Bloomington Telephone, Volume 11, Number 17, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 August 1887 — Page 4

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Headquarters for Skaffher's Best Oysters at Swindler & Co's.

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BLOOMINGTON TELEPHONE.

f oblished Friday, with Tuesday Extra, KiHTOR AXD PBOI'KIETOK, W. S. BBADFUTE.

TERMS:

One Year, $1 50 Six Months, .75 Three Months, .40

Advertising: Collected each Mntti. Office over Collins fc Karsell's.

SUDDEN SUMMONS!

OLD

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tflrTOlT Fins

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And Many Young Settlers ANNUAL MEETING AT KETCIIAM'S SPRINGS.

LARGE ATTENDANCE AND INT ERE S TING EX ERC I SES .

Get You Ready ! Monroe County

farmers, rem em re r TheThgmpson &. Edwards f Chicago Old Standard BONE FERTILIZERS

Unknown Man Killed by a train

WHILE RUNNING AT FULL SPEED.

XO EVIDENCE BY WHICH TO IDENTIFY HIM.

Yesterday about noon an unknown man was instantly killed by freight train on Smithville hill, Slid not an item of evidence could be found with which to identify him or his whererabouts. The train was running at full peed when the engine became uncoupled from the following cars; it had run perhaps 100 yards south when a man was noticed on the track, walking south. At a whistle from the engine the man Stepped to one side as the engine as$o, when he stepped back on the track. The engineer knew the impending danger and whistled a warning, but it was of no avail for the fast coming cars that had broken loose were soon upon him. The brakeman that stood upon the foremost car hollowed loud, but the man evidently did not hear or was intent upon suicide, as he kept in the middie of the track. The cars struck him n an instant, mangling his body in a terrible manner; below the el est the body was cut in a hundred pieces, the entire train running Over him. 'Ihe remains were gathered up and taken to Harrodsburg, where 'Squire Carr held the inquest. A part of the Monroe County Citizen bearing on the margin the name of Mrs. P. G. Mathews, also a piece of the Chicago ATeirs, and a pair of eye-glasses, unbroken, were found on his person. He was a man about dO vears old, o feet 5 inches hish, weighed perhaps 140 pounds, dark complected with gray curly hair and beard. Only a short time before his death, he stopped at the house of Adams Ileiing, asking for a drink, and stated that he was from the North and goinj South. He was evidently a stranger, on his tiresome journey, when nnlooked for, the dreaded messenger overtook him.

The remains were placed in a pine box? when the strange man was carried to the Harrodsburg cemetery and laid away by unknown friends in an unmarked grave a tramp.

DEATH OF LOTTIE STEINHAGEN. (Aug. 25, 1887.) Among the sad events of the summer in our community, one of the maddest is the death of the subject of this sketch. No one who knew little Lattie could fail to be attracted and pleased by her remarkable face and unusual intelligence. Her face was on? which would be noticed in any company of children whether in Sunday school or day school; her intelligence readily comprehended anything in her hooks or in the explanation of her teachers. The ready and pleased attention of aucIi a child is a stimulus to a teacher to make the instruction worthy of class and school. Lottie was born in 1; ay etteville, Lawrence Co., Aug. :4th, 1877. She camo to Bloomington with the family in 1884. Her hie here in her homejn the hearts of her parents, in school, in her Sunday school class, among her playmates and with her little brother and sister has been of almost ideal perfection. In school, sfce took one of the honors of her room. In Sunday school her understanding was above her years. Her presence ha been J ike a gleam of sunshine, her feet have run swiftly in the ways of well doing. To the younger children she has been a wise guardian, to those of her own age, an inspiring compun ion and to her mother she has been a great helper. To all, her life has been a thing of beauty and a joy forever. The going on before us of such a lovely child adds an attraction to the world of the blessed. A. A.

As has been the custom for more than a dozen veaivs. w annual old settlers' meeting was held at the Ketcham Springs lasi Saturday and Sunday. The springs are about nine union southwest oi .Bloomington and five miles north of Harrodsburg, near a pleasant grove, and though unhandy to reach is a very pleasant place for such a gathering. These meetings were begun many years ago and were inaugurated by Rev. Martin Fulk, now deceased, and at these springs was held the first old settlers' meeting ever held

under that name in Indiana. The attendance this year Mas eqiul to the average, if not better. On Sundav it is estimated that 3,000 people were present. Saturday the attendance was not so large, but was as large as usual on that day. The Harrodsburg band was present and at suitable times rendered good music. This band has

outgrown the ordinary brass band and plays some excellent selections. Added to this music was a juvenile choir, from Harrodsburg, trained by Miss Allie Cully, that was highly complimented. In the morning the audience was addressed by Richard A. Fulk, who is one of the bovs himself, that is he has been a settler

in Monroe county for more than half a century, and he entertained the audience with reminiscences interesting alike to old and young. In the afternoon C. R. Worrall, at the request of the committee, gave a short talk that was more especially adapted to the young, and he had his audience laughing until he took his seat. He spoke more especially of the rush and hurry of the times, and it was getting so that a man canld ix t take time even to attend an old settlers meeting without

getting behind the procession ; the !

old folks had stopped by the wayside and none had time to step back and see them and shake them by the hand, so mad was the rush for fame and fortune. Mr. Worrall was followed by Wm, P. Rogers, who took for his theme the result of life and why was man created. He read his address, aud it showed extraordinary thought and care. He dealt entirely with the problem of life, and what he said was the cause of many compliments. Persons from Bloomington w ho heard it have suggested that Mr. Rogers should be invited to deliver the address from the chapel some Sunday afternoon. On Sunday the attendance was very huge and exceedingly orderly. Rev. Stackhouse, from Greene county, delivered the sermon in the morning, and Rev. Fulk, a son of the venerable Martin Fulk, in the afternoon. Both efforts an racted the close attention of the audience and were productive of much good.

A feature of Sunday was the ex-

Are no nn thing, but the rrerJtof 25 years' experience. hiuI proved over and over again to he th hest investment a farmer can make. 7 II E Y WIL L Ii K P A Y 1 II EI R COST TWICE OVER.

Vokm ov (iooo Raw Bonk Sitku-Phosimiatk. SVKK (iuuWTH FllOSf ilATK. Fink Grofno Raw Bonk. CnirAco .Bonk Meal Dikoi.vkd Honk Mkal. Coaksk Haw Bone. WANT KAC'l riM.O I'liOM i I! K

I BONKS !T II L MM OF TI1K t'.ViTLK SI. A Fc fITKREJi AT UNION j STOCK YAKOS mr. (rnn -n n 1 1 ' iirT ! .KnHirinjr Prompt, Active, Efficient, Permanent and iieonomieal liesults. I ) nil I ii h iUvlrSJ KArll- A n . . f 1 T1 s j All the above brands oi reruwzetM are lor Sale bv m rioK kvku nv . j w. SEARS, Harrodslmrg. lad., j aiso A'enfc for the Uomiwnxp Empiuk Fjuktimkuu anj ( l kain Dkiu,.

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Sept. 26, 27, 28, 29, 1887

IMPROVED AND ENLAUUED

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CASH

In Premiums!

IINDIAN SFfUJNTCS, ! MARTIN COUNTY, INDIANA.

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JVOliBINS Jk KENNEDY, Proprietors and Managers. o

For general the Seeretarv.

information address ! ev feaMires at Indian Springs Tor hSf-7, will b our new Dancing i Hall, situated a short diistanee from tho Hotel. Tho.-e wishing quiet

I and reel will not bo uisturoea ny the merry-makers. Also our new ! Hath Houses. located in the Hotel, for those not, wishing to go Cown to ! the Spring. The sulohur water will he forced on the hill fur drinking ! and hathinr purposes-.

Our Livery will he first class, and the Feed Mahle will he conducted

W. If. SEWARD.

ELLETTSVILLK

V. I. Owen has been sick foi

few dav

were Mrs.

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i-i l ; f . r i ; lrom Oweushurg, on the Little Motion, wnere yu can rvl rood eonvevlis, has been in town for a few days. ! fJKl vv"u.y

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J trr ,i i -c ov an eAueiienceu uosiier. . . Cron and wife i ... . a i . r

in town Sundav. .Porn, to , 9 f v A q i l- v v h t o t i- "xt 4 " i i t-oiiits on the O & M.; LM N. A. it C; K. & L H.; I. ifc h., lireci to John Matson, on Saturday, as - , wr i ' i . m .L i , I

, . -it V" 1 " ' 31. P. R. where von take the hack for the Hotel: von n.nss hv ihr

ea to DtmesviJie to aav. . . . ; , T T i i . . K - V

j uwir'i iit xvi n i , i ii'.- ii coivpv it'.ii t in r ii f I ilLC. J i I veil III 11 CS

place for several days. . . . Henrv

Stimpsou arrived at this jilace yestAnliiv anrl urill vicit ilntic fn

enmn t i tn n r.rnA .ml 'httjhnv liaiU

fVHIV I ItlU . . fJWVU till VI IIV 1 1 -vt , . . t. i . c t ... ; suhool at N o. 1 this winter. ... An-

.iuuii?iuii, ui jj;kwreee uouiil, were

visitmsr

Tern; lLiutfc t liniianapolir Kiiih-OMi Lraviug Green Castle Junction EAST. Indianapolis Mail. 826 aw. Cinciunati Fast Line, 2 07 pn. Eastern Express. 2 rt! am. Dav Express, 3 15 1 pm. WEST.

I St. Loui- Fu&t Line, L 12 pm.

II. H. Parks will teach theiKX-UOV. A. 71. stkIMIKNS C()l'81N. A'r5 Accoro., a 1

r. 2 I Jn i . .f I yl n . '

lis. han boen visitinir friends at this t , ?,ir tcrn,s Wl11 be un lWfc,Y" ' ull;us n'r ww?k' ow,g t0

. ij. . r, i w3 f, . i HK-auon oi rooms.

Respectfully

DOBBINS & KENNEDY.

Tjik Pkoprirtor of the

City Kook Store invites tlic ;iu!:ti:n uf t!io Publtt to his LARGE and VARIED ASSORTMENT of Wall L'aper and Window Shade now opening fof the Spring Trade. The Styles are New and of BEAUTIFUL DESIGNSfind en tutor fail tn pteaxe. the. mont fastidious. Ltdios designing" tv Vaper, or otherwise fit up thsir rooms, aiv solicited to call and examine the splendid patterns, a mere inspection of which cannot fail to gratify. In the stock will be foani some exquisite designs in Ceilings, Borders and Ornaments.

I he prices, too. cannot fail please. E. P. COLE.

VAN D ALIA LINE.

l inn ... i iuvu iiuvt t n;u uti , t , 1 . ... n of Lawreicc countv wore ; s,jho01 alNo' 1 thls wintor' An I smi tnvt ou in ot tin nW Kx-Gov-fr; ard from, but h i-rnor Alexander II. Stephens and liave f fi lends at this vlace the i It is onlv a ffirl hbT hoe'1 0?tuI ('1(rk ou diilvrent roads the week.... F. K Worlev ! n.V i J f ig 1 i -inee 1SCS. For ten vears I have boon a d from Martin CuuntySniW ! afV" :.u.alt? n and ,loiin lsisufferer from a aneef on mv face, which

first of

returned from Martin CountySpring?

last week, after a pleasant visit of three weeks. . . .Nearly all of Rich-

j land township teachers hold two

WJiistung lis tne last rose oi sum-joTew worse until tlu'dischni of matter mer". . . .Some talk of a wedding injbeeanie profuse and very offensive. I hijjh life before a great while. Arei-'wanh' thoroughly disguste l with blood

iuu loft usuips leacuier-s nuiu ioj - , (;.., St,.t jpuriliers and pronounced them humyears grades. This speaks well for j 1,1 ep posted . . . .ixtorge L. btiat- , (, our trustee and Ins educational ton who has been viMtin- his iath-, Kin:illy j wn, ilIllllm! ro ,e B. 1? B

worker..... Mrs. Eliha Ura.xtan, j e ' inu 3 rai !n ,or e PMVwh eh was aVn.r. th 1st of i ehruary, wife of Sheriff lii -ivtan .f i ),. i week, rotunied U his home at liOU- nnd eontmiied if iwe until the latter Wlic or oner n iJiaXWn. ol Uiail ie-itA irt,a.v b.. Kat.,r.l.lv li-art of Aniil. 'the offen-ivh diseh.irir

! county, has le?n visitinsj inenH in 1 "1 "X"ZJ.' i Hereed' at on.-e and ..he hardness

this locality for several dayN. .. .The j 8 " ' .around the cancer disappeared. It inr.latter part of last week ,J. II. Shook j H1 r-r. p:-..c 1 my ireneral health am! 1 rapidly got one of his hands severely in-i THE PRKPAKATOKV C'TIOOI iK;lllK"1 flih " tr("n' 'Tw llls" fured in some machinery it lhp! i'KAiuni ,H;cluire gradually decreased and the canjurea in some maun nei at inc. ov (.tM. became less and less in size until

waeron works. It will he some time !

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

morning while operating the feather vlil Vcn. hemr ,S' l88'' 10 who ha.c seen me " hcc I have a renovator, the crank on the cylinder ! df V optember , , w, 1 bonicced the use. of 11. B. II. lar testh

nothini? remains exeept a !?car to tell the

Itale ot t onee ilahirerous eanoer. All

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. I r itt ij . .1 , . am ii luc caaiuii auiu imu i.iudi- i u ill iiie.il i :n ii i ciun I, mill tilt; Rtruek .. v . Kav near the ri'jrht eve. H t , ,- . . i ;?,,,.,. Qi t,at it ,h. . i i i 0 Jj hta) ion ot students wishiiii' to enterear on mi lace 3t,ows that it cured the inflicting a painful, usrlv wound, j theuniVerBUv ieancer. Hind that B. B. B. comes He narrowly escaped losing his eye. ; T, Tnivt'"es of ihe TTnivowit vis,',iaw,-r t0 what h is 'mmeiideri, ....A fine game of base ball was " A.lVh n nltl1: lty.!d r eannoi sny too much in praise of

Idaved on Mondav at this lace be-! 1SUU "Vn.MU,il u,eA. l?Vr) "' t iU wouderfu medicine. I have tried

,ha Rin,., li.vic nnA i essential ana necessary them all, hut B. w. H. stands ut the top

Iff VVU .LIV J.-' A V V M. M the Ellettsville kkh

quite interesting, on account of fair :

Dlavinsr at times, and on account F , - 1

it- Aihor u omil.in ron. oy uie yearly increasing nurawr QMiMi mw Uanlt. lndorsos:

gles that the bovs would g?t into. J ?ou,,s J6? ,e Jkin? preparatioiij .rfr. '& T, , r,,t O'1 college and t'omiii. in mnnven oi Amen. iio nau a nau cancer, For example. The umpire would i,r t wherf n mi.nerous friends thousfht that yell "foul ball", one of the batting f,c tl 11 . .cal't.s Hlloreinjhi. eonld not live v.-rv long, as the canside would hallo -fair", the runner h "a.nnot obtiI,n thlfl uecearyL.r ,V:l tfmluay saiminu- the- foun.la-

in.suueiion. jtion of hU eonstitutiou, but now looks This school, bv reason of its loniwell and hearty.-'

2 Aw AlXST 18.

eoaimends itself to the favorable

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nam! imposed upon the Lniversity ,n ta;rv,ilniruaut. of r. .'iamPfTA.

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would make a jound and then would come a wrangle over whether it should be "tallied". On two occasions when the visiting nine were at the bats they wrangled around until they had made six outs and unary a tally", before the umpire agreed they were uout! Notwithstanding, they had a bushel of fun, and the

score stood two to one in favor of

the Ellettsville

was the 45th birthday

Whitted. and a bisj dinner, in which

Sevi-ral thy.-W-ians luive prououueed J

St. Louis Maih 9 ? nrn.

Western Express, 12 25 night. The L.. N. A V C- uorth bound day express makes good connection with the St. Louis Fust Line, which leave? here at 1:12 pm. The laet Line lands you in St. Louia at 7:30 j.m, Kansas City nt 8:00 next looming, 21 hours from the time you leave Bloomington. No lay ovrs all connections at St. Louis and Kansas Citv made. Tiv t'ie Vamlalia onee find you arc til ways its friend. Full line of 'ticket one way and round trip at Green Castle Junction. For maps, time tables or rates, write to J. N. Langworthy. Traveling Passcn ger Agent Torre Haute;, or call on J. C. Hutchisox, Agent G. C. Junction, Limed ale P. O. Ind. ROGERS & WOOLLEY Life, Fire, dccidml Insurance Agents for the best and most Reliable Companies, 22? Real Estate buying and. veiling, a specialiv. fiLOOMlXGTON,

consideration of those seeking Bad-01:,0iui in tho p:liJlt, hni; they HxU noi j

mission lo me university, or wisu-omv me. Lastsnimmr I used eighteen

tng to do two years of thorough audibotths of :i lart lv lulvevtist-,' Mood

use! nl school work.

An experienced and competent

iv more iroou

medicine, wfiieh did un

iluin so much water. I have us-ed only tliA liktfti.- I! ? 1 1 mil ii ii i tn

eo:'ps ot instructors will take pleas-sav t, t , , m.o;;Ved jrreater lienetit

i bovs Vesterdav I xm iu i?reet;in? students ofjivom them than from the'eiu'hteen, and , iv" Vd W V ! the school, iu welcoming new oncsjnm now rapidlv rH'ovriuir. There is 7 , - i ! and in making it their especial bush:"" W-iIoii ahonr Hie -upenority of H V

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alai-e number of the friends of the j T .r'v 11 euu: en , o1MJ ol(!shL w H family participated, was -iven him. :nJ f"Y insniH the work ol Aiin:,, . April 21M, ! Efforts wfere made to keen the Doe-' tie school clunnjr the coming year, i A)1 wll0 (lc.,irr fllH illlonil,ti

:! ver ail blood remedies

Woody

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-C)i touisvK.it, m:w AnAuva cmatoliu

on uhotit i

im. .. t ... , n.t" ,i . i.:... ' 1 " w '! iiiiMiiuain-ii rKinj j.wi -inn,. . ;insi umi eure oi mh I'oisons.

celleut singing of the llarrodsbiirg j T ' " "nou,. , ' eai.ah.gne ot the University, or terfnla ami Scrofulou.s Sw-Hh,, Ulchoir, under the snperintendencv of ! 1 ! ,,.1 4 i i address .Ian. K. Muck, Principal. .-er. Son. Jfheumatlsn,, Kidney ConiJerry Woodward. It contained ' a ""trpmed. Nevertheless, , , Mitehell, Koht. W. ',,:,!!,t!:- CatttrrI'- - a .iin, by r, nnv ,v,!lMt Vr..., ,tA ,h,- the day was spent in a most pleas- ? ir Vi 11 J ,- ma tree, a copy nf onr 32 pjure Illusmany excel lent voi ;es , ana the re- nl ,fthl ,riu.4ts :itul 1 , Mu-ns James D. Maxwell, htanding-,,.,,;, Hulik (ttomvr lWtH With tho

ceiveu tno nearly thankH of all prcs- . , .,. : Committee on 1'reparatory SehoolJ,nor v ond.-rful ami tav:linr phkh ever

ent.

fc 1 1 rwlir,in T f nil twe- i( r

srow u Mas presented the Doctor. !

fornia,gave two fine selections f rom ! 1 Wttn P''" ; - . ? .. .. v - i i ; the present.

Shoeing Shop

befn'e Known.

Address, BLOOD BALM :0, Atlanta, Oa.

fl ii'nnl that if ovzj h 1 frh li- tAmil i

mented. He is here lo? his health. ! A"ust 20th-

Daisy, the bright little daughter PERRY TOWNSHIP. S 1 t5 TV of Joe Woodward, of Harrodsburg, Mi. ak, K'.-,r.w .nt r.w i-hohmetou.

ge a declamation Saturday and ; a la,t week with her brother, iJ-irarin Imuhr the Wagon Mak-. lor one so young did exceedingly ; A Hhl and fami,Vi of (Salt (eek ! i af.d iSl.ooTi.g hl.op uf Amlrew ..!

"v-1 : t. .-.,r,w. i;K iifiover. i mvi e a I no i-n t om'f; i

i .1 j v 1 1 , i i i i p , . i ii n i -i i i i i i mill i i ff . i - w - - - - - - t... ,

W. J. TURNER

The following officers were elect- j

ed for the coming year: President, P. G. Ketcham ; Vice President, Henry F. Dill man : Secretary, A. K,

ing some improvements in the

wav i

of fencing. Jol h in favor of

hoom . . . .John llader and family j

Uowden ; ( onimittee, V m. I. An-iiflu- rinv Vii;..n T i 4th rttreet.

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nas uecn maivinir some nice iui-

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derson, S. J. Woodward, Dr. L. T. Lowder, Maj. Silas Grimes, Geo. Gaither, John Phillips, C. C. Whisnand, Jonathan May. The committee will meet at the grounds two weeks from next Monday.

t; iv N K K li KOS. ,

! well aH all others, to jrive mv work h tri

al. Waflon Jli'kinjr. How Shoeing and

4 ! All I W Ln- ItTiinl. j-kf'Ijitiii-!ittk tnii 1 r ir

; t '-'iuv i iiiuu ' 'i in ii. ii ii i inu i ,

of Collet AYewut! ,iwl r 1L,,ul"rt uuuiaiieis ami ruiin-

tnre liealcm l hcy have the most .coinplctc stock of Furnitnn! ever

provements to his dwelling by add-;' hf ATlSH KS f;orougnt to iioomuig on a.ici can

II ore. i ncv carry i large assort-

mcnt of Wood, Cloth and Metallic

Caskets, ami pay especial attention

to telegraph orders. Carriages tur-

(.7 W ing another room and painting his entiro residence. . . . Mi. John W. Rice has been quite sick for sorm time but is now some better. . . Wil-

$50

$150.

Since the Canadian have had to hift for themselves in military affair, they have created a strong ami effective sydicm el militia, with i. nucleus of regiments in constant service. The extent and thoroughness of this system, ami the hold it has acquired in all parts of the Dominion , are surprising facts, as detailed by J. Macdonald Oxley in the American Magazine far September. Perhaps we may learn something from the success of our neighbor in organizing their militia so that for all practical purposes it is a umtf almost as available as a standing army.

loiu

MoCALLA & CO.

for

SAXONY and German' Knitting 7am.

Don't THINK OF DUYIN; A

American Make the Best I ivllT11::" ie:v ..pj"0f"?

xy &o? n i;jt iu itiiu QOiu vu

monthly payments.

North side of Square, Bloomington, Indiana.

FOUNTAIN

'Call and look for yourself. Tho liest Stock oi' Jewelry Kept in

: liloomiugtou. - A. R JP H T ' TJADIKS' ORNAMENTS, j WATCHES, Until You See chains, ; KINGS,

McCalia's Stock. I aiVKBWAKB- T etM ot M Kinds j JOSH. HOWE, - - West Sid. W. J. ALLEK'S.

ALWAYS G1VESE

ITS PATRONS

XliaFullWortt.on

-Their Money by Takinnr Theni

Safely and Quichly

Chicago ;-'

- Lafayette

Indianapolis Cincinnatitp Louisville

PULLMAN SLEEPING CAHS ELEGANT PARLOR CARS ALL TRAINS RUN THROUGH SOU) Tickets Hold and Baggago Chocked to Destination. Cr"Cet TCapa and Tiir I'ables it you want to Ui more fully Informed all Tickot Aeenta atOoupat Station j havo thum or addxos Caktkk Pkkkinc!, Agt. UloomingtoD. E. O. McUohmk'k, G. P. A., Chicago. GOINO NORTH. Fa?t Mai!, U :U3 a. m. t.-hk-ao N ight Kxpnws, 11 :Hl p. m, Bloomington Aeeom., 10:10 p. iu, ' (iOINt; SOUTH, Fast Mail, :V2 p. ui. Louisvillo Ni&'ht Express, 4 :12 a. m, Louisville Acconi., ( :20 a. in. fCorrei'tcI Aug. 7th, W87.

TRADS MARM

OUT AND PLUG. Iflioomparably thm Eteut.

tossoM

REtiiafERH.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES. "Orange Blossom0 is a positive cure for all feminine diseases. Erery lady can treat herself. Trial box free. For sale by Faris Bros., Special Agenla, BUomingtou, Ind,

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