used iu one blast Inst
week, and ovor 2,000 yards of'
stono thrown down.
Iudian Creek tp. residents j Thnmatt, the fattest anetioneer ia are circulating a petition for a ' the State will cry tho sale, liike road joining the Clear Creek . ; ; pike, running west of town, and I is remarkable bow many then to the Newt. Holmes place, !Bn'n hMns have failed here, ia also to pike the Bockport road ! the Vt six months. Tfe origiacross the township. Full length j nal proprietor of the city cigar of road to be piked, about tenistole u 13 mmored, were emmiles. j barrassed before disposing of their
stocK, ana: a number of wttolesaie firms suffer.
Brown county has no railroad, no teleplione smd no negroea. But it has gold-hunters and about 700 Democratic majority. Miss Kate Jennings,' of Greenwood, has sued Grafton Johnson for 5,000-for failing to post notices telliug patrons of a telephone line not to use it during i . . ... C-L J .1
a tnunaerstorm. ouo ue.u iuu
'phone and was struck by
Showers Bros, are making some radical changes at their factory that will occupy about three weeks' time. They1 are giving their old employes work on these improvements a-s far as practicable".
It is stated that 2,800 traveling; men or "drummers" reside ia
light-; Indianapolis, or make that city
ninsr. This is a uew ane on os.
Sunday was the coldest day of the year, with tho thermometer three degrees above zoro.
their headquarters, lbey represent business houses in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago
i St. Louis. Indianapolis, Cincin
nati and other cities.
ADAMS
Xotiee of Administration. NllTK'K IS HKliEHY tJIVE.N that tbe ulir!irsk-i.'d lias bet-ll aliment
ed bv the ,iu..i;ro of the eir. uit e.urt of ' held an iuqtu-st, and it took sevenMonroe couuty. Stat..-of Indiana. Ail- j t --fivf dollars to defray expenses lililii..it..r i.l Ihl ldul. ill 11 II Slniiir. I ... (
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Said c-tate is f uppased to be s drent. ldvVI II. ST A N(i Kit,
31, -ill AdiniuUUulur. A. 1- ,iiii, ALluniPV.
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police I
judge lined the corpse tweuly-iive) dollars for carrying concealed !R capons and eonfWr .! 'Ik- gw I'm
--Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock a barn on the farm of Albert Colpitis. 5 miles north of the city, was with its couteuls destroyed by tire. Tho barn con-
taiued hosidos his crop of corn ! and hay, all his farming imple. i meats ami two wagons. The loss j will bo about $600, without in
surance.
JUST RECEIVED OUR SPRING LINE OF White Goods, Embroideries, and Muslin UnderweaiS DON'T MISS OUR JANUARY SALE ON THESE GOOD'S;
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