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KNTKIITAINMKNTK. PROOF POSITIVE I VOX'S CATASTKorilK. i Wl MliKR h'oUt:" i i i i BUSLNKSS GUIDK -i ANU A. FULL COLUMN OF IT, WHO CAH IOUT? Tt Jk. 1 IIDIQESTIOH.

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KATl'ttUAY, AT P. HIUND (IAU bOl'VKMU MATIN bit. Kngairemeiit Extraordinaire and First Appearance tu this city oi O.A. HASENWINKLE, Esq, Supported by the Rek'iilng Attraction ol tliu TI I.I.IK KTF.ril.lNV, And UIS OWN EXCELLENT COMPANY, pro ICSSlouaur auuwu aa THE HASENWIXKLK IDEALS. PHI A EN IN A HI 11, tho Ureal l'niim 1A F.M:iIU.iTEI At performed over consecutive night at lh ulou Dqiiarw nei-i, iwi v-n, SATI KDAY AKTKIINOON, AT 2 (iUANl) tiALA BUI iniu bi.i iiaaa, FUOU Fitoir On which occasion each ladv In attendance will be presented with a l.eaulilul, laleat- aeaigu oouveuir i ru.aiuuiu.

BATl'KDAY KVENINtl, A PHIL SJ, Dion Ih.uci can It IK-atilinu Bocieiy uiu.un, eumieu I.F.I A8TI1.1Y. Kverv nno of the above olaya wilt Im put upon the staire In the most elegant aud cwily manner, and the lull strength ol this tinupproachal.le cuin- u. I'Sttai prices, Will. exeeMHin nBinniB; I.II..I- oee, when nlk'lit t.rlcea will prevail. IMaeram at fell a.

Karlv ai.i.llcallou Is 111 order to obtain eligible imatlou. 111LM A AN alMd ilusliiesa Manager. SHOULDER BRACE. THIS IS THE ONLY TRUE, EITGCTIVC Arrantred on sclentltic principles, and approved by the most prominent men of this counry. AH iz for Boys and Men.

FOR NAM' AT. W. W. MARMON'S, NO. 115 SOBTII MAI.VST.

a21 HULL'S VAPOR G00I ST07S TEN YEAH" OK SUCCESS. 76,000 NOW IS. l'tK. Mr. Hull, the father ot tU (lasolluo Stow, haa made and patented this year lie most valuable, improvement ever made in Vapor Burners, which renders them imperishable.

AIpo new patent oven, new safety reservoir, new styles stovei new prices. The Utill is the only stove warranted for five years the only stove ill. i.atout oven, which bakes to perfectiou; the oily stove which enables the operator, hy a small Home, to keep the stove always ready to no ou with the work by simply turning up the llsme; the only stove which has tood tho test of veils and constantly crown in lavor. No other stove equals the Hull In ecouo-n of fuel. Call and see the lateet iiuiin.vi iueuts out aud the beat Vapor Stove niudo.

Hold only by COOPKK CO 105 W. Fr.mt-st. ISfAgenta wanted in every city and town. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ANDREWS' i.

i PURE CREAM SlOOO. Given If alnmor any iuj uric uis siirjsumeea can be fonncl In Andrewa Pearl BakinK Powder. Is positively PI) RE. BeiiiK euilomed, tcstimoniaJs received fniui such cbemifitaaaS. lama Haya, Iielantaine, Milwaukee.

Never sold in bulk. C. E- ANDREWS A CO. 4 WabaaU A T.I cmcAuu, miLWAUAKti, 1 tH7. Ai 2ti Water 0m ill I 1 Wir VTJWa TPf I barsnoij3e fraYINGTOHOlDDflhN -ftaARLBAKIHGP0WOERlJ afrf ITAMBOUNOTORISC-- The iH'stmctloB by ire.

Ut N'sM of Vienna Mllla at Peoria. -The Vienna llourlng wills Peoria, owned by Mr. G. o. 11.

Cox, brolh. aud fi.ruier partner of Mr. Thomas J. Cox, of the I nlon and Eagle mills of Bloomington, were almost totally destroyed by lire laat evening When the llauict were discovered, It wat too late to check the roaring cuuflagratlon.uud the fine structure with lit splendid machinery and large stock of Uour. cVc went up In smoke and down lu ru.n.

Nothing to Ml the brick walls, which may post hly be utllixed In rebuuuing. it The lost it hastily "lift'Sgtit SaXtf. hft glnate'd In the tmu room In the upper fioor-at least It was rom Zt quarter that the flumes fit sprang. The burning mill attracted a trenie ndout assembl.ge people. The fire; worked with courage and determination, but all In vain.

Chief Norton wat caugh' lit a collltlon between the chem eal engine and a bote cart, and very painfully, but, It It thought not dungerounly hurt. The Vilnna mills were doing tplendid business under Mr. Cox't manegouieut. Hie people of Bloomington will greatly regret Mr Cox't bad luck, and hope that be may be able to rebuild Tbe Jockey Club Races. Attiijaiut iiiaiirftiirta i i.tnn t.

la the tiroaTaitiiue for the raeea that Will occur July 1st, 3d and 4th. The purses arc larger than usual, and will be tutllclcnt to attract the best norBet iu me eountrv No. 1. class; purse, I00; 1st $1M. xd $T5, 1" t'V't ISO.

puree n4's. I class; purse 1st I'MO, 2d purse $100; 1st $400, 2d $100, class; purse $Ki 1st 8d $I0U A.lil. At A tit ifo all purse $SOO; 1st $im, 2d $0, 3d II 4i ino. No. T.

One mile and reocat: nurse 1st tl 'il At link, ltd i'lO. No. 8. Hall mile and $nn, $.10, $40. No.

Novelty race, reueat; purse $J00; 1st 1 miles; tSi to each 1" I h.ir.n.lla ai.H rem-au glOO: 1st lid III, lid HI), in. aici.can vo.iiiit iioiarn, ui.iv There will tlso be given a purse of j.a lor ladies cquestrlanship or grace in tne euuuie. Tim mn.iev ill he divided il.to three parts. The lady taking first prize will receive second, third, $10. The entrance lor in Ii Dlirse win ne irec.auu an ladv can enter for the prlzet that feelt to disposed.

Several novelties will be added also. The Illinois Midland. Receiver Conklln and Traffic Manager Shrader, of the Illinois Midland, have been endeavoring to make some arrangement by which their road could again have thelr termlual point In Peoria; but, after inter viewing tbe P. A P. U.

officials, aud learning that no reduction would be made in the en ormous rental and twitching charges made by that company, concluded that they could not afford td pay such extortionate rates. Tbe Midland will now consider the village of Karmdale, about seven miles across the river from Peoria, as thetr terminus, and will make arrangement with the Wabash, by which that company will transfer all the Midland's freight to and from Peoria. The Midland will make close connections with the Wabash. At iiresent the Midland is run nlnir no iiaaHnnirer trains, and only twojulxed freight per day, one on each division of the road, the central point neiug uecaiur. The New Jail Occupied.

The sheriff, together with his family and furniture, changed quarters yesterday from tbe old jail, corner of Center and Market, to the new structure on the corner of Madison and North. The furniture was moving yesterday, and a few minutes before six o'clock last evening, with the help of the deputies and constables, the prisoners were transferred to their new and more magnificent quarters. The eyes of each and every one of them opened with astonishment as they viewed the strength, beauty and pro-nortiona of tills their new home. As is customary with the first occupants of a jail, the prisoners were allowed to choose their own Icells, and each appeared very well satisfied with the new quarters. AMUSEMENTS.

hasbnwinkle's ideals To-night, at the Opera House, the above-mentioned organization will inaugurate its engagement in Bloomington, producing the fascinating emotional drama, "A Celebrated Case," in which the charming young actress, Tillie Stephany, and the Bloomington favorite, Mr. C. A. Hasenwiukle, will be seen in the leading roles. The Topeka, (Kan.) Capital notices their recent visit there as follows: The very excellent Hasenwlnkie Ideals opened an engagement for two performances at Craw-Ibrd'a Opera House last night.

The play waa "A Celebrated Case." The company isjeomposed et exceptionally fine stage talent. Mr. C. A. Hasenwiukle, himself, as "Jean Kenand," Kave a better personation ol the character than has been seen in Topeka before.

Ue Is an actor full of the art. Miss Tillie Stephany. the leading lady, has not been sur assed her in Hue ot business. As 'Ad'ienue," she gave beauty, K.ace, conception aud understanding to the character. Mr.

W. yulncy Mahan recently sold to Jacob C. Mahan a farm of 119 acres in Money Creek township for Mrs. Sarah A. Duncan recently disposed o' 72 acres of land in Towanda township to Mr.

F. M. Jones for Cut This Oat and Preserve It. The blood is the life. Keep the fountain pure and disease will soon vanish.

Red is now all the rage, especially Red Clover Blossom as prepared by J. M. Loose Mod-roc, who prepare it in a peculiar man-ner, known only to themselves. It has long been known by the medical profession as a great remedy for cancer, rhcumatlsm.scrofula, salt rhein, Ac, and many in their practice are only too glad to avail themselves of its present form. Prepared in pure Hula ana miliil nilla and dried bloSSOlnt.

Ask your druggist, W. w. marmou, See list ot testimonials and try it. about it. The great of DR-HULL'S COUGH SYRUP over all other cough remedies is attested by the immense popular demand for that old established remedy.

For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, 1 D-snw. 1 IWai.tllVWl A chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient i-a rtrin-Ainoco l-ni BVTnuiM. iiiun lonsutnpuoii aim ior mc vi consumptive persons in advanced stages of the Disease. For Sale by all Druggists. Price, 25 cents.

mm Tlir Sudilea and strim laklng tin" of a Youiik (irruian of lianvers. The Inquest which Acting Coroner Law-ence waa called upon to hold, tear Danvera, on yeaterday forenoon, waa the foiirUi which had occupied bit attention thlt week. The facts seem to he I hut a young German, Frank l.oult Du Boise, who had been living in Uils county two or three years, working for his un. le, Gut Heusel, living north of tbe town of Danvers, had disagreed with the un-cl, and had left the place to leek work lse-where. He applied for work at Hlikent' tile factory, wctt of Danvera, and fulling there went to a farmer's house, near by, for whom he had worked lcfore, und whose name Is Ue Radclllle.

While at KadclihVa house, and while the Indies were In the other apartment of the i was showing his re- ir a ilva-shot to one 'of Mc. Kadcllfle't boys, and was giving the empty shells to him. All but two of the chambers were empty, and these he said he wished to keep loaded. 1 he lltl'c i. t.i i l.w.lt out or it would gooff.

Duliulse answering "1 am not afraid to nut it In my mouth and anap it," did put It in his mouth and did snap It, and thereby snapped the cord of life asunder by blowing a hole lu the top and back of bis head. The ball entering as It did In the mouth, and and tearing Us way through the base of the brain caused almost luslnnt death. Tbe little boy ran and told the women lu the next room, aud they called the men from the "The'actlng coroner was called, and arrived on the scene as soon as possible and impan. rled the following jury: Dr. 11.

1 aikhurst, Win lvet, Hal II. Hoffman, Peter ioole, in llM.irv Mnaai'lman. Thlt J.Nlll Jury returned a verdict that the hoy came to i fini a nlatjil In the ins ueain ur i hands of himself. Nothing was said about (be luteni in ine whether It was un accldentor a suicide. I he hoy vus alKiut eigltteen years old, wat born In Germany, where his parents now live, and bis only relative living near was the uncle above referred to.

I he umle was so un-natural tbut he refused to touch the body or arrange for the funeral until the paymeut of ex-ienaes by the county was guaranteed by the coroner. WOCliXKH KXOXKKATED. tfter a Three Days' star natiioer mysiery tbe People Thow I'p the Lynch Ifomlclde. About yesterday afternoon the Jury, summoned to hold an Inquest on the death of Michael Lynch, reacbcS tbe conclusion of their labors, and rendered a verdict which, iu their Inherent and inscrutable chose not to make public, but of which the following it a truthful paraphrase: We, the Jury, Impaneled to hold an Inquest Into the death of Michael Lynch, find that the eald Michael Lynch came to bit death from the effects of doited blood pressing on the bruin, caused by a blow oi the head Inflicted by some person unknown. After three days' bard work, they had been unable to tlx the crime upon any one in particular, and to the Btate'i attorney at once ordered the discharge of Mr.

Frank Wochncr, who had been hem upon certain nurti.in information not sustained by the In quest. Ho far, therefore, as the original ar rest Wochncr it entirely acquitted. Jle is, however, subject to arrest at the order of an Itidictmet't of the grand jury, which it Improbable from the character of the testimony, riimnnr. It is always to be regretted, for the take of Mr. Wochner aud othere who were mentioned as being possibly Implicated in the killing of Lynch, that the investigation was conducted in secret.

It it no more than proper that, these persons having been accused of such heinous crime, the public should have been given the testimony In the case. was the case of the People for the investigation of a serious crime, and the people can see uo good reason why they should not have been allowed to listen to the evidence. We understand that there was nothing approaching positive proof of tbe criminalty of any one particular person, A Tree Agent In Trouble. J. M.

Kane, a traveling agent at the Phoenix nursery. Is in trouble. He is a bard drinker, and has been that for some years. Last fall Kane went to towns along the Jacksonville line of the C. A.

road, and jeeceded in taking a large number of orders for nursery stock, to be delivered this spring. During the winter his supply of ready cash run out, and Kane called upon Mr. Win. R. Baldwin, of Delavan, for assistance, giving his orders as security.

Mr. Baldwin relieved his financial embarrassment, and accepted the orders. A short time ago Mr. Baldwin dis covered that Kane was indebted to a number of people in the towns where the trect were to be delivered. That Kane could deliver the trees and repay his Indebtedness to Mr.

Baldwin, was out of the question, and Arthur Norton, of Delavan, was accordingly sent over the road to attend to the business and collect sufficient money to secure Mr. Baldwin. After Baldwin was made secure Kane resumed business and kept at work until he got drunk. With (150 which be had collected, at Koodhoute he bought a draft on Baldwin's batik payable to Baldwin. He was put off a tram at Delavan drunk, and on tbe next train went to Mlnier.

At Minier he forged the endorsement of Baldwin, but the draft as endorsed was refused at first, but finally Mr. Railsback paid him on it, and a due bill for the balance. Kailsback went to Delavan und finding that tbe endorsement was a forgery, Railsback compromised by letting Kane I.ay back the money, but the 8tate's attorney tearing of the affair had Kane arrested, and he is now held in default of $400. A Hagnaniuions Gift. Colonel Ralph Plumb, of Strcator, is building, at his own expense entirely, a grand school house, which will cost and which he will give to the city of Streator as soon as it Is complete.

The building is built of brick, and from basement to cupola has all the modern Improvements. Special attention has been given to ventilation both to heat, the distribution of fresh air through tbe building, and to carry off the foul air. Tbe Intention of the high school building is to fit pupils for college, after they complete the course in the public school. This grand present will only a little the more endear Col. Plumb to the good people of his town, for he Is already shrined In their esteem.

He baa also remembered the Ladies' Library Association of Streator, having, in the construction of a new building for his bank, coal office, Ac, provided the library with commodious quarters, in which the association have volumes. If Bloomington had a few such big hearts among her capitalists, the town would grow faster. Will Probably Separate. Yesterday a young lady appeared before a prominent lawyer of the city in order to consult with him in regard to applying for a divorce. The parties in the case are both very well known iu the city and were mar.

ried about two years ago in Southern Illinois. Since their marriage the husband, as she says, has totally neglected to provide means of support or in any way provide for the life or comfort of tbe wife and child, now alKxrt a year old. He has at different times, according to the statement, been cruel to the young wife, who was beguiled into marriage with the worthless fellow. He has had several positions on the Alton road, all of which he lost on account of his shiftleesness and untrustworthy character. His wife, on the other hand, it a handsome young girl, being sun unuer twenty years oi aire, and Is evi dently entirely too good for the man who has Induced her to marry hiin.

Tbe coming holidays 111 be more gen erally observed than for many years, and we would remind our readers that a bottle of Dr. liuii'a Cough Syrup will pjove a most ac- ceptauie nonuay present. WANTIO. tlTANTRll -A iiIM in, l.v competent lady, VV a. uurw.

UU N. Piaiitc B.ian- WAN THU-tnic KlltL.li t.arn, VV. Kiont at. -l AITANTKU- A afi.i.maki'f. Apply at onrc tf II.

I'l VirilliltV A. M. aiciwii'ii 1 1 fANTKI A riiiuH-tciit k'lrl, well MMI' alTl liifliil.il, HI 1 Ji N. MulU AirANTKI) -A alliiallim in a Kna-i-ry by a young ''lllv' MconiniBiidailoiiB. Adilruaa Illy K.li raiiUirraiib, lty.

alMI t- iKrmt-I'ativapnra In every i. i Iliiiv IxKikn. 'Hiarlli ld'a t'a. r.H-r. and "l.lle ol lion.

Ilnrtmlde. Ak'onla -sport larae aalna, and making fn a month. I.llpi ra! WfANTKl) By a woll educated younis lady a potltlon a learner hit tne auiiuiier I'mi ilv tliu hcrt ol relelfUCea. AU carol ofneo mJlttl. FOR RENT.

Vi-HJH KKNT Ton acrci of line land, tel I of Normal. Inquire at MAilk 11 p.wl room, on ammgmii-e- inn HKNT-ColtaL'i'. No K.il l.ri've"l. i I l.AHKK. ar.Kii uffvr.U.w.m No.

JIM Horlll main-r I le for rent McISTVKK, Au-enl Will I'V I'll DRESSMAKING. a i l.ANTZ have onelied 11 i at a-f k. wa-n Innton and are prepai red to do all kiuda of wnm lu their line ai mi NOTICE. T0 ALL W1IO.M IT MAY COSl'KKN Notice I ihi. rimiract anthorllng i ii vt to manufacture and aell "The v.i..iul..r" under I Latent No and that the lurtber arliile.

I.V KilWard II V.lllor la Illegal, and an iiifnnguuicnt of the rlgbta ol the iindcrelined. patunieca. IMteJ April IS. li CHAHLKS 1KHKIN0, CHAHI.KS HTKKHOHN, 1'ATKICK 1)1 XON. altt-at' VAPOR STOVES.

HOT weather trie, the patl nc- of all good houaekea ra. If you want to keep cool, and aave your patlenca, nuy a ga.iu.ne .7.. in h.mt In the mar The beat lu the mar VIlAAtl v.nui, All. ket. ai.

BOOTS AND SHOES TOORDER. UMN KITTINI NKite and ahoes made by ncvuv ik ii it K. leiillnir N. Center t. Repairing tly done, wMl.

lu visible palchee. Hublie. boots nieuded. a. FRED.

SCHANTLE, SHOEMAKER. la.hliinal.le slnwmaker, aim N.ir.h under Ke- pairing neatly done. lim.iwe paiinea iI.i.ih. lnvi.ll.le tialriies ranted. Kiibln-r la.ta mended periecuy.

water prool blackiugor MUSICAL. MB. AND MBS. ZIMM1 BM iN. OCALISTS AND VOICk Al ttauo.

ANNA LILLIAN ZI MM KKMAN, soprano; M. V. Z1MMKHMAN, tenor. Teach the Natural Method of Vocallr.atlon, aecur ng all the vocal etfrrct. of the old methods without i.

of tlio English oral elements. Will accept concert and convention engagements. Rooms, corner ol Broadway and Normal. ABSTRAOTS OF TITa.E. AND LOAN IIHOKEKi.

Two distinct saw oi hooka, oosted by different clerks, with our eomplele Judgment Index, iusuree aocuracy in making abetracu of ,11110. myl7-vl(l B. E. Cor'cmrt-hiuae Basement. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS AiHtlSTBl ATO Sale of Household Furniture, Consisting of hard coal burners, cook stoves and cooking utensils, extension tallica, ice chest, cer-rmrlterr.

nailor. kitchen, dining room and chamber luniiture, Bale to commence at 10 o'clock a. Saturday, April i-ju, i i ii. Ikntm. diwuiHsed.

No. Jit IIWUVUIVWI I Hale IO colllll.ua uu an ui property shall ho sold. Terms, cash. ul A it n.l iilat rat OF. Bin at i ii yn.

cii.i PHOTOGRAPHS T. P. QABBBTT, corner Main and Jef farnnn-atja. Nrw and most eietrani bcou on n'iMiunriiiii lliat received, uu lne of bandaome frames. iim-iy H.

P. HOLMES AT 619 NOKTH MAIN 8TBEET, HAVE A UriUltilSi BiutB. ur Staple and Fancy Groceries Extra Choice Butter a specialty. o8-y-41 ROSES, a t.mnran. Wrdv.

Pernetual. Moss, an VJ Monthly, in large, strong plants; choice Strawberrnee, Raspberries, Blackberries, Current Gooseberries, c. Hardy Flower Bbrul.s. Venetable Plants. also.

Cut Flowers and Flnwerinir Plants. Mall orders promptly at tended to. F. A. BAI.LKR, nl4-6m Florist, Blixiuilugton, 111 FOR SALE.

A matched team of beautiful dafk brown stal uiin hn the south side of the sunare in Bloomington, III on SATURDAY, APRIL TVVKNTY-bECOND, 1HSJ, at 1 o'clock p. m. Description. FRANK, Morgan stock, out of weiL'ba about uau whin stock, out of an Eng lish draft mare; 4 voire old; weight, about l.sWO lbs. Tom.

rash. This stock can be aeon at Dodge livery stable after 10 o'clock a. ni. until time of sale. This will be an opportunity to buy good stock which should be taken advantage oi.

For full particulars lcqulre of A. 1). KIKKPAT- iinn.in kai riniA.i auctioneer. New Sewine Machine OfiQce, No. 213 Ashley Block.

For the sale of the New Wilson oscillating shuttle machine. Every ma chine warranted for hve (0) years, 'lcrine easy, cash, lease or note. Also, all kind ol repair wora done promptly. Square dealing our motto. Needles.

oilB and attachments on sale. Call and seeua. bMlTll WILSON, Agents alH invite; ins i iv TVVTVYVVVVVVTVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV iFUMlTURE! AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA To diBDOfle of a larne utock of fine furniture. creatlv reduced rices, 1 ehall otler 'JiHJ betUteads, 50 book caBes, 75 extension tables, 50 bureaux, 110 chairs, 55 loanges. Ah comjueie parlor ana bed room puitii, 45 parlor laniet, no roc King cnt- irs ana hosts of other useful furniture, lower than ever belore, at my furnttu wareroome, next door to Post-oftlce, opposite Wait'e Hotel.

al3-y C. A. SCHULTZ. EVERGKEEN CITY AND SPBOIAJL SCHOOL. FOB YOUNG LADIES.

ROVCF. BLOCK, BLOOMINGTON, ILL. Htudents may enter at any time, ege Journal. O. K.

BAKER. M. A W. H. MAH14UAM, bvcrelary.

Send for Col Preeldent. Business Co IB Fill DAY, Al'lllL ai. 1 Til 12 OITV NEWSY 1TKMH. Mr. (Sifiord, of McUan, was lu Hits clly yeaUirday.

Mr. J. K. Kspey and Mr. (ieo.

llanliu are lu on liusiueaa. Cii.laln Von 1'laU'n, late of the Herman HMiiy, la hero rlaltluK Ir. 11. Schroder. The funeral of Mia.

Andrew Hmlth waa held yesterday from the CutUollc i hurcli. Aotlnir Coroner Lawrence we rne-what sttrprlaed to hear of no other death luel evcnlnif. Mr. Jdd Bpaldinir It imck from Cairo, where be hat been takiii tome lmiortatit depoaltlons. MlatCota Ktatman entertained a fri.

uda of the Queer club last evening. Mr W. V. Crawford, of the post ollbe department, will leave aoon to transact tome buninvat In Maine. We are Informed that there are nine raaea of measloa in the family of John liunlap, llTlim near Town.

Mr. Con. Bowen waa lu town yesterduy. He it running. a measeuger of the Pacific eip'tsat between Danville and Cairo.

Mr.T. D. (Jllmore, of Leroy, clalint to l.e the first to put In corn lu that viciulty. Uu put In three acres on the lifth lnet, In tiien't line thooa we take the lead. Nobby" ttjles at low t.rlcea.

Hol.ertaou Button Shoe Store, HW N. Main ttreet -Mist Iah Cox Is here on a short visit to her parent. Mr. und Mrs. T.

J. Cox. She Btteudinif ai hool at Monliccllo Academy. (Jo to the new picture frame attire for pic tures and frit met, and you will per cent; 415 N. Main ttr.

ct. Harry Btrlckle. Vou will find tbe beat assortment of lit-dies', nilBSea' and childreu't Hue eboei for the least money, at Koberteon't BosUin Bliot Store, PW N. Main etreet. Mr Howard Cope, living near l.eroy, had twelve sheep killed by the nurrow-gautfe railway tome time go.

The company have amicably settled hit cliilm. Yesterday Mr. Mclntyre commeiiecd to move the house Just uorth of Mr. Jeter V'urtb afreet. The street car track waa blockaded, and passengers had to ciiuiiACe can.

Mr. John Kellotrif and wife, of McLcau, were tileu'tniiy suiiinaeo n. evening, by a party of their pre-sented thuuieiich with uu easy chair. The was the seventy ninth birthday of Mr. Kellogif.

and Mrs. Eugene Jackmati cele. brated the tlfth anniversary of their inurrlaite on Wednesday evenlnti, at their home on iri.t A tlnaaunoer. an abund ance of preseuU and a dunce were features of the evening. Mr.

Ftank Olbson, rcprcsentinir Hyde Behmim't Specialty Company, it in tne cny ui.r.iMi.iiiv nnr tbeutrlcal managers regard- itiir the comlnaT of tlnit company on the UTth. The company will pte'ut winkles, which they have made a treat hit in The new city govern nietit of Hey worth Is now under full headway, with bis honor, M. Llacoin us mayor; John T. Shannon, i Knl led L'e. treasurer: 8.

Shun- non, street commissioner; biso, uic hiiiuh.iiK gentlemen nldermen: r. Llscom, ur, W. L. Pollwk, Ssiimel Niekerson, Wiu. Cun ningham and Charles L.

Hulledge. (in Wednesday evening; the remains of Mrs. Clara Addis were buried in lue saiera aouthwest of Decatur. Mrs Ad.liadlKil last October In Texas, and her body was brought to Decatur for Interment on ast Saturday, one waa me woe oi o. u- Addis, who was once a printer in Bloom Ington, aud both he and his wife bad uiauy friends in the city.

Dr. (ieorge IClason has been appointed as a member of the medical statf of SLJoeepb's Hospital, in this city. 'Ibis is a most aeciaeu to the doctor, who Is compara tively younif man In tbe practice of medi cine. The aDPOintmetit Is most worthily ue. stowed, for Dr.

Mason is acknowledged by the profession to be an erudite and accom plished pnysician. Yost, who suicided by poison at 1 mi Sundav. tukinir (M) trrains of mor- phine, wasoue of the early school teachers of Empire township. Drink was the cuuse of his ruin. For some years he had been work lug as a farm hand, barely earning enough to support himself and his family.

He was buried ou luesaay in me oiu rittisi cemetery. 1 he people ot me ueignuoruoou have raised about fsu tor uis lunuiy. aince February 2i2d, Mr. F. A.

Bailer, the floriculturist, has sold over tea roses, muny of which huve been shipped to far distant points. His greenhouses are one mass of lovely bloom, which It is well worth the time and trouble required to see. A brief advertisement in the Wbkklv Pantaojiaimi, inserted by Mr. Bailer a few weeks atro, as an experiment, is heard from day after day. James M.

Roth, a farmer of Farmer City, was a Juror -In the case of the pcot.ie versus Patney JJevlne, wmcn semcuceu uinuo hang on May 12th. Roth has been In town this week talking somewhat incoherently about tho case and his participation In the trial. He is quoted as having been foolish enough to say that both ne ana a juror nutned McDonald, of Farmer City, signed the verdict of death, feelinif that they doubted the guilt of Dtvine. Koth'is reputed to have said that he signed the verdict because his child lay dangerously ill, and he wished to get home. The veruiet, wassigneu uu duuu, night, and the child died on Tueday.

Mr. Roth Is said to be very anxious to undo what he helped to do. It Is passing strange that Mr. Kotn uiu noi avan uuubcji iuocauow a child when he was examined lor a iuror, or that he did not speak out like a msn 11. ..1 I ,1.

nil. i nl 'a rt ah inn inrv waa nuneu uv iuo uun-uuim. a at.tarnnva. Roth, the attorueys say, made no whatmrer na tii a sick child, and swore poinUblank to the court that the verdict of guilty, with the death sentence, was his vernier. Mr.

hold, nau Beiwjr uwuio keep still. He has bad nothing whatever to do with the caso since the moment ne signca the verdict. He lost his golden opportunity when he swore to the verdict. NORMAL. Mrs.

P. S. Dodge goes to Sterling to dny, to visit her parents. Mr. Goff, of tbe west side, has had his house neatly repainted.

Mrs. Fullinwlder's house, on the streetcar street, is rapidly approaching comple-tion. apt. F.dward Lewis is having a large dormer window put In his house on the east side. Mrs.

M. Dunn, of El Paso, who has been ylsitlng Mr. J. A. Taylor, returned home last evening.

Mr. Chas. Sprague Is Improving his property, in the east part of theity, with a Fresh coat of paint and a new fence. The youngest daughter of Esquire Thompson, of Normal township, is to be married to-day. The Pantaobaph has not learned the particulars of the wedding.

0. A. General Superintendent Chicago. April 30. W.

F. Merrill, lately assistant general superintendent of the Wabash system of railroads, bat been tp-jiointcd general enperlnU-ndent of the Chicago Alton. i as Take little annoyances out of the way. If you are suffering with a couth or cold use Dr. Bull' Cough Syrup at once.

This ola and reliable remedy will never disappoint you. All sell It for S5 cents a iHittle. fkrm hmmarUM m.W thu or 16 mt sav- or AJ- JiiMt ran. FOR SALK. personal Property rAl.K-B Wehe.r" ninar piano.

Id HUon; orlnnal UKl'TKK, Mill lava 9 Mirva Bli k. all East Mi.tlM: oe contain: nma an I -a h-iulr nwlv lallllfl aim ipr1 Ja. xaai wail an rit-ni; convenient ill every Mrtkaiar. til Mil Uieearp. uaiiia ulnd; aiao furniture.

VjXtE HALl-At a narvam, a ne. 1 bumrv: nvmrturard wheel on the ground, 4tirlmtnnlr. Addrvsa or call on "New I Burner, ear I'auuurrapu. Mfl4 liXlK good, shoe iti. and dotnir taui business.

Inquire pairrt'h ofllca. liM MaMtu4 am hitra rarrlaire thl bat I I h-a nM. hot I ID tlnd-cla" order M-U W.MAKMU.N.U& M. Maln-U Krai 1 ate. TOR SALE 8 splendid kulldlri lots out ol the Blxtu Ward lota In the Mif school ik iLnrrliaiM fll.l.U-V Casll TO' Halloing, OB CUT UTtQI.

ant ti u.m plorv and Dill house, trtl and cistern: lanr barn; wamB an carriage ebl, and tv lot. Will wll ob easy twin, or a tauTa stork ofrrocerle; well located. Ad 4MB WM. MADKL1L, Uliy. iU-U.

ntm ki tnw nrlrta In all partt Xi ol Ihla city. Fin. and de.tral.le reaidenf. iopSrty7r.g.L fr-m u. r.rm afn-a.

with lln)alan Highly 'c gan coaoty; neat ioa larm In Illlnoia: par acre; pot Ion given In beptemiwr. A Bin hotel ot aeventCTti nK.n in i county, at One coal aball In Ceulral I I latat DlTD. I a lHrf, Vfu-ara machinery, acalea, pit far rare, ic con wlnthinla lu land, or JZ.sZlT. h.rn, A hotel In huatneaa. A drug alora in at "'rtl VV uar arra: na iBprovea ai i Valley Block 'l IrohTaad abw this connty, at about 'te If you want to orWll a lot oi city re.ldence: If yo i want to I hny or Mil a rarm II you waui w.

w. V. if inn want to buy or eell real aetata alrd-'eom. and ae me. No or trade Bop.y.

ijooimiraiuuB iww. I 1 1 Koom 4, over Poet offlca. VUR MALB Houae and lota, northeaat corner VYalaal and Kvani ia aniowu property; a'ao lot 145 leot age. WJ wdecp, on tf. Mainal.

Inquire ol lMf Main el. TX)B SALE -A farm of ttW acrea, located eight mile weat ol I'eaar naiiiu W. railroad; dapt on farm; adjolna village ol Kalrlax, which la a lively conutry uiwucontaiulnii 1 cBnrrnee. achoola, drug and dry g.nxl. aee.

ofllce. hoU-L Ac creamery owura oy MortB Jo ot t'odar HapldN adjotua inrui, i i.i (A 1 mi. a. 4U I.Ueamol pore water run. through ceuler, along whtcB la timiw euongu nr im VT.eu!.le,lc-bou tilled with ice, bearing or-J' -k nf ahade: eick vard.

and ataIm at the deiot hr handling l'rice, 45 warn: caeb down to Inaure aale ana Liance on time to auit purchaser, a'lreea gwaFar perb flowa Farm," care Ol ma SPECIAL NOTIOES Slrfthiuk because we aell potatoea at 115 oer bn.hei thatuey are in auj w.j all and get and teal tliem yourwnea. rhe pnH.r of the pudding la In the tatiu. Air IHICU UH06. tK are encouraged by our large of toea laat wee to continue the aame Induce-cut a lew Save longer. OUmemlwr, you ran boy re buabeli at $1W bushel.

ALUKlWll I ITE are receiving to-day a car-load oi very choice Bcotch champioa potatoea, which a will aell at retail during tlua week at per JuabeJ, j.50 for live buheia. ALUKlcH a LARGE amount of wood to aell A. cheap at ALDR1CH I clL'lt euick ot ooffeea cannot le excelled In the city. They comprise Mochaa, Old Gov-WIiml Ac. all roasted fresn a nwr If desired.

Utye Be a 111. ALDKiCH liltOS. CHEMICAu PAINTS. yon intend to ao paiuuugoi uj -( VV. Pitklu'a mixed paiute Every can fully Vranted aa represented.

For eale by 1.1.U, AMPION, Normal, 111. MUSIC. iipk a af.WARn. tAuchar 01 ulano. ontau vocal enltare, guitar, pauiuiig mim an wortn-ai.

ARCHITECTS. A. MINER, oace, North man of Haah. Uoora, Bltnda, Mould (a. Office and Library Furniture.

l-yiy LADIES NOTICE. run RisvHuvnT. from buriniriUld. and I aiDH PIKRhON have asUhlished a place at tot N. MaiB-at aecoud floor, for Una dreae and lk makinii.

All work warranted. Reasonable ttea. Pieaae give na a call. nutu-am WAUL PAPER AND BOOKS. rIAVE tnauresIudrrecetrng weekly ship-rl anu from tbe mllla of law newest, cholcet in wall naiier and bordera all ol full ngth.

full eVength. wry beet colorings: no sec-d graoea, no shoddy gae. Will not be under- id by anvom, auywhtr. in duuks, uuikiji trtare. frames, albums, pocket knives.

Ac srrf a full line oi rename gwuu. Make no mia- in hut flnri X. Maln-tt. PAPER HANGER. PltoB Al iLNDJKN AMJBTn work doae.

All work entrusted to me win receive e-iDt AL. MINEH, resldenoc over Mat Froauat. m4-ly I OWE Blaoi OYCINO AND CLEANING. rBurn.44Ai nrw.rkra!rtheiDld reliable I Weomington steam X-'ye noran, a ln-at. Saublleked in 1M3.

ala-lF H. MTJNHOLLAND. SEWING MACHINES. .11 bl.ri. a.

vna.h.naA- I Alt li IT. Biruw Ul Mil --i I kinds, and guarantees his work, at the btnger li V. eai sioomiuKiuu, m. -il-tlm4 fCOJdATRjeVN OJBXljVDifl YXSOMaUTkinde of jobbing done neatly and promptly, worn warranieQ. me a a1 A.

BYEHLY, residence bUl B.Nonh-et. i Bl-y DENTIST. ill HTKVKNS. Dentist, baa returned to city and reopened an office on tt door north of Poet-office, over Dunham's Mtooaalngton. III.

tnT-lh STEAMSHIP TICKETS. TICKETS to and from Europe at the lowest rates, and loreign exenange. SHNBCri, agent. 116 N. Maln-et.

17-n ATTORNEYS. loa. w. nrw paiwra. 1 1 PHILLIPB, ArraBXira at Law.

Hllca, aoath aide aquare, Bloomington, III. l-i BAa 0. KBBRIOK BlNJAMIIt U. 1.UCAB UaaaT u. BriNCBB, noiary muiii.

KEBRICK. LUCAS SPENCER, arroBXETB a oouksblobs. 10 North Bloomlngrton, 111. li MONEY TO LOAN. 1 COM BY TO LOAN At seven per eent.

lntor- A. as pate once a year, lxwn may oe paia 1. W. COMPTON at office aUtaawt aurnat Ooart houae baaement. nley4 fONBTTO LOAN In all euma, at curr-int raaae ajaa aauacraie commissions, t-jt-f K.

B. MulNTYKE A CO. TOMBY TO LOAN in euma of fi(iO to I AjLIMaL. at btar Cent. Interest- on nr.t ri.

aaaato acerlty. TtioatAS bLADK, north- 4tf aiain auojenenNin sw. nSO-tr llf TO LOAM In large ot email same, at i ksiataai raw T1LLOTSOM A riLL, i fBHajajBt Boraer OoaiVhoBae Baaemact .4 CARPETS. SPRING, 1882. Axminster Moquette, Velvets, Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Extra Superior 3-ply and 2- ply, and Linoleum or Cork Carpeting.

AXMINSTER MOQUETTE, Pronounced by all visitors to no ino mosi .1,1 door covering ever otlered lu this city. Only 1 aud J.iJ per yard. VELVET CARPETINOS. ,1.,. a- ii.aiiiim.

mita rlrn t'licciP auitflrh curuotliiifi h-v roliiriiyd lo favitr. una aro miw more gi iiurally umm tbau i-vcr bcluru. BODY BRUSSELS. Which we oiler at last season prices, noi-wllhatandiiig tbe advance lu the cost ol these tine goods, via. to $1 A marked iii.iin.veineni in the styles ol tne best makes of Body llru.

ls, which are now i ...,1, ....) with wlile borders to "1 .1.. majcii in tmllallou oi tne imponeu Carpels, wov lu one piece. The low price and liberal diatrll.nl on of this superior lal.rlc has had a depressing Influence on TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. Hutierlor style, are now at cems vu fl im iier yard, with 4 and borders to nmlch, lu Imilallon or the superior styles ol Mouueltt) and Ihidy Brussels. EXTRA SUPERIOR 3-PLY 2-Ply.

Confined styles, not to be found clsewuere. Also LINOLEUM OR CORK CARPETING. Together with latest novelties in i.ac.e anu Jute-long Curtains, Lace nud Made-tip es, Cornice Poli, Raw bilk, riatlu and Jute Drapery Materia a lor Lam-bniiuliis, Long Curtains and ITt.hol-terlng Furniture, Window hhacics and rihade fixtures, all ol which are made up lu latent styles and workmanship. The Question of carpets is a matter directly interesting every housekeeper, and yet is one that is too often slight- ed. When judiciously selected, as to texture, design and color, they are a constant delight for years, and prove most economical in the end.

Tor such a selection purchasers must choose from patterns that are latest ana mosi arus-tic, with an undoubted guaranty as, to quality. The superb assonmenis oi au kinds of carpeungs now in our uuuiw offer all these inducements to the care ful housekeeper. BLOOMINUTON. 111.. April 14.

1882 ATTENTION, EVERYBODY The high prices ol provisions being reduced dally, I hereby announce to the ptinnc tnai, iiu and after this date, I will feed everybody for twenty-live cents per meal. Thanking all my irlcmls inr uieir nut ra. pairouamj iu n.w soliciting a continuance of the same, 1 assure them thHt the tubles will be kept Hilly up to the old standard. The office aud dining room will be lu charge ot the same gentlemanly cieraa, mr.u. A Jackson and A.

M. Myers, who have ao faith fully served them iu the past. Hoping to see vou one auu an, a eumn-nw sell, very cordially, ft. ft. UAJll Proprietor of the "Old Original" Wult'a Hotel.

IMt 1404. SPRING HAS COME, And with It the NOBBIEST LINE OF 8P1UNU bt'lTINUa ever Been in Bloomington. PETER GRATZ, The Acknowledged Leader of Bloom-ington's Merchant Tailors, Will take pleasure in showing gentlomcn his goods and styles, which will be made up elegantly at aodurate price. 119 N. one door south of the Bloomington National Bank, Bloomington, 111.

mltMm THIS WEEK'S SPECIALTIES We call particular attention to the Hosiery, Gloves, Oor-aeta, Ties, Collars, Black and White Laces, Buttons, Muslin Underwear and Embroideries, Bustles and Hoopskirts. Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Silks, Satins, Ornaments, and Novelties. We have all the latest styles at the very lowest prices. A beautiful stock of Fancy Jewelry, Hair Bands, Hair Nets, and pretty Novelties lu We have plenty of clerks, plenty of room, and ONE LOW PRICE TO ALL, from the best assortment in the city. Holmes', 8IO, WIST SI OF.

NQITABF. ART JWOSITOIIY. THE CHICAGO PICTURE FR1ME STORE, 2D DOOR EAST OF MAIN, Picture Frames, Mouldings, OU Paintings, Stee) EnKravlnKB, Albertyr.cs, Allotype, Photographs an 1 Art Novelties ol all kinds. The ttueal store and the lamest stoca lu u.b state outside of Chi caeo. JSjierial deriiois in frame made U.

order WltnoUT extra enarifti. iPimrr ttiwavs welcome aj eody U. UUKvrsTKK, Proprietor. 1 Millinery Specialties a. 5 2 0 a 2 a LIVER.

2 -8 3 2 A i i a f- ft. 3 a. 5 5 a A 3 i -i i a as a. a ft. 5 cT a a I 0 A.

3 8 I a 5. Headache and Sleepesi Sights. lOaAvaialS 1 a 1 i 9 (4 ft. 6 a 3 A ft I 5 11 2 a fl I a 8 JA 1 fi 3 8 1 I BLOTCHES. -a a a a FIMFLIES AND a v.

I I i o. 5 3 a 3 2. 6 a 8 3 fl a 2 a 3 a 2 2, 8 1 a 9 a a a e. 3 ABUSE OF TOBACCO. a fi 9 A a a 3 oi A 3 A 2 i 8 A A 1 t3 r-l OVERWORK.

es it l-t ai a A a a i a a 1 I t. JD a Si.