Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 33, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 June 1883 — Page 1

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Commencement his cam with its st s son of j vs. V'ilh its charms lor the girls ami theirs for the hoes, "Willi the mercury up to SO in the shadt4. Just the season for enpul and co'd lemonade, "What promising youttflf ratn, what charming young zirls, What ti pity it is the cold world curls I'p its nose, and looks with a frown. Ipou the aspinug soul of th student. Theu the senbe of the college conies Prh with the scroll, Done up in Wuo rib lions "What joy to the soul of the student it Wj iiigs As each in his tuns, receive with a hf.w Ylial he labored to earn.

THE EACCAI.ACKEATSJ tKRMOX. The College Chapel was filled last Sunday afternoon lv such an audionce as ouy Commencement week can furnish. Some very exquisite vocal music was rendered by a quartette consisting of Mrs U, W. Micrs. Mrs. O. B. Clark, Wal Pauley and Dick Maxwell, with Mrs. Armagnac as pianist. Dr. Moss first read the the 10th chapter of JdIii, and then took his text for his discourse from the 13th chapter of Matliew, 15th

verse. His theme was, "Ute is a rim hi wilt to Mia platform, and trust." 6fcourse.hU remaiks were rrtlin , i,n rrn.tifnfc. niLncks. nit hv

address to the Senior class. He told them that life was a trust for

Assorted Cake, Vanilla Ice Cream, tiu Apple Sherbet, Strawberries. U ranges. 1 Jan an. -is, Nuts, Iced Tea, Col lee. CLASS DAY KXKKC1SES. Or Monday, June llat2A o'clock, the Senior class hld their class day ext'i'cis. s replete with joyous delights and laughable pun v. The larger andience was kept in a continuous roar ol laughter by the odd and peculiar merriment of the exuvises. The fun began when large tub, marked Kentucky Moonshine, was

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rompaniod Mr. and Mrs. .Ellison. Helms just ho-n oioclv comity puperiniondani of Lawrence eonnlv.

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The Truslt'es. response

Prof. J. !!. Pmart l?pck(dL of hidinimiudis. (urn-

ihedthe meal, amHhe best lhin: r:,n,t l,lli-k o ,M-VS-

11 i rry M r( 1ull " h! r, o f Spo :h-e r, visited I lev. Uratit.

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Hairy Hamilton,

It is over. The 51th annual ( omniencemeiit cfihe Indiana ? diversity was a grand success. large? nimiher of visitors were pi . t than for several years past, the weather v?s fine, and i he citizens of iJioomington vied with each other hi their efforts to ic!k the affair a success. Below we give a complete report of tae proceedings, every line of which w?.s prepared expressly ler the Courier: KKfXION CLASS OP 73, Last Satuidav iiiht was the he g: n u i :i of C m men ce men I week fes U cities. The occasion, was the reuuioii of he class f "73. The foiwas lhf p "svj: i:n ol" She xert ir'j.l in Ue Cwflsc Uhap.?!.Veitua! atdress, bv Or. A5i; 1 s m ij-e, hy Lo:i D. t.jer-. class Jse5idrnt: Jf&ftfur Valuta tnu by A'itiH Dennis: (J!ass Oration, by L mis 2'unrn; (Jhiss Pucui. by J. A Arnold; Cla.-s KiUlorvv by & A. Iryan. Otst of 23 nvemhttrs of tlie class, only five uero absent. I m mediate; v afier th; cxorcis.s

we fe? t tilt ;c with tiu:r teachers, the trUes. and a f v incited friend j, reparcd i;o the Orcdinrd House, where an elegant :nd iaidiluss baiupiet .vas given by tirv ?oca! members of the cln. Folio witur loi-ts were proposed a.i I appropriate responses m :de. To Class IS hy Mr. Cntteu burger. Ti 42 r Teae aers I iv M r. W oisn a ud. Kesponse by Prof. Kirkwejo.l. To ur trls by 31 r. Ho: Rv-2p-o!ise by ?.iiss Wju i. To the xJachiloi'S, by r;Iss Luzaddt r. Kespunse by Mr. FIojm1. To our wives, by Mr. Arnold, Response by Mis. rreudk". To the irusU'es, hy Mr. Manson. Ixcponso by juge lianta on behalf of the Board. Mr. Lowe then presented a beautitu! silver cup to the class baby, aod Mr. Edis-m, the father of the little girl, made a happy response.

A rising vote of thanks was tendered the local members for their zeal and earnestness which did so much towards making the reunion a grand success. The following, are the mem be is of the class of 7S:

J. Addison Arnold, Columbus, editor. E. Albert Bryan, Yiucounes, teacher. D. J. Orittenberor, deputy sec'y state. Anna Dennis. Bloom iu gton, teacher. Flora Di'ion, Kloomington, Davitllf. FJHson. Leesvili teacher J A-Floyd, Indianapolis, entry clerk. A. G. Foster. El Paso, Texas, lawyer Hoary A. Lee, Canada, merchant. J. Simpson Lowe, Bedford, lawyer. Sophia Luzadder, Shoals, teacher. M... MtClaskcy, La Grange, farmer. Donise Maxwell, Bloom: ngton. Louis Munson, Chicago, lawyer. : L. D. Rogers. B'oomiaton, teacher. lu iney Short, SprinuyiHc. minister Franklin. P, Smith, Orleans, teacher. P. iSpr-iker, Logan sport, teacher. P. Treudley, Union City, teach e-. Beftj. Vaii, Jr., ILS pension clerk. Ellen Ward, Winchester.

J, Wh sen and, Des Moines, lawyer. Those marked with an were not prcecnt. The programs for the occasion were donated by Uij Columbus Democrat. Monday evening the members of tf-C class gathered in front of the College building, where they planted ivy, and erected a marble slab, bearing the in script ion , ''IS. The rnrnon of this class was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the entire week, and

much ctj lit is due L, D. Rogers,

and tlisr local mem bars of the class, for the success of the underlain".

them to preserve until cnlh-d for. They should take this thought ftith them as an impelling power through life a trust that God had committed to them, and lie required of his stewards ever to be faithful. 11urged them to seek the approval of "Well Done" when they entered the life beyond, which he considered a life of enlarged trusts. The address occupied about thirty minutes, ami the speaker adhered strictly to his theme. It has often been said of Dr. Moss that -When he speaks he says som el hi hg," and on this occasion he fully sustained that reputation While his oratory is not very st ricking, yet he has an eloquence peculiar to himself, anil when speaKing in public always commands the stiietest attention. It is hardly pos

isible to crowd more sensible advice

and sound thought in a thirty minutes spceon than Dr, Moss succeeded in doing last Sunday. UimU SCHOOL COJUIENCKMENT. These exercises were, as usual y largely attended. There were twenty-four speeches on the programe, aad the exercises lasted froitis S o'clock Monday morning until noon. 1 he Horal oiferiugs. were not as pro fuse, or the enthusiasm so great as last y ear, but the latter may be accounted for from the fact that ap piaudiug- was forbidden. Our reporter marked the folluwing speakers arvl their subjects as being worth)' of especial mention: Unwritten lUstorv, by Albert Uabb, ol Covington; Smi.tbs-mi'Bn. lustitutc, by Will L Fee, of Bioominton ; Stories hy Sail ie Ad ons, of Smithvitle; S3mpathy,.b-v Laura Hendricks of B'ooin i ngton; Ancestry, by ILan-ra Clark, of Blooington; Rtisliuns, hy Charles St)iie, of Dudley: Our Bondage, by R. J. Morris, of Uoekville; Get o(T our soos by Haidee Xuckols. of Bioomington: Houie Sweet IFome, bv Carrie Slocun'JVs f Bioomington; Inilneuce, by Lettie Evans, of Dver, Ivy., Le Vendee, bv

Morris Ik Harris of Albion, III.

i The o the is d:d only moderately well.

T3S MOOSIEU POST. J. W. RUey, knows r;the ho osier poet delivered a IcMure, under the auspices of the Iiteraiy societies, on TueSibiy night. The aadieuce was a fine one and fully tested' the capacity of the large room. The lecture was read from a manuscript, and was well prepared. However, it was read in a monotonous tone, and

had it not been interspeised with' a

few jokes it would have fallen wery ilak Mr Riley is a success as a poet anil a writer, but as an ora-

torheisa failure. Thcc is noth

ing poetical about the? appearance of Mr. Riley except his eye-glasses, but 'he removes them before beginning to read. THE ALUMNI ADDRESS I Rev. Anderson Wylie of Newtown, ' Penn. delivered Mo address before

the Alumni on Tuesday night. His theme was "The Tn angulation of Life." The address was very long, lasting nearly t.vo hours, but was attentively listened to by a large an dience. Tuesday the Alumni held a

business meeting and elected James L. Mitchell, of Indianapolis, as president for the ensuiri" year. James T. Mellett. of Newcastle, was electid as orator for next vear. PHI DELTA Til ETA BANQUET. On Monday night the banquet of the Indiana Alpha chapter of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity was held

at the National House. They had a very merry time. The following toasts were oflered, with Judge Ban -ta as toast master: Work f Colleger by Byron K. Elliott. Why has Phi Delta Theta grown so great? by J. C. Mellett. Our dark days, by A. W. Fuller-ton.

Our under graduates,, by F. W. Baker. Our. distinguished Alumni, by O. E. Brad f ute. Our "William Goat" by Frank E. Hunter. To our Senior, a kind farewell, by

E. A. Griffith, Response by the sen

ior, C, L. Goodwin.

from the Ircquenfc attacks- en it ivy

the thirsty Seniors we suppose it actually contained a poor article of the above ii'iinel which the class hai imparled for the occasion. Prof Joidan parlook liberally of it. but upon being greeted as a Demo crat by your reporter and asked as to his convivial habits and with a wink and a hint as to desire a samp el of the same by your reporter, the Prof, laughingly said it was only lemonade. However from the conduct ot the Seniors we were thoroughly convinced as to the truth of our first surmise. The program hossarvwith a class oration by C. L. Goodwin which was given in his usual eloquent style, The 'Retrospect" by Miss.. Jennie Foster was in the old way given, and a pleasant retprospeel of the class through its course iu college. The "Prospect'" by D, A. Curry eras full of fun and weddings and rather truthfuU if in aginary. From the exercises we glean that their are ivS Seniors in all with a combined weight of 2566 pounds and in average of -impounds with the smallest 85 pounds. There combined height-is 107 feet. The class contains 7 ladies and 11 gentlemen and has certainly a cultured appearance. "AH See to the Undergraduates" by A. D. Mofl'ett was rich ami racy and if well followed would lead to chaos in college matters. "A dream on the Cumberland" by R". S. Stevenson was a beautiful poem, but was read in so low a tone

that the audience could not perceive

oa the tables was the silverware. It was a high-toned affair, ronseseqeptly no newspapev reporters wore admitted. Kveryhndy was full of iced tea. On Wednesday night, the tray and festive season closed with the aliunn levee, which means inuie, ice cream, cake, and lemonade. They were all there. The hoys had on their dmle suifs, and the

darling uirls wire decked in their;

crushed strn .wherries, tafel beer, and spilled moJupses dresses. The Courier was furnished with two complimentary tickets, and the reporter got too lull (ice cream) to write a report. Hie Semper Tyrannis Dominus vohiscum, Et emu spirit n tuo Lv&c. Orand Celebration of the Fourth of July in Bioomington.

Among the pleasant events ineident to Commencement was the reception tendered the Sigma Chi Fraternity, at the residence of H. C. Dunoui. It was one of the most enjoyable and recherche affairs of the entire season. The Juniors were also handsomely entertained at the residence of Prof A water, and Jos. K. Ilonly and sister entertained a number of friends, at their home on Friday evening, after the valedictory exercises. Capt. Shoemaker and wife also add?d to the pleasures of the festive season hv entertaining a number of friends at their residence. CKUSONAl.S. Lida. nnd Alinnie ITovland. of Southpnrt, two charming you.ig ladies from Smithpoit, were visiting

(ieo. Huuliu of Terro Haul

could not stay away. 1 a vry Went hcrl y, 1 iftht n iug slinger i Mieliigan City, spent his vacation here. Dan Iteese is jus! as sweet as ever, so the girls say. Miss Emma Healy? of Cincinnati, is visiting at the residence of Or. Maxwell. Miss Lucy Allen, of Uookviile, is the guest of Mrs. Hughes on "Vinegar Hill' Mrs Ilaltie Stout of Xew Al

bany, and ftliss Nellie Flovd of

St. Paul Inch are visiting Miss Beatrice Sanders. The following visitors were also present : Harry Gray, Cray villi1, 111. Dick HeaviU, Flat Hock, lif. ld 31 ic henor, Cfmneisvillo. Alinnie Dunn, Louihville, K i 1 en W:i n I , V i n c lies t e r. llt'hiv A Hurl, Jeliersonviile. Rev tuiucy thori, hpriugville. Louis Munson, Chicago. 1) 11 Kltison, Lcesvdle. K V milh and wile, Orleans. K A iiiyan and wife, Vincunes. AiitcheH Shields, Seymour. J K Graves, Warsaw. C V leaner, Warsaw. F t' Hood, Crcteiisburjr. I'rof Li tly, Cosport. fi Mc Foster, Od.-n. F li Albertsou, Jridgeporf. T U Stewart, ban Francisco. JSimpsoa Lowe, Lit d ford. 1 Larry J 1 u !bteter. Hedford, ,Jas T Mellett, Newcastle.S E Stuitii, Gosport, A lice W i Uon , La layette. Fitra liliynart, Lafayette. Samuel MiseheU, Lounsviile, O. eld sveuueOy, Atchison, Kansas. M W Huiio, Kokomo. .In age Kohcrt William, Canni. IW Vioi Weir and wife, Baxter Springs. W J King and wife, Yoorhees, lib Wallace Fabner, Columbia City. David Taylor, Tenc Haute, F W Cok. sr. Kvansviile,

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summer oasiimcre ana rums v eiiinsr

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. .1 . i i it. rtM i 4ii'i.i Ki'i nn h-i m i.iI . i in t ' i i

its meiiooious now oi rnymm, me u..wlUauv.. , (Ji; Greoncastle class sonsrs were spicy and rendered, j tame down to spend cojr.mcnccim':)t j ira BaU.,nJn JJedfc-nl,

KILL OF FARE.

Baked Black Bass, Roasted Turkey.

Buifalo Tongue, Boiled Ham, Chipped Dried Beef. Chicken Salad, Shrimp Salad, Dressed Lettuce, Radishes, Phi Delta Theta Fruit Cake.

in a manner effective and strleking, equalling lhc famous Tennesseans in their shouting choriu. The beat hit of the occasion waa made bj Alisd. Maxwuil in the p? esntatjons to the elass, especially t!ie one of the "Democrat ie platforni" tt Mr. !V ft U ett the slitician of Uie class, this consisted of a rough made little form nailed logethei in a shaky cond'tion and presienleiU a very dilapidated forsaken shaky appcara nee. Mr, Mof! etl carcfullv received it and lender! v placing it by his side, consoled him self with that boon of all true Bouri

ibons, Kentucky Muonhhiue." The

exercist s, as-a whole, were interesting and spicy.

C0MU8XCBMKXT DAV... The following are the names o! the speakers and Uo ir themes: Tho Hiiiiibow Darter, Joseph Swain, Pendleton Tho AJufcit uf the Si'hcres, Id a A. Smell, Miineio. The Wandering Jew. W H. Saydor.Kofkport. AKiu-Saxun lioYCm.wQi, Cbas. M. Austin, Muntrio. IS i glit Brings out the St: r, Jlinta K. Sims, Dtica, Capital nml liory A. M. Adams, Kockville. 0n real iz-tii E, . Adfcltj-vjr, Blotminglon, The P;u UionoM, Juliette 51 ix well, Bioomington A College Course, C. Lt Guodwin., .Bowling Green, Ky, Communism vs. L'lverty, E. S, Stevenson, Be!U'Antainc, Ohio, Ueecasin Tracks, Jennio 15, Eosir, . . Bloominpton. 0 codes. D, A. Curry, .Winchester, Ky. The New Civilization, Lizzio Long, Oolumus. Job i Bright, A. 1), MofTut. Spencer, The Unity (if Truth, Sarah Dill on, Wilmington Addison and Irving, in Weft-minster AMoy, Oliver, P. FIyd, St. Paul, Intl. Boeialism, Kate Snyder, Roekport, Party Spirit, EdwtQ Corr, Bioomington, Then followed an. address to to the class, the distribution of the diplomas, and conferring of

degrees upon all mentioned in the above program.- The speeches were interspersed with

some delightful music by an orchestra consisting. ol J. B. Aliison, Charles E. Maxwell, W. II. Seward, Frank Hunter, and Miss Leffler as pianist.

The following degrees were al

so conferred: Charles IL Gilbert,

Ph. D.; Frank E. Hunter, A. ML; Gynn Foster, A. M.: Judge An

drew Wylie, LL. D.; Jas. II.

Smart, LL. I).; Walter Q. G res-

ham, LL. D.; Prof. Jackson, LL.

D. Governor Porter was a silent, spectator during the exercises.

The Alumni dinner, Wednesday afternoon, was attended by about 120 persons. A Courier reporter in attorn pting to get a report of the a flair, was thrown

from the third story window.

Governor Porter kindly furnished us a list ol the toasts, as follows: Commonwealth, response by Gov. Porter. University, response by Dr. Moss. Alumni, response by Mr. Shank. Endowment IiM, response by Hon. dames JL Wiltiard.

vyith a lady who also lias aJ tn U hnrle- Kirhiirdbon. IntliuaapoKs, her Urol name. Nannie Kd;n'Uuhs, ofjCtari; Crarv, tartiusveiie.

ImlifiiifliimiM. wash mxii :ii Lm.l ! Chark-s awl wito, Kaiikukco,

lcyVi. Will Fisher si ii.l w.b- l

:a all tlie Hew and Popular Shaded

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The N'cry Latest Styles, and will be sold VERY CHEAP FOR CASH. I We have a full line of Scoteh Zephyrs, Ginghams, Ohambray's, kc. Hamburg ami Swiss Em-iM-oideries in licautiliil Designs. We also have a nice line of LADIES' AND CHILDRjM' j FINE SHOES, also MENS' PLOW SHOES. INCOMES' jrT33 'feSElEl tTS Seloro Oti ZStiy - 'McCALLA & CO, progress Blocli.

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Ori'.e Miort, Viticoiiuas,

LHituapoli, wro iciiy n lt rt:ii' ei iiX

". ; 1 1 1 1 1 it Aivcrson, SiuMicur,

Hurt, wine colored satin; Ella (Marl;, white mull, Mrs.Aramagfat fjreen satin, IJattie Moss, li(i:;ht blue cashmere; Kate liollen bad: ere wore electric blue cashimor; Carrie Bolleubacherf white blue sdk trimmed in Spanish lace, nn. nun's veiling skirt, blue silk bodice, trimmed in steal beads. Dr. Moss has been finite unwell this week, which prevented him from joining in the enthusiasm of the festive occasion, as he would have done. Mamie Hopkins a charming young beile of Evansville was the fiQ-A- of Laura and Kate Motley, Minnie (Jage, of Indianapolis, was js guest at Capt. Bhoemakers, and, on Tuesday evening, entertai ied a select comjVmy with her musical and elocutionary talent. The vounu" lady is handsome and highly accomplished. The Courier is under obligations to Miss. Carrie Bolleubachor. Lcn i). Roger;?, Frank Axtcll, I Vanl; K. Hunter, and C. 11. Worrei for favors extended in assisting us in our re ported a I work

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THE PROPRIETOR OF

... - . Respectfully announces ftrliU old1 patrons and the public generally tli&j he has a splendid assortment of the above named goods. The I Papers embrace NEW STYLES of groat beauty, surpassing . any ever before ottered in this pluco. Anions; the Window i Shades will be found EXQUISITE DESIGNS in ;: Dadoes and Transpareiicies ? Also, Poles in Ebony and Gilt for Lace Curtains! it ff&The whole stock must be seen to be j rop V-y appreciated. T"Laclie!3, and aU other lovers of the beautiful, will not fail to ca' and inspect our Stock.

nl Capt. Shoemaker's. Kale Yil liamson, of Terre Uante, win at

John Davis's. Kate Cox and .Vai

Liiuricy liupkin :, Evansville, Mrs Bj.tvil! and Jessie, N A-lba:n

, , . Tl .... v ,, liattic L .ctout, Ntw Albanv, nda Pratt were atDevamts. Nol .. Vm,; ... Emery, of New Albany, wis n Wh- ylV j t DydeP. Dedfurd, iiam Emery's. Ilaltie btout, of 2 th-:!nie Thump ;on, M'ashin.ton, Albany, was a truest ut San a r"s. ( u-orgo HunU r, Terre Ur.ute, Ad AVncldand wife, of t.lumhJ ;V! Av l'"!u,!a"l10hioweieat lobe mhii. s. Mjss ,,ive J n KoUliaii2, STartli-iavil (h'iss, of Rrckville, at DeuuUV f.i cy j ipiam-s. HrnKil. Allen, of Kockville, at liuihess. j Luey MeCleilaud, (J reeueaslle.

this week.

The Scientific exhibition, last Thursday, was a new feature n f Coiumencement exercise. Ihost- who took part in the periorniance were Messrs, Cook Kaib and tbodwia, and Miss

Lonjj.

Prof. Truedely nnd wife, u Vnh City, at Dr. floss's. Nellie Muiiiii ix, of Cloverdale, at Hryan":-. 31 r, Huford and wife, of Rock vt Ho, at. Howe's. Emma Pa nter, ol Stleit, was a guest of Jennie Snod'rass, Florence Sadler, of Spencer, was at Axtell's, Ida Franklin, of Spencer, at Cherry's. Sallie Meek, of Spencer, at Allison's. Slay McXaught, of Sponeei, at Field's, Mamie Taylor, of Lafayette, at Dr. MePhec-tcrsV Lorn Morrison, of lied ford, at Pearson's. IV Gin man and wife, of In lianapolis, at Purdue's. Florence Johnson, ot Montieello, at John MeGee's, Newell Zanders wife and children, of Chattanooga, at Mavor Dodd's. jiss Lena Arwine, of Col-

umbus, is the guest of Mrs,

Smith. Miss Kate Cifiydou, ot Indianapolis, is spending the festive season with Prof. Jordan's family. Mrs, Teeter of Rubles ville, is here on 3l visit to her Mother Mrs, Adkins. J. D. Whisnand of Chariton, Iova, came to see his old elass mates of f7S. lie must think a great deal of them to come that distance.

The Rev. Frank I loo d of Greensburg did not come to ro-unite with his class, but to see well he had a very jolly time anyhow. Elector," alias Harry P. Jra;', of Gray ville Ills , came up to s.bow that moustache of his. lie made frantic etforts lo raise one while in college, but the doctor told him his ejr.sti tution would not stand it. Charlie Hopkins is as pretty as ever,. The years and puty cares rest Irghtiy on his slioalders, lie still resides in Evansville. Wm. J. King and wife are visiting his wife's father Mr. J. C Woo!iy. Wnliam was of the elas of 1S7(, who have a reunion next year. Mitchell Shields of Seymour has been visiting his iCT.ndnioihor on seeoud street.

Ida Co ley. hravd. May Hres.ser, Varaa ir. Pearl Kaufman. Kokomo. Anna Harris. Albion. III. Dora Henry, Wells burg, W Va. Amanda !lu.,he, Kockville. Mrs W G Marshal, Xnia, Ohio Mrs Dr Nutt, New A bany. Luey --Xars, Itohiuson, ill. l.iac Jenkinsoa, Uichnion). Tirj following is a mention, of some of the ladies, ami luw they were dressed, according to the notes of a "horrible ma!!."0 Miss Harris, white mull, (timed elaborately in lace; Mary Truedley, handsome black silk; Mrs. Fred Howe, white silk; Emma Baxter, purple silk; Laura Hendricks, light blue nun's veUin-r; Ida Coffey, white mull; Nellie Collin, wine colored silk; Miss Paynter, white mull, trimmed in lace; Airs. Fisher, white mull, trimmed beautifully in lace; Miss Kaufman, white nun's veiling: Miss Love cross, shrimp pink; Mattio Husk irk white nun's veiling' trimmed in black velvet; Maggie Rose, white mull: Hattie Arnold, pearlct oUoman silk; Man ie Hopkins, changeable silk; Lixzir New kirk, crushed strawberry silk; Miss Helliotrops, nuns veiling; Miss Wilson, cadet bluo ottomau 'iilk; Emma Brattin, white mull, trimmed in lacor

Lucy McClellaud, black ottcunan silk: Miss Cage, of Indianapolis, cream colored satin; Mrs. Dr. A. Maxwell, while silk; K!la Ward, wine colored silk; Ilaltie Stout,

Hon. James C Mitchell is rcmiirjntly mentioned as the irrojierotie to succeed Prof. S aart as a member of the Uoard of Trust

ees of the University. We hearti

ly concur iu the suggestion, as we do not know where a more competent and worthy gentleman could be found. The Courier is inclined to do ho right thing by the Indiana University, though, financially sj caking, the University does not beneiit the Courier to the amount of $10 a year. About all of its patronage is given elsewhere. . .

A special invitation is extended to my country friends to call and see me at Campbell's corner. Lew. IL Anderson Handsome goods in tho way of carpets, at the Bee .Hive. Don't send away lor carpets we can suit you. Call on Dunn & Co. and cefc liffures on Salt. Headlight and coil oil at 15 cents a gallon, at the Bee Hive grocery, next to the postoftice. Some of the finest chromes and oil paiutiugs ever brought to this city are now on exhibition at Anderson's Book Store. Prices very low.

jgi$$iAll Co be sold at prlc&t that cannot fail to give satisfaction..

AHo, Wall Paper damaged by ISic laie Fire for sabs .......... at a Clreat Sacrifice. E. P. COLE. I

Agricultural IinpieineiitSy

Waldr ca's 27w Blocis, STori2i Bido S &x& &

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Spanish lace; Lizzie

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Frank J' Smith is marriod and i)1UK mm b niis

lives at Salem, lie hrouisht his lrinJ,1,!(l in siik; Josio IJlskir1 wife and liil.lo dnn-bhM- nhuuA hhu' sdl;, trimmed in white span-

FOR SALE. Atwo-slory frame house of seven rooms, nearly new, and all the necessary improvements for comfort and convenience, with a

white- mull skid, and crush. -1 good lot. Situated on bast i lard

T ' . 1 I 1 I i i '. I i i ,m.1ti In 1 rtr All

siraw nrry satm oouicc: ..waurn streoi. -cipi. diauw ajl..u.

Axle !, electric blue nun's veiling, and filk bodice; Lida and Minnii Hov land, white nun's; veiling, trimmed in silk lace; Lena Arwine. cream colored plush with, whin- ;-"atm front, hand painted,

and

with him.

ish i ico: Laura Mohley, pink

David JL KUisonV, !it!le -irll """ veiling; Ella Adkius, heUi-

wnM Ibo n!r,Hii-i5.. ,ir:r(ii. nuns omng; iu-uno

(-lass of 1 878. Sin? is

br'mht child and the

Dissolution of Partnership. Notice 5 1 Hereby tfiven, that the popart iiiM's'iip Iiwloforo oxisti n? andor tho firm name of Kali a fc Tanon ban m, vas dissolved on tho 19th day ol M 'rv! . K-v, by muttial consent SobiinoM Tan on ban m retiring t.herc'v u. Ai os us Kahn aNV.iius vA debts iiwin by tho lirtn, and i.s authonzid to co'.Ioct all debta (Ln the same. Tilt; )Urino?3s hert!loforu carried on

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NOTICE TO NON -RESIDENT. State of Indiana, Monroe county ss In the Circuit Court, September Term, 1883. Charles W. Gentry va Paris Shirlo v and George W. D ean . Com plan i No. 430. New comes the pi ant tiff by Frank IC. Hunter his attorney and tiles his complaint herein, on a note and in attachment, with an affidavit that said defendant Paris Shirley is not a resident of the State ot Indiana. Notice i3 therefore hereby given said defandaut that unless he beam) appear on the first day ol" the next term ot -lie Monroe Circuit Court, to be hidden (ill tho first Monday of September A. D, LSS3, at the Court house in R soonMngton in sai 1 county

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the linn :ue rupirsied to call on him oetermine! n las aoscuoo.

Witness my name and seal of raid court, uilixc I at Bioomington, this :lh day of May A. 1). ISS3. .seal D. W. liBOWNfKa Clerk of Monroe Circuit Court,

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