Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 25, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 April 1887 — Page 1
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For Snpir flour c&U for Mmel Boiler Milk Patent.
Dross Goods and Silks in endless varietv at the
BEE HIVE.
Ooxirtbeoinsvue-xt Monday. Look out for the new rail road.
Miss Mattie -Small has been risitins friends in Gosport. ThOjhcavy froat Monday night was severe on ifee peaches. Kewt Mathers has been to Cincinnati witli a ear load of horses. Icej a quarter of an inch thick Mondajf night; all this alter spring
hadcoffic
fin -hiP
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Keiv Dress Mods of all
If you avo looking for Sateens you will iiud ihem at fhe BEE HIVE.
Miss Lula Fulk returned this week from her visit to Indianapolis.
Cailas.
W. D. Bur ford has gone to Decatur, Ala., to go into the insurance business.
Gen'l. Manson has been invited to deliver the Decoration Day address, and will very likely accept. The Walnut Street House will be under the management of Mrs. Sue
Bailey and Mrs. Eott after Maj 1st.
NSbmetninir tatvS RofJerJ corn
meal Alwavs ask for She Model
pointment of JohnWorisul as r,ail- Rilev M j Lls'mea!, the bess in th
way postal clerk.
market.
TippyMood has received back j -iwaiiin An his deceased father, This is the painter's harvest.
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amounting to; about $1,000.
Mrs. Hazen and daughter of Boonviile, aiwO Mrs. Beatiey of
Jewburg, visiting
ls.
at Mat.
- Soddy Carmichacl has returned
:from Kansas, and saysthe boom is mow at Hutching, where theyvstrnck oil last week. ' Missvferoce Wicks gave a supper IMonday night in honor of visiting friends, Misses Mute and Thompson of Edinburgh, IndN The ladies of the Christian Churcli gave a festival in the spacious parlors of the residence of Aaron Eo3e on last Thursday night.
Soger Kerris building a house on East Second street.
James Howe has been improving his College Avenue property. Dr. Daniel Kirkwood returned from a visit to Indianapolis Mon-day.
Capt. Friediey. has been appointecf chief attorney of the L. N. AV&'Q. railway, with, head quarters
at- Chicago.
Dr. Hester and wife, of Anna, 111., were here last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Hester's mother.
Rev. Augustus Carrier and wife (Miss Anna Dennis) returned from an extended tour through Europe last Saturday, and will remain here all summer.
The boom is making
good at the Recorder's office.
business
Bro.
Miss Ida Rose returned Monday Talbott has already made enough
from a pleasant visit among Kar-
rodsburg friends.
The wife of John fjr-ry Hunter left for Ban Erancisco last week to ioin her husband.
Mrs. Mose Kahu returned from
a pleasant visit among relatives in
Cincinnati, Wednesd
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Mrs. George W. Cooper o Columbus, Ind., is visiting at Henry E borers, South of town. Who says we are not a highly moral community? We have not had a grand jury in this county for a year.
Mr. Tierman, J. C. Doian's partner; has thoroughly investigated
Wichitas advantages, and says they
-are by no means equaled to tnose
pif ered by Bioomington. A man with- a sore leg was about town' begging this week II is plan was to exhibit a filthy mnning s jre, and people - would gladly give him a fickle to cover it np and get out. Bro. V. A. Galte of the Frogress, has been visiting his relatives at
Columbus, Ohio. -Ro?wit:.tandtng Ewing proper" on East Fourth tiie Inter SSate Gonxinerei.Lflw he j Street She proposes to have her
went rH the way through and back property, where the lire occurcd, j
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It is silently whispered that the Wichita boom is overt Look out for the bottom, boys, and don't get swam ncd.
Mrs. M. A. Dunn has rented the
money to "blow Wichita on 1 1 o ts.
some on
Headquarters for fine iruxiv,
ConfectioDarieft, lemonade and lunch; also ice at Wm, A, Iiasel's west side. HOW A WESTERN BOOM IS MANIPULATED. From iha Chicago News. The scheme of "booming" towns in the West is the principal work of a syndicate of Minneapolis capitalists. It is said that they are working Duluth and Wichita at the same time and by tilie same methods. They pick an obscure town with few natural resources, and, after one or two "wash" deals in real
estate, they succeed in working up a "boom1'. The suckers are taken in an'd the excitement is kept up until the originators have pulled out with their "boodle." Then the town falls back deader than ever, and the plotters go to another places In California the same thing is being done, but the papers of San Francisco have had the courage to; expose some of the humbugs. It!
is said that a man ennnot alight from a train to stretch his legs without danger of being kidnapped by real estate sharks and Slurried off in a buggy to view the site of some future city. At Wichita the
i If the writer were to hunt for a fx.pic on winch to. write an editorial, ocnld probably select no dryer, uninteresting Grace." But an editorial is commenced and it must be written up, hit or miss, are facts; atid that Isrjone fact. Another fact is. the few men folks who attend th.d liferent churches in this city new-days, and their writer presumes it is so elsewhere) goes to
show that there has been a large falling from grace since the days of Wesley, Edwards, and the men who re jobed the .gospel a hundred years ago. The men don't and won't go to church, no matter whether you trio coax, scare or drive them.
It is si ill another fact, that, but for the women, the churches would soon become defunct in the abstrac. And is it not also a fact that even the ladies of the present day are
becoming somewhat inamcreLt in church matters as compared with
j the sisters and mothers irt Israel in days Lang Syne? The young, cultured, marriageable girl of to-day
is a very different young person from that oshci American girl whom her father courted, loving her all the better perhaps, for her simpli
city, sweet ignorance and undoubt-
WIIO TAKES THE OFFICE WHILE APPEAL IS PENDING.
In the Telephone of last week Mr. John K. Louden, one of Grimes attorneys, volunteers the opinion that Grimes will take the oflice of Auditor on the expiration of Mr. Alexanders term, notwithstanding an appeal by Pedigo to the Supreme Court, and the filing of a bond as required by statute This question has no practical importance now, and is not now involved, in the case and may bo regarded as oh iter dicta and
TWO MEN BECOME WILDLY! - - t
EXCITED OVER HEAL ,
AND INDULGE ' IN CONSIDERABLE ' TALK WHO WAS TO BLAME ? i j On last Friday after the Courier had 'gone to press two men were standing in frdnfe of the post office engaged in serious
conversation. A representative.
of this paper was standing bean
and heard the drUt of their talk
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while we a re?no lawyer, i c seems toj. tT?. . . 22 , ' - . . 4. - ; i vantages of Wichita $zi&4, .exja-
Eld. J. A. Kirkpatrie of Greensburgh Ind, will preach at the Christian Church next Sunday morning and evening, April 24th. All are invited to attend.
Cards are out for the wedding of M r. W i ! 1 i am M. Kennedy and Miss Sallie Bollenbacher, the ceremony to take place at the Bollenbacher residence next Wednesd ay.
speculators have boomed some
property till it is bring $3,000 a . in T piotv xhis modern girl has
front foot, with plenty of gulls to fitudied, mere or less thoroughly
ut roads. (a'e higher mathematics and the
vuy Jib, huu uucjr uv
throuirh cornSelds. and on them !
have laid rails down, over which
i natural sciences ; she has read or
skimmed the books of the day ; she
mules pull empty street-ears, so nftS heard some of the lecturers;
that they may say "the street cars,
pass,the door." It is simply
eh e kNps the run of the magazines ;
a re- j S1C jia8 er reading club, possibly
The Kepnbliean primaries for the City election were held last night, raid the following ticket nominated : M ay o r I&orey M . D u nlap. Clerk II. C. Greevcs. Treasirrer II . S. Bates. M a rs ha i George O wen . The subject for building water works for the city has been earn-
ciit up into town lots.
:Tbe foilowiag are tj.ie naies-on the; .Mias Jennie. A dame, daughter of Pedigo apical koml : Blnieon Pedi- Wilson Adams, was carried on go, Winepark kinsen Moses Field; Thursday of last week to Woodson Win. S. Fedis?e, John M. Anderson, i Barnes of Louisville. Mr. Barnes
W F.Iiinservevi sram, ivtex r. travirls for Hess, Mayer Chambers- John Sherlock, L. A. Un- Loiusville will be the future deTwpml, Ml Oarmiehael Wriiiani ! 0f the newly wedded pair.
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Clarance Alien ha:
bbt light -the
Of all the candidates we hare
heard mentioned for City 3iaj15h'al,
oWjaa propeirwy ana m up .no32e would fill the bill better than in sood sirape preparatory' W Tnjlor Vo&3. Many persons of all inghiafamUy back to tofwn from - aye Koiciti. him lo
hissfarm. tie has aded oO , acres to
his farm, in Vanburen t?wnhip bichrwill be left in charge of his father-in-law, Mr. Butcheif. ' : BF Spencer; of Bloomington, TRiain town Tnesuay. Hedn formed ns that he was hero to "make people fiappy by repairing their sewing machines and clocks, and' that 35 yafs ago hewas Uncle Sam's mai carrier on the route from Bl ooming ton to Coiunibus; Nashville Ieru- . crat. t Pcdigo has filed his appeal' bond in the Auditor Contest case, and it - has been approved by the Conrt. --The bond i3 for $2,500, -and repxesents oveif $60,000 worth of prop!ty. It will take probably two weeks more to get the record of the. . proceedings of J the late trial in . shape' for presentation to the .Supreme Court.
Genl Carnahan was here Tuesday evening to. organize a Drill
feorps of the Knights ot - Pyth
iiid confer the Uniform Hank De-
gree. The. members, headed by a band of music, marched to the depot to meet the General, anc. made a1 very nice appearance in their handsome new uniforms worn for the first time. The Uniformed j.Bank startsout with EI memfeers. Vj Look at the Remnant Gbanler and yo wiH see 3omehuig 9 to please you at the f I -1 BEEHIVE..
esfciy discussed this Comuiittee has been
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the citv
Be vera
it
week, and a organized to places about 3 .'thought a
sufllcient supply of water could be obtained.
an independent race for the oiiice, and it is hoped that he will consentto. do so.
David Bycrs, v.' ho died recently, in .Richland township was born in Nicholas county, Ky., on the 20th of June, 1806. He came to this county and located on his home farm fifty-two years ago, and died there. He was sent to the "Indiana Legislature in IS10 to '45, and took a proiuinent and active interest in local matters that were of value to his county, especially the Seminary and State University organisation.
At their meeting Tuesday night, the Eiectrb Light Co. appointed Committees to look for a location
The BoUeubachers have received
ft -flattering offer to move their spoke j for a now station, and to ascertain factory to Vincennes. The nrst 1 Mat nm rim Tho finmmMr
tney know
iiooniingroa writ waice up some morning to find thisenlerpri.se gone. As yet we do not know of a single word of encouragement they hare had to re-build here. It is inconsistent for us to ask m anuf act nrers to
come here whiie we quietly let thos
vreliavesUp away.
The Workingmen's Building Association elected the following officers last Saturday night; to serve the coming year ; Directors Robert M. Weir, Frank Woolley, Robert C. Greeves, J. G. lucPheeters, Jr., Jas. M. Rice, Jaan Spaulding, Frank Bishop, Chas. Maxwell, J. D. Maxwell, Jr. President, W. Miers ; Vice President, J. G, McPheeters; Sccre-
jMtary, Frank K. Woolley; Treasurer
James M. Rice ; Attorney ,John Gra-
i cost ot new engine, i-he Uompanv
the citizens of j'ptopose to build a station and buy
an engine ot tueir own. n is
thought that tne plant can then be run more satisfactoily to all concerned. As it is now, the Com
pany has but one light more for
rent, but it is proposed to increase the capacity as soon as there is a demand for it. The light has now been in use for nearly a year, and not a patron would part with it.
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gEiy br okbries q all kind t'ikGaUa
: ' 'Viy a 'g!is3..of Beuck art's dc'reloq-rjjt$i$,-(fxd ice creaiu, onfy 5: cents.
m. Auditing Committee John
Waidron, Walter Woodburn,Walter Bradfute.
The desire of the people and papers of every town and city, to boom their localities, is very natural, but this thing can be carried too far. It often does harm, and invariably injures a )laee unless there is something to justify
this excessive horn blowing. If the
elaborate puffing of any town hap
pens to bring "an investor or eapl taiist witjiin its limits, he will fee disgjusted unless every word he has read can be sustained. Judicious advertising and conscientious hornblowing are good things, -boomer-ang, lying and ureasonable exaggerations are fatal to prcsperitr.
'Qte largest line of Kid Gloves and Mitts at the
Indianapolis Journal: Judge Pierce Norton was married at Yellow Springs, O., on Thursday, to Miss Maud K. Lynn, a sister of Mrs. T. D. Kingan, wife of the millionaire pork-packer. A part of Judge Nortan's friends went from this cit3r in a special car, among the number being Messrs. R. O. Hawkins, R. W. Reed and George Pfmgst. After the weddingthere was an elegant dinner given at the Yellow Springs House, which had been secured exclusively for the occasion. The bride is a sister of Ed. Lynn, formerly of I. S. U., who married Miss Ella Adkins.
Be sire and see (lie line
of Carpets at RJcOallas before buying largest assortment ever in BloomingfoH.
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p; .,
satn.e i
Why this bread don't dry out IFhat flnur rn von use? IFuimn lUr
4 Model JlTilis White rose.
vival of the old trick by which Martin Chuzzlc-wit and Mark Taplev were decoved into ttho a sue-
smitten swamps of Eden. ... mass- j The Chicago & Stiaesviile Co.
a social literay club as well; very likely she is writing a novel, or getting ready to do so by assiduous magazine practice; she has her head full and her hands full. Certainlr the church does no t, fill the
has caught the boom fever, and Lffie pftC8 in her thoughts or in this week took several long strides .hcr Uo that it dkl in her mother's toward getting down to business. J nl i or nr
A majority o the stock will be taken in Bloonririgtcn, and not
sold in Cnicacro as it was at
first .
It would be an inte-rest-
tft
dis-
If t:ie mothers turn unbelievers, what chance will there be for the
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tin9 in IhA-friftAh h bnpn Inh. rn 1 I toPic qv the ministers
it will be com Dieted in 00 da vs. In
the mean time, the' work will rc in . l
,t i , . . ! ln the faith and chillinn' the pietv: the quarries and preparations to A " ; . 1 -
that end are beinr made.
ni
s at thei.r next ministerial meet-
ti a l.i-ho!' (ri nna f i.'i con.
The boy or girl who is a regular
ox r ue women r Cue of the hardest lots
the
us from the information we can gain, to.be unsound law, or not the law. By the retnra ot the election boards of the various townships and precincts of the county, Pedigo was de
clared elected A uditor for the term of four years from the 1st day of Nov. 1887. The board of canvass
ers returned and certified ? to the
newspaper reader wiiyfgrow up in jit or ft daily toil
intelligence and will use g ua&e both in reading and
intelligence and will use good Lang-. n ent of cold facts, a softening
fti wr t.ng, j
even with
of
harsh touths. Among other
a limited education. It ; things are these samples : He must
isnews, science, literature, grammar! speak of his city as the lovliest history, geography and spelling! place beneath heavens blue arch, combined. Sometimes it is a little i 8 peak of the deceased citizen as a difdcult to get children interested i fallen oak when he died of the jimin newspapers, but after thsy once. jams. Call a man a prominent and sret started their intellectual c : av-1 influential citizen when he knows ings are as sure as the desire for j he is the best poker player in town, food, and it is as necessary to feed ! speak of the little Arab as a bright
Clerk of the Circuit Court that h
had received the highest number of votes for that office and the Clerk certified to the Secretary of state that fact, and the Governor issued to Mr. Pedigo his commission and he now holds th e same. But for the decision or judgement of the Orange Circuit Court he would undoubtedly take his oflice on the 1st day of Nov. 1887. Sec. 622, of Rev. Stat. 1881, provides when an appeal is taken during the term at which judgement is rendered it shall operate as a stay of all further proceedon the judgement upon an appeal bond being filed by the appellant with such penalty and suriety as the court shall approve and within such time as it shall direct, payable to appellee and conditioned that he will duly prosecute his appeal and abide by and pay the judgement and costs which may be rendered or affirmed against him. This would seem to be enough to settle the question, but Section 4768 of the same statutes, and being the last section of the whole regulating contests of elections, provides. In all case3 contested elections where an appeal has been takWif"S board of County Commissioners to
of an ed- the Circuit Court cither party feel-
by the judgement of
tuv rind wore t rying 4o diseovei
which one of these places was, the best town for investment. The tall man said that Deoa-
fur was nigher here than was Wichita." Tbe short man was a
little hard of hearing heard the
tall man say "nisjher" 'and he
j thought he said "liar" and at
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faint a step ladder so that" he
could hit the tall man5 on the nose, but just about this time the short man saiy that the tall man had a blue package, under his arm, and at once he became quited, for as he a It ward said ahe didn't want to have trouble with any man who carried blue packages, for that showed that he bought his goods at Craven's dry goods house, where" everybody gets good bargains " It always pays to go to the Fee Corner and get yonr packages done up in blue paper.
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These we wilt sell at erv
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the minds as the bodj'. The local newspapers, above all, will interest them, and have become a necessity in every well regulated family.
What shall be done with the
tesian well hole? It was tl
the influence of the citizens
ar-
tnroujrii
of
Bloomington that the Countv Commissi oners spent over $5,000 in making tbe bole, and nov they should see that it is put to some use. The artesian water is there, and it is said by exports that if. the whole were piped the water would flow. The piping can be done for $350, and if a now is not thus obtained, it will cost, but a few dollars more to put a pump in it. Much of the water has already been used and its medicinal qualities highly extolled. Should the water now be made available it will he a grand thing for the town. It is only a matter of a few dollars, so while
we are booming, let's boom artesian well.
eyed little urchin on the road to fame. A big-footed, red-head, iiowiv-married woman as a beautiful and accomplished bride. Call a man who has a few dusty bolts of calico and a soldier's blue coat an experienced dry goods man. Call a lawyer a leading light c-f whom the profession ought to be proud, when he k&ows him to be only an ordianary pettifogger. Who would not be an editor? Ex.
the
TI;e crazr reception given hy the "Y" of the temperance Union was very successful as well as a very "cranky" affair. C akes were served in wash basins, sugar scoops, coal scuttles ; ice cream in soap dishes, and colfee in soup bowls, &c, The program was as follows : Trio on Piano, by Messrs Warthin, Golden and Owen. Welcome address by Master Hampton Durand. Vocal Solo, by Mr. Mutz. Flute Solo, by Howard Tourner. Paper on the "Y", by NeJUe Gardiner and Ada Pearson. Instrumental duett, by Orvill and Addie Perry. Declamation, by Mary Mc Pheetera. Vocal solo, by Florence McKce. Piano solo, by Lottie Lowe. The program was highly enjoyed by a large audience. The receipts were about $35.
Tl
e Model Roller Flourish Mills
William Gonrksy & Co. The only iVHftUltlO Holler Jiils in ihi Pnnntv
Flour said to excel the bras fiour.lb Try t, 1
Columbus, Ikd., Railroad circles here were excited this evening by the receipt of a telegram by Harry Kurtz, from Mr. Maekey, to abandon the election in this township for voting a subsidy of 45,000 to the Evansville & Richmond railroad Tf hick was to have been held next Tuesday. The road had litany friends here, and was almost
a certainty that a subsidy would have carried. Mr. Curtz: went up to Indianapolis, as he said, to look up some records regarding the railroad. Mr. Mackey is in New York, and it looks as though he had either been bought or frightened out of the race. W. H. Aiisry, of Sullivan, President; P, II, Blue, of Sullivan, general manager, and Col. J. S.
Cooper, general solicitor of the Cincinnati andSt. Louis railway, were here yesterday, working up the interest of their road, the extension of the Colunibuu, Hope & 6 reensburg, from this" city to Switz City. Col. Cooper and Mr. Alley left for l heir homes to-dry, but Mr, Pine is sti.l here. A petition will bo submitted to the County Comndssi oners asking that they order aa election iu this township to vote an a snl sidy of $15,000 for the road. II the election is held and carried' Dais company guarantees to have tiie road built through tho township within four months and trains riming into fcit. Louis inside or! two tears.
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said court mssp appeal there from to the Supreme Court as in other civil cases. The appeal bond in such cases shall be Lax a penal tv sufficient to secure any damages which may accrue by a stay of proceedings upon the judgement, and whenever by reason such appeal a party may be excluded from the oflice to which he may be entitled pending such appeal the principal and sureties in such bond shall be liable thereon for the amount of the emolements of the ofttoe to the party deprived thereof." This last quoted section evident)' contemplates a stay of judgement and provides that the bond shall be in such penalty as shall secure to the party who is entitled to the oiiice the emoluments of the oflice during the time he is kept out of the same by reason of the star of judgement. Messrs, Rogers & Henley and Throop had no doubt of this meaning for when the question as to amount of bond was presented to the court they insisted that' the
penalty should be five or six thousand dollars to cover the profits of the ofnee during the time Pedigo was likelylto occupy it during the appeal, but the court decided that the appeal ought to be ami would probably be determined in such time as that $2500, -would be sufficient, and fixed that amount as the penalty. "You are just out of the way of seeing all the fun," remarked a man whose place of business overlooks the public square. Why in a day there is more going on there in the way of fun than in all the rest of the city put together. Bee a fakir come to town to peddle patent
medicine, snide jewelry or prize packages for ten cents, each and
every package to contain a priceless jewel, ami he just naturally percolates down to the market space. "And then you'd think in an enlightened community like this a crowd would? bo slow in collecting aro und h in . v Ko1; m u ch . "I don't care who it is a man will cross a street to see something he knows is nothing, and others will follow to sec what the crowd is there for, and thontay because there's is nothing to Und. out,, and couldn't And' it out if there was They'll atari I there in the rain
WEST SIDE OF SQWtSEi. CORNER OF, Mjjgf-
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Gootls. '' : -
Embroid iry and Laces' of the Latest Styles, - : .- Silk Gloves and Mils The Largest and; ; 4 " Bet Stock of Kid JSJo Tbe Latest and Largest Stock of Fancy , ; : ; 1
Millinery
jTAGENT for the Olebrted; Xiuprpyed ,illv :
Macbine ibr Monroe Gountyv. -
Jp?$ JLNl r J - 4
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies baked ;eyery pay
A full stock of Fresh and pnve CAHDIES, FRJJTS
A Handsome new M&.WOT AH Choice Brands of Cigars and Tobacco.; '.J 'J'; V:
CALL at the, OLD STAND, ediiego Axeoix $p('jtrt'
HOUSE Biuldmk - ; ' : ' .. T rt-: '
Get your tickets for ice' at Wm. A. SazePs. west side.
And Dont you''Fdrg 2
the other dayy and instantly it seemed fifty men and boys "were collected around it. A country fei
low strolled up 4o see what was going on, and turned away 4with disgust on his face, "It does beat all what these town folks will run after. Just beeau& a horse fell in the street, every man within a mile had to ran!". M remarked; ' " "Yes sir, city greenness snvpsSses the fellow from the country, as ..-'.V - . V ' much as his amuses us. Now I Just stand here all day and si20- up the crowds, and never Excuse: me,
there,? He was oil like a shot l IP M Jtev
down the street. Later we learned there hadSbeen
H as rein oved his Gr-ecery ta ? - V ;,- &Q room ntist dr td Greeves ?
,Comer, to rcmaijt while thp (ddi:
stand is beingj rbuUtl M$$ iva n ts &U?his oilt enstiniiers ad f many new ohes?j to call and .jee- r ::g3jjgS lias u nice stocbl of
everyUilngvin tho Grocery line,.
a dog fight !
best of treaimeivt.
Mrs. Dunn's d wHng and iftfr&fr'-iA"
J tu re destroyed hy tire on Wednesr ay; ; morning, was inj rati by John
actually women too and -crane their necks around, and grin idiot-
familiar hand writing was
in to him. It was' from his wife, I
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A certain merchant was .sitting'
in his store when- a letter in aihain. Airentiw ttoi LiVcroool &vua
. handed t0 ,lo .tusuiapee A tnesriar . ' M 1 it.ftre in$uranc company IjV ho H
1 worid. in twenuv lour nonrs aner. . v
whom he had left at limtf ;hat?t!K: iSreoceiT morning with every" assurajiqe of the gen tlematkl y d ouiteou ';iJy. . ;f affection and devotion, livt the ;lsirfar the f -y . , , j . , in- thirty-six houra a : tortho.,aix),rs , c . very first sentence startled him, and, D h as he read on the most -hgniblo ;Thi .U instrucf tUni lif6u.ani-V.-suspicion seized him. ''I am a person holdmi y policy an ;t viHv forced to tell you sometkraginffc I ' company, rtrul- Jitflli':. - " know will trouble you, but it is my anus tunes. ? duty to do so. 1 am --detenu ined;: Benck-irt's la!ntiy is i the best : ,
you shall know it, let the result be Frott bread, piesj :hity:: 4c .'.;
111 III CIV a i(ttV AJiUniC. 1 week that this trial was coaih&
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