Bloomington Telephone, Volume 11, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 September 1887 — Page 4

DLOOHIXGTOW TELEPHONE. VftMbkMl Friday, witt ThmJaj Extra.

XblTOB AKD FBOFBIBTOB,

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One Year, 11 50 Six Months, .75 Three Months, .40

AdrertiMnf Collected each Month,

Office OTer Collins A KareelPs.

kttentioM I The Republic County Central Committee will meet in the Grand Jnry Room, next Saturday, September 10, 1887, at 1 o'clock, m. Matters of importance make this meeting necessary. A full attendance is desired. Wk. F. BnowKiKe, Chairman. Hxxky F. Dillmak, Sec.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY. (By a Special Reporter. Crook goes to DePanw. Hord is attending Purdue this year. Means is civil engineering in Kansas. Monical, Delu Tan, will he in Monday. Prof. Spangler is expected home

to-morrow

Voyles attends Hose Polytechnic

this year.

Fred Shields will be m St

Loo is this year. Axtell will be in business in Washington this year. The Betas and Sigs each go into a new hall this year. Powell is out this year settling np his estate of some $50,000. Bnrns does special work on the Delphi Journal during the winter. Get your quietuses from W. E. Woodburn, the Treasurer, at the bank; Edgar Taylor, ef class '87, has been elected principal of the Paoli Schools. C. L. Edwards, 'SB, will he here next week on his way to Johns Hopkins. Frank Axtell is up from Washington to giye the Sigma Chis a start off. Miss Diren remains at her home in Anderson this year on account ef weak eyes.

Harry Wiw, Will Gardiner and er, '90.

xuiii Mjvug Mienu -orueu uniTorai ty this year. W. Hammond is visiting hew, B be in bomn in Boston ih;4 year Mitch Shields will take a course in mechanical engineering at Rose Polytechnic this year. Sixty-one trunks were unloaded Tuesday from the north train; most of them property of students. Albert Rabb, 587, is teaching at NewCastle; Chip Newland is principal of the Bedford high school. Stranger students will understand the "why and wherefore" of So much friendliness further on. Among the new arrirals are tionan, from HanoTer, and Clougb, from Miami. Both enter the Junior eiass. -Prof. R. G. Boone will deliver uhe Sunday afternoon lecture at the chapel; subject, "The Beginning of Science.'' It is stated that owing 10 the ;mall membership this term, the igs will not take the ball in the Durand building. Will Robinson, through Sophomore with '88, stopped off here this week on his way to Cornell. He brought a brother with him. Students will find that theColIege column of the Telephone will keep hem posted and be equal to a letter to send home. Mailed to any address for 50 cents to the lt of January: 1 Milo H. Jarae arrived here on Monday evening train, from Warsaw. He intends to attend the University. Mr. James is an old friend if Mr. Duckets, and will lir with hini while here. Prof. Charles Peak, class of 7o6, was married at Valparaiso last ?ek to Miss Maggie Harper, the ceremony being performed by Rev. ifhilmer Day, of the same class. Prof. Peak has moved to Vernon - to tjike charge of the ehoi at that ?!&ce. ' The TKLEriiOditt will coiiUnueU report the domgsaljout the University this year in a special column ud expects an increase of patronage rrom the students. It is published

ft&mi-weeldy and will be fnnished

"Bsfinniags ef Science9', Sept. 11; J. A. Woodburn, "Tour Young Men Shall See Visions", Sept. 18; Howard Sandisoa, State Normal, "Raphael's Transfiguration", Sept. 25 ; H. C. GL von Jagemann, Oct. 2 ; W. W. Parsons, President State Normal, "Ethics of Shakespeare" Oct. If.

r The number of students that

wilt auena tnis year is rougniy estimated by President Jordan as follows : Seniors, 40 ; Juniors, 60 ; Sophomores, 90 ; Freshmen, 150. Old students will notice that the number in each class greatly exeseds that of any previous year. The attendant in the Senior year is over 4t per t ent, better than in '78, when the largest class was graduated.

.The work of Dr. Jordan and his as

sistants during the last three years of summer lectures and institute wrk waft not in vain.

of the condition of each of the organized associations of students at the beginning of the present campaign. Sigma Chi begins with 5 men: Matthews and Tat lock, '88; Robertson, '89 ; McMullen, 90 ; Nicholson, '91. Beta Theta Pi begins with 10 men: Thornton, Cunningham, Shannon, Hight, and Miller, '88; Howe, Madison and Post. '90; Schulte and Cook, '91. Phi Kappa Psi begins with ten men: Buskirk, Driscoti, Golden and Gabe, 'S8:Mutzand Springer, '89: Owen, Kiplinger and O'Donnell, '90; and Thompson, special . Phi Gamma Delu begins with 15 men: G. Hraztan, Warthin and Renham, '88; Dresslar, Green street, Monical ,Able, Williamson, Phil putt and Louden, '89; Hubbard, Ellis, Hatfield and Drybread, 90; and T. Braxtan, '92. Phi Delu Theta begins with 19 men: F. B. Foster, W. H. Foster and Stalker, '88; Mitchell, King, Moss, Honan, Clough, Ireland, Beldon, Fesler, Heiney and Wilsey, '89; French, ubberley, Cravens, Hoskins, Nichols and Hope, '90. Kappa Sigma begins asleep. Bloss, Smalley and Hoop are all out. Smalley and Hoop will be back the second term. Delta Tau Delta be

gins with 6 men: Cox and Ratts,

'88; Milless and Wilson, 'S9; Hudel--mm- ft . .l

ton ana Monical, 90. me rsaros

begin with the usual host. Among

the deeper dyed are Morrison and

the Misses Shannon, Logan, Lowe

and Fry, '88: Shea, Moffett, Brill, Kinsey and Dibell, '89 ; Starbuck and the Misses Grimslev and Fish-

FOR MURDER.

Trial of Chas. Lease.

A CASK VKNUED FROM SPENCER.

THE DePAUW WILL CONTEST.

The time of the court is now being occupied by the Lease murder trial, venued from Spencer, and it is full of interest. From the statements made,that follow, will be found the nature of the charges. Charles Lease, the defendant, is not over 25 years old, is small in stature and not a bad looking fellow. Re has three sisters, very nice looking, who are with him all the time during tbe trial. Among the witnesses for the defense is Wm. Baugh, who only a few days ago killed John Morgan, a respectable citizen of Spenser, and will likely find his future journey more difficult than that of Mr. Lease. W. K. Asher made the opening statement to the jury for the prosecution. He said the killing occurred in Spencer, July 31st, 1886, before a few eye-witneBBe. Philip Dix and the defendant were in a saloon and had been drinking Lease was in toxicatcd. After going out, words were passed orar a boy, about 16 years old, also somewhat intoxicated. Lease pushed the boy (Thomas) down just outside of the saloon ; Dix told him he could not run over a boy while he w as around. In front of Overstreet'a store Lease again pushed the boy down; Dix said he "oughtn't to do that"; at this the defendant then stabbed Dix, he alleging that Dix had struck him. The wound passed through the lungs and diaphragm, entering the stomach, being about 1 inches deep and 2 inches long. He died on the 7th day of August, iu a boarding houe, he being a workman on the I. & V. railroad. Mr. Dix wart a

j peaceable and tow-abiding citizen.

Willis Hickam in the statement for the defense, said it would be proreu that another person shoved the boy down, and that Lease killed Dix in self defense The dying statement of the murdered man read before the jury was as follows: "Knowing that I am at tho poin t of death and that all hope of life hi

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S!t MlLHt m

HARDWARE,

A MIGHTY CAKGKBSH OF WORLD FAMOUS FEATURES!

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TROUPE OF WIRE WALKERS!

Life on the Plains! And thrillingly contracting &be Wild West and the New World with the classic pastimes ot the Old; introducing Cowboys, Western Indians and Mexican VaqiWoa- The most novel and complete exhibition of the kind rer projected. Thisezhibition is not a show but a fact. Grjjw FREE STREET PARADE ! JE7' Admission, 25 cents ! jggy Two Performances Daily, at 1 and 7 p.m.

OVER THE COUNTY.

EV EKY

UNION

STAl'l IN THE

CALLING FOR IT We clip tbe following from the Detroit FreeFreSp Detroit Mio::i , Hpt f 1 ; The romarkahle suoie!s attained by Hihbar-.rflKhcuinatlc Syrup ia 4 muni en oouragiug evidence thai an honest, pure iuiu vsliiabl! medicine i: not incjpiible of Htttar:iiDr thr attention of every family

ad Mrs Brashabcr and jhil-i;,ir n!wiira 3eems IO Kuaged the

were Tuiiimr south of townfLuu.K .'T t..?.?n.l m .,cn" !'wrsfe tara,Jr

ft lue9iay and Wednesday Uems to b but n., nn,nt.tn t

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From ttpceial Correspondents. WEST OF TOWN. T'isre was no Sunday school at tbt Shtrfsy last Sunday, on account of tho basket meetiuir at Ooss

dren

' r 1 m . I

ism mil nu joaiejwutmion tisii- trivnt merit i lainilv fenii'dv In fat

ed Clara and Moilie Cory last Hibbar-i'M RlimmtitcSyrui has struck tbe WedneHdav before returning to their ,'ol.teu mean In the. rreatmnnt of all home at llarrodnburfy Wm Wtiimer 1" J. i,n flr.l Mnctre nome at tiarroasuurg. . . m. v eiruer plf.asure lo lie allle to ol!roni,..e it; and wtfe are the happy parents of a spic.ions pcpuUrity i hy bate just bey . . . .Orlan Cory and sisters pnt f ublisheJ a book ifoatiiur or. all blood la-1 Saturday night with Hulcee li-ast' a work on diileitit I'Ueases Hamilton and sister near While eir causes, etc ; also rcuedjes and Mr Dauhertv brothtr of Mrs U w a work of arr, finely : , : 1Vuntrl7' Drottlel 01 Ur8-,ill..8trHtiug the fitfht wondnn of the Y ard, is visiting hr at present. twrii with n bwtory feach Hoosikr. j K very family houid hive in Call on

5'our druggist for one; i' you are unable

CLEAR CREEK. Editor Tklf.phoxe: I nee your reporter from our town savs "The

to procure, write the Rheumatic Svrun

rompuny, Jackson, MIoh , mid they will ni:tii it to von

SOltTH-

tli K AT KXerJEMEWT IX

abandoned for want of atone." Suoli; EKX INDIANA 10 aot tho case ami we think lb r- irt,i rzJ. '

Stotet, Tinware, Dn, SmI

cultural InplemenU. A$mt for Buckeye Binders, lUqpers, and Mowers. Alflo manufactarer of Vaa Slyke Paten); Evaporator. South Side the Square. BLOOMINGTON, 1 INP. 4.000 WAl DAY. rhar. ib the uvwHge amount pMi by the Traveler' Inwuranoe ( -ompft-ny, of Hartford, ona, for losse. They pay for aniaHR of uccidentt f such magnitude and variety that almost confound belief; accidents that have involved every part of the human body from scalp to toe ; that have occurred through every instrmmentalitr. animate or inanimate, from babiee to oxen, from tacks te hydraulic presMeR, from tea kettles to locomotive in every department of life, at home and abroad, at weik and at play, asleep and awake, walking arid riding, in ove's occupaties and oat of it. An accident policy in the Travelers9 is a first rate thing to have, and there are very few wbe cannot afford to have one. No medical examination necessary. Call si our office and make application. RmrEKB A WOOLLBT, Bloomington lad THK OLD KKUAU),!

The New Albany Public Ledger Pon(.M.n!n- tho iniur nf which 1

says: "It is believed that eminent ; am dying. Mynam.i Philip Du,!

lawyer? wlii ? twpioyea to assist ; ana my jormer jiome was xeiiow

Alia

the

Tho n.ral hplipf t)it. i.b. i There r several of uk togethe

contest will be compromified i more i ,NVe went out on the side walk and a than likely erroneous. Both fides ! bo' araTed honiaa were in thf mean business and more than prob- crp;3- Lotue vushd, h,m 0TC1 1 able the trial will be the most bitter, j J:old Lease he couldn t run over a expensive and exciting ever held in bo wheD was around. 1 here wag the State. Hundreds of witnesses fe,w vrord Pa89!d hox lllls: ?ut 1 will be required to testify and many don 1 remember juit what. I here will ho obliged to reveal facta that ! tung like a quarrel. . all they would rather keep secret. It walked along together acru the issaid that the fortunate devisees had 1 reet- Sf? lld me "ol Pto,1foll.ow talked the matter over and bad ; Jim; I tW hiu 1 was not followin about concluded to make Mrs. Mc- him- continued iwsing word Intoeh's share approximately equal : "t Wy ot ac:l;fss t.he f oeLt., thir nwn. hut now u rr,fnnrnmift h,1 W WCro Still talking Laase

cut me. lie aiu lie knew ne had

and that he would cut me again. He then went off; I struck him with

porter of the Clear (..'reek item has neither bean to the quarry nor made any inquiry abeut it, for there h&i been conaiderable work done,

and the atone ib very fine and the

ledtje large. Oxe-Who-Knowj.

dudlky7 -Dr. Kice moves into his lew house near South Union next Tues

day Fish raisers in these prote in larH package and U the )reatest Ar htvina t.rnnhln at n.nt tokofn BlKd Purifler known It peculiar COm-

their ponds supplied wnth water. , .

ttftulemtsii You have the bet merit-

cine for a jcinrrI family reiniily ever put U) I have fr t?oaie tim bn "ttuffeiSitg with l i'ieu mutism of the heart, and I teceived more relief from the ;ie of it

jl mean "Hihlmrd1) Kheumatio iJryup'

thau from all tin rewelifn I have wver used T hoariily mcommeud it to al! whe may be suffering from flitch troubles ' John Clements

Ilibbtrl Kheumatic yrup ia put up

OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY. 'KM The Popular '1 ' rough Ron to ad Din ct Fast Line to All Points EAST AND WEST Fast Pirne, Bot Accommodii.toM and Sure Connections u. Union Depot. A FOUR DAILY TRACKS 1 Kach Way Between CiKci2fNATr.,LoursvrMje and Sr.Louai Stopping at Way Points. Luxuriant Parlor CMv on all Day Tiains. Pulra e Setpinjj :.'ars ofc all NijjhtTrain." Fit Dap Coaches on all Trainw TRAINS tiOlKw KAhr:

1 3 i

at sit

5Z5

A new erirlbabv at S. K. Kovrers

houie aud iSam doing as iroll an could be expected ...Dave Will Cender and M. II. lluekirk both aim to put up new houses this fall. . . .

Tho saw mill at this point lias chmged hands, a Mr. Jackson now being the owner.... D. W. Candor has Moved hii haw mill to Wm.

biinitiou nmkesitagreat Family Kemedy

For advxpeplic, bilious or a constipated person it h:iM no equal, acting upon the toaiacli, Itvor and kidneys in a pleasant and healthy m:tnnr Read our pamphlet and learn of the m-edifiu&l value of ihe remedtei which cutor iotoivi compojdliou Prit! $1.00 per bottle : 'x but

tles. $r.00 For 4lo by dtvgnU

; htd j am St.Louiv lv 5 2V 8 00

Mitchell, h

M ft

pna

7 iX'i

um 1

2 30 2 40 2 28

7 32) 30! 6 SO 2b 6 2&! 6 20

Ciucin'tL ar

Loui9vitnri

TRAiKS GOEXa WEPT I

mm 3 It 7 !

CincinMi, lv

arn 8 15i

paj j 7 001

id almost impossible, and the court

alone c

leading citien is of the

i i. ,. as a 1 iciL lu oioou arm ioiu Jiuxi uc iwm

o ' - v' vf

t that DePauw University and other

educational and charitable institutions will refuse to accept the bequests made by Mr. DePauw. It is the general belief that, if the will

be declared void, it would be better

mv hand once, but don?t remember whether it way before he cut rno or not. T did not make anv threat

at all until after he

against aim

for all parties concerned, but the ! cu me jbtfefMlflnUi in th Mii!t nrA nf a Mn. lt required 1 UChdi

ikfendants in tbe suit are of aeon-, iuehu, "ww.v trary opinion. No doubt tbe trial I an1 yesterday to try tbo ca.e. Ihere will be by jury, and it will be a wer 4 witnesses for the prosecution, A:m.. ...:. : .. :fA,.A 30 for the defendant. V or the defond-

UlLUUIlll lUitllCl IU JiCL l P Hill IWIUI , iurv. Notwithstanding t.h faet.oni! ' aut K- MlL'rH' .-apt. Loam and

rf j . m .,,7

of the plaintiff s lawyer rem

that vhey did not de&ire tin

trifl Hv lh nnntLiinoii2 All lho

real uewq.ape.s in this neighbor-' namc 'A tho-, juijnmn trying the hood have had considerable to suv i ? ar ; Menard M butcher J. nUAv rt A,t Milton Koocrs, B. Hufl. Ij. H.

y 111 MVIHVl IT 111

WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO. The unprecedented isale of o.-

Kurch'B, in Indian Creek towruhhipAff'.-.- Oertuau Syrup within a few

. . .Tbe Fosset brothers haTe mored Yeara. nan astoniKDea tne woiia. it their mill onto Es Morgan's farm. . without doubt tho .safest and best

. . Mr. Johnson has moved his mill remedy ever aiscoverca- lor tne

onto

BLoomi

has been ik for sometime, has gone tc Bloomingtou to recuperate Hauling water and driving stock to water is now the order of the d;iv. . . . Rebt. Smith is going into the luniberiug buiint-ss. . . . Mr. Kanady has his new bouse finished .... Kelly Thrasher's babe died last Sunday, Catt. Jack.

pm 8 0t

Mitchell. Ivill L!l2 01! 11. 2fl!l

am I

251

St.

: pm !

7 4S

Mr. Hopewell's farm near jepoedy and effectual cure of Couglw, inyton Jofi (ireene. wholColds and the severest Lung troa-

UIt3. it actH on an entirely oilier-

ent principle irom tuc usual pre-!

Hcriptions given by Physicians, as it does not dry up a Cough and leave the disease Htill in the system, but on tho contrary removes the Mime ot the trouble, heals the parts affected and leaves them in a purely

healthy condition. A bottle kept in tho hrni&o for uo when the dis-

Hoffm WIevJnsuniDiU!. easea mako heir appeantnee, will

BEST ON THE EARTH, Jsave doctor bills and a Ion- spell

s . l . . -lv or serious uinesH. : inai w vou-

11 beaj wb5:wiiiiwmii. tuc 1 uui , BEST ON THE EAKTIT. Jsave doctor bills and a Ion- spell ractory : 30 for the defendant 1 or the defend- Ft,.tili. of HCi ious illnesn. A trial will eonl!t on; ! ant, R. W. Micro, Capt. Beam and . 'VP; u im i u ncai rutin itc,one Win. TT. , '.mwUrino- for iht' 'a!?' " ail-1 ready V"',1 , , , -I V : i ! narked : WlUls 11 oK,u" Alc "l'V1V St U i. to nrove thi assertion to -mv and all tivcly sold by all druggists and genfJ prosecution. Senator Kowlor, W. It tf jnovc tin. asHtiuon to anv anu n ; Ahor and Edward (Vrr. The no may call on us. is I)nll will 1 L' 1 , L J"lU- 1 '

j i i... i.4v.:.... u

much more to aar for the edification o. u,..., """7

-Of their readers. While but one ' wr, xiooeri, j y u , t u .? , v,,-

person can execute a will, it requires j er8j l,arvy bko! U m- 1 0(Jl-' twelve men to confirm or declare; ,,, 0 . , tho inKi.niim.nt x r.J,! if 1 h" -T,r.V retired VeStOltlav CVl-

i k .... v:., r r,.;Jcts.. larare Douies.

li:?cr: no bunching of wheat; the

draft is light and the machine is easily managed. Coine aud .see it. .McPllKRTBUS & ShOEMAKKH.

W ii JLUJttJliD $50 z.:: $150.

:'lailr f'xeept Sunday, f ifaily, lliroxigh SUpin (.far-; fa Cinciunali. Louisville Pitts-burf, Was h ; n g t on B a J tl x or?, Xe w York, St. Louis. Cuii'o, New Orlatus una all intotniediate joit;is. For Kinirants nud Land Stoker., Ua ,sO. & M.M" U tin; Btt Roull;niw ilk tho (shortcut ' and quickest and afforfle the bct aivoroTnodaiioii-s.. The O. t M. U the only f.lne running a fJlwping Trir birtMctn ';iacin;2aii txw St. Louis" For reliable in formation as to routes, rate, naps, t:ckrts, ti:n? otc..' apfdr iri perMHi or hv fettvr to G. JOES, l')i?tnit Pap'Ujxer A;eut Ohio & issippi Hail'Aay. VlNCr:NXES. ISM). Prrs't A Con. MauV. O. V. AgtOiNCINNATt, f.

f). M. U (MMONi. liV i. (j.

jurv. n tne will bo Utciaivd voia, ; ,,I,, "r ; Airs. Mcintosh will sot nonvly ; cool i ha1 not made a verdict- ; million, and the fhci will be . J ; ,

thousands of dollars better olL as f ,,C.,5,U!W m " -"- ,

ied a buliiinir eiuo.. rsome oi ine j more iinertretie and io-ahead iadieu .

American Make the Best !

etler u a.

well. It h &U1 thai Mr. leP;iuv

Mcintosh that "if thov married ; ot '". r,'cliVy Jr.oPusu.1 tlu

1 iiAvpii : organization, ana tne tnirty 8narrs,

worth one dollar each, were

against his wishes thev nee

expect any support or bounty at his band, or any sbare of hi property after his death."

faring the college year for $1.00. of ld. VoU will be held on

ine wgner wuco u wi iae Tbun(U Seot SMh( at XXQ fa;r

iower onea should jirofit by their ex- j

ample. Howard teaches at feulphur

rin, Montaua, this year; and Miss Delia Wylie in Monroe county: Sudbury in Monroe county: C::

A. Ratts iu Clark Monty; Knonpi

and Rozelie in Madiaon connty;j TrAtit at. Kafyer.townt f!orp in Mor- I

$an county; Hoyd in Putnam; Beck at Selleraburg and many others net reported. - .

lt are on the ,

goon

taken. A house was built with steps leading down to the edye of White river, bathing suits purchased, and the iadie of Spencer's bathing club now sport at will, during the pleasant evenings, in the clear and retreahii'ig waters of the river. Enough applications of membership have been made to insure the organ-

grounds. All member are requested to meet on the northeast corner of the fair grounds at 10 a. m. to

make arrangements for the reunion ( i.ation of another club.

at Columbus, Ind., and have a good time generally. M. C. Huntxk, Col. .nd Ind. S. McWyub, Capt. Co. h 82nd.

XOTK E TO CO'NTRACl'ORS. Bids will be received by the Common Council nf the CitY of iiloom-

mgtoiij ludiaiui. in the council jCnii aui iook jor yourwui, mu Chamber, at their regular mooting; l;(.st tock of Jewelry Kept in Och,hi's -A !sSl j Liloomington. for improving Seventh street, irom I , r.,,,jrf. . College Avenue to Muple street. jLADI KiS? OKNAMtNTis. .Specifications fir said improve-: WATCHES, ments are now on ii lo, and can bei CHAINS, seen at the City Clerk's oflico. RINGS The Common Council reserve the irfour i hl rioht to reject any or all bids. HA l,BflfAllfc Contractors will observe the fob JOSH. HOWE, - West Side. I.-WWwf Will wl.WltlJ llV till iinmiiiiinii.iiiM vm m ml i -

Common Connril: iC ' Jlir -Ii JES-S M ft

Reaolved. That hereafter, no tMdsj- WANTED,

THE NEW ALBANY

Try the Tjcmwhoxb to the end of the year only 30 cents.

Once tried always used: DurJ

The watermelon reason is draw- j ig to a eloe ii Jackson couity. j The shipments of this product from 1 that county to date is from Vailoma, S cars ; " Kwing, 127 ; Seymour, I 4? and Heekford, 20, making a to- 1 tal of i!57 cars against 010 cars to same date last year, and Sf cars ; the rear before.

will be received and acted upon by the Common Council, unless the names of the sureties who are to sign the bold of tho applicant, in case he is awarded the contract, are

g.yen tu the bid. ! ROBT. C. (r REEVES, j CitY Clerk.; MONEY TO LOAN. i On long time ot iotr rnr So in-, terest in advance. M. -M. lLM.Vr', At Mnvorn o fav

T ) solicit orders lor N UKS-K KY S1VK2K. Good salary and expenses or a comuiiasion.--Permanent employmeat guavftntwd. Address at once, stalin-ago. SNfcUL 6 HOWLANl Nuwrymon, 5t Lott'ia. Mu'pourb

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ris-.jv in il . il'.my Mi.iu r ;.itt t ''' 7 wftU .

WITH SHOUT HANI) ANI TYPE WRITING, Oiler excellent lacilitks any nc seeking a thorough lU'.in Eduoatior. Good hoard with elegantly 1'uinihed rooms, 7-"j per wek. Tuition and stationery lower than thai of any other NimilaV ii)tiiutiot. A corps ofaerperieneed te;U'ln i. Write for ollejje Journal (free, giving full information pertaining tocon.se; he capacities tilltd by ruiiny of our gralnate, toother with portraits of a inunber of them. Addre. I. C. STKUNK, h ". New Albany, Inn. Kail term open Hepi. uth, Be it remembered that the Tjsu iiione office makes a specialty of all kmdfi of job work, sale bill, letter heads, dodger, circular. Jfcc.. printed on short notice suacl very cheap. Before getting work dose alwavh learn priceM at the Ti.' iMiorfT office.