The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 8

II I' MjOOMINCJTON, ILL, THURSDAY MOHNINO. MAY 'A 1893. 8 tk is ala. ANC ON TO YOUR DOLLAR GEORGE A. FISHER'S REAL ESTATE AND LOAN EXCHANGE, GIBSON CITY, ILLINOIS.

trai Me', a. M.u r.u4 4 Km I wcu. uk. i Unti you heve seen our Mony8avlng, (Satisfaction Clvlng Spring Stock. buyer to keep ratah in hi pot keL, unlit we ehow him our New Attrac tlont In NlghCrad Coods of th Latest Make.

We ioie a row bergeine for oarelul conaidereUon Men's Neat and Sttontiaf Suits Men's fancu aff-Uoof Suits SI0.00 Efegantfu Made $1.25 Doulilw a 4 Siitllla-llrwaalaX Fine Scotcfi Spring Suits No55u and Stufisfi Cut Fancu Duck i No il-M mi lulu uuWn'n-lk toirMr Wk Mrif t'M. kwk mi kr raMB ir ulDkw fcr: m4 it4 bui rt i-4. fi' .4 IH MII'W M(W rkl k4ik IM to Oil I 'lf l-ntklr Mtmuri kiiiif kUlmll If. tW tot-Jk Hlr l'r tmrm. kklful wik kr ml Bii k- ttorf k.

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filf II M. boi ol I mi. Mm. f4 Prn For further particulars call City, the best town of the sue in liv mile of food roads. to dM fn.

il W4 aif air Thei are a few eamplea or repreaentellve kargalnaall aolil wearable Coode aolid values. We aaaure the public thai, ae herato'ore, we will quote the loweat ir.cea In the county on Good a rully SO er cent leae than competition. Mayer Livingston Corner Front and Main-sts. AIM! -MM Mk4 MlM, IWIk Ik o( Mr Nk A kvi Mb; ku arrtrvd ItoBk Mf aM Mr llaM -fciun Ua.tn ku poailtaa la Ikk tolrvpk (Ik HMv I IM WkltMiA kr UndlM Jan tl LlkMI Iklk -Mr at Mr lktf' HUtori 1W toiikM Mm pa.l IM ef -Mr II Hart ail Hltl fflrt kf r.4 kM ftof ttoll Mwk- HI HdkhoM anvlM IwvM to kirrua am IW Mwm lrabb tMwWiiWI' Ik' a. t.mit.

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iim liml dlavuursr act dlivrd la tk city. At'4l lrtiif tovNiliaraaf lh MmaaU. Ira-lra ij o' to lrut kuailay ait'rnl tk fua-vrai'ifMr linwamtn. but arrlv4 toa lato a. tM Iim fc4 toa cb.kinl Iruaa ta'ciovkp to to IV a clock a ax -Tn aiinuil rsarrlM aill ki4 1 aurala rtroiM la IM t.

cfcink. Miul.ilhaa i I taiaUietoriait aiul Mi Jwila art drivers IM a.lulaiory ilrraa. Tar alumai will kul bit a kaCMUCIIliM jar Ir A I Jou'lya a4nlil4 lo lb btr In irinn 14 a Irw 4iy aroaud la a full ttr aii-N-ny TM 4ori.i thai ha 4w art intreJ to lira Ike praitic of dvatlatry bil did a.rt knuael any c-miI4 apt-ad bl lrr Urn to Iter tkaa I rraJibf la M.hrr. ial I la Calr baylo td a ator. i Oliver ihlpaad a car ol a o4l BltfbL Rlrfcajiad Ml family wer la CUm-palto Tueaday.

-Ket. Mr. Uxxlirif I pec led bom from hi varatloa tbU Vk Ir. womb. I O.

Palmer and J. W. Rlch-non4awlte4lndtrwirk In Glb.iaikia-l raday uUkk -Omri riU-b bu traded lhly acM of wratrra laad lo Divia Hnav. of HeriurTlll. Ky f.ir a Una Kaiucly atolliua, rjtioo II.MU TMO.

A pt will obrr O'oratlia day by im uI aimrial ei-rclMi lmuo Suiiitay aliern.jiio. liy Mr Johnston and irl old r' rv Taesday nomine at hhilutt ciatory. HAVE THEM. 1 on or aJJres mc at Gibson the country anJ surrounded r.KO. A.

FISH Kit. SILK, SOi-T, STIFF, IN Al AND kTILU. The only Combination Bed made IB: DEWENTER CO. Sole 'Aoent for Wm'u QumcyLaundry. Lace Curtain Cleaned ot Very Low Price.

All Work Guaranteed. THE GARDEN SPOT Id the Vetetcn Country anywherr, in which to invftt your money with ture prospects of rctums to the investor is in NORTH KANKAKEE. ILL. Only a little mote than a year ajjo the tract of land upon which part of North Kankakee now stands was scries of farms, and was sold for Today, upon this land has men a town, under its own government, with mammoth fartoriea in its midst, and the aggregate value of the land and the investments and improvements made here amount to over 600,000.00 to dale. Just platted and put on the market for the first time, the most choice of all the property in North Kankakee, on which ii located and in operation the larRcst Furniture Factory in the United Slate.

It is not a wilderness. What cities wait two and three decades to get this one ktaits out with. It is the ideal investment place. THE BEST THING IN ILLINOIS TODAY There is an opportunity here for all classes of investments. Everything connected with North Kankakee is gilt-edged.

invite the fullest and most complete investfgation of everything connected with this tiew town. Don't lake anybody's word for it Come and investigate and see for yourself. This is not a town on paper or in print, with nothing to show for It, You will agree with us when you see it, that you cannot miss it by investing. Something special for Heavy Investor that will be worth your while to investigate. Investigation solicited.

For further particulars call on or address J. H. HARDEBECK 0 a 4-kii4to aafwlU aaewjMlatolf ato i pi.i r.i. skwrvk ta a'tor- a-aw uf ka4y. a aai la ia miwii aa ta- as waia as ii.

PUREST AND BEST LESS THAU HALF THE PRICt OF OTHtR BRANDS -ft. SOLD IN CANS ONLY ANNOUNCES ACCMPLETE STOCl OF LADIES' SPRING JACKETS and WRAPS AS WELL AS A BEAUTIFUL STQCI OF SPRING HATS and BONNETS. Latest designs. Finest quality. Always at lowest prices.

THIS MACHINE CAN BE FOUND ONLY AT CONGER 116 East Front-st. Cleans Carpets perfeotly without any Injury. TAKE YOUR CARPETS THERE. fflUM ii if ii uta- Welch Folding Bed And when yrur Frien.lk tome to visit you have a corafortab'e place for them to sleep. At the ame time have a fine r-Kinni Hnnk Cap or Wardrobe and Wash Stand all in one t.iece.

it It that givei Satisfaction. See our pattern for 1893. Geo. Brand Co. Furniture and Upholstery.

NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. Klectrlc l'wner Klcvlor to L'piB-f Moor. WILCOX BROTHERS. Headquarters For Silks. LEATHER CHAIRS AND COUCHES 4TYLISH PARLOR WORK.

R. TO BUY A THING RIGHT BUY WHERE IT IS MAOB. Telephone 315. -t. II Wklto.

mkif farina ImI flvrarba fc.ld itwprtDC.p.slittiualour -boola kern. kM l.tr.l a I aim an incrmard ai aryal Mrtlal4 "Mr bat brought oir iM-flwil standard i'oond lo none In lh county aud II I to tw mtca refretid that be Iravaa. I'brnoa, -Mr. and Mra Fed Druwa went to Walwka Tuesday. Rev.

and Mm J. Ryan are visiting the While City this week. -Joshua Rllcy. of Cherryrale. formerly of this city.

1 visiting old fii. a I here. Mr. Geo. E.

who has been visit-Ini here, went to Ullaaukee. Wl Tuesday. -Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wlkoff.

of Kansas, formerly of Cheuna. are visiting rolallvM hara. Miss Anna Ketcham and Mis Guasla IN lie went to Uanvera TueaiUy to attind the Sunday school convention. Mr. and Mrs.

II HboVr attended Iba all-ver weddinn of Mr. and Mra John Siereniou at lxiinft-in Saturday tvtnlng. -Miss HUneb Lor.1 went lo Chicago Saturday lo visit lh wotid fair two or three day Mie goes from llier to Vermont for the summer -Messrs Wm Ixrd and Porter Lord starred Tue.diy morn.ng for Colchester. Vt where they will spend the summer In a cottage on the banks of Like ChampUtn Tae baccalaureate addres to the graduates of our high school will be delivered by Kev. VV.

Krlzzelle. of Lexmrton. at the II iptiat church Sunday evening. May liH Commencement occurs Friday at I 9) In the School Houte park, providHd the weather permits. The fol lowing pupils will graduate; George Jewell.

Grace Martin. Grace Downing. Ileryl Iarrah. Mynle llall trd. Minnie HallarJ, Ilattle Miller.

F.lla Evana, Kmma Codlln. Mary Kenney. Miss Ida I'orler, the accomplished vocalist, of Illoomlngton. will furnish vocal music for ths occasion and there will be two or three aele--ttons of Instrumental music by home talent. Arrangements were made last Sunday for the observation of children day here William Barnes went to Bioomlngton Tuesday as a witness in the Knight-Anderson law suit Daniel Humphrey shipped three load of cat of hi own eedlOf to Chicago one day this week Miss Blackwell, a student of the I.

W. Is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

VanPetten this v.eok. An ice cream party was given at Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Meeker's Tuesday evening, the occasion being her birthday. Misses Mattle and Minnie Cory went to Potomao Tuesday to visit their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. II. Terpenlng.

Arrowsmlth. John Mantle like resigned his position as seoton of the Christian church. Mrs. J. visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Jonas Maurice. nrhA.lAfl. Kn.hmnlt SO denlv the olber day. owed one of our merchants James Mantle has sold his barber shop to S. Foster, of Lexington, who will soon take possession.

Preparations have been completed for femnr1ill and Decoration day services. Rev. Brandon, minister of the Methodist church, id V.a mamnalal mnwmnn .1 tlA Mth. Win prrutiii wia odlst church in Arrowsmith, Sunday, May K8, at II a. Ill- 1I1B UtVIIBIIUII BCI "Uro w.l.

1'J uw.u ihn Grfnr.wnnri church, northeast of town. Tues day, May at 9 a. m. Rev Albert Nichols will deliver the decoration sermon. The soldiers' graves will be decorated Snnday afternoon at the Dawson, Barnes and Stlpp cemeteries.

South Downs. Mayor McManus Is beautifying hi family residence by the use of paint. Rev. Mr Laythem, of Leroy. occupied the pulpit at tho Mount L'armel church Sunday.

-Hon Tvnrv Pike and wife, of Bioomlngton, are the guests of John McCounell and wife is well known thai we (any the Largest and Finest Stock of Silk Goods in the city, and our present Stock represents better values than we've ever shown. 319 North Main-st Printed Silks. Japanese Silks. Novelty Silks. Black Silks.

Evening Silks. Drapery Silks and Drapes Silk Waists and Skirts. Silk Laces. Silk Crenadlnes. Silk Veilings.

Silk Silk Umbrellas. hv TOI.LEV TIROS. 1 13 Wilcox Brothers. Thompson Sc Son 813 NORTH MAIN-SH i with Fine-Fitting Garments to gd to the them is At Charles Martens. He Spring Coods of any Merchant Spring incoming And the people must be fitted out has got the' Finest Selection of rr, I or a Tailor In the City.

'S woric is mi uonc uy mc must siwuiu, Workmen to be had. Please come and look at my stock and be convinced. Charles 115 East Front-st. Chlrugo, to never leave the eves, or if they should do so at any time the purchaser will be furnished a new pair ol Lenses Fr ol Charge. As In a very majority of cases Glasies should be scleniitlenlly adjusted, this firm sends a ski led Optician to visit with their aeenu several times during each year, to scientillially adjust their Finest Brand of Spectacles and Eye Glasses.

Special attention Riven to Children's Eyes. Perfect Fit Guaranteed In every 1 i i 1 1 II tilt l. I. Hum n.lna. Ill, complete assuritueuv aiwaj'a ivuuu men V..