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tgwell, of Spencer, atuisweok. dine is beginning to of dignity. Hie way Repuolican candidates 49 locating up it ft good sign. TrwnJS' ivman vm at Indian county ousiness. . ha been visiting her aw, Fwwk Wrttertoiy at qreentburg. Dr. Mora preached the sermon at the Methodist church Thanksgiving morning . v Marion Hinkle is "bobbing up erenely" as a Democratic candidate for sheriff The public scnool the lath for vacation;' will be given. will dismiss Three iroek What has become of the railroad eheps that were going up all so fast Booth of town? The HWebsrer House" is 'a new hotel of Bloomington, located on west 6th street. - Mrs. John -Waldron and Mrs. Julia Blair are visiting friend at Seymour this week. Get 'your job printing done at the Telephone office. Our prices are the lowest in tvlnammefton Samuel Harbiimou is now located at DaUon. Washington 'territory,

J and is well satisfied with the counI J , i Mies Olive batman, iiom near :w edfe?d, attended the Kappa fraternity party, and is a guest of Mrs. H. ; C. Duncan.

Hon. John Graham went to Indianapolis Monday to attend to a little business, see the sights and take a rideon the horse cars. Now is aood time to talk np turnpikes. Every good road leading out from JPIoomington will add ten times its cost to the va ue of Monroe countv 1 he "Indiana Stale ournal" and the Tklkihosb both for $2,35 the coming year. Subscriptions for both papers can be left at this office . Ex-Auditor Richard Fulk will leave for a visit through issoiiri, about the 10th. Mr. Fulk promises that the people shall hear from him through the elephose. Eld A Gardner, will preach for the "Chnreh of Christ, corner 7th and R. R. Streets, this (Saturday) evening and to-morrow morning and evening at the usual honrs. IgPheeters & Shoemaker have "K-ji. .. j ... l j -cc. wniJ'5ri$yU iiiusmie viurv ia the center of their store room that adds much to the convenience as well as to the appearance of their room. Col. Maynard, the veteran editorial writer on the Indianapolis snti w 11 deliver his lecture on 'Fic-ati t s.7' before the Vcnroe comity ii stitnte. at its session this month Don't let your neighbor subscribe for a county paper next year until he reads a few copies of the TeuernosE Any one getting a sample copy will consider it an invitation to subscribe. J. W. Bares, of Harrodsburg, called S'ocday, with names, of. two new subscribers. Mr Sares has recently purchased the store room that he now ccopies and is increasing his business all. the time At the meeting of the State Agricultural Society to be held at Indianapolis in .January, Dr. Vom will deliver an address on '! he developement of the most Precious resources of the State." A very pleasant United Presbyterian chnrch social was held at the residence of Capt. W. J. Allen last Monday night. Miss Sallie Cherry wl! entertain the young folks at her home the next gathering. The Woothington 'I imes truthfully remarks that, "Ellis E Sluse, of Bloomington, has been connected with the Internal Revenue business in this district for twenty one years, and has made a good officer." The Trustee of thf iree boun ty Library are now Bn r ew lotoi nne literary Bee iaory, novels, &c, by the best authors and of the latest publications and will have them on their shelves ready for subscribers in a few days. It is an acknowledged fact that when every yon find a man standing about "staring" bis compeditor in businecs, that the shoe is pinching bard from some direction. The meaner the talk the harder the pinch. Hark this tbe next time you hear it. A room is being fitted np in the Bovth west corner of the depot to be occupied by freight conductors while waiting about the depot. Heretofore they have been compelled to etayin the telegraph office, making it very inconvenient for the operator.

Wru. J. W. White and Mrs F T. liatterton, of Spencer, are visiting friend in this city. The Sunday School of the Methodist church" announces that' they

will give an entertainment Christmas' evi, . ;. Harton Miller, a young roan living in the northeast part of town, died Wednesday after a long sickness. He joilieft th? V P, ebiireb while on his death bed. The suit of Joseph Cox vs. the Louisville, New Albany Ss Chicago railroad, at Paoli, was decided in favor of the Company. ox sued the company for leaving him at dinner at itehefl The usually placid countenance of Bro. I ate was a picture of smiles one morning this week; and it required uo phrenologist to to tell that something had happened. Young Mr. Bates is doing well. The Morton statue arrived in Indianapolis last week, and will beplac.ed in its position in Circle l'ark in three er tour weks. Upon the occasion of unveil ng it, Hon. Richard M. Thompson, of Terre 4iaute, will deliver an address. There came near being a serious accident op in the deep cut last Monday night. Jut as the south bound passenger was coming down a lot of mud and stone rolled down upon the track. The engine had passed, bat it caught the hind car, pulling on the rear platform. The lirazsil - -iner pub'ished at Brazil, Clay county, contains thirteen notices of "applications forliqivor license'" at the ecember term of commissioner court, ana tne lowowiiig is the first item on the editorial page: "The prospect of the democracy for never was better." The prospect must be unusually flattering in iay county, for 1884. Hand in hand ihey go. It is said that Atkinson, the father of Ada Atkinson, for wh se murder Jacob Nelting was hung by a mob at Oxford last Sunday nighty has cut down the tree on which he was hung : and proposes to make a cane for each member ot tnp mob. lo tne leader will be presented the best that can be made, and the cane will be mounted with a gold head and carved in a design emblematic of the act for which it is presented "GKT S'HIi IIJEST" For the Presidential Year IheNv.w lork Tiibune, The Leading Paper! Heartily Republican in Politics. The Tribune this year is cheaper than ever, j;nd it promises to be bette than ever. Unlike pome of its would-be rivals, it has not reduced character with price. It does not. seek increased circulation by pandering to the tastes of the vicious or the prurient. A trusted, clean, wholesome family paper, it has long enjoyed the largest circulation among the best people the industrious, frugal and moral, whom every community recognizes as its best citizens and it means to keep and increase this circulation by continu ing to deserve it. The Tribune is the leading New York daily complete in news, strong and sound in comment, pure in tone, large and legib e in print spending money lavishly for news, and as lavishly for brains to handle it. It gives with absolute fairness and all posposible accuracy, the news of the whole world, best worth the attenti n of intelligent men and women; and is recognized as the authority on political, business, bank, railroad and financial, literary, educational, scientific, soeia and religious intelligence. 'I he 'I ribune is heartily Republican; and believes that the restoration of the Democratic party to power, after twenty-four, years'exile would be as disastrous as a revolution. Every important material interests in the country dreads such a change in 1884. 'ihe tribune confidently believes it can be prevented, and to that end asks your aid. 'I he Tribune is always on the side of m rality, good order, reform and progress. it warmly sympathizes with every practical effort to restrict the traffic in intoxicating liquors. It always fcfavors the cause of honest; labor: and fin the interest of the American Workingman supports a Protective Tariff. It has no interest, for or against corporations, to hinder its taking the just and fair course, best for all the people and the whole country. It is the organ of no person of faction is under no control save that of its Editor, and knows no obligation save that to the public. The Weekly Tribune; for a third of a century the favorite of our sub stantial rural population. Larger and wider circulation than any other weekly issued from the office of a daily in the United States. A complete weekly newspaper of sixteen, and cometimes twenty or twentyfour pages; agricultural matter believed by fanners to be the best published; fall markets tnd many feat-

ures of interest in the home circle. This year two series of hpeeial articles one for voung men, the other for farmers. Indispensable for the Presidential canvass. The SemiWeekly Tribune; the best substitute for the Daily; all the matter of the latter of more than transient interest and all the special features of the Weekly. .Sixteen to twenty pages, for Tribune. Completest book for reference, as to Geognaphv of every sountnr in the world. For $22.50

-the atlas aud the Tribune doe yr For 25 the atlas and 10 copies of Weekly 1 yr.; or 2 copies Weekly for 5 yrs. eaeb, or Daily yrs. For $34 Xtlas and 20 Weeklys 1 yr ; or 2 Semi-Weeklys 5 yrs each; or two copies Daily li yr For $43 Atlas and 30 copies Weekly 1 year. For 4(62.50 At!-s and 50 copies Weekly 1 yr. For 125 Atlas and lo copie's 1 yr. Express charges paid by subscriber. If to be sent by mail remit 1.24 for postage. tor most points express is cheaper. Terms to Mail Subscribers postpaid DAILY 75c a month; 1.7o for 3 months; 7 per yr; Sunday edition, $8.50. WEEKLY $1,25 a year; in clubs 10, $1 per, with extra coyy to man sending club. SE Ml-WEEKLY-$2.50 per year; clubs of 10, $2. with extra copy. PREMIUMS FOR 1884. Always the best, this year more ied and costly than ever. LARGEST AKI BEST MAPS. "Rand & MeNallv's Atlas of varthe World,"y04pges royal quarto ;bound in Russia leather; 125 large maps; over 225 colored illustrations; and 650 pages descriptive and statistic. Best atlas published in America. Retail price, $22 50. Sold only as subscription book, except as premium HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE. "Wood's Household Pract'cs of Medicine, Hygiene and -urgery;" a practical tretise for families,travelers seamen,mincrs and others; written by the eading physicians of N. Y. City and Phildelphia; edited by Dr.Fred. A. Castle,of N. Y.; in two vol., imperial octavo, 810 and 943 pp.; profusely illustrated" with engravings; price' in muslin $10;not sold in book stores and only to be procured of publishers authorized agents except through this offer of the Tribune. No other newspaper can or will be able to offer it. Thousands sent out already and not one complaint received. A practical book for every day use which will pay for its self in a lew months. For '$10 "-Wood's Household Practice" and the Weekly Tribune for 5 yrs. to 1 subscriber. For $15 "Household Practice' and Scuii-WeekW Tribune 5 yrs. to one subscriber; or 18 copies Weekly 1 y r. For $25 1 1 ouehold Praet ice" and 20 copies N eekly 1 yr Posttage $1 10 express cheaper. THIS SINGLE SUHSC1UBEU CHANCE. "Ridpath's History of the United States," from the first settlement to the assassination of Garfield '"y John Clark l.idpath,A.M. LL. I)., of Asbury University. Illustrated with numerous maps and portraits. -Largu 8 vol.7x9in.,752 p. I Tinted by M.E. book concern- Retail price. $3. For $3 Ridpath's History and Weekly ribune 1 yr. For $4 History and Semi-Weekly 1 yr., postage free FOR PIANO I'LAYEliS. "'he Sonatas of Hethoven," folio 503p,gilt edge, elegantly bound in embossed cloth. Retail price $4.50. Finely printed from dngraved plate; contains 38 ponatas,known to musicians as one of the fines collections of valuable and not to difficult music in existence. K very teacher would wish a pupil to have them. For 4.50 Sonatas of ethoven and Weekly Tribune 1 pr. For $5.50 Sonatas and Semi Weekly 1 yr. For $8.50 Sonatas and eekly 5 yr. For $13.50 Sonatas andSemi-W eekly 5 yr. Postage 50c. Ex ress often cheaper. UNABRIDGED DICTION AH Y, Websters or W oro.esters Pictorial Unabridged Quarto Dictionary, latest and best edition of either. $12 for Dictionary and Weekly Tribune for 5 yr. 17, Dictiona y andSemlWeeklv 5 yrs. or $1 6, Dictionary ami Daily 1 yr. Postage $l;exp cheaper. town libraries. 1 he Iribune makes an 'Ifort for the formation of town libraries,, Send for circular. BSgf0 Agents wanted at Every Post Office: Circulars describing fully all Tribune premiums,and sample copies sent free on application. Remit in registered letter, money order, postal note or draft on New York. If by postal note please write on it "for the New York Triume." Address simph', THE TRIBUNE, New York. Window Shades and fixtures at McCalla A Co's new si ore latest styles and low drices. Dress Goods and trimmings of the latest styles and every variety of shades at McCalla fc Co's. McCalla & Co. are offering Table linens of the very best grade, 15 per cent, less than elsewhere. IMPORTANT. We havo found and others have found that J. M. Barnes Gallery is the place for good pictures. For rent two good rooms, second floor sonthof my gallery J. M.Barnes

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of the citir.ens of Moomington and vioinity, has purchased the stock of groceries of J. K. Anderson and is now in full charge. Mr. Adams is adding to the already large stock and does not propose to let any of his older compeditors out do him, either in prices or in the puality of goods that he will always have for sale. I Since the Robertson liros. have taken charge on the north east corner grocery, it is kept as neat as you please, and they have a stock not equaled in quality in Bloomington. Get. their prices.. The Robertson Bros., on the northeast corner, are offering special bargains in the line of groceries, 1 revisions; and everything found n their line. Tobacco, Cigars Ac, the best ia the market, to be found at Qe: Benckert's Cnfectien) It is a circus in itself to visit "yonr Uncle Tobe's" store on ths south side, only yon pass right in and it don't cost you a cent. In that room yon can buy anything from a baby rattle to a piece of silver ware that will cost $300, or jewelry at any price. For a town like Bloomington, Mr. Smith is willing to wager $50 that half so large a stock can not be found in the State. Don't pass by without stopping in and seeing a show of glittering curiosities, for the infant, the boys and girls, the middle aged as well as grandma and grandpa can find something to make them happier. KEEP UP THE STOCK. State of Indiana, Monroe ounty ) Commi38ioners'Court,speeial term ) Be it remembered, that on the 24th day of November, 1883, the following order was passed by the B' ard of ounty Commissioners of said county: "Whereas, by the recent floods many farms are entirely devastated of all their fencing and all means oi protection from animals runaing at i T. .. j i .1.... riffL- J large: j.l ih oru reu tuat iruin auu after this date no stock of any kind shall be permitted to run at large in Monroe county. 'I his order to continue in force till ay 1st, 1884. By order of the Board, W. M. Alexander, Auditor Mouroe County Real Estate zlge . cj NOTARY PUBL.C, Pensions. Town Property for ale or rent. Will buy or sell Furms. Money Loaued. All kinds of Hlank forms for Conveyances. Deeds and Mortgages Promptly and Correctly written. Business Solicited. Call and sec me. No charge for onsultation C. R. w ORRALL, Attorney. West side square over eCalla's. TO ALL THINKING PEOPLE! HO W J. O Howe CAN SELL : AMERICAN : ; AVATCHES : AT SUCH LOW PRICES! ' The "American Watch," like the Chains, Pins, Rings, locks, Silverware, Src, is of the very best that can be obtained, and is offered at low Cash Prices. Mr. HOWE is now in his new roon on the West side with the 1 ook Store and invites Everybody to give him a call. lines & Proptet, Proprietors of the QUEEN CITY BARBER SHOP, Bloomix OToar, Ijtp.

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