Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 5 March 1887 — Page 1

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NDIANA, MAECH 5, 1887

5 Get ready to clean up, ' Dosft tmtke garden yet, . 4UHt!e?too for spring "poe- - Sugai CTiSips are nor bsig run in eitraesv.

Major Perry and wife ure viyiLing at Incl itinitpol i. Charley Mitchell is now engaged at Wick's Bee Hive.

s I Mercliasits are expecting a big

Dr. S. K. illsorer has been visit-

inir the S ru i he r n S t at es

his old home, Ridge Farm, 111. Jen n MeCallii b in Chicngo th is week, purchasing a stock of all the latest styles and novelties in spring

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i n m tj a T-m t.- i? u its rs i u i. -

HOW TH E V DRESSKJ) AT THE K. el" P. BALL,

Walks -aad Talks ! tffe ai- f t pi? n a

YVXLViXii Til H P0PT,5 I'OIJ SOMSfUING TO l'UZXT

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UI f4ee tliey arc still hltlnrot i-hoj

The (Soulier ami Telephone being; haSt thrown or;t by the Wichita

I hv; crested in the Opera House, it j r0Al OBtr.te antV1 said a well posrr. J. Turner has been visiting at j was Agreed that the description of i ted citizen to the Courier. UI a ti

the (1 reuses worn by the ladies j vise all who havo purchased real

should bo printed in the latter paper, and the Courier should atUmd to the gentlemen's dresses. The Telephone performed its part of the affroement last Friday, and

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..spring trade.

v Lewis F. WiHia-ms is studying ;iaY with 3u&&? Miers.

' e John G. Dpian has been on a. busiaess trior to Buffaioi K. Y.

Clel Rogers bin .sold his farm of BO acreri, in Perry township, to John A. Moore. The price paid

The wife and family of Mr. J. W. Bonyerv'Sap't. oi the St. Louis

. Miss Bother, of Hantiiighurg, i:? Wrought Iron EaninJ Co;, arrived

3a,Tuest at M. B. Biltoa's.

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"Imt Wednesday.

-"gi;ting. is5 Jennie Adams.

, Miss Cora Shirley, oi Indianapol- j

i& visiting Miss Minnie Tate. i Miss Nellie Emery, of New AIbany is vfe iting Bliss Lizzie Payne.

k Hon. ft JR. Worralf is ' srreatly 'improving the property recently

purchased by him from J. M. McQee, on Kirkwood Avenue. Burglars entered Dunn & Go's store one night last week, and

estate out there to unload at once;

RESULT OF THE EXPERT S WORK. Major Jcli 11 H. Simpson has completed Ins oxaniintion of the affairs of the Clerk's ofiiee

'eltus Sc

Bradfute Managers

the "boom" certainly can't last the adimnifltrttion of D. much lon-er, because there is noth- Browning, and his figures in- to hold it no but the real estate show ,h inleutiOB to be us

.gouts, and their manner of work-

TiJ-E FAYOlilTES- GeiilKO.-

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now the Courier prints its "little j ing the thlsg.-is being rapidly found ! i' Jes and Forfeitures . . . .$1,439.45 j lisi." Wc 17UI miflfl some of the out. Let those who are so arxlouo! V (;J?h' fws, rii?!

boys, oi-course, hut ve hope they to invest stop to eonsiuer wwKx-Sherifi Grimes tees . ... 47)M

ONE WEEK, BEGINNING MONDAY, Mmm 14th,

rvon't he mud. Tie re we go : George there is to hack the boom and make

1 Brill, of Danville, wore spring jit permanent. There are OHy bottom pants (sprung up) and hand j towns in Kanoas that unn oner more painted soaks; John Graven looked j inducement ; to new-comers. There

lovely in nankeen pants trijamed in orients! la:ee ; John Worrall wore a tfro button vest with celluloid shirt-

ai'e no particular auvaatngss ollered to laanufo&iirers; the merchantile trade and the professions are al-

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The County Commissioners vdllj carried ctT a lot of cigars and tomeet in regular session next Mon-Miacc Tht? enterecf by cutting

day.

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Griffey is bniidii ft u 0f j,ame talent.

Iiouse (Six the lot where ne now re-j

I a pans of.; glass out of tire front

svisdow. bnppose to be the work

sides.

John M. MeGee has an .appoint

ment in the pension department.

nd has been oedered to Columbus,

jUiuo. iriis 1 ami iy v;i leave lor that pi ace BataVlar. Ho was rat

t 1 ' . v March came in like a lamb. The J stationed at Washington City, but first day$ were beautiful spring f the order was e Ranged to Coi ambus.

weather.

Gapt. Jaa. Gaits, of Ohio, has

heen visiting his sister, Sirs. W. B. j Xj .

Baker.

J)ne est.; tea Other items

6, 185.00 2,801.07

Total $11,4:54.17 This does not hiclude some fees'due others who were not rep

resented by Major Simpson

the examination, which would

GRAHAM- EARLESS DRAM- r

A'ivic CO.

iroAitvith collar and cutis to match ; j ready overdose. The people who

Max Maienlhal, of New Albany, wore a more-on-bed tic coat cut

spiked ; Harry Orchard wore pink j town. They buy the land ami pet Genera) 13 aowT here going 0V-

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are nuymg lani are nos seuuiug j sweii tno amouui 10 prooiiuij there arid heipiiur to bnild iu thoi Si 2", 500.- A rldputv Attorney

tights with saw-dnst calves; Joe, Allen had on last summer's duster dyed escalloped oyster brown; J.

w i-iowrer wore rea mnsa unee

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Homer rKa ami w:te, ot uai-

A few nights ago three thee

tramps broke Into the store of E. W.

yett, have been visiting tlieir par- j Bree?? at Smedler station, on the

nts In this city. 9-

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'1 .Milt Fittmam the Jol?y black- ! county," and carried 05' one hundred smith on the East pike is the father dollars wosth of goods. They were

?of a new Femoerrttfe bov. ; I captured and taken to jail at Salem,

Mrs. II tssh harger, mother of Mrs Plorenco Pauley, died on last Taesday morning, after a icxng illness. Bsni pwden will take cbmro of

the CcawS)rdsviUe, Junction hotel. a n? . toro room on the ; ThX.; H A. trains now atop j corner and two more to put on Kirk--ilhfiKvfomefiis. Avenue. The second story

G-riiFy & Co. hare prepared plans For a new business block. Mrs. Durand is thinking of building 'on the old Farmer'ccrzier. Theie

pants with bumbaine waist cut dccollette; L. P. Henley wore a p apor col 1 ar a n d a p n i v of s p u r s : Harry G&ba had on brass buttons trimmed with a suit of jeans.

Will Kennedy looked charming a crushed tobacco quid pants and sat teen cutaway: Jake Bolienbacker wore cordaroj' pants and banged shirt, Bill Hail wore hair cut pompadore with bnttonaire of turnip sprouts; Sam. Bolienbaeher wore oil-calico knickerbockers, hand painted ; Theodore Cravens wore a canvass suit cut Y-ahapc front

it into the hands of real estate agents to sell at an advance to the next one that comes along with money to ifiT&st. I have heard of many who have invested tell how they could get an advance ol: from fifty to one-hundred per cent on their investment ; some real estate agent probably told them so. Just let some of those who have been made these big offers attempt to close a trade at the fabulous prices they are told -(bey can get, and they will find that the man and money

is not forth-coming. It is traa tjiat

Maior Simpson's work to see if he has made any errors, hut so far no material errors have br-en found. When the present ex?minaHon h completed, a call will he made on the bondsmen who arc M. J. Smith, John K. East, Hiram LMuiley, I. R. Strong W. R ?rovvnhig,- J. E. Ucnlev. Henry Henley. If Ihev do -not in some way settle the shortage suit will be- brought We understand that a proposit-

TIIE EVENT OF TH3S SEA

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f t P llfl? w-gbfite YR'!' Pkiisais:; TV ; r M ,; : ; . . . : -f : tm fM . li-Wls are the sole agents for Bfoomig ;sl Carpet House) ofEOWRif fe QOEBISB -

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NEW PLAYS. NEW SCENERY 1IANBS0ME OOSTtfMES..

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ion sas ceen mauo to pv inat

srlion of the amonat t here is an

por

several persons here-abouts, who j immediate demand for and get

bought early, divided their land time on tb balance. M, J. in town lots, put them in the bands! Smith, Mr, Browning's? fcrother-

of real estate agents, and have made

PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRIC- : ES.

5v, C. Eunean smlWife of Hock- j

! will bo. for use of societies

tndhack; Jesse "Winstanlcy wore a! some money hy talking the thing

maroon silk ulster trimmed with up and getting others to so out goose feathers; Joe Smith was j there and invest. A friend who lovely a suit of yellow" fill frah i was recently out there gave xae an with panels front and back: John illastratkui a how the real ostate R. East wore heliotrope oassiinere sharks gull, those with money

suit and sea-foam hair ; Craig Wor-

lev wore ribbons in his whiskers;

Charley Stone wore white embroidered mnlle, with wreath of pansies

the

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-Uiwuut, arts cb-h- j esaoteCf O UP VOUIig DOT)iCi to laKe

! buying a piece of land at

town limits for $3,000. He hesit at ed 10 r se ve ictl day s ; n ai 1 y he

about tlie corsage; There were I got in a buggy with a real estate

many other handsome costumes,

lc ace- of' ri' . C . I n ne an.

I advantage of the onsortunitV-" and

and the

scene was &ciazz:ing one.

in-law, iri the prhiciple bondsmen, and on him the loss will fall the heaviest; but we learn that the Brownings are ready, if

they have not already dons so, .io turn over all their projitrty to go as- far as it will lo- meet the deficiency D. W. Drowning is stilf conlined to 'hi? home by the result

of the pistol shot wouud,a!though he will soon be able te be out.

agent to go out and look at the.yjg recovCry is reirmrkftbie, CODplace. One of the real estate LWeH!i ;ff that ihero are a very

invest :

k man talked of

Comfortable Boom,

Good Music, Good. Electric Light.

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AT RETAIL FOR WHOLESALE ?RI6E lif

over 5 - A--: 2 ' . jfv.. r -i. '.JM

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atria w jSSMe .ryfrisasrtiwF Kcyaae?a ato - -a?

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Order, MQ-mj ?0i&fe!

THE CHISAGO BTIKESTILLE STONE CO.

THE OHGANIZATIOI HEADY FOE BUSINESS.

Our Local Preacher!

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.c flbairaaftT, fettt v- yi ' copaay eopd of Mmos Kel- Al;, " 0,;n;a .,n .: . ,- V i tt, o--,,.,.,! r-rv.-v.. rooa uv the "Indiana University rsaesess an ewr.- other ificaUr. on Ai:egar, tewnn'l, t-oJuas;, - . - . - .'.; Ak-aias and Bolleahachftr, nnci Wlf PtJ wui-be made m the M. M:?)an a? r.a Leniaan, Oravaa, Bolien- 8U1KEJer Vacation J 1887' ?r,vided

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B:sS. Lowe takes erse of the (fe . ... J fon memlrAhin hooked. Th ithi- terda.y, but to-oay I sold it forjut1,1 . " u f

. , . . . .-j. i vf fiesseii were rovauy enteri.riinea - ., , . . a bent &o.wuu a v3r lor lour ; nsact fail,- lie ;s fully com petant, - - J erarr is made ot to include Soot t-- Jst as they were tinvmg twi.i tfw y ... r, ' -v.u at vard's Camp north of town. . t , u,,u u,u.. . .years, and this in addition to a i-audi wut be acceptable to au. , 4 ish lakes and highlands, Eniflisb -r e1 uifipo.n.eti, Joii8?i uib . ' 7,. 5 h,w n.f c'mwi, i,o- BAvm. good sftlarv. He Jias scarcely puty.Fostr L. D. Bog' Mrs. liAon Ssoeoy gurcs elooa- laKe mstnct-O.xionl-Komlrth fc. - hft f (h(j ffimiey u. W? ! Kave aexs weeK a tionary c-atertainir.eots at tue 8tratford-on-Avoa, Windsor, Lon- Iota aojsnMig ea can be hfiJ toz o ,!;; Mtwusvuiuu 4 ' nnftiFWhuui rpi. mn ind ailhouinvho was very hocr-

two weeKS visicco relatives iurtutt v,r, - I tr,hiq famiiv and- frionds

a;euts "cappers'1 was posted at a

certain pmt to eet them. When

the?

owner of the property now. Jones, here is a man who- wants to buy your place for 3,GG0V" Ton late,

says Jones, I asked that for it yes-

few cases on record where men

who -'"have been shot through1 the

Utej go to the "capper to body have lived. r.n avrnnu Rmv.t: Hers la the!

Just what became oi 1 he mon

ey that is ishoifc in a mystery, unless it cost him an onoraious sum of money to he elected. It

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; sas. The trip is to lie made tor the i- beneUt of Mrs. Bogera health.

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Wocfaesaar niiiVs. r lie auciienoea

were small on both occasions beosnsK we-hnve so .ifffitiv entrrtaln-

Make yonr engagements Sot the J fc tj , j .

Eade season ol dramatic perform- J w of thsx?3. The lady, however,

ancci all of' next wees ; anu be sure

to srcare yoar.scaSa early for the

.first perforniaiiee. beats

will

passaie at the Fostoflice next Friday inorniag. i i . . i. A r report has been- heard frosi the snrvey,of the 4Big Four:' railroad through this county. The route by- Bloctnington is seven tu ties shorter than by ilan-odshurg, .and hy iaakicg the route through ilit re the construction of two. tnyneis can be avoided.

i Sirs. J. F.TLttman has been re-

0 -commissioned hy the Governor, for

, J ' four years, as trustee or une doui- $ " ier Orphans' Home. There was 1 " qnite a lively contest for the place, .j J lut Mrs. Pittman has given such r : .eminent satisfaction, and discharged A - . her duties so ably and faithfnlly, t tfeat she was re-appomtea. : ; y I Early lasf TuesJay Morning two -fi1 . boysfemployees at the Eyors Spoke 'SM V- " factory hecame involved in a qaarV- vf rel which ended in Waiter Bock man Li stalking Lee Stewart over the head . w J with a spoke. Stewart was knocked g ' senseless, and Dr. Maxwell, Jr., was hastvy summoned. If, the I 1 lilow had been an inch higher the

; L vonth wpnid have been killed on

sueeeeaed in very piead&ntiy entr-

Tlie organisation of the Chicago 5 Stinesville Stone Co. was- cora-

p iete d 1 as t Sa t urd ay n i gh ft by the election of the following officers. President J. S. Williams.Seeretnr3r John Graham.. Treas u r er W . W . -W iik8 . In addition to he above the following gentlemen will compose the Board of Directors: Henry C. Duncan, L. N. Williams, Be;- H. Dowden, Charles Ik Mitchell, H. J. Fcltus and!?: W. Micrs. Of the 1,00,000 capital stock, about &5,G00 has already been

li. Jordiui -t tamed Kcndy r., t Proof. Boom itarueji Moad ExamiGations are rawing near. :"? .

Prepare4 to hoar 3bthrat fedianpli

MaV, five 5th. I

TheFres!i ure n 4iko the ladli ais cfeatli'.

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placed here at home. Chicago par

lies are ready to buy all the rest of i If he does not drink.

ThcvMndiaiAapolis Journal thinks the man miOg dnnks whsskey

shonld.be oun;ished,'ta5well as the s

man who sells'; it. ell, isn't the

man who driivks punished? Isn't his money throwhaway ! His health ruined V His mind impared ? His family mrtified and ashameS ? His social st iudiug inj nred ? His finances depletect? Isn't he incarcerated and find? What ihorev punisiunentwonld you iuiiict upon him ? And yet ire brings all these tilings upon himself ly his own acts. $b one vans out sm& hauls him into thedrlnkin:g resorts. Strong men do not hold him, and pour liquor down his throat.

Ho law compels him to go into j be quite; a iiUsber;f uew;tuient3 ncst; m saloons nor puifishes him with Sue terap . I-;- .t i'V : :; Xm

not recite Pridav;

Tlje-Betiis' ;aesocj. ig iieir all

Quite a numjer of stunehts attended v

owiggerc, wno aas necn;iio!ae some r vi ji

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Kev. TvThiiircVmRctecl the chajjol oxercises Tacsclay' tuo.rqiiig, " " '"'

Prof. Clark did act hear, his $ isies " .N ,

The presaufioUook-is that there wilt s v

the bait and doseu't rest-a moment! ftuu exunvagerit ia DW namts' 11

until thodeed for Smith's iot;:J is in!

Turin Milan Italian lake dis-

taining her hearers. She is one of jtrxct, El; one valley Mattrhorn

Chapeile, Coi'rgiie, Rhine to Wies-

baden, liei'delherg, Kuerberg

Munich, Znlzherg region, Verona,!

rr,,, "cm i. "kti his iioekfit This 1j onlv one of th.- E

hundred tricks the -sharks rlay oii1,u& Ui 4,l,t,uv' Mip MTitiAlnfftsr Thnw vl,n rr- 1 ricO niflV b-9 Sa?(l OflUS hflbltS,

member the Indianapolis real estate

seems "aimast inore Jible that be

spent such a largo amount dur-

?ompe:i

Vesu vi n fl. Pisa G enoa,

the few ladies that have made a success as a professional elect: tioniBt. We regret that she did not receive that encouragement her

social position and talent deserved.

Grimes Iras at lasl found courage to swear that he is so unpopular in Monroe county that kearr not get justice there, and the case has been sent down here for trial, and our re publican sheriff is expected by the Telephone ring to fix tip a jury in beh alf of Grimes. Froni our acquaintance with Sheriff Day we think they are mistaken in expect-

rliut him to violate his oath for the

benefit o a few corrupt Republicans in' Monroe county, who have made themselves so obnoxious in the eyes of their own people that they mustleave there to secure what they don't want a fair trial. Bedford Democrat.

region, Mont Blanc region, Swiss capital , Swiss waterfalls, Black f o rest, r ai 1 w ay, S t r ftsbnrg Pa ri s and environs, not omitting double dose of Atlantic ocean total cost

f Of trio about $350.

his most inlimuto friends know

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the soot.

HonThomas B. Buskirk, brother

y.f- of Hon; John W. Ikiskirk of Mas

J city, and at present w member oi the legislatare from Orange county,

''!. i f as been appointed Revenue Agent 144 for 'therStater No better or a more jt.'f qrthy appointment has been made

- . ly the present administration. Tom

v. is a whpleioiued, geiuai gentleman,

; and fitted W littQn. We

I J, l;-::Aearfcilr. congratntete him.

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Some wise man who- has given the subject calm, cool and deliberate consideration, gives kthe following formulation for building up a city. "Take equal parts, scrip-

Iture measure, of grit, push, snap, oT : . - . .

vnny energy, churches, schools, colleges, moral 17$ harmony, enterprise, advertising, cordiality, cheap property, heait&y location, good country tributary, talk about it; help to improve it; advertise in and read the town "papers ; patronize its merchants; faith exhibited by good works, honest competition in business; help all public enterprises; elect good men to oflipe; speak Well of its enterprising citizens, and be one of them yourself ; remember that money invested in permanent improvements' is "'that much on interest; always cheer the men who go for improvements."

Trains on the Monon between here, says the Lafayette Cai and Chicago are being run over the Chicago & Atlantic Road, owing to the disappearance fifty feel" or so of track near Shelby, which has sunk out of sight in a nnul hole, of which thar bottom lias not yet been found. In constructing the road great, trouble was experienced at this point and piling was driven down to a depth of 90 feet, and then filled in on top with brush and gravel before they 4;ould uvafce a road bed at all. This rainy, slushy weather has knocked the bottom out again, and the track, road bed and all again dissappeared in the hole on Saturday- afternoon. Yesterday a thousand sacks iiiicd with sand and gravel were dumpted into the place, which disappeared as rapidly as did Jonah down Che Whale's throat. A train of thirty cars manned by over fifty men, are to-day engaged in transporting

ins:, and Indianaoolis ha

vantages than- has Wichita. Lots there during that boom sold for $1,000, that could not be sold for 50

after the boom exploded. Many

people were ruined by the Indianapolis craze,. and so they will be by the Wichita.

boomer about 1S73 need no warn- UiiU " tua X"1 111,1 M

d more ad- Hejr4 to speculate to any extent

vin any way.

Mr. Simpson hasxlone only what ire rzs paid by the Slate of Indiana, and some private parties, to do. Ee is verv cautions and being a Democrat, wants to make no charges against the llopublican ex-ofrieials until what ho has done is verified by the Republican Stale officer who is now at v rk. The true Slate of affairs will probably be known iai few days. Major Simpson zfuind neariy 3,000 what was supposed to b( shovtaKQ under the adminisration of W. F. Browning, but Mr. Browning has receipts-' lor the entire amount, except, perhaps about $100, so the rumor that ho 10 a dcfaullter u untrue. There wan a rumor at one time that John 11. 'East was also bohind as Clerk, but that was also

Said a pro.nment farmer : UI see the legislatu re ic- about to break up before any action can be taken on the bill to legalize the pikes. If the bill had come up for final notion it would have passed by a large- majority, as the only thing brought against it was a technicality. It seems the Commissioners let the contracts one dav after the time limited by law for their sestuon. F hear men say that if they have to pay the pike tax. it will ruin them. It is certainly a bad law tha- ruins a man by improving the road past his house. In the present c ise, it is only a qnesl.ioft- as to whether all

the tax-payers of the county shall nntniO

pay the tax, or those whom the pikes most benefit, as the law provides. I think the law is unfair to a great extent, but the principal

complaint i: not in regard to the

the stock, but it has been decided to

! keep at least half of it at home, and

now there is about 25)00 worth in the market which, for s few days, an be purchased at a low figure. The L. N. A. s;0. railway has tendered, the use of a special train to the Chicago parties who will soon visit the quarries at Stinesville. This promises to be the bigs est boom that has ever occured in the stone interest v in Southern Indiatfifc. The stock ofche quarries at Bedford is now worth 800 cents on the dollar, and the company has better ' stone in their quarry lands than can be found at Bedford. The land is now owned by James S, Williams and is located at $ tines-, villo, Monroe County Ind. It consist $ of-20 acres of all stone land, lime stone and Indiana marll?, rsed all over the State fer 'the past

35 years, and for durability cannot be excelled. State. Geologist Colic it says of this stone tnat it i3 the best in the world. The ledges are from 40 to 60 feet thick, easy of oecess, no stripping, and all over laid by a thick ledge of Indiana marble. The land is within 4000 feet of the L. N. A. fc C. E. 1. main tra 3k, and on -a level roate. It is also but two miles distance to the I. V. iaihvay. Stone hasj been taken from the quarry tor 85 years.

gravel from the pit just south of : iJlvv, but as to how the assessments this city, to the scene of the trouble. wero made, and the wqrk done. Of

1 ! ay a nd Co rn fo r S a i e .

The managers of the road are determined to ftli up that hole this time, if it takes the whole Wca plains. WANTED, Everybody to come to the Hard Ware Store of W. J. .Allen -and examine" the large stock of Cook S doves of all kinds, . and wipell a first clas? cook stove for from $20. to $25. Cast, Wrot iron, or steel ranges, from $40. to $J5. with a wagon load of furniture, always buy from your dealer at home who will sfcay withyou'and holpycm pay your taxes.

course It is too late now for the county, but I- think a v, ise law would be fr the counties to build pikes and sfsuc connty bonds to be paid by all the taxable property in the county. Most everybody would get the beuelit oi a pikes on all the principal roads, and id one would fcwl the tax much. The talk

A -KBW HARNESS SHOP. One door East of Hunters Grocery, where yon can get all kinds of Harness repaired and cleaned. Also all kind a of Strap work done up in good order for cah or produce. Give me a Call. C L. STEXNHAG27V, Bio cm i ngt on , 1 nd .

No am Vunon, Ik i., March 8, 1336, Mr, li. Uartman. Jear Sir In answer to yonr question regarding the 'Homo Comfort" Range! we have used it as a cooker

of repudiating the bonds now outjsinee 183 lt and are well pleased is the heighfch of folly. Simebody Kyfti, it. The great point is Hie must iav them. Thev have been L..tini. f rmi snr! ilnHr rr vht

must uav them. Ihev have been

issued. What the Comer ssioners have done or how the work was

jirrrunt of fuel saed; during rhe

win tor just parked we used just two cords of wood in doinf our work with

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ON EART1L II. LINDLEY & SON,

In fact,- he - vol nn taxi ly brings his troubles and afUictionsjof this kind upon himself. He alone, can? apply the positive, sure renSpty' t And he oughtu o do ifc Every once and; a while the papersami ounce tbf.t Mrs.4So-and- So "lias accepted a position as this, that or the other tning w-ith such and such a firm. .. To the unsophisticated such rfi announcement would Naturally indicate that the firm had earnestly solicited the young man (for te is mostly the fledglings of the business world who are referred to in. such cases) to either their ompiojiment, andoniy after repeated elf or t;s had succeed t d in including htm to accept4 ' a salary at their handi?, when, as a matter of cold fact, the earnest solicit at ion and repeated ciTorts are mdejly

the aspiring youth .Jiimself. Now, of what use in such shallow pretense? What business man, for

instance, is deceived .py announce

ments of thi3 character? Would it not be much more seiiMbie anymore creditable to any young man, par

ticularly one just starting inr busi

ness life, to have it said of him that

he had secured a position with such and such a honsoVcMkad the best

wishes of his friends. 3 or his success? How some of the heads of business houses must smile behind their paper which conveys to them the intelligence that - the last and most experienced a&di fcioxt to their clerical force had deigned to accept the position which he had striven so hard to obt un. Out upon such rot ! -Salaried positions do not go a begging in these latter days, biu on the contrary, for one vacancy in a bnsiness

W house requiring ordinary ability to

fill there are dozens of applicants -the accepting part of the program is conducted by the employer.

Mis s Waldw: h, of 'thta citw 1 afid "Miss

D.unc m, of dfori visited life UBivers- S

The article in the-6taht this issaoT oa , '..

sensible nndtoUv the point- ? "

Stater iSoner mtcudnM IiSfoliGtt&wiH

deliver the cti;-re fouuday j tfieraooRC-, f J SI -His sabJect'isloHticar- i':;T3 t.Cli

:. Prof, w . Hell, who lectured mj-'J tPx

4iHorace- Kaafe-' at tlie chapel Saadav -s .4

afternoon visited feRlJuivijrsu' Mondayr V The atudenf-.took ..advaataso of -'tha' ''

it;

v -N-a

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rund cliiitrictf lreli of Stg-fff. yCt;y4i: Tlie next ani last entertainhvc at of the :

regalar leem .('aiiri? 6 wi21 given '' the Bmioar$VLjft-C -00!; :j PayThis. orqI of the finest iff the land v, ' ana coeaman niere' nioneyl than the y. ' 1

Ind., w:s in to .wa oh business t:us .wee&vv- -ri ; 4

Mr. Hubi)ell will he renvemhorfd bv tUo::

okler students t:s Oie man who tkilleil Z. :V-M while out ait$.-ohQka-. roast wtth sojne ' y vlSS u noe'e nt freuHeis-hile4a-coli egol v . t .;Jt Si , mff- i mm

"The ompi oy in;.40H-in :'' Y -

sho&sand fiar rksofc-he tii'!M

done are tilings of the pant, Pikes i tlu- Rane. We eheerihlly reeoni

are a good thing. I am paying on mend it as a b-ikcr, or fnreverylhing

four nf (hem, and vouhl be willing that i? iTnMnd of a stove tor cook

to wav on some more. n ir. wks- . ai. i13IUAI.j

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Fine Shoos for Ladies at McO.J-k's,

on Friday because they v fere not !f i? W nam otf accrrdiu x to- contract by '

-the ' Gpmpaii)y., saicF one tlifj ;r;

We hadreceivedpayfor JanaryO - J -

AtTd as i:hS i$i niitP l?iw In tfcffifr-. . . -S

s?ace, iviiuwR asue uewejB juauor A::mm

BUI, that ' jfrwidea ?otiv paeiK:7 of ail eiaplyeHat.- -feaif ' two wceksv we oug t we ought nof to; be teqniveA to alt over? iifty-Hve;i dava foiSo.-inw,ev?. It ws not a:

strike but ;ii-snpy a--eessatioj.bf

of she LL ISli.. 1(1 'aaavTh '2v-4i '.I'-l

company pfeid i? inv cticks- iiad"

these are sent out so that the emi , ;

ployees receive lein ooi the Sit: isfiii: Jj and thev shjoidd have reached tho i-il

employes on 5 mrning oi '..W;; -' "v-cMJiffl 25thy,b4it ?ijiO , B.xpressf Conpany."- ;

eitlrer forget o negleote)l;'to for-1-. ".

ioth. j?hej ; meia received : their f ;4; shocks, feo.' isM wttufe M woik

this aiion-; Arn einifjioyo aaid: :&':.m

lI oan tell'ou! the employe :r ; m of the roads do ntv thje check "''fy'Ky

system of -jjLiyehl Itives' then4 j

much trouile anil vit'.- " ' The ivef-iMd ,'nol pf lt-.sfyv?rJ'

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