Bloomington Courier, Bloomington, Monroe County, 31 May 1895 — Page 4

JujanJuy Shoes Below Cost To Maiwktflra at Wicks' Bee Jro 1 THE MORNING WORLD. g . ' SHORT CROPS. $ All Summer Goods Uo at a Price :?zr-l

JOHN W. AND OSCAR H. CRAVENS. Editors and Proprietors, THRMS OK SimSCRUTIOX. By Carrier Uloouiingtcii and Sulwri). n Yiar i! 'It! Six Months. 1 : ?r iC TV i-ee Months One Month One Week Weekly Edition, 11.00 per year. THE WEEKLY COURIER BLOOM I XGTON, I Nl) I A N A A NEWSPAPER FOU EVERY FIHKSII'K rUBLISHED BY OBAVEXS BltOTllKKS. OFFICE IN MAY HI" 11.010 TERMS oFsUBSCRl PI -TON. BY MAIL POSTAGE PRE1AII. Oae year Six months 5Three months -i Single copy 05 Entered at the post office at Blooming ton, Indiana, as second-clas&niattcr. COMINGS AND GOINGS ITEMS OF INTEREST FOUND IN THE D A1LY ROUNDS. Personal Mention Vh t liloomiiig-to u IV : pie re Doing and Where They Arc Local KW8 rielly Told MraJohn Steele, of Ellettsville, in the city visiting relatives. Mrs. Oliver Barton is visiting Mrs. H. H. Collins at New Albany. H. T. Smallwood of Karrodsburg was in the city yesterday on business. Mr. Will Hannah, of Worthington, was in the city yesterday visiting friends. Mrs. Anderson Percifield of Nashville is the guest of Mr. John Heck man. Kufus Algood has purchased a lot on Prospect Hill, of S. E. Car michael. Price $100. Mr. and Mrs. VV. A. Ga.be hav. returned from a visit to Dr. Harry . Gabe and family, Indianapolis. Miss Jessie Morgan of Harrodsburg is the gusst of her brother, James F. Morgan, north Walnut street, to whom she will make an extended visit. Last night the Oolite Club rooms were the scene of another one of those delightful occasions known as Ladies' night. Reed's orchestra furnished the music and there was a large attendance. Miss Nora Hunter has returned from Oxford Ind., where she has been teaching school the past year. She was accompanied by Miss Nellie McConnell who will make a short visit. Pauley & Rice, the funeral directors, have received their new funeral car, and it is a beauty, it will be one of the most costly and handsomest ever bought to this city. The cost of the ear is -SlOoO. Will East, Deputy P. M. wrote the diplomas for the graduating class in High school, that will be presented to them to-night. Mr. East is an artistic penman and the work done on these sheep skins is par excellent. Judge Miers has ordered that judgment for the plaintiff he entered on record, in the-case of Cornelius vs. the Monon Railway Company for damages. This is the young man who was injured in the Owensburg tunnel and a jury after hearing the case awarded him $S500. The two weeks old son of Tillin ui May, living on North Grant Mr'-et died yesterday morning from the ell.;ct of a severe attack of hives. The funeral will occur this mornin from the residence" at nine o'. iock. The remains will be interred at Rose Hill.

The reason we want all our summer goods out of the way by Julv ist is that we must have room for the heavy Fall purchases m:uU before the advance.

, j r ind we tootc advantage 01 the , . 1 . .. lowest prices evei kuuvvu anu made the heaviest of our Fall purchases which will enable us to sell you this Fall many styles of goods for less than they can be manufactured. If ever it did pay you to trade at vv icks Jee rme u win cuu - inr the-balance of the year 1895. In the Dress Goods department you will be surprised at the 1 r 1 1 Ti T T' : .:m 1 gt eat value in all-wool serge, all colors, you can buy for 24 cents

the actual value of same is 40 lied Spreads, cents. j Now. when we come to the Then you will rind the higher subject of Shoes and Slippers we grade, goods all marked under j could write much. Think of bevalue. ; inx able to sell vou Child's shoes, j This being such a year for silks sizes from 3 to 9, for 25 cents,

wicks bee Hive made an extra effort to get the correct styles! and at the right prices, and after , i a very large sale there is now a large assortment to select from; some as low as cents a vard. In the Wash Goods department even thing is marked under value, from the line sheered or-

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W T Keeper, violinist, of Bed ford, is in the city. Col. C. Matson,of Greencastle, is in the city on business. James O. Drunell, of Bedford, was in the city last night taking in the sights. Will Montgomery, cashier of the Gosport bank, was in the city last night on business. Prof. Will Gentry came home last night on a short visit to home folks. He will return Saturday to St. Louis. Otto Kolb, of Booneville, Grand Prelate of the Knights of Pythias, was here yesterday on business connected with the Order. Pi Beta Phi will entertain her gentleman friends in the parlors of the National Hotel this evening from U to 12 p in instead of Saturday evening at first announced. The first copy of the Daily Examiner, Orleans, Ind., has reached our table. It is a live cilunin folio, and is full of interesting lo'.:al matter. It speaks well for Orleans that it has such 11 daily paper as the Examiner and we trust that its publishers will meet with all possible success. The subscription price is ten cents per week. The K. of P. decoration ceremonies have been postponed until I Sunday. June 16, at which time ! jthe Itev. Sands, of Conne.sville, ; will deliver the address, at the M. E. church, at 3 o'clock p. m. The decoration services will follow at the cemetery, when- a handsome j floral wreath will be provided for each grave of a deceased member of the Order. The ladies of the Walnut Street Presbyterian church gave an ie cream festival in the court house park last evening. The I 1 . t !

park was beautifully decorated h""".1 wiuuij. ouim; u aV "n k fiK,n OJ 1 ,,f J 1 ., I administrator of the estate of Yvill--with Chtnese lanterns, and the; - , m 1..... i.r,invnn

tables were laden with Mowers. By the energy and enterprise of the ladies the neat sum of $32.30 was added to the church and Sunday school exchequer.

gaudies and imported dimities

down to the tnree-ceni chaines, ; 'ou will lind a large assortment . . 4, , 1 1 but the low prices will make them dwindle greatly during the i month of June particularly . 1

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1 this hot weather continues. In the mutter of Fans, Parasols, Silk Mitts, Laces, Embroideries, , T , vv hiteoooos and bummer Under wear we are aiways first to lower prices and tirst in style and quality. Of course we have proven to I .... ; VOu many times in tne past litteen years that our prices are always j the lowest and quantity tint largest of Calicoes, Muslins,Shirt-

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( ings, Ginghams, Outings, jeans. Coltonade, 1 able Linens, 1 owels, j and then we have the higher rrr:if1s ;t Hnnnllx'' :is low nriePK. a You can also buy a Ladies J j Slipper of fair quality for 50 cents, . and the higher jrrades we will sell yon for less than wo can buy them. Some of the Ladies' Shoes are Hiram Jeffers, a well-known school teacher of this county whose home is at Victor, will be married about June2U, to a most estimable lady that he met while attending shool at the Danville Normal College. ' Wallace Hight, North of the city, is in a precarious condition from heart trouble. Hisses Cad Daggy and Carrie Stout, of Bedford, are ths guesto of the Misses Voris, South of the The shipment of strawberries from the city Friday evening aggregated 940 crates, containing 5, 640 gallons. Of these 910 crates, or 5,460 gallons, were shipped by the Adams express, nearly all going to Indianapolis. New Albany Ledger: "notice of administration Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Joseph Langley late of Monroe County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Gil A NT Camit.kll, May 14th 1895. Administrator. L. U. Downuv, Attorney. NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. Notice is hereby given that at the May term, 1895 of the Monroe Circuit Court, the Estate of Ellen Sparks deceased was declared probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore notified that the same will be settled accordingly. Lctiikh Dowxkv, This 14th dav of May 1895. Admr J:irx T. WooiuttiJ, Clerk. May 17 4 1 Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given, that the undersiened has been appointed by he Judge ot the Circuit ourt ot vi,. ... en,... e r. ,.1:.. 11.. County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Slay 18th, 1895. Elk; Ait Sctsco. Administrator

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I . " $2 50 pair : nd down a.- ' J 1 0:1 sale at is low as j $l 00 Pair 3 ou can hu.v a good juality worth more, though. The ilea's and Hoys' .Shoe doi 1 partnK.nt jKUS J:ia a ,ud ,;1,.irL. ! , ... .. , f . . . ot attention before the heavy advanco in leather, so we can sell you for $1.00 what would cost us now $1.15 to $1.25 pair. Then the higher grades we have in all the popular styles and they all go at prices much below cost to manufacture. For Carpets, Rugs, Mailings, Curtains and Window Shades, ever since March ist, ' there have never been such low prices named in Southern Indiana as we have given you, and during Tune we will continue the sale. XT .1 :.. . .1 .1. r 1

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. iNow OHimg tne nionm or June ; cepart.rient contains all the popuplcase remember that you canjlar makes, and tlie prices are not only see the largest stock but from cents upand we pride

mat you can save irom 10 10 40

per cent, on all your purchases if 'seemed the best 50 cent summer they are made with us. ! corset ever shown equal to many It will interest you if youj0f our former S1.00 corsetswill inspect the goods offered another proof that Wicks' Bee in this riddance sale and possibly Hive is the place to trade.

Wicks' B NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. The State of Indiana, ) Monroe County, i In the Monroe Circuit Court, May Term, 1-S25. James A. Deckanl, Similda Dcckard, vs. Nerval Southern, Johh H. Stewart, Thomas B. Stewart, Complaint No. oT'Jl et al. j Now come the plaintiffs, by James F. Morgan, their attorney,

a.esu 01 j au d iile their eoinplaint herein, to- j rf.Ul1 ud Weuslev 10 acres of land ae city, gether witn an aihdavit that said!- cum 1 1 i- - -i defendant, Louisa Southern, is not j 111 b;ut , V;k towushlP- Consulberries resident of the State of Indiana, ratiou v 00.

and that her residence is unknown; : that said action is to quiet title to real estate, aud that said non-resident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore heivby given said defendant last named, that unless she be and appear on the 2nd day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden on the 1st Monday of October, A.D. 1895, at the Court House in Blooming ton in saiil County and State, aud answer or demur to said com plaint, the same will be heard and determined in her absence. Witness my name and the Sea! of said Court affixed at Bloomington this2Sth day of May, A .D., 1895 seal John T. Wooiavakd, Clerk. James V. Morgan, Atty for Plaintiff. Notice of Meeting of Board of Review.' State of Indiana, J .Monroe County, Notice is hereby given that the County Board of llcview in and for the County of Monroe, State of; Indiana, will meet at the County j Commissioners room at t he Court : House in the City of BioomiugLon, j Indiana, on Monday, June 17, 189"), j for the purpose of correcting any! and equalizing nil iists of property.; both real and personal, as returned by the township asses.-ors in said County, anil to hear any complaints that may he nip.de by persons who may lie aggrieved at tin: valuation of their real or personal property by yaid township aswussors. This May 2S, SU5. .J. M. II ink ij:, Auditor Monroe County. The Adams Bros, have chased a $500 surry. purThe beauty spot of Bloomington. j

Where? Kenwood.

you will roe something you want, at any i nto: come and see. The Pattern department like

j everything else at Wicks' Bee ihve contains the best for dw least money. The New Idea Patterns at 10 cents for any pat - tern -perfect m style and fit are sold exclusively by them. When m need ot patterns try them. Ti;e 8ilk Waists, Shirt waists, j ! )uck Sutis , and Dress Skirts are all marked to sell during June- ... .1. 1 i) 1 r at vv tews jjee liive. IT - . t 11 rwinri! i him ! W ,1: - uepa, unems at vv ,cr iSee 1 l.veTt cents tor Uuiihtn's Misses' jind .1 . j t 1ST' 1 . t x . j Lad: ' i:p to the lini si grades at the clcsesv price conand al ! th quality. Then- is one i 1 . ' t i n ! loc or Imported Hosiery regular j , " . " ' ' lUlses j st.jijn rt c t ! TU, ,;n u.. o in iniu me viji aet ! . 1 ourselves on having this season! ive Hi The .one of ball Saturday be tween the. High schooi nine and the Martinsville eiub resulted iu a complete walk over for the artesian city boys. It just seemed like the home hoys were not "in it'; at any i&taueoi Hie Lfanio, ami tne errors i . . . 1 i .1 became so numerous that our ."porting editor went ou in a trance. The scorn as reported to hi 111 after he ryvivtd was i7 to 8. Samuel Purcilieid has sold to The Hunter Valley Stone Co. have erected their big derrick and will soon be ready to move stone from the quarry. Their railroad switch will be completed next week. E C Gilstrap stated to the Would yesterday that he has been all over Polk township and found the wheat crop so badly damaged by the cut worms, that there will be hardly any production. He said a crop might be raised if planted anew. Monday evening the house owned by John Craig east of town narrowly escaped destruction by ih'3. It is occupied by .lames Hensley, and in some manner became ignited from a tiling Hue The flames had a good ttart before it was discovered by neighbor who made a hard light lo save it. It was damaged to the extent of 100. Hit 0 tn 1 um SOLD

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IS THE BEST ON EARTH Biiffgies, Surries, Etc. Kinds of Farm Implements

Farmers, as a general thing, deal of grumbling, but there is no doubt that just now they have good reasons to kick and kick hm-rl frn

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j v. vj -vw va hac p Upvtls IUr growing crops. j j It has been a three-corner J j noht between the cut worm,HeiLian fly and thedroulh aa tfg which would get in the mf work on the crops.

j As for the wheat, it is safe to sav that Uiere w5il tlnt , a . lf , " " .a. icropinthis county. A farrair . .. r jsays mere are emht kind ofcw worms, including the cut worm ? i .,,! .k . . ,i.iun, ,iuuj wurra. inese al-?f' most entirely destroyed the whearl

on ridges and thin land, but thef :( Hessian 11 y has been getting hfL

j his work and playing havoc on I

all kinds of land. ;f

j In the south part of the county, j Henry Rhorer and Jack Dowden ! are anions the :mnt,,ibv mJ w " 7"ttC151 1 J w 01 ms ab they had to replant lhcir corn A farm I er down there says the worms ate! ( aovvn ni, teuee in order to ge I e COrn- UP north. : Kv I t arr was a heaw lrt- K, i& WOrmS. Thev rrot Jiwnv

J O "J T " forty acres of oats, and a lot clover, for him about as quick the latest improved mowing machine. : There is no doubt but that tKi' -A

Monroe county farmers aregoin. 4 to be very short on wheat this 3

year, but about all the destroyed W1 as oeen replanted. If we dont have some good rams soon it is likely that the uiuum win kui oft all the crop? that are left by the worm and fljf

j While engaged in pamting the S j residence of James Karsell yesteWI

day afternoon, Fred Hoover teflM from the top round of a twenty foot S

iautior breaking the bones of h'is ngtit ankle aud otherwise bruisingij miu.

Indiana University defeated La-,S

iga yesterday hi the prettiest u'amo 01 ball played on the home grounds this seasm, the score suiting 6 to 2. Tlw Iiol;...,., TT..: .iuiau4 yj mversuv ant V il . . 01 tu western University tear

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will play nere next Wednesday and i

mursuav. Mrs. Hattie Had ley, Mrs Ma-. nne McUrido, Henry E Mercer and George Mercer, of Brazil, are be, to attend the funeral of t.hmr er, Felix Mercer. ' 1 A young grocery clerk down toirJ came near losing his position otner day for accidently filline thfr strawberry box upside down, there oy giving me consumer. abMI fifteen extra let-rifis Troutman & DeMoss havepurJ cnasta a combination cigar andi stamp case. jt ig imno sible to open the case without firstl opening the money drawer. Thai case, is made of highly polished uuu uiegiiussis neayy FrencM plate. Boom Bloom ington's Biggest 4fc? m3k BY

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