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Bloomington

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WALTER BRADFUTK, Proprietor.

THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF BLOOMINGTON AND MONROE COUNTY.

Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra,

VOL. . 14

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, OCTOBER 4, 1889

NO 32

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You will find the best made, the best fitting, and best quality of good, honest goods, in Cassiwcres and Worsteds, in SUITS and OVERCOATS, of any house in Bloomington. All Fresh, new goods no old stock. You make a mistaike if you don't see these goods and learn our prices before you Buy Our increasing trade proves that we make no Misrepresentations.

We invite you to see our goods and get prices

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LOCAL NEWS

Ru e Holtzman was at Vincennes this week on a short visit.

Miss Nellie Wade is in the city

visiting friends this week.

James D. Showers was at Louisville on business, Tuesday. fllru. C. P. Tuley has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Treat, at Martinsville.

Soldiers' reunion Monday, Tuesday a id Wednesday. See program in another column.

The mite society of the M. E. church was held at the residence of Rev. W. R. Haistead last Monday night. By your Under we ar at The Corner . James T. AIcKiuiey is completing arrangements to spend the next year i a the " vicinity of Kearney, Nebraska,

Pro :. Ilobba, one of the best known borticalturists m th west, is to deliver tiie address at the fair next Friday night. Mr. Rambow and family, who occupied the Rhorer house on north Lincoln street, have moved to Missouri ;o make their future home. Charles Treadway, the well known salesain for the J. H. & F. H. Torey shoe fcouse of Boston, is here taking a hunting expedition with Ed Whetsell.

Stacey Condor, living iu Indian Creek township, was buried Sunday. He was almost 70 years old at the time cf his death aud from his birth was b ind and without mind.

Miss Kate Mitchell, whose sickness was mentioned in the Telephone, is improving. When fully recovered she expects to go to North Carolina with Mrs. Greggory. The nobbi est Hats in the city at The Corner . James Ryan has sold his blacksmith sbop,which includes the north part of the building on Walnut street, to James M. Rice and Joseph Greene. The price paid was $2,500. A deep-well pump has been received and will be placed in gas well No. 2, to bring the water to the surface. No work hart been done this week. It is now artesian water or nothing. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Slider, an aged couple of Fayettville, Lawrence county, are in the city visiting their daughter, Msr Stinebagen. Mrs. Laura Lang, of Kokomo, is also her gueet. The new Indiana school books have not arrived for the township schools, but are expected in a few days. The Ellettsville board states that they will not introduce them in the schools at that place. Rev. Vernon Cowsert, of Louisville, will preach at the Baptist church Sunday, Oct. 13th, that being the beginning of his pastorate year. He i to occupy the pulpit here every other Sunday. The Cheapest Underwear in t he city is at The Corner . Janes F. Morgan has bought the law lil nary of East & East, and thai firm if now out of the practice. John R. has gone into the grocery business and William H. is secretary 0t the Bloomington Oolitic Stone Co.

IS SOLE AGENT FOR THE

J. W. BRIGHAM BOOTS & SHOES. Also E. Stoot Patent Duck Snowproof Ruhber Boots, the best in the world. In Ladies and Gents Fine Goods; we recognize no competition. If the best is good enough come and get it at ROCK : BOTTOM : PRICES. Sign of Big Bed Shoe. South Side Square.

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Because-Tliey have the largest Stock of LAMPS Ever brought to this City. Because They have a well selected line, in fact, the best selected line you ever saw, including all that is hew in Hanging lamps; Stand Lamps, Vase Lamps, Student Lamps, Piano and Banquet Lamps, WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERYBODY

ALL STYLES! ALL PRICES

Because Parties buying a new Lamp prefer one of the latest Eastern design to one that is already out of style and for which they would pay just as much. Faris Bros, have the Latest ! Because In buying a large Ji ne they get prices which enables them to sell at from 15 to 20 per cent, lower than the regular Pi-ices.

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Mrs. T. E. Lawes is visiting this week at Charleston, Ills , and Terre Haute. A ill Clark has returned home, after an absence in the west for more than a year. F. G. Mercer and son,froru Brazil, have been visiting Bloonrington friends this week.

The prizes for the Horticultural fair are now on exhibition in Joe Smith'.s store window.

Wi nt er Caps in endless var i e t y at The Corner , Showers' factory will likely commence running at night next week, the men working 2 hours after supper. II.. M - ... Union temperance services at the M. E. church Sunday night. Rev. J. M. Foster, of Cincinnati, O., is to give the address. Tobe Hert was in the city Wednesday, a living example of the man who resigned a good government office. He looks quite natural. Ed. Stipp realized $1,600 from the

sale of his personal property. He with his family expect to leave in a abort time for Santa Rosa, Cal. John II. Koonts, jr., and wife leave next week to take a visit in Kansas and Nebraska. It is not often Mr. KoonUgets away, and he proposes to see all that is going. The Standard, a new paper published at Sheridan, has been received. A Latin motto attached to the heading indicates that the boys have as much to learn in journalism as in the languages.

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theBurgoon school in Polk township and commences her duties next Monday.

Craig Worley was at Spencer Wednesday aud attended Wallace & Co s show. He says it is a plendid exhibition, both the hippodrome and circus, and that a line balloon ascension and parachute leap was made. John A. Mayticld, a son of the late Nicholas Maytield, who moved to Grover, Wells county, Nebraska, died Sept. 23rd of something like mountain fever. He was well known to the people in the south and west part of Monroe county. James H. Clark authorizes the Telephone to state that he is not nor will not be a candidate for County Clerk. He states that his business is a better investment than the Clerk's ottice any day, and he has no detsire whatever to enter politics. The Largest Overcoat stock is at The Corner Theo. Griffy, a brother of Chnrlev

Griffy, was killed north of Indianapolis last Monday. He was a brakeman and had only been on the road

two days. He-lived at Dublin and

Charley Griffy left at once on receipt of the news to attend the funeral. About 75 delegates are expected to attend the U. P. church Synod next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The visitors will generally be entertained by the people of the city, except for dinner Wednea day and Thursday, when the country members of the congregation will give dinners at the church.

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The past Seasons immense business has encouraged us to enlarge

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We are now showing a large, good, new and Cheap line of DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, CLOAKS and

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Our all Wool suitings at 40o. Henriettas and Plushes at 50e and Broadcloths at 80o are sure enough

jST'Our Gents $2.00 and $2.50 Full Stock Boots are unexcelled.. An entirely new line of Oloaks in endless Variety. BREEDEN & CO. Bloommgtpn, Indiana.

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We handle goods Direct from the Factory. "We will sliow You THE - MOST - PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS

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The Horticultural Fair next week makes the following liberal offer of special prizes: Tere will be given to each purehaseiNrf a 15c. ticket a4 number whu swill entitle tho holder to one are in a

drawing of a tine Sil vb. tter Dish,

especially designed ana' engraved

also keeps a good line

0V LADIES MJJSLIN UnderweaR along with her STYLISH LINE OF MILLINERY One door North of Mrs. Payne'.

PLEASE CALL AT MRS. GREGORY'S and have your hattiimmed in a style suitable to your face, as Mrs. 31. Gregory has returned from Cali

fornia and will be found at the old!

m-, iror the Society. Ihe drawing will MrS. Theresa Gregory take place on Saturday eve.at 0 c.m.

at Ryan's Hall. Oi Thursday een-

ing an ooys purcuasmg a luc. ticket will get a" number which will entitle the holder to one share in a neat school desk with ciouble lidncluding slate and blackboard, drawing at 9 o'clock. On Saturday afternoon each girl purchasing a iOc. ticket will be given a number in a drawing for a large doll, drawing at 4 o'clock. Over sixty attended the regular prayer-raeeung at Ch ristian Church Wednesday evening.

It will be lawful to kill quail or pheasants on or after October 15 until December 20; wild turkey after November 1 until February 1; wild ' duck from September 1 to April 15. No fine ean be assessed for hunting on wet or overflow lands. To hunt on land without the consent of the owner entails a fine of not more than 50 nor less than $5, but no. prosecution can be made without tl consent of the owner. The fine o killing quail or pheasants out of ' ison is $2 each, for pursuing $1. oodcock season closes January 1.

A new helper at Evans' gallery. All work done promptly and an i stically at Evans.' Rooirs foe Rent: Students desiring Ice cream and Oysters are invited to call at the East Side Parlor. SEAUS & COYLK

Salt 81 per iiarr ef. J. (.:. Robinson, West Side. Remember that Charley McPheetrers, formerly in the hardware business, is now proprietor of the Greeves Corner Grocery where be will bo j -leased to see his ofd customers, and a ho?t ol new ones. Sugar, Coffey, Tea, Flour, Canned Goods. Always fresh and nice. Robinson Bros.

Take your country produce to Charley AlcPheetera', Greeves old stand.

A prompt and free delivery of goods at Charley McPheeters new grocery. We claim to make the best let Cream, arid one trial will convince you of the fact. Delivered to any part of the city Swindler & Co. , Complete stock of Groceries Always glad to exchange for contry produce. Robinson Hros , northeast corner. lIoitzmanfc Shovel, in the meat shop west of Hemp Wilson, keep the veri' best beef and at lowest price. Give them a call.

Call and see Robinn Btojs. Unusually large stock of it? eerie of all kinds. Prices alw s the lowest.

A nice,fresh stock of staple and fancy groceries, at Charley AlcPh peters, the old Greeves corner. To get the best Feed, and all ways as cheap as can be found in the market, trade'with J. C. Robinson,the Original West Side Grocery. For the hat beef beat prices, at Holtzman & Shovel's meat shop. Dinsmore's old stand.

L. IL Bry and Jonx Thomas are Charley McPhkkthus' able assistants in the grocery trade, over at the southeast corner. Be sure you find the place. They are, each one, accommodating, and'pleasam people to trade with. Wo will sell goods much cheaper since we made the improvements in our room. We do this because we feel o much more cheerful in our handsome new room. Come and see us. ROBERTSON BROS GET THE BEST. Have just received a car load of the Lightest Funning Farm Wagons in the world, made by O'Brien Bros., who have been manufacturing the Plumb Spoke Tapes Wagon since 1855. Best Material, Best Finish, Perfect Proportion, strictly a First-class Wagon and Fully warranted. Get the Best and make no mistake, come and see them at my new buildins. James Ryan. Best Bread in town. Baked fresh every daw At H. T. Swindler & Co.'s

Heat ! Heat ! Heat ! Hot Breads of all kinds at the East Side Bakery, at 9:30 every morning. Sears & Coylb.

Mr. C. B, Jones, of Spring liill, Iowa, says: I have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sever and painful burns with better effect than auything else I hava ever trhul. It relieves th$ pain instantly and cures without leaving ascar." Pain Balm is one of the must useful medicines tiiat any family can be provided with, especially for rheumatism, lauie buck, sprains, bruises, tooth-ache, ear-aeh and like ailment. One application will re!Ive the pain and a fair trail Insure a cure. 50 cent bottle for sale by II. LIXDLY & SOX 8.

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