Bloomington Telephone, Volume 11, Number 22, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 October 1887 — Page 4
BLOOMINGTON TELEPHONE.
PubHthod Friday, with Tuesday Extra. EDITOR AND PKOPRIKTOR, W. 8. BRADFUTE.
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SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORS.
A COMPLETE LIST OF THE rRXMIUMS AWAltDSD AT THE THIBD ANNUAL FAIR OF MONKOE COUNTY.
ington, A E Johnson; f months under I, A E Johnson, Jos S Johnson ; under 6 months, John Hall, A E Johnson. Small Breeds : Boar 1 and over, F R Kirby, W H Lewis ; 6 months under I, Jos MoKinley ; under 6 months, I M Rogers. Sow 1 and ot er, S Dinsmore, B A Rogers; 6 month under 1, Jos McKinley, B A Rogers: under 6 mouths, I M Rogers. Swtepstakes : Boar, any age, Large Breed, John Hall; do, dc, Small Breed, S Dinsmore. Sow and pigs, Small Breed, S Dinsmore; do, Large Breed, John Huntington. Pen of shoats, John Huntington. MULES.
Jack, 3 and over, Ed Stipp, John
Knitting and crochet work : Infant's knit shirt, Mrs J Hutchins. Infant's knit socks, ArsJ Hutchins. Infant's knit hood, Mrs J Hutchins. Fascinator, Mrs B F Adams. Crochet child's sack, Mrs J Hutchins. Crochet tidy, Mrs R Gilmore, Mrs J Hutchins. (-rochet 1 ace d i spl ay , M rs Robt G i 1 mo re, Kate Johnson. Knit lace ditplay, Mrs Rob't Gilmore. Knit 6 rachet lambrequins, Minnie Borland. Lace work: Tatting display, Mis. Kob't Gilmore. Feather edge, Mrs J Hutchins. Rick rack, ( liai iotte Pering. Machine and Hand Work: Silk quilt, Mrs. Jennie L Seward.
Crazy quilt, Mrs J Hutcnim;. But-
Not The tirst name is the owner iven first iremium; the second is the wner awarded second premium. TABLE LUXURIES. 2 fl bmtter, Mary E Rogers, Eliza A Rogers. gal maple molasses, D Morris, Margaret Neeld. i gal sorghum stolasses, R L Stevens, W H Lewis. Collection canned fruit, Mrs E H Neeld, Mrs J J Wampler. Col preserves, Mrs E H Neeld, Fannie Bunger. Col jellies, Mrs E H Neeld, Sarah Ward. Col sweet pickles, Mrs E H Neeld, Fannie Bunger. Cucumber pickles, Mrs J J Wampler. Wheat bread, yeast, Eliza A Rogers, Fannie Bunger. Wheat bread, salt, Miss Comie Kelly, Ada Blair.. Corn bread, Mary E Rogers.
Graham bread, Mrs B A Rogers, Mrs B A Rogers. Cake, any variety, Ada Blair, Mrs B A Rogers. Fruit cake, Fannie Banger. Jelly cake, Ada Blair, Mrs B A Rogers. Fancy cake, Ada Blair, Fannie BungerWbite cake, Ada Blair, Maggie Hunter. Chocolate cake, Mrs B A Rogers, Mrs Jennie L Seward. Col of cakes and bread, Ada Blair, Fannie Bunger. 5 lb maple sugar, D Morris. GRAIN ANX SXEDS. bu yellow corn, J S Dinsmore, W M Bunger. bu white corn, R L Stevens, J E Martin. bn corn any color, Wm Huntington, W M Bunger. bn red wheat, D Morris, J S Dinsmore. bu amber wheat, ThosEller, W M Bunger. bu oats, Jos M Johnson, John Hall. Peck of popcorn, John Huntington, J S Dinsmore. bu timothy seed, John Huntington, J S Dinsmore. lr bu orchard grass seed, W M A kirby, W H Neeld. A- bu red clover seed, W M Bunger, Jos Bunger. 10 lb sorghum seed, John Huntington, Robt Neeld. Collection of grain and seeds, W H Neeld. APPLES A2TD KKUIT. 20 varieties of apples, A E Pering. 12 varieties of apples, Geo P Campbell. 6 varieties of apples, J C Hunter. Plate of Maiden Blush apple, Fannie Banger. Rambo, Geo P Campbell. Ben Davis, W M Peeves. Smith Cider, Geo P Campbell. Fallwater, Geo P Campblell. Fall Pippin, J C Hunter. Clayton, Geo P Campbell Jersey Black, G P Campbell. Baldwin, E A Pering. Northern Spy, M L Rogers. Vandever Pippin, E A Perinff, Genet,
Geo P Campbell. London Sweet, Geo P Campbell Never Fail, J C Hunter. Hughes' Crab, G P Campbell iLittle Romanite, G P Campbell. Winter Sweet, W M Reeves. Green Pippin, Geo P Campbell White cling peaches, John J Wampler. Yellow cling peaches, John J Wampler. Early October peaches, W B Farmer. Late October peaehes, E D Farmer. 2 varieties grapes, Tony Winders. . reuLuv. Light Bramah fowls, S Dinsmore, G. II. Pnett Light Bramah chicks, S Dinsmore,MaryA Dinsmore. Buff Cochin chicks, John Hall Langsham chicks, G M Puett, W D Puett Plymouth fowls, Jos M Johneon, Ray McGee. Do, chicks, A E Johnson, Jos M Johnson. Brown Leghorn chicks, John Hall, do. Do, fowls, John Hall Houdan fowls, C R Worrail Do, chicks, C R Worrail Seabright Bantam fowls, John Hall Geo Hood. Do, chicks, Lena Johnson. John Hall
Bronze tnrkeys, old, S Dinsmore, A E Johnsen. Do, 18S7, A E Johnson. White Holland turkeys, old, Mary E Rogers. Do, 1387. A E Johnson, Mary E Rogers. Toulouse geese, old, A E Johnson. Do, 1887, Jos M Johnson. Pekin ducks, A E Johnson. Peafowls. B A Rogers, do. Lijht Guineas, Ed Smith, B A Roger. Heaviest turkey, W M Banger. Heaviest hen, S Dinsmore. Best broed of chickens, A E Johnson. Pair Brudny chickens, John Hall. BELSEF. Long Wool: Buck 1 under 2,Johu Hall; under 1 F R Kirby. Ewe under 1, John Hall Middle Wool: Buck under 1, F R Kirby, Colfax, Reeves. Ewe 2 and over, F R Kir
by, do; 1 under 2, F R Kirby, do ; under 1, do. Pair lambs, F R Kirby. Short Wool . Buck S and over, J M Miller, I P Hopewell. Ewe 8 and over, J M Miller; 1 under 2, do. Pair lambs, Colfax Reeves. Sweepstakes : Back, any age, Long Wool, John Hall; do, do, Middle Wool, Colfax Reeves; do, do, Short Wool, J M Miller. Pen of 5 lambs, Colfax Reeves. HOOS. Large Breeds : Boar I and over, A E Johnson, I P Hopewell; under $ months, John Hall, John Huntington. Saw 1 and rer,JohuHunt-
Balkiiger. Mule, 4 and over, John tonnota display, iLrs it r Jonrisoii, Hinkle, F. R. Kirby; 3 and under 4, M T Dinsmore. Hemstitching. FloA E Johnson.do. Mule colt, Frank-! ra Fee. Hand work, Mrs li P fohn-
lin Coleman, Jas Stotts. Pair of
mules
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sou. Pillow and sheet shams, Mrs.
, 3 and over, John Hinkle, V Kob't Uilmore, Jiay reward. Rraid-
Kirby. Sweepstakes: Jack, any ; ing display, Mrs Kob't Gilmore.
ase, -isci on pp. - uuuitivin.P) tuning, .u cattle. ' T Gordon. Best made dres., Mr J
Herd of cattle: Hull and 5 ows or i Hutchins, Mrs Rob t Gilmore. Best
heifers, John Welch. Herd of 5 i made skirt, Mrs J Hutchins, L.'bbie calves or yearlings, John Welch, do. j Cookerly. Embroidery : Lie en floss,
by three of the evangelists, Matthew, chapter 17 ; Mark, 9 ; Luke, Omitting all parts not directly connected with it, I quote from them. Matthew. "Jesus taketh L'eter, James and John his brother ui into
AH THERE ! HALF FARE ! Cheap txcureions to Florida and the South, witli choice of routes. Sept. 19th and 20th, and on Oct.
; 10th and 11th the Monon Route (L., f N. A. & C. Ry.) will .sell round trip
transtigurod before them : and his face did Rhine as the sun, and hi h
raiment was white as the light. "And behold there appeared unto them Moses and Eiias talking with
him. . . .While he ('Peter) yet spake
LiVbie Cookerly; cotton, Mrs Kob't
Gilmore; child's cotton dress, M rs R Gilmore; Handkerchief, Flora Fee; silk specimen, Mary A Campbell;
a high mountain apart, and was. tickets from Chicane and local sta
tions, at rate of one limited fare to the following prominent points : Howling Green, Ky.; McKenzie, Tenn.; Columbia, Term.; Uecatur, Ala , and Chippy, Fla. The return portion of ticket can be used nnv
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tM'iioiu a ih-'(U cxiuu or.Mnjiuowcu j uxnv within ;u days from stamp them And. when lite disciples date. Slop overs will be allowed heard (th voice from tin cloud) on the tfoin portion at different they fell on their face, and were points south of Louisville or Cincinsore afraid." nati. For full information adMark relates th I ran .Hguration dress K, O. McConntrk, Gen'l Pass, in the same lanuae virtually, ex- Agt. Mouon Route, Chicago. ccpt in this, that the raiment only of j -- Christ became shining "exceeding ! BEST ON THE EARTH, white as snow." VVe have the 1 et Wheat FertiliLiike is different fiom both in I zing Drill on earth, and stand ready stating; the object of their going j to prove this assertion to anv and all upon the mountain. It was to pray, i who may call on us. This l)rill will and as Christ prayed, "the fashion j not choke up wilh any kind of fertiof his countenance was altered, and ! lizer; no bundling f wheat; the bis raiment was irhite and p;listet4i- ! draf. is liht a id the machine is
j intr." Two men talked with him, : easily managed. Jonie and see it.
which were Moses and Elias. who
appeared in giory, and spake of his! decease., which he should aucomnh.sh at Jerusalem. Hut Peter and '
I r.hey that were with him were l;eavy :
wun sieep, ana wnen tnev were
McPukktk its & Shokmaki.i;
NOTICE TO CONTRA CTOKS.
: Bull, 3 and over, JobnWelcb, ; liutcinns; pillow and sheet shams,
Reed; 1 under 2. John Welch, i Jjibme Cookerly; ouiJuie disulav,
. Cow. 3 and over John V7elch, I Charlotte Pering: Kensington,' Lib-
the Council
meeting
awake, they saw his glory, and ttie ' ington, Indiana, in the two men that stood with him : Chamber, at their regular
There came a cloud, and over-shad- t . November tst 168, owed them, and thev feared a they r improving Seventh street; from entered into the cloud." Then fol- : College Avenue io Maple street Iowa the voice from the cloud. I Specifications for tsaid improveThe lecturer exhibited a copy of ! ments are now on tile, and can be
Gilmore; art in color, frs Kob't ! the painting, of course much small- : sn :it the City Clerk's ofnee. Gilmore; chenile, Mrs Julia JSrax- tr but a correct coy. The Common Council reserve the tan; araaene, Mrs Julia JJraxtan; The painting consisted of two 1 ril3t 10 inject any or all bids. hii?h art Mrs Rob't Gilmore: fire partu : vie toi where Christ was .Contractors will observe the fol-
plareu, raised up above the ground, town;g resoiutioti adopted ly the his whole person and the air around I Common Council:
him, illumined with a bright 1: ght, ! Resolved, That; hereafter, no bids j emanating from his person, indica- wil1 h received and acted upou' by : tive of his divine, character. On hitll(? Common Council, unless the; ritrht, within the circle of the ilium- names of the sureties who are to;
ination, was Elias ; on his left, 2o- SiSn Ul l)0l(1 ci the applicant, in
screen. Miscellaneous : Glove box, Jennie Wilson; broom holder, Ay J Hutchins; sofa pillow. Mm Lena
Beck; iamp mat, M Sordon; toilet!
mat Mrs J Hutching; chair stripe, Libbie Cookerly; lambrequin, Lilbie Cookerly; tidy not crochet, Min
nie Borland; upholsterv chair, Mrs ! ; both, like Chriat, roting on
Kobt Gilmore; JO yds rag caruet, J the air.
Mrs G Sutherland; rugr, May Suther
land; fur rug, Mrs 11 A Rogers; Cotton quilt, Mrs F Bluett; toilet set, Minnie Borland; apron, Mrs li Gil-
Now what is tbere to jiistif v such
a perversion of the statement of tiie gospel of Luke, htwo men that stood with him." All three were ttnd-
case he is awarded the contract, are
iven in the bid. ROBT. C. G REEVES, 22-4 Citv Clerk.
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Sweepstakes: Bull, any age, John Reed. Cow and calf, any age, John Welch. Bull and 5 best calves, John Welch. Cow, any age, John
Welch. Grade cattle: Bull and 5 ! ilk skirt, Mrs B A Rogew; table
best calves. I P Hopewell. Bull, ;cover, Agnes E Foster; ottoman any age, I P Hope wed. Cow and j cover, Mrs Rob t Gilmore; chair cotcaff, J S Dinsmore. Milk cowj er, Mrs RoVt Gilmore; .sofa cushion, J S Dinsmore Cow, any age, J S j Agnes K Foster; toilet cushion, Mrs
Dinsmere. Thoroughbred Short- j Julia Braxtan; mtant's cioak, Mrs J
horn
John
do
do; 2 under 3, John Welch, do. bie Cookerly; tapestry, .Mrs Rob'
Heifer, 1 under 2, John Welch, do; 11 months, under 1 year, John Welch, do. Bull, under 1 year, John Welch, A E Johnson. Jerseys : Cow, 3 and over, B A Rogers ; 2 under 3, Ed Srnhh Giade cattle : Bull, 3 and over, I P Hopewell; under 1, 1 P Hopewell, A E Johnson. Cow, 3 and over, J S Dinsmere, do. Heifer, 2 under 3, W M Bunger, J S Dinsmore; under 1, A E Johnson, J S Dinsmore. Fat cattle : Best fat cow or heifer, John Welch, do. Steer, I under 2, J S Dinsmore; under 2, J S Dinsmore. HOKSKS. French Imported : Stallion, 4 and over, S Dinsmore; 3 under 4, J M Miller. Heavy Draft Grade : Stallion, 4 and over, John Huntington, N E Mathers; 3 under 4, J M Miller. Stallion colt, D Morris, J S Dinsmore. Mare, 4 and over, O G Bunger, Wm Linsecourt; 3 under 4, S Dinsmore, Wm Bunger; 1 and under 2, Geo P Campbell. Gelding 4 and over, J S Dinsmore, Mack Reeve. Saddle horse, S M Math
ers, Ira Dillman. General purpose: ; L2a.1i: A J At U.. ,, t
Wm Farmer; 3 under 4, Franklin Coleman; 2 under 3, D Morris, J M Miller; 1 and under 2, Sam Cathcart, T J Bweesy. Stallion celt, O. G. Bunger, B A Rogers. Mare, 4 and over, W M Reeves, Robt Miers; 3 under 4, W M Reeves, M C Kirby; 2 under 3, S Dinsmore, Chas Ward; I under 2, J S Dinsmore. Gelding, 4 and over, O G Bunger, O P Burget; 3 under 4, B A Rogers, J R Kirby; 2 under 3, J S Dinsmore, Wm
Fee. Light Harness : Stallion, 4 and over, A J Lee, J M Miller, Mare, 4 and over, C C Artebern; 3 under 4, John Cole, $ Dinsmore. Gelding, 4 and over, O P Burget. Light harness team, O P Burget, Sweepstakes : Stallion, any age, draft, J M Miller; do, do, except draft, Wm M Reeves. Stallion showing three best colts, N E Mathers? Mare, any age, draft, Wm Linsecourt; do, do, except draft, J S Dinsmore. Brood mare and colt, O G Bunger. Herd of 5, S Dinsmore. Best match team, O P Bur tr
et. POTATOES.
Peck White Star, J S Dinsmore
Early Rose, J S Dinsmore, A F
Early Ohio, Fannie Bunger, A E Darning: Kato Elger. Button : Art, no more than Religion, can I. Ia or,,Ier to meet a nntural inquiry Johnson. Shaker Russet, A E John- hole Display: Kate Eleer. ( alien ; violate truth. Hovr much the truth 111 reKard tourpm lessiouolanJ per-
W- J. Allen, JCT 13KA1-R IN JJJF
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HARDWARE,
Stoves, Tinware, Doors, Sash, Agri cultural Implements. Agnt for Buckeye Binders, Rc&pers, and Mowers. A ho manufacturer of Van Slykee Patent Evaporator. South Side the Sonar. BLOOMINGTOX, IND.
v-V.OOd !'ER DAY. That i the average amount ;5aul by i he Travelers' fTisurance Company, of .Harl ford, Conn, for losses. They pay for a mass of accident of such magnitude and variety that almost confound belief; accidents that have involved every part, of the human body from rcalp to toe a; :hat have occurred through every instrumentality, animate or i lanimate, from abiis to oxen, from tacks to hydraulic presses, from ta ketties to locomotives, in every department
ot lite, at home and abroao, at work
11 V,
mon Council of ihe Oilv of Bloom- - ' "T: :"-".'
uin hiiu iiuiiiL7. ill es o ;ciiTaTion
and out of it- An accident policy in the Travelers' is a first rate thing to have, and there are vory few who cannot afford to have one. No medical examination necessary. Call at our oflice and make application. RoGKtes tfc Woollk, Bloomiuton lad D. M. ir.iM.woNU, IVes i. if. Stuusk, Secy. THE NEW ALBANY
more; crazy cushion, Minnie Hor- i mg. hat right has an artist thus laad ; table scarf, Grettie Dinsmcre; I to pervert the simple Ktatement- of head cushion, Mrs Julia Braxtan; i the Scriptures V tray cover, Libbie Cookerly; painted : Iut further; At. the foot of the banner, Libbie Cookerly: pillow' mouniain, the twelve apostles are shams, Mrs B A Holers: suu bonnet! represented, when but three are
Mary A Campbell:; pair woolen j spoken of in the gospehi, and they; i;,20 Arcu Street, t'hihu'telphia, Pa. stockings, Mrs J Hutchins; cotoon ! are with Christ on th? top of a high a NEW TREATMENT, stickongs, Mrs Kob't Gilmore: pair J mountain. But worse still. Oppo- For Consumption. Asthma. Hrochi.
site the twelve is the family of the tis, Dvspepsia, Citnrrh, Mefnlar he, youthlul lunatic, of whom the ;2os- Di'bili'v. UluMimntisiiu Neiimlirfa.
' pels make no mention until the next j nnl t.'hrinii -mrl NVrvinw Hism-.
T ' i ?i ' n , -m- . i .1 . i ni. . i . .i ( ,
iuines exnioiis: oiauipirjff.Liu-, y wnen Vynnsi- auu ine sposues . ders.
bie Cookerly Painting on silk, Mrs I met a multitude, among whom was B A Rogers Painting on white vel- ! the father of the lunatic. There
veuuLDoie ooKenv I'aintniff on jurist curea nig insanuv. let in
mittens, Mrs J Hutchins: chamois
robe, Mrs J Allen. ladies' department.
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colored velvet, FloraFee. Pair panels oil, Flora Fee. ART DECORATIVE WORK.
the painting, there was the mother and sister, and brother, and other
j relatives, each placed in positions,
A CARD. We. t he unders igned, having received great and permanent benefit from the use of "Compound Oxtgex,' prepared and administered by
Drs. S5TARK.KY & I'alen. of PhiladeU
Repousse work, Flora Fee, Jennie j to represent a conceited programme j phia, and being satisfied that it is a
TTiiaon L.usira painting, L Wliet-' or enect, as xrc bow io in panto-1 new disooverv in rcedicn) sciVnce,and ell Painting on China, Lib -Cook-! mine and tableau. i a tial s claimed for it, consider it a erly Do, tiler, Jennie Wilson, Flora j Let us suppose that all were there, ' dntv lhat we owe to the manv thouFee Do, elate, Jennie Wilspn,Flora ! what other emotion could have they : s?4nds wh are suffering from chronic Fee Paintinrr WOrd display, Jennie exhibited, out utter amazement ut ! and so called Mncurr.;bfe" diseases to Wilson Painting word specimen, the sight they were beholding. : do all that we can to make its virtues Flora Fee, do Painting placques, Hut worse yet In the background , known and u. inspire the public with Flora Fee. Flower paititiog oil dis- of the apostles stand in tthadow two ! coiilldence. play, Jenny Wilson Do, specimens, of the PopeJ8 family relatives, al-. 'e KiVe personal knowledge of
play, Mrs
specimens
from nature, naiatinrr. Mpr K F be done.
Adams. j "The Pope, that pagan full of j aot know or believe to be true nor old ladiks? dkpt. pride." He dared to order such a pnblib anv testimouials or reports ol VVorsted quilt: Sarah Catlicart. ! blasphemy and falsehootl through casea which are not genuine. Calico quilt, Agnes C. Foster, Mrs. j that pride;, which made unborn rela- )m Kellkv, C.Evans. Crasy Quilt: Sarah Cath- I tives to be part of a painting, de-1 Member of Cougressfrom FhUadolphia. cart, Mary Hays. Kugs: Mrs Hen-! signed for religious instruction J i T, S. Arthuk, ry Eller, Mrs. Patv Berry. Woolen I Is it any wonder that the ehnrek of j Editor and Publisher" Arthur'sIIome
.Magazine, rtmaueipma.
Phila.
ny vTiison no, specimens. or tne tope's ramiiy relatives, al-, re (i:iVe personal knowledge of rilson Landscape oil dis-J though they were not to be born ; jjr3 , Starkev &: Palcn. They are ed3 Lena Beck, Eva Hall Do an til centuries after the Transfig-1 ueated, intellioent, and conscientious is, Mrs Lena Beck Sketch uration. The Pope ordered this to phvaiciaus, who will not, we are sure,
btociuugs: Mary ri uuger; Cotton Home sought to suppress the read- j
I ) ' J - -m. w V' f ' ,C . V - TlUWla bMV t V.MVttU I
. I Mittens: Mary Bunger. Table Cov- would expose such debasement of 1 T1, ;or ;"ieran "-ver.
; er: Mary Bunger. Art, and a personal pride that dared ! 1 4'"'. une J- ' -
son. JSiany v ermont, w rt iewis. Beauty of Hebron, D Morris, Stephen Eogers. Blue Victor, J S Dinsmore, Charley Cathcart. White Elephant, J S Dinsmore. Burbank, John Bracheber. Mammoth Pearl, J S Dinsmore. Early, any other kind, A E Johnson, J S Dinsmore. Late, any other kind, A E Johnson, J S Dinsmore. .1- bu swset pota
toes, D Morris, J S Dinsmore. Col-
wuuju nave auucu iu rvi i iii iuim . , w v" i ea,e, we can roadilv see. It was ' 'nhdenee m our statements and in
Specimens Buildm- Stone: II B night when the Transfiguration oc j genuineness ot our lesumw ,
Aird. fr th t.hvAA annat e Wt. uu fc!S Ul 1"
j quilt: Zibbie Elger, Kate Elj;ei
MK0HAXICAL.
Campbell. Wagon Harness : Sanden and Steinhagens. Saddle: Saaden and Steinliagens. Collars: Sanden aud 8tein havens. Sod Plow; Seward A Co. Harrow: McPheet-
and on 'the next day'', they came down. Christ was praying, and Elias aud Moses on either side. The bright cloud above theiu, illumining the barren mountain around them,
ers Hardware Co. Corn Planter:
McPheeters Hardware Co. Momi- but its base lost in the darkness of
mental Work: Gray and Co . ! the night The light of the cloud
lection of potatoes, J S Dinsmore, A ! Threshing Machine: Eller and How- ! brightest around Christ- The threo
E Johnson. ard. Washing
Krugh.
above cn.rd from geutlemen well and
widely known and of the highest personal character. Our 'Treatise on Coin pound Oxygen", containing a history of the discovery and mode of action of this remarkable curative agent, and a
FA KM 1K0IU;T8. A peck of white beans, Mr. E Snooks, Wyiie Dinsmore. 2 qts Lima beans, Mary A Campbcll9Kate Bunger. -i-gal peas, Wylie Dinsmore. Peck tomatoes, John Brashaber. doz ears sweet corn, J S Dinsmore. 2 qts dry sweet corn,W
M Bunger, Ray Rogers. 8 squash- j
es, Oscar Huntington, Homer Huntington. 3 Flat Dutch cabbage, J
Brashaber. S cabbage, any other
kind, W H Lewis, J J Wampler. 3 pumpkins, Homer Huntington, Oscar Huntington. BOOT CROP. bu turnips, H B Campbell. 1 doz radishes, A E Johnson. Doz carrots, Geo M Puet. peck red onions, Aaron Gordon, J J WamEler. peck white onions, Nancy arby, Mack Reeves. A peck yellow onions, G M Whitaker. Doz turnip radishes, John Brashaber. Tnrmp beets, Geo. M Puett, Nancy Kirby. LADIES DEPARTMENT.
large rerord of surprising cures in
-Machine: Phil. n ! apostles awakened, beholding with j on.sumpt.o-j. ( atavi'h, Neuralgia, I amazement the scene before them. I"nbitW Asthma, etc., and a wide
- I find but one fault in the lectnrTHE TRANSFIGURATION OF f,-that he did not vindicate true CHRIST, j Art by a condemnation of its abaseI am not willing that the lecture ' nient iu the painting he wasexplain-
Kaphaers Painting of theTrans-: m.?.
on
figuration of Christ", delivered in j University chapel, should he passed by withomt other notice Jian that; brief one in the Teuumionk, as weak as it was unjust. ;
10 me it was an interesting Ice ture, because I have never seen., much less studied, any of those religious paintings of the Roman church, which mould so much 'the
religious sentiment of thai; church. .
Is the paintiug true to the teachings of the Scriptures ? And what does the Transfiguration teach us ? that it should be made the subject of a religious painting by an artist so pre-eminent. The lecture euabled us to answer these questions, and that, I suppose, was Its purpose. The Transfiguration is spoken of
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Attention, Sons ok Vjct.srans! Sons of Vnion Soldiers, and Comrades (t. A. R., you are requested to meet at ti. A. R. hall of Post No. 85, on Thttr.seay, Outober Uth,JS87, for the purpose of discussing the propriety of forming a camp of S. of V. at this place. Wiihon Apahs, P. (. of No. f.
The Republican Central Committee will meet next Saturday at 1 p. m. in the grand jury room. A full attendance is desired. VV u. F. Browmxmu, Chairtuan.
Hi.nkv F. Dillman, Beciotary. Always read the announcements in the che.tp column.
range of chronic diseases, will ncai?
free At I dress Drs. Stau:UvT Palkx, i rii Arch St., Philndelphia, Fa
x e-s m: e WANTED,
"T stlicit orders tov N L'KSEJJY STi H-.K. Good salary and expenses or u ('ommission. -rernitMicnt employment sfuaranteed. AdcTrsif at once, tatiny age. SNELL it HOWLAXD, Nurserymen, at. Louis, Mistouri.
SHORT HAND H AND TFPE WRITING, Oilers excellent facilities to any one seek:in a thorough Busings-; Filucaion. Goocii board with cieganth' furnished room?. $2.75 per week, "inition and stationery lower than that of any other simuar institution. A wrps of able, experienced teachers. Write for College Journal (five), giving full information pertaining to course; the capacities filled by many of our graduate toaher with portraits of a puinber of them. Address, 1 . G. 8TBUXK, Seety, ew Albany, iud. Fall term opens Sept. 5th, 187. NOTICE TO (CONTRACTORS." JJids will be received by the Cout-
mon Council of the City of Bloomington, Ind., at their-regular rrfeeiOctober jth9 1887, for constructing sidewalks on East Kirk wood Avenue, in front of projerty owned by Martha A. Buskirk, Ben and Lydia Bass, Rob't Haslii and Milton Higbt. Specifications for said improvtimeui; ars now on file, an I can seen at ttty Clerk's office. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Contractors will observe the following resolution adopted by tha Common Council : Resolved, That hereafter, no bids will "be received and acted upon by the Common Council, unless the names of the sureties who are to sign the bond of the applicant, in case he is awarded the contract, are given in the bond. Rob t C Grkeves5 Citv Clerk. Sept. 23rd, 1687. " 9-23-36
WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO. The unprecedented sale of t7eeV (rcrman Syrup within a few years, has astonished the world. It ia without doubt the safest and best remedy ever discovered for the opeedy and effectual cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest. Lung troubles. It acts on an entirely different principle from the usual prescriptions given by Physicians, as it does not dry up a Cough and leave the disease still iu ihe system, but on the; contrary removes the cause. of the trouble, heals the parts affected and leaves them in a purely
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