Bloomington Telephone, Volume 11, Number 17, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 September 1887 — Page 4

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BLOOMENGTON TELEPHONE.

Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, W. 8. BRADFUTE.

TERMS:

$1 50

75,

One Year, Six Months,

Three Months, .40

Advertising Collected each Mnth.

Office over Collins & KarselPs.

COUNTY EDUCATORS

MEET IN ANNUAL uONVENt TlON.

LARGEST INSTITUTE IN TI1K HISTORY OF THE COUNTY.

NOTES ABOUT THE 'AIAKMS AND MASTERS.

On last Monday morning at 9 o'clock the teachers of Monroe county met in their annual convention at the high school chapel. Wh Superintendent Craven called the Institute to order, there were present near one hundred, and this number was increased to one hundred and twenty-tive before the day closed. This is th-a largest first-day attendance that has ever been at a Monroe county institute. For principal sec retary, Miss Maggie Porch was chosen, and for enrolling secretary, U. H. Smith was &osen. The Superintendent then made a short address upon the important e of constant attendance and close attention, after which Prof. Lugenbeel gave

an interesting talk upon the- subject rived Uiursduy and give instruction ou

volumes. This prize was a gift of the Faris Bros. The second prize was a handsome book entitled "The Confessions of a Society Man". The third prize was Eben IugersolPs "Crest of the Continent". FIFTH pay's work. Miss A. Kate Huron, of the Danville Normal College, was present, and gave interesting exercises throughout the day. Professors Heck "and Lugenbeel continued their work in the common branches. In the afternoon the trustees; wore present and entertained the Institute with talks upon educational matters. Attendance for the day, 190. At 7.o0 in the evening the college chapel was crowded almost to suffocation. The program wa a rmv excellen one and was thorougiiiv enjoyed. The complete program has appeared in these columns before. today's woiik. Professors Heck, Lugenbeel mid Miss Huron will have charge of the work to-day. The attendance will be huge and the work will bo very entertaining. We will give n fur ther notice in our next issue. INSTlTUTli NOTKS. Two colored teachers are attending. Institute clours this afternoon, a!: 4 o'clock. 0 Rev. Minton opened exercises yesterday morning. The Almanac boy- ail knew lustier, hut then rhev turgor. The young ladies are in the majority rear two to one, Juite a numher of the teachers have purchased Johnston's Cyclopedia. Prof. Beck is a leading spirit and his work always acceptable. The teachers of Kllettsville and llarrodshurg arc attending alum?; in u body. Prof, art left yesterday for Muncie; he takes charge of Ids work at Mnneu -Monday. Mis A. K. H::on. of ianville, ar-

OVER THE COPKTY. From Special Correspondents HARKODSBURG. Mention has been made in these: items of several who were sick. All are now getting well or better;among the number in Mrs. Pollv ('ouch. . . Jack Brown, a blacksmith formerly

of this place, and daughter arc visit- !

ing friends here .... llarrodburj; was well represented at the old set

tlers' meet i no; at the Ketelu.m ;

springs. . . . Miss Jennie Bell is lure j

King & Franklin's

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TJ5N- PHENOMENAL FEATURES ! Absolutely New to the Public. JEPive IesKliitg- ISsitioiiN Represented in Our Famous Troupe of All-Star Artists. Troupe op Gymnasts I 7-&EVKN TlilitKS OF INDIAXcs!--7

"$p-t. .y watf- Ttf Wf1-- ..?? wait

visiting idativs an. I vwmU.... I tft- :jm -.,TTu llttl.. i,ooph. of nnrro,LslM.r-l V.J ivtlo.'U;,! rn-.lil ,.;.. tln'Milvrs an,l i mmih- frlt WMk SSSI U,,ir insivart.-r. .Mi, AHi, Cuilv, : 0, 4 km f "i, mW.n..M Aun Vw and i PHa-- . MMtm.

W. XMen,

fpfif' UtAI.KU IN

HARDWARE, Stoves, Tinware, Doors, Saab, Agw cultural Implements. Agent for Buckeye Bindery Rtapera, and .Mowers. Also manufacturer of Van Slykee Patent Evaporator. South Side the Square. IJLOOMINGTOX, IND.

tmwm urn

little dauhtei', of l!ooininitoiu af- ,

tor visiting trieuds Mere, are now at Samuel Andersois. near Sprin xville. - . .Sli Ellen Shelly, of Jni anapolis. s spendiujjr a f ev weeks with her brother. Lew. and wife, . . J. G. Fnuev has been itlvMit Xawn for a few day.,.. Kiht teach-rs

from liarrodwhurtr have Oeen al- i

A MiUtlTY t'aXCKKSri OK tnb!e it-1 foritit.r attiesH ! j

WILL I XIUKIT AT H L O () M I 4 T () N .

'HfiUPE OF WIRE WAIKERS!

Life on

temtine; (ouniy Institute at moo in- AliLUbUAyi WtfWWwiiUWwi iW'ys WcsftM-n Indians, ami Mexican rrom naoies to oxen, trom tacks

inuton this week, the larger portion I . . w (. . ! api'r- l lie mor novel and compjotc hvdrauhc presses, from tea

of them bein- of the "lair sex' ... " -T 1 ( ' fiJi r ) t'; ver Proj.ereo. to iocomotive i everv departme

Mirths Lou ami Jvsie .lohuwon ; ro ! i"autiiui ieinnie J-.nai ivniHis r " . i of life, at homo and abroad, at

spending two wt eks with, frioi ds i T iTunn.v Iowu! T',' "1aS) l 1 1 AUA inJ - paid at plav, .asleep .and awake, walk

, 0-j.o i' itt AY i hit is the average amount pgid by the Travelers' insurance !ompa ry, of Hartford, onn, for losses Tliey pay for a mr.ss of accidents of such majnitude and variety that n I most 'on f ou nd hei ief if iilito

th& P11!1S ! ! tllut ,iayc- ivolved every part of the

, . frl M1. . . .M , r umau may ivoux iscp to toe; that unrih'&wSS t occmil throul every instrulc niihne- et h Old; iutriiiomsr raentahty. animate or inanimate,

kettles

work

ton Tue M. K. cimrcli is being ; .SIXTKKX LlKl.L'PTJ A N PONIfes: iTwo Werforninuces Daily. at: 1 and 7 p.m. 'and out of it. An accident policy freshly painted inside and papered. ; mmm'rm? "m : , . 1 1 1 " i 1 mi ' " Tv-":riarfaV'l,B,l"''",,J J in the Travelers7 is a first rate thing . . . Mr. Brad fute, of the HJomi.i- i Mhs Nannie iJartin, of Jiloominc-lT!! K TKOPLK OF OAKLAND to have, and there are very few who

ton TfcrKi'uo i was here Monday ton. liave hern visiting in town ami Coi ntv Wn.r avit:c Excitkmknt.

evening, to g;a the facts about "he , vicinity A social, with refresh-) pONT!A(S 3il(:u. March 10th, 1887. ' killing of a man by a train an Jte j mont, :if the M;idcnce of J. A. 15a- ( ,n jUtt nf 'December, lbbG, I j road 4norrh of here Mrs. Jnlia , ker amrday ibht, the uTt'n rane from Orion to Pouting to visit i Finlev left Wednesday intending to i The annuai soldiers' reunion on the mv p;irf.nfS$ and was taken suddenly ' Stop a whib? with her dautrhte' , ; 27th passed oft' yerv outetly. The :n n r::LlKvo'itl. rtt iU !

cannot aife-rd t havo one. No med

ical examination neoessarv. Call at ourothce and make application. ItO'rKKK & Wooklev, Hloomtneton Ind

of "Objects of the Institute." Prof.

Lugenbeel was followed ay Prof. Beck, who gave an excellent exercise on "Analvsis in Arithmetic.'1 "Jfhysiology'Vas the subject chosen by Prof. Carr, and his exercise was an admirable one. The instructors continued their work throughout the

different nbjct. Rev. Givlers lecturo fuesdav evening was not attended as it should have been. The tine appearance of the teachers was a matter of comment among the boys. -Excellent nui1 i a feature of the institute, hv n rhotr under the direction of XUn Laurn Hendrix.

day, the last exercis? being an interesting paper bv Dliss E. J. Strad

er on the subject of ''Primary Work j The trustees of the different and the Blackboard." townships visited institute vesterEVKNIS CVTKKTAIX1I1SSX. I Anv. mvhift fthort talks.

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Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson, and then i crowd w is not o lare us that I:'est w,ti caic,J aUi after niakin" a care--n on to her western home. . . .Mi yenr, but eemed to enjoy itelil'j ,4xan,i nation ofmy ca.se7 desired Daisy Woodward wa reported nick jiuliy as well. The EliettsviHe bamiroll nc ;l!Hi nauu.(l as councilor Dr.

WednestLiv. I made rncii v music, atid mteretini.r; . , nlM.n:(. Th,.r niM?. in

i war rvniMiiscences told bv variou- ; n u icd, . ..or.

LKAU ( KEhlv.

TUii OI.O U.JJAUKE

' neions. ;utO ;i i(ou utiincr

Somebody was tempted to write ! evervone h;;opv. ' A ironic of

maoej.:uj (examination, and pronounced my

up Ihcol.l sett ers moeUng atKcU h-1 1, dl in tl.o ait.-rr.o, Wtwf.'n hit.j,;taUMl tIia(. Uu,.e was n0 hope for aras W o hail rewrveu that unto Mali ami Klkttsvillu resulted in snt;, :W it was iniK.Ml)le to euro me. ourselves but we cannot rest uis- j Whiu- iiuii, 41 : KIlHtsvilU... UK iThty ,iaiI1 was veVv vcre and J)r.

OHIO

'Mr,

fied unless we have our sav, besides

pai

' Jalbreith continued his visits, ad-

the torim-r acnbdid not do justice ; ULN. I-OGA-N UiihiVl W ORIv. , - ,,., ,, wpra. A

unto the Stag choir that mulmd j A beautifully bound and artisticWiii,,., o?bunh had formed under

tiie music on MiturU;iy. Wo lve- , n illustrated volmne, bearinir the , viaht rib almnst laro as mv

MLSSIS-1PJM HAUjWAY.

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Dirct Fst Lire to AH Points EAST AND WEST Fast Time, ilet Accmmo latioas and Sine (Jonufeuuu? in Union 4 FOUR DAILY TRAINS A

im tie" t thTfailol .-hV!a "T 7' . " ji, :unt 1 im t given up all nopes Cistcixnati.Louisvim.e nnd ST.T.0UIS j allies to 8111,2 tn.uiaiiLd " "HU'.Ainmca', conns to us from uiy 0f rcoovei'v. lint having hoard of i Stomnn -t Wtr Pouva Such is generally the case, but there j polishing house of Ii. S. i'eale Scl Iihbard's "Hl.euinatic SvViip, I . Sent 1lU 3 ' are always alternates m every emcr- (j0.. of C-hieaijo. i'lic public Has1 February 1st, 1837. and bought a I-uxuriant Parior Cars ou all Dt g.aicy, and in looking over so vast i kyen anxioiwlv awuitinir this work ,un: of the vnip from Mr. Peter! Tmius. Pa 1 :u-e Sle-. ping Cars on an audience, the president's eye h-lt ; tvi, tin. hi-.'uu ami hand of th n a.,i ti,;, oml nil NiffhrTraJos. Fine Dun

.1 1 1 iV i i -w - " .'milI, a uniiri ui b i'4.f iwin , upon Kb liuruff ana other, who ! brave soldier who i string in im-!lu0- it as directed. About 31 arch I

dflfnoi J51 , -V- . f'cra hym ami an un ,ia- morialit.y-(ien,ral John A. L:u, ,st somothin.tr broke and the swell

were given at the parlors of the M. line circle work, W(!(lnoiy, that was

is. church aud were very largely at- j fully discussed yesterday.

lh annual address was somcthhjir

I has missed his carinur

tended, 1 he program was a most

excellent one. and we eive it entire. VT good and m the shao of aw oration, t , . A ' , 0ft , ' hr Ira Carter, V:ui Buren townhin. I UOL hUiylI. Quartette fc ord,Reraenber me," a.. . ' lers I

Misses Hendrix, Nuckob; Messrs, i por;UMll(knt craven : he has put new ! wonderfully. That voice, those gw- was an experience Naylor and Pauley. lin into the Institutes of Monroe county. ; tures, and thai dignified iwok a ll . wl0 ,a( (.arefu ,lv a

-1. jssay "Jiiusictsciweeu incAcis, Lou Bennett. : Picolo Solo, Master Orvill Perry, j 4. Heading "Religions Element in our American Civilization,7' Ptit Kerr, j

.). Solo "kauv Marv Taylor. I tV,kn.ni .-im -n. I Rev. btackhouse is from near Intti-

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tior. ny.nn, dou. very suuauif lur lts authorship alono would invwi it;ig ooiumoncea to down, until it such an occasion Our former w-ribv wtu - nlI(lvin.r inU;rost. but. aside! ,liu,n,(l Kn t il,;

id an injustice to L R. W orrall m ; 1Vl111 tllis i,j,-filne8S for treaiing tbo ate I have tak-n two and one-half

ICIIiU UiUX IM Ull' 111 Ul IlllUIM- i g,,h ,..t tt vsa th.. lima m urn . -t i ri ' 1 . I i: ! 1,,.., 4?

oumtvi : live t mjtisj in;; VIUU, AUU uac lai

value hardly to be esliniated. Me recovered as to be able to visit my j

need military mauj.irrhhnr. :m.l am tru v reioicnifr !

and nitemircntlv ti1!lf t :im f.lst Hxnt relieved from

desire to aeknowlhave received in

JL send von this i

Vouches on all Trains

'IKAINS ;oiNi kast:

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The lHok pri-seiir! to John T. Fo5- ixpeak ir mm more man a sv- Mtudied tlio military system of the terrible pain, and terr us second ict feller Wtt- w.u- crsf) i pension ayent. Cal was i" coiintrv : and when, in convincing e(W, tlc benotit I wh:jt ,-onal - a society Man'- Ton- J k happy mood, and he soon had his j Jansu;. and by indiputalle fact", Zti voiivriu..

K . i . , , f largo auir.ce to know it. rtaiu; . j)e demonstrates the need ot reionn,!statcmnl, hopin

Wn u ou M t w I, ,1 l' i 1S,a , " i 1 ff r t " the country will do well to need hisjit m lhat others ??iT ,tu., "V; ' " !s . . .V": dead ; ho not dead but liveth, and i worls. Genera! Lolmh speaks ein.L,v i,P,.f,tt1

to ft

to complete the talk.

v. x ..oiuri.yi -Rev.S.R. Lyons uilked to ihe teachMaggie r'orch. er45 Wednesday ihorniu;. on iheir duty 7. Solo -'Marriterite,n j from a religious standi iioint n heinj;

Florence McKee. S. Oration Ignorance and Neglect are the Mainspring of Misrule, J. E. Edmondson. u. Solo "Two is Compaur. Three is None," Mary Taylor. sbconp hay's woek. The. same instructors who worked upon the previous day continued their labors in the common branches and school government. John O. Morgan gave an admirable essay on the subject of "Knickerbocker's New York." The institute then adjourned, with an enrollment of 146. In the evening Rev, H. V. Givler, of the M. E. church, delivered an able and highly appreciated lecture m the subject of "The Teacher's Opportunity". He discussed the relations that the teacher and the preacher bore to those under their charge, and the great necessity of

earnest, active preparation for the !

work. THl&l) DAY'S WORK. Professors Beck, Lugenbeel and Carr continued their interesting discussions during the forenoon. In

ihe afternoon Prof. Atwater, of the

phatically, but without prejudice or, pain as T bitterness, and no ono can read thiaJ

his greatest work, without feeling that it kag been written from first to

laet a n duty uwed to a nation j

anapolis. .Uncle Billy Blakely U still on the mend slowly Mrs. Finley, of Nebraska, starts for lur

mueh the saint' as th;:t of the minister in j home this week. . . . Itoseberrv,

the end. Mathers, Carmichael, Sutphiu, Dill Theatteudauue VVe,lnesd:i wn 10 an McCune, or Clear Creek's board and yesterday over 20l),-murh the. of trade aro Rtin iuntiujj for stock largest in the historv of mstitute work ' i ' A in Mmx? countv. 'The nveraire altrnd- ! nnd .ac. VWUS ino,;,nous F1 auce ir.t year. wa 114. " : considering the drouth uttitig Prof. Carr ?ave two object les- nP corn i$ ordir of iiw toy sonsinphvsiolosy; he dissected the 1 Wowing one of the impusibiiibrain and heart before the audience, : tles uutl1 11 rains- A?a,n s:i.v and horrified omo of the tender I to lhe farmew BOW your land to

GO V l wheat as this is th

UMt WW Mm7 I VJ V PIlV'Vv I'OI 111 1

A vote was taken Wednesday

suiresuon oi irroi. t arr ou the sunieet i'"11"1 f1,1 v- iimvanni

of promoting teniperaue" instruction in j tu r.egard to our iamous stone juar- ! never before nrinted and the GeneiS

All t M 1 l I 1 !

vvit who j yf r . . q Af. tr fii,!

mac you win use 1 :

who arc afflicted I i.J A OA i Q i.

Cincin'ti. ar! V no- C 30; 6 f0 7 10 LouisvMf.wri C 25 G 251 0 20!

and relieved from

have been. Very truly,

ClIAULCS A. SllEU, of Orion, Mich.

IVivriA , Mich., March 10th, 1887. Thin is to certify that Mr, Charles

which had crowned him as due of a. Spier, mv son, has made a corI - 1 . ... 3 . - t. ..... . W i

iu greatest soiciers ana scaiesmeu. :rcCt statement ot nt? case, as i nave "The Volunteer Soldier" is not nj watched by his bedside during his war book" in the common meaning entire illness. John Siiek. of the term; neither is it a life olj The undersigned certify that they Loan although the biof.raphi :i;wo well acquainted with Charles A.

memoir of the author, which pre-spier,vhosc signature appears above, . i t " "...

cedes the bodv of the book. is. with

out doubt, the" best short, biography

and we have no hesitation in saying

that anv statement made by him can

Til A 1X8 GOING WEST:

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wheat, as this is the year to now ; fJ the illustrious volunteer leader'. rcHed upon as being true in every ay at the j wheaL Buinember . . . our cones- tuat has over been written, contain Ipartieular. e ubjeet I PndeMt niake some enquiries ! inu manv incidents in his careen Bkrriduk ib BKasinox

Druggists, Orion, Mich

J u slice

UI,;V,UT' :iu,u ' . ! iy at v-iear v. Tees, ana ten oi u pes- ap8 Military Homiuibcences, it must ,. A. Nbal, cUtUionm th, W. C. Hibilitie, andus probabilities in our be admitted by all, form a most vab Kditor Tf eekh, Jicvie and Justice -Ono of the' mUt '-itltf u-torv o-i next' lf Its for, lack of, 'P111' ! "able coutributiou to the history of of tho Peace, Orion, Mich. ,r.rSil iLfoa- rt.e JnJtTut ilv 8l2P'?'. hat not, should bo the gvcat civi strife. ! .1. S. Kitchku, Postmaster. Sun'r. Ci-ivi. an Tli. T.'ifhor niiTYMiiL i known . .rs. .Jlaytielil.our venerable U thp nntv rvmnniMpd historv! Oimav MfPTi.. Ttfareh loth. 1887.

ination' . ihe paper was discussed aud received warm indorsement; especially the part relating to discrimination in issuinir license to unqualified applicants.

fellow citizen, has returned from

of the volunteer service of America; Mibbard's Rheumatic Syrup is

Farke county, where ho has been j tiial has ever been written : the Uratiput up in large packages and is the

visiting ins son-m-iaw, jiuison fean-1 anj ony ?rcat attempt to perpetuateigreatest

Rlood Pun tier known. Its

ders, who i quite ick. Mr. May-, Lhe achievements of the AmericanlpccuHar combination makes it a

the mad loitizen soldiery, and to give to the great 2fonc and Appetizer. bor a

i volunteer soldier and Manor that hon- hillious or a constipated person it

or and place in history which are sojhas no equal, acting upon the Liver

neiu tuinKS ne is now on

l to recovery, however.

GUTHRIE.

STANFORD.

A jolly good time was enjoyed j bv all at the picnic at Peter Breed- j

en's grove, the 25th inst. . . .Joseph ! There is a. gang of men

urrcene is once more on our hireei.s, i putxing up wire icncc aiong iiiim.ui- J00J8 or advocating

or ana place in iusiury wuicn are somas no equal, aciing upon mn j justly their dm'. Logan was never and Kidneys in a pleasant and healTe more eloquent than when reciting thy manner. Read our pamphlet the rail- lii0 jeej8 or advocating tlie rights and learn of the great medicinal

Jn this value of the remedies which enter

Pr ice $1.00

8tate University, gave a lecture on ! of typhoid fever. . ..Key. Patrick : Bartlettsville, visited friends here . w..k hft .letna.ds iustice for the le-into it eomnosition.

rojje", j ulk preached at the baptist church ; Iast week ... hid. John Williams, ot , fendcr., of tho American republic, per bottle; sir bottles $5.00. For

sale bv FariR Bro's, Bloouungton

Ind.

v rFv.b..U . - --j -vt, j " ; fl.iui shows tuat tne saietv ana ier-i

's production, the - - - .Teaches are coming into our t day and Sunday night. . . bart Arm- j ,rtfifinflft r4r rtfl fr, n.itntinr.. .1...

m a vote of thanks. market and are selling at 7T) cents ; strong, of" Monroe county, had a car !lum,i' ' tilfi ittron arms and lov-

ih( annual ad- i ner hushel . . . 1 . t.arnenter has ! load ot corn shinned here last week. ! f , , r. i "

, 4 . , - LI liPMllS I I13I C;iLl.MJ iJiMtllt'l .1. t

a.i i- I 1 - . l X I J I ... a m L " 1 : K fl 1 . l 1 : . i- 1

nir j ne Ural- uwu verv sick h a tew uayit um ; .... ivirs. o?.nie mciianian was v .su - ?

now better Uncle fhomas IIol- i ing her daughter, Mis. I.ucv tfniall-

der is visitimr relatives nere. . . .r. wood, the latter nart of last w?ek.

t if i 7 ,C1 j ' ; 1 W( f - i l tr V . ! iptions of the heroism of individ,;iUll lhe taking off of revenue sU M. Holder return,, irom a western Several irom here attended . the (ia, C(mp:ini(, ments, divis-f")m Proprietory Medicine., toiu-bnday. lie thinks .t locating 5 Sunday school celebration at i arN Mut.h of k reads dcui)t has laimdv benefitted

rhe handsomely printed pages oil FRkb TKADh.

the book abound with thrilling le-: qhe reduction of internal revenue

stamps

the subject,' My Travels in Europe

and as an evidence

for the Professor

institute gave hi

Ira Carter delivered

dress, his subject bei

nance of 1787". Superintendent Craven gave a paper on the subject of "The Teacher on Examination", mm 1 . 1 1

Which uasttiscusiseu at conswerabie lonr-rruia. nc um . h.cui , aunuay sct-ooi ceieurauon at xnn- . , M u j. re.ld)i , , . benefitted the

length by ihe instructors and teach-; in the est....C. V. ha on lett ; lettsville la?t Saturday, and rton yk l rom.ine leonsumers. as welf as removing the

aTS. Mum JosPt Woodward, of tbe I Monday tor aiparaiso, wnere ne ; a pleasant tune. . . . mth. iancy .an- ; Thl. ,vork is t.tlJ)vl iirhu .t1 u. i'1.r(1,.n of 'hoTOe nianufaeturers. Es-

M.irron.snui L' scnuois was unaui- nuiawniu bhwwj iui 4i . n i ut'jsun ituu iaimuaimA-i, idun

Piously elected to deliver the annual j will be s

address at the next Institute. At-inity...

tendance, 180. At 7:30 in the even-j in lovvn

tne. near five hundred people assem- i the butcl

bled at the college chattel to wit- i since the arrival of a line girl T.' brother and look across the wax in

noas or to take part in the spelling j W. Sparks is buying poultry and i a northerly direction Miss Li.ie j ini hchool. T. II. Smith and Miss Ada i shipping t Worthington K. J. j May- accompanied bv Misses Min-Jpu

?AiKAn wafp th parlor Vinon fnr i Kastham is teachinir musK

vide No. 2, and John T. Foster and i Worthington.

. ; . : friends in Kedrord. is down to a . .

44 feet in j WHITE 1IALU

Hame of gas Kpnvlv all have wheat l' round

nLfl un-linr for th nrizfxs lt5" luut " . . - - readv to sow .... x ne Acme narrow Uihes. ThcB w U) l)0 shot The bU of a . the farm-

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CincUrti, lv! G 30! 8 15! 7 00

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Mitchell. Iv II C5!12 01 11 2RI12 15

; pm j am i St. Loui. ar 7 226 40' 7 251 7 45 " I;uly except Sundav. tt)aiiy Tlnough Sleeping Cars to CincinnaH, Ixuisvil!et Pict&burg, Wnshington, Itaitimore, New York, St. Louirf. Cairo, New Orleans and all intei mediate point. For Vmigranu and Land Seekers, the ,40- & M V iz the Best Route because it. is the shortest and ijuiekeet and aflbrds the best accommodations. ' The (). & M. h the only lane running a Sleeping Car between Ciuetuuati aad St. Loui. For reliable information as tc routes, rates, map, tickets, time, etc., :!.pply iii person or by letter to C. . JONES, District Tapscnger Agent OhU&iiississippi ItaiFnay, VlXCKNNKS, lNI, T. T. UA UN AKI, . SH ATTUO, Preset & rten. Man'gi-. G. 1 Agt, CINCINNATI, . D. M. Hammom, Pres THE NEW ALBANY

AM' (i

SHORT

WITH HAND AND TYPE

WRITING, OftVrs excellent taAilitio to mv one

seeklnt: a thorough I'usin-ss J- uc;ition.

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4oe Woodward for side No. .1.1 Th(! Salemlras voll

lhe spelling men commcucea m , . Q-0r ,i " i . ..a .k,. r depth oi 1,78.) foot, and

"P'V r. ::nT:i .' the Trenton rock. A

fttooa: ao. if -v uuit9 , 4it

...ii.. : .ii..., .i r.:u. ..r . .:. ...n .i... ' u"n ",lu ooou nouni wuu vicuauu . mrus

"r ' "umu,u i 2"a. "V S r. " ' V. : iUMrM? i'Vor and oee (?ev roomg, $2.7f, per week. Tuitioi. an-

. ur. ook, oi oisi)i'rry, was v iJliam Watson, oi itionroc couniy. U.'V , . .' v " i . v... - tl,n ...tinn nf I ttonerv lower than that of any

Wdnedav....iMoit Kvans, j ... Levi Small wood likes to HK-nd 11 " 1 r: . . .i w i similar institution. A eorps of We,

.-1 i " itu fiiiiiwiiir .itiMii'i i.i i ri iptu.ui v iiin iiim iiiiv.i'ii. imn urcu . . - ....

ier, kills a beet every week, Sunday evenings here with his Vni.,n,. f v,.r vm. huiulrwl I. f thn peru mreu leaener. r.ro io . ,,i,-Vgc

Ivtitn. ne nd inir Ocncnil hotr:in'. rem-', iwk nili f "4 '1 V : V7. V"

JK ffii. 5i in c J Th" bothereby giving one-fifth more medi- i Ly ,aa-,y of our tduat, . tW.herwim . !. ,"".,l,l.V ;.V,,At.:. . ' Ll! .L;nn In tlTo 7r, nnt- aire. The iwrtmits of a Lumljer of them:

frravin:, r'md -lenr letu-r press make liyul Flower for Dyspepsia and Liver A(tuu v. aiku fimi Uu- handsomest publication which hiislV vnml:iint. and the German Surun .-.,, ' , r.:V rllV xa '

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isic in ; nie Steinsbnrgh and Alary NicholSrv. Son, of Bloomingtoii, are visiting

n:iclH.'(l our hook tabic for some time.

fchen began, which resulted as fol- . -m m -w 3

!iwa : 1st, Mrs. l.ouwe woisen ; ana, John T. Foster: 3rd, Mrs. Rev. Terry, 'Ihe first prixe was Macau

lay'n History of England, in tire!

broken drill in m the bottom of the well. Once tried always used: DurJ ham Coffee.

ers...The stock of goods in the Alexander store will be Hold on the ftth . Mirt&es Kate Morris and Annie Foster, of Worthington, -ind

A L-E S-M E WANTED,

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TO olicit orders tr X UlSSERY

STOliK. 4iood Hilary and expenses

or a cominission.--Permanent employment guaranteed. Aihlress at once, suiting a ire. SXWJ. & ilOWLAil),

NnriTvmen. l. f.oul. Missouri. inii ifce

for though anl Lung troubles, have, perhaps, the largest sale of any medicines in the world. The advantage of increased size of the bottles will be greatly appreciated by the sick and afflicted, io every town and village in civilized countries. Sample bottles for 10 cents remain the

Be it remembered that the Tsuenone oftiee makes a npeia)iv of all kinds of job work, sale bills, letter heads, dodggrs, circuit-it, Jbc., printed on short notice and very cheap. Before getting work dtra always le&ru price at the Tkkk

j vhovb office.