Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 43, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 August 1881 — Page 1

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BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 188 1

i Railroad Time TablesTRAXKS SOIXG XOltfS. OhiQiiso Express, H :S3 A.-.M. Bfonmffigtfft AccDm&fotion, 05 P- M. -Through Freight, ......- - 8:10 A. M. tbrgitfcfct, -.S:5DP.3I. TRAINS GOIXG SOvtH. toaxeri lie Sr Southern Express, ...... 5:5 P. H. louWine, Accomodation, ............ .6:30 A, If TbroucU Freight, .... . 5:57 P. M. TTar Flight,-.. . A K. TberExp-es runs between X.obUyiUo and Ckiaaau without chance. , - . " A. BALEIOH, Aat.

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Items for ifti$.ileparUntntwill be thankfully received. They may be sent on postal card through the .Fosthffice, or left at this office.

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; Im hia sermon last Sunday the Hew J.-V. Vebb sererly i criticised the. prenidciitB physicians for adaiimsterf' ing liquor with his medicine. 5Uv Wbhb said that he would rather see

she President dead than he houUli

Aaron lipse is prospecting out in Missouri. Dick Maxwell has returned from

a Tistt to Texas. Mike Sraith is going to pen a ,new barber shop. Sol Tar.ueubaum will De home jn a few days. Prof Newkiric and family re.turned laat Wednesday. Major Perry returaod from -Maine last Thursday. ' --Mr. JEekiel, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mose Kahm : Miss Addie Slusa has been via -

fiiting friends at Gioverdale

Dr. James Maxwell, jr., has gone

itp Cleveland, Ohio.

S. E. Harwood has been elected

iSupt. of the Spencer schools.

Mrs Jennie Hoover has been seriously ill for the past week, Mrs.-Harry TayJor, of Toledo, is here visiting her relatives. John Cory Hunter leaves for Nw Mexico next Monday, Charles Alexander has been vis-

uting relatives in Mamraodth, Hi.

Miss Kelly, of Green castle, is

y the uuest of Miss Kate lliht.

Miss Borell ,of Charlestou, 111?., is visiting Mrs. Wes' Walker. Col. Taylpt has- moved into the residence of Dr. McPheetcrs. . Miss Lizzie Smith, of Canada is visiting Miss Bibbie Small. Mrs Renshaw, of .New' Albany, is visiting relatives in this cifey, -Vr'aldo Yanzant has been visit ing; relatives in Harrison count v. . James M. Sare is traveling for cl publishing house in St. Joseph,. Mo, MmsX. G; AIcDaniol and daughter,of Indianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Adkins. i

:Miss Laura Sparks,' of Shelby-

vilie, has;-been visiting Baskirk. i

. M rs. Brad f u tc, and her saa AViul ?

Charley Grogorj has been reappointed a teacher in the Deaf and Dumb Asylnm, vith a salary of $350 per asnntn and board. We had a pleasant call tliis week from Mr. Joseph Phillips, of BUiowfiold, who has jn-it returnefl from the law school at Ann Arbor, Mich. Nflth Stockwell and Tobe Sloeutnb have secured positions on the New Albany & St. Louis Air Line. There is not a better or more reliable locomotive engineer ia the- State than Stockwell. Miss Emma Tate, accompanied by her aim t, Mrs B. P. Orr, of Car mi, Illinois, are the guests of Mr and Mrs Wm. M.. Tate, Miss Tate has come to attend school and will

Waldron's stone front is up, and 'she's a daisy."

W h oop ui? ! 1 ' w i u s Slocmnb's house.

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J. JC Anderson has sold bis felon to J. A. Atkinson.

Only Fifty cents tor the Courier (or the balance of t his year. New sweet potatoes vvn h the market, soiling for 5 cents a pound. Work of repairing and improving the Court-house is progressing blowly. Lewis Kormau, of Polk township, lost his house by lire, one day last, week.

A stock train runs between Mitch-

make her home with her uncle, Wm. ell and Lafayette on Wednesday and M. Tate. i Saturuay.

A son of Jaineb Baker, living near Stanford, died on Sunday last of

consumption.

W. W. Duncan's house near Smithille, was destroyed by fire on Thursday of last work. There will he about 200 civil cases and about 40 criminal cases on the docket of the next term of court.

,The annual re-union ol the Rogers family was held in the grove of Aqnilia W. Rogers on Thursday of last week. While the attendance was not so large as on some former occasions, there was a goodly number present, and, as usual, the event proved to be very inte resting and enjoyable one. The features of the day were a game of town -bail by young and old; game of quoits; a raid on a load uf watermelons; and a grand, old-iahifUed, square meal, such as the gods might envy. Then there were some interesting speeches, by Elias Abel, Lon Rogers and Will P. Rogers. Among the members of the family from abroad were Miss Lizzie Bishop," of Chicago; Mrs, Ann Rogers, Springfield, IU; Mrs. L. Hogcrs. Nashville. The executive

committee chosen consists c; J. M. Lost One blue pin with

Rogers. W. IL Rogers, and George engraved in gold, anj one small gold

P. Campbell. A. W. Rogers was re- j ring with a pink cameo set., Call at

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been one dear h, (Frank Rogers), six 'marriages, and two birt!is. TJie

Died, at her home. North-west of Blooming ton. on last Sunday, Mrs. F y fie, of con sum pt ion . The wife of Stephen Davis died in Missouri," and her remains were brought to Sraithville ler burial last Sftlurdoj't . The Bloomiiiiiton Orchestra will soon rive vocl and instrumental concert at Spencer, It wiU be a treat for our neighbors.

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next re-union will beheld at the same dace on the third Thursday in August, 1882.

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eating liquors. I ... ' , . V ... . , ', " - . , : Major Hill, State treasurer, was . 'erefjret to announce that. tne . ; . -v- ., r t,.,: . . j i -the city this weeic, -visiting rkre. ? Rev: A. IL Charpie hastendered his; . . -f , &

I resignation a pastor or tne - oapwsvr; -

& Church; to take ettect the last of Sep- j

temher. There, will be none but the f iliet of-wishes for his foturo success 1 in the profession for which he is so

ecinentlv quatified. ?

1, i vThe following ' marriage license ; ; have beei granted right under the :i shadow o$ the themometer at 90: "i. C-HntO Neat and Anna Lowry; An i i- i drew Kinseriand Maryi Ann Ttnple; ; 4 Henry C. Lefis acd Josie ;B. Consta:r f We. ' T

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'i The new road roller purchased in partnership by the cit and ccuntv is now f eady .for duty. 4t weighs about 5000 pounds, and was mann factored -by the Sewarda. There is now a mail pouch carried on the accomodation train be? t!een Blooraington arid Bedford, T liia. will give the citizens of Bedlord better tacilitic8r for ordering "goods from here."

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Mr.- Hannai of Eiiettsyiile, has li rough t, suit sgai net the rail road for ftiroagea caused by aparks from locoraotives1 setting fire- to bis fences. Enst & Eist ar hi attopnevs.

4 Henry Spears, th colored man bo, was taken olf a-freight train in h fit one day last, -week died at tbs

house.' Mr waaTro'm Gospott.

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j The Seward Brothers have just completed- a' new engines for the

i Showera Brothers f n mi t u re factoig .

i .h !v inmrwl h.a liiece of iron falling

off ig at SewardH Ton ndryf last week.

.ij. .- . ; 4 A part of theinjichiuery for Ryors j . spoke and hub factoyiamyej: lat - h Saturday "; " . :f

, Horn W. B. Seward,diad a fingc-r 1 badly mashed by a large piece ICif j uon. at hinr foundry. n J?ext Tuesday au excursion train will leave here at 10:20 at night for C -i -i. . - r- ,3 j Chicagc ground trip only $4 25. Butter rwas 2 cents a pound the firat of the week, and scarce at . that. ' ; Corn, 80 cent, a bushel, and . still '! ariinirobing. '

I The. boys are preparing for their j annual raid on the paw-paw trees.,!

-Mr. At water wilt preach- in the Ghristian Church next Sunday; ; The present dry f pell: has not (Men equaled in this loeab'y ain.ee 18Mi

Those "GohF Bar,? cigars, by Eph

Hughes "takes the cake."

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Aliases Annaand Blla Beacpm, of- Pennsylvania, are visiting at WtqoUeyJs., ; - . 1 v --George. Bin ley and -George Uen -icy are selling patent bep! springs -jn Johnsons bounty'. V r --Roland anfbssen, of th c claas of "ftt, -will teach . school at Cedar rill. Oh in. .. ! "

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show, made a flying visit, to hia home, j4iere, last Monday. - Dr.-Moss has been elected President of the National. Baptist Institute of Chatauqua, N. Y. - John Waidron has; been appointed administrator of the estate cfi Pat

rick MoGary, deceased'. i

-Br. Durand; and family leaves for Chattanooga, Tenn., their future home, to day. Miss Carrie Ho mi re, of Lonisvilie, "sweet sixteen;' ' w visi ti ng Miss Belle Rhorer, ;; ? - spr. BoggSj of Quincy, was here last week. ? He is1 -.meetings with succesa in bis mew location. 1 Mr. J; J. Sexon, theyoungj wide awake and- efficient Sheriff of Greene .connfy, was in our city last Tuesday John JlcGee moved to the house

formerly occupied by Elder Treat,

corner of Fourth and Gran I Streets. -31r. flv Friedley has purchased the residence formerly occupied by Dr.. Axtell and will take possession soon.' ; ; Miss May Worral returned from Can n el tori last Saturday. She will teach! school- at EllcttsviHetagain this winter- . v ; 'i James F. Morgan was in Rock-

vrlle this week and secured a posi

tion to teach the same school he

taught last winter. 5 s ' . Dave Hosari now divides

time between measuring lumber und

administering soothing syrup to a new jgirl baby. Misses Pearl tnd Ora Woodsy of Indianapolis, are visiting at' the iesidence of Clint Jiougton North1 of the city. , , --Miss SLizzie Hughes, one of the best) teachers Bloomi agtori ever had, hassecured a ppsitioulin the' Adams, 4nd schools. 1? - Prof. John Gardner, of the Hopkins University, has; been appointed to Prof. Jack so n 'a former position in State-Univeraity, J -i-William BH went to Danville, Ind. , last Thursday, where he has a positionaBconpos:i tor on the Normal Teacher .:i :"J 5 : 1 .'f

Two hoys were arrorted by Marsh nl Buakirk, last Wednesday, for riding on a freight train while switch ing at the depot here. The worst feature of these cases is the parents of the boys have to fjofc the bill, while the o5euder& escape with but little punishment-, if any. it might be a good ida for the railroad com pany to fnrnUh each btakemun with a rawhide, ora few days conin ement in jail on .bread aud water diet might be health (or the bovs. It seems tha' they cannot be made to understsnd in any other way that

A sister off Sheriff Grimes died on last Saturday of paralysis. Hsr retrains were hnrfed in the Leonard gravej'ard, South of Smithvillc. ,

The grjiiid and petit juries will be drawn next week the fbst under the new law. J. K. Anderson and Major Perry are the Commissioners for drawing juries. Eegbt or ten stuall w hit and colored boys uere arraigned - before the Mayor, last Thursday, morniiig. anl pleaded guilty to stealing gi apes from rhelix Dunn. After giving them a wholesome lecture, the Mayor lined them $1 00 each.

Parties wishing to furnisu students v i t li x o o m s, c" table b oa v 1 , or w i i h bolls are reqae.slecl to notify Prof. Houghton or Prof, IU ck of the same.

this law is for the protection, of their j Pleas4e state number to accomoown lives and limbs, i dated an price of rooms - or board,

as the case mav be. N.i E. Field, a uav-l.cr of ihte county. wfc, suddenly called to njourr the loss of his brother, Alonzu II. Fiehl, who was accide?ity killed iv Indian Territory Mr. Field left this place on the tioth, to attend to the 'eculing f his brir.iiersa estate.

named Bobiuson

Las's. Tuesdav, Deputy Sheriffs Satymire and Rumor antve1 hero

having as prisoners Allen Chambers

and his son Richard Chambers, The

former is charged with assault and j b-ittery wi Ji intent to k 11, a case that j jvi'ew out of an altercation with Ha&-j

el Small wood about two years ago.

The hoy ws.a charged with stealing x, box of tobacco Harrodsburg about the time Detective Gy nn was iTt-ttinj; in his work in that vicinity. One cf the deputy Sheriffs said that nfter he read the warrant lo the older Chambers, in the Court-house at Yin ceuncs, he drew u huge knife and after cutting oil a piece of tobacco kept 'ihe knife in his hand and said, "Young man, you eau't arrest me." FJre deputy wrenched tlut knife out of hi5 piisoners baud and marched him. -off to the lock-up.- Young Chambers was arrested on his mother's farm at Sunburn. Indictments have been pending against these parties for some time, and recently the papers foi their arrest were sent to Ki.ox county. The elder Chambers' bail was fixed at $1,000 and his son's at $500. They are both in jail at th is writing Wednesday having failed to give bail up to this time.

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3Ji33 Emma McAvoy, ot Ciricinnati, delivered her lecture on ""What I Love to Read, and Whj in Menctelasobn Hall-, last Thursday evening. The lecture was instructive and entertain ing,and all present were highly pleased. Miss McAvoy has talent far above the average lecturer of the daj She is not only a good

speaker, but is a lady of refinement!

and education, such a person whose society intelligent people always seek. We hope that she will come v . 1 i t

again, and can assure ner a oortuai greeting. Oil last Monday night, at a late hour, several persons amused themselves by throwing stones through the windows of Krueger's saloon. The saloon was closed -lor the night, and what their motive was is a inistery. City Marshal Buskirk pursued the parties and fired several shots from his revolver, but did not bring them to a halt. It is supposed that the party consisted of Bill Weleh tind Buck Fedder. Welch" was arrested at Ureen castle, and Marshal Buskirk went up and brought him home last Monday. lie was lined $18, and at last accounts was boarding it out

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Charles Bates was arrested last Monday, charged with shooting with inteut to kill John David, an account of: which was published in the Courier of last week. He gave a $500 bond, and the ease will be heard before 'Squire Tate one week from next Monday. David is improving, and will recover.

A quarry man

was found in an aliej' is a beastly state of intoxication, last Tuesday, and the hogs were about to cat him n p Four men carried him to the Monroe Bastde; and wlw-n sobered otf he paid the usual fee for violating a city commandment. 'I he fallowing Ui a i.st of prisoners in the county jail awating disposition of their cases by the Circuit Court: Gabe Langlcy, Bastardy. Oliver Jones, cutting with intent,&c. Oliver Hoy, Larceny. Allen uhamh rs A & B with-intent. Richard Chambers, Larceny. Sam Meadow a. Lateen v.

The public si oifS open next MondajT. The following is a list of the the teachers: Miss M. A. McCalla. Supt. W. R. Hough ton, J.lv. Beck and A. B, Wo dburn, High School and Preparatory. Rooin No. 1 Miss Emma Baxter.. Room No. i' Mrs, Lou Evans. Room No. S Miss Kate Hight.

Room No. 4 Room No. f Room Nt. 6 Room No. 7 Room No. 8

O ft Wilhson. ' li'e Howe. N.mnie Woo lard. B. J.Strader. Mattie Cherry.

There was an item in our city pa

pers two weeks ago that the Connor missed, li was about a child of John Cory'y falling in a cistern. The only apology we have to offer to our read ersfor not publishing it is the event happened eight years ago. The barn and residence of A. W. Raeves, at Ellettsyille, were destroyed by fire last Saturday. The fire started in the ham, and is supposed to be the work of some boys who were smoking there A fair proposition from one school

hov to another: "Gemme a bite of

that apple and IT show you, wberc Jive been waxcinated," The city flouring mills run, out of water, this week and bad t$ shut down .

Ijtn Rogers came to Unionvi.le last Sunday evening on a viois to ilisa Florence Bu rah ill. lie got out his horse and bngay to start home und while shutting the gate bis hoi se took fright and ran off. He found him near the rocky branch with one wheel hanging on the corner of the fence, and the horse eating grass.. Mrs. Nancy Spencer came near being bit by a rattles; ake. She was returning from Dr. Campbell's and stept on him, AH that saved her was his snake-ship was not coiled. The barn of Bob Howard, of Brown county, the great stave king, was destroyed by lire on last Thursday uiht. Twenty ei lit head of horses anil mules was in the barn but vva; ail taken out before the lire reached them. His crop of hay and oats and other feed with sixteen pair , of harness was all ironsnmed in the flames. Probable loss $1,000. Charles R Spencer ha$ ben down whh the llux but will recover under the treatment of Dr. A.. C. Spencer. Gam Walters, our blacksmith, has been sick for a weak. He will recover; Dr. BanoiY and CanjpheH physicians, . a. A gentleman lost two valuable hrrses during the past two week from OYi-rheat. Me vras hauling staves to Mahaleysviile. John O. Oil tt wood thinks he has truck either a u;o!d or silver mine on tlio land of Blount Campbell. He has leased the land for five years

paying ten per cent, on the products. ; Bii3T0& j

MH. Em'roa: As there has been no items from Harrodsburg for several numbers, I wish to announce that notwithstanding the continuous drouth and the great amount of dust, our little village is .still progressing in the way pf trade, &c. Tie health of the community is .generally good, consequently u&fortuaate for our physicians. Oar barber, J. II. An derson, has purchased a new stock of lather. Jim means business. The Stone City Washing Machine Co. is doing a thriving business. Mr. Simeon Pedigo is manufacturing a number of machines. By the way, Mr. Pedigo has been spoken of for Trustee. Think the Democircy would do well to seSetft Simeon for that position, but should he not accept of the nomination. 1 would suggest the name of John W. Butcher for Trustee, another, man that we

know i worthy of tie position, a

man that we know to be honorable and honetttand well qualified for the position Our present trustee was in town last week looking after the repairs of the school building preparatory to t'nc commencement of school. He desires to retire from the office next spring with his schools in good and prosperous condition. 1

Charles Giibeit, of the University, and one of the European excursionists, was. struck on the head bv a rock while ascending a mountain m Switzerland- ' Zkumali1, SwrrssatLAiifo, Aug. IS. Five Americans tourists ascended the MaUerhorn Saturday night On their return a rook accidental!)' dislodged and struck the heat to? Air Gilbert, tutor of tiie Indiana University, Blooiniiigton, Ind., rendering him partially insensible He was just able to move mechanically along. Nearly four hours were spent in blinking him to the flrat hut. Some of the party proceeded and brought the doctors. Gilbert arrived at Zermalt Sunday evening. He suiters

principally from lo.ns of blood, ai dj will be able to leave nhortfy, The

guides were apprehensive les if ho collapsed before he arrived at the hut the party would bo frozen to death before succor eouio be obtained.

Stuart & McPheeters1 hardware store will he removed to the new building next to the Postoliice about Oct. 1st., when they will have the handsomest and best arranged establishment of the kin i in Southern Indiana. In the nuan time they will sell on their stock regardless of cost to save the labor of removing so many heavy goods to their new quaitors. A full iin d of hardware

and a'rieu!tnrn implements.

By order of the Board of Trustees, parties holding scholarship of tne State University,' wijl present, tie certificates of the same to the undersigned to be rejristerctl hefore the beginning of the college year. Receipts Will not be issued to parties not complying with the above A. R. Uovs, Treasurer.

lioab ip About Our Neighbor, W. B. Harris, formerly of Ellettsvilie, Isas sold the Owen County Pcopie newspaper to James Havens, of Lafayette, Ind. Ctoverdale has as enterprising a lot i,( merchants as can be found in the State. What wickedness. We, of Nash ville, in the heathen iiill6 of Brown, must send a Missionary to Bloomington' the seat of learning for Indiana! For the reformation of the neighbor ing towns we are bound in duty labor. Who will volunteer to go over lo Blooming ton. and inaugurate the ere at moral reform needed there?-?---Nashvillo Jacksonian. Bedford has shipped about 25 car loads of watermelons this- mouth. W, W. Durand, the leading agent of Barnurn-s show, lives s in Bloominaton, and Col. R. S. Dingeas, who holds the same position under Forepaugh, was for many years a resident of Jaekson county. In addition to this we may as well state that W. C. Coup, the owner of one -of the largest circus ami menageries in the world, is a native of Daviess county, having been born near Washington. Bedford Star. The "oldest inhabitant11 now comes

to the front with the prediction that

it will not rain during the month of August. Blooming ton Courier. Cuss the "oldest inhabitant," spit on him, bulldoze him, tramp him in the mud, black-jack him, tar and feather him, stick him with a pia. Brazil Democrat. Judge Wilson held court in Salem last week. Next week he tries a murder case at Petersburg. With orders ahead for about $800, 000 worth of stone, there is not much danger of business being dull here for the next two or three years. Bedford Star. There were the remarkable large number of one hundred and thirty carloads of freight shipped from this elation on the L. N. A. & C. road last week, and that only includes car load lots, Considerable stone was also shipped over the narrow guage to Sullivan, If anjf town in Indiana with double Bedford's population, .about 3,000), can show half as good business as that, we would like to hear from it. Bloom ing ton and Mitchell papers please, copy. Bedford Magnet. . Batten, the murderer f Hester, at Nashville is still at largo. Bedford has an ordinance preventing stock from running at large. A pound has beeu established, with' the following penalties.: Horses and mules, one dollar, with li fty ecu ts per day w h i le in pound ; geese! 0 cents per head, with 5 cents per day while in pound; hogs, goats anu sheep, 50 cents, with 25 cents per day while in pound. Afterhav ing been in pound five days, the stock is sold at auction to the highest bidder, and the money received alter expenses arc paid, is given to. the owner of the animal, if he can be found. The town marshal of Blooraington is arresting and imprisoning boys who jump off of it oviag trains. The same should be done in BedfordBedford Star. Chy Marshal, it you please. A lot of thoroughbred cattle and sheep will be sold by auction at Gosport on Aug. 31st. The following fairs are to be held in this neighborhood: Columbus, A ug. 29 to Sept. 2d. Brazil, same date. Washington, 0't. 11 to 15.

Bedford, Sept. 13 to 15. Martinsville, Oct. 3 to 7. Green castle, Sept 14 to 17. Loogootee, Sept. 13 to 17. Worthington, Oct. 4 to 7. Orleans, October 4th to 8th.

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