Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 January 1887 — Page 1

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Elmer mith is tpaehing in Free port, III. Mis Ella-Wilson is teacliing in

thePcrue, Ind., Public School

Sawuol Wallingford has return-ed

I from Abbyville, South Carolina.

i " -. A n k- Worrall has purchased i John

I McGee's house, paying therefor

T I i he prices of real estate are; bev l ginning to stitien in anticipation Of "" j f the new railroad.

Cyrui Reed is sow employe by ka Pn&A.hi i?-enif ip.nnfnnn v of

fsville, Ind:

r. Jordan has been sper.dtng the

ifi- iwstweek it Indianapolis in fef half

3 t'otcdacational interests

Miss Bird Baker is instructing a large class in the art of painting. Mort Whitaker and George Thornton have purchased the E, P. Jdams Corner grocery. , v. - v Miss May Seward and Lutta Hci ton have returned fro ni a four

-weeks visit to Salem and Boonville

Chris Stinehigan and John Jacobs now occupy the room form

erly occupied by Bowman. & Gregory.

Bnf SMUTS!

INTERESTING PLACES BLOOM INGTOiS1 .

THAT IN 1)3 A N AP0L1 S ;KISS. The Indianapolis News tellof a

IN i Washington street business man

who wus fined for kissing his pretty book keeper." Things have come

to a pretty pasu In Indianapolis

Visitors to Bloomington can be well entertained for a day or two by visiting the many places of interest

Our citizens should take pride in j there was a law against this pecul-

5 f s2 ' con i Z) r vs tit l Itinnroa Vaunt lex . As caiiv as 1835 John Ketch nm

built i saw and grist mil. nn Ciear Ciee v sis n ilm soirth of Blooming ion. This oivck affords excellent

when a mail is fined for kissing a wa?ec,:I Qr 'Hie mil! ia still being woman. We were not aware that opcrnted U' a of tl e iuiild-

Thb Cnights of Pythias of this place now number 108 members, with niuneros petitions awaiting action.

.Simeon ldigo, auditor elect of

Monroe county was in '-Vwn Mon

day shaking hands with h is numer-

ous f fiends.

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J G. McPhoeters and J- E. -Hen-

Ij ey were at Indianapolis to wit-

j; . 3 ness tue oena .il ritti oyiuee. 3

wentfive heaihorss tp eastern markets last Tuesday. J i " -

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I The lecture delivered by Kathe-

I - 4fc Sunday waslistened to; by a ?! arge i ! J ttdienee. ?

Billy Roddy is now confined to his room at the Walnut Street

-house in the last stages of consumption. Father Zahn of Chicago, lectured at the Catholic church last Sunday night. Re is fin elegant and forcible speaker. Henry W. Nuekies writes from

Wisconsin thfft he is well pleased with his position as book keeper in a railroad office-.

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Protracted meeting is now m progress at the M. E. Church.

Meeting will begin at the Christian

showing visiting friends and strangers around, and they will be more apt to speak a good word for us after they have left. la the first place, there is the new State University with its beautiful campus in cummer time,- and its wonderful museum, library, and btbratory. A half day may be sent there profitably. Then we have our handsome High

School building the best arranged in the State. A magnificent view may be hacTfFoST the top of the cup

ola on tins building. Another nice view may be had from the Courthouse cupola, where may be seen the highest poiut in the State. In ascending to the top of the Courthouse you pass through the apartment where the works of the town

clock are located. It is an interest

ing sight to look at them. A visit

to our $30,000 jail and Sheriffs

rsi d nn aft will also renav vou; ion

V can then visit the cit' building and see our model steam ftre department

iar species of pleasure, bu"i venture the assertion that if every violation of this law in Bloomington were prosecuted, there would be enough money paict into the city

treasury to build us , a new court house, iinisH digging the artesian well until! it reaches China and in addition there wonljii be enough violators, who did not have the ready cash with Which to par their fines to fill the) nil, ioilrt? house, school

buildings" "and ail the churches. Just imagine the amount of trouble

it would he to take care of these lawless kissers. j But we desire to j place ourselves on record as being Among the number that do not bis me the Wash

er, we went eiirht bums u: thut

mill when there was nothing to mark the road, but blazes on the trees. One in lie bek w the mil, in the bottom ol the creek, Is found the sulphur

springs, which boned up through!

University DspxrtirizniCONDUCTED OT JO US R. Blill,!.

A?k Htf.elle want the name of tljt" mouutrdu ; ?.

Rev. Mmkm eonduetesl the religious j exerciser nt Chanel othiOrlav inornmr.

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The sochd science ehsb mt Tuesday evening in Prof. Wmxlfurd'S library. C'ravon's now wcArs the bsuige of Phi Deltn Theta. Hoard hits deserted Atlieniuu aud joined Phiio. The SlsakespeaVci club met Thursday evening at Pro!'. Clarke.

Prof, Phil putt was at Lehonon, Ind

week.

the erWices i n the rocks, and is now I t!I taUtate worU lho tattor l)AYt ot tUis

n acli'Kl Uy n eius of a umpj arid Is last Ijeioaiin a grea place of reso?t The people aicct there to drink of the. heading waters, li is claimed to porscss aso-e medical properties than Che great Eureka Springe of Arkansas. "On the last Sntimlkv

ana iiaday i August, I8do, there wa up oscd lo Le 10.000 people there, some of whom was I rem Washington, D. C. Three mile west, up

eisos Thursdnv morning.

Dr. J. C. BrauneSr will deliver the le(t lire Sunday af tern om. His subject is A Convict Island witli Ohservations ou the effects of the Contemplation of Crime. " Biatehley and Johnson have- cast their lots, with Union. Thia leaves Athonlan

Prof. Boone returnea from x6hiesvi7Ie r " -

Ind , Tuesd-iy wlicre ho has been engaged for the past few days hi institute work. 1). F. Miller a former student or the

University now a lawyer of PiUshvilleJnd.,

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ingio a street business man for kissing his pirett3r book keeper. That

one of the tributaries of Clear creek, PaltI u e, couoo ns respects wjulo in ' I 4........ .... J. .1 1 . .... . . . r-.. 1 . . . . 1

anu list over lue iiiii on the west

where the first stroke of a fire al-

Any one whojdesires two sha-es

f m i or Bloomington eieerou ugub Church next Monday.

j f t a considerable reaucciom v. u. f I p fcas j call at thit olllce. :

Alexanders aacuuion to Wie A1 v j att0 nev in the Benaet will case,

4 waaamitxeu-ut . ? venued- from this-eountv.

arm lights the fire under the boiler,

and throws open the front doors of

the engine house. Another interesting place is the electric light

lion. John B. Buskirk is at- M l:f. ni&ut two dvna-

tendiner coi rt at Faolicthis wee':, as 1 ,n nMtinn. The

JUlfi? Ul V vui fv" old college building and campus is

side, is probably the largest spring in Monroe county. It was once utilized as a profitable water powe-; it

gaum is an old one, but somehow flowf , west am empties into Indian

or other it does not change or go creek, ar d ne ir its head waters is ' t"!iiw S"ed pair - - . . ' . , . . . . . i cause it took a whole 1

c ut oiistyiCi true, we had the Ab- round the sparks coal bank, which

bott kiss, and while it may have I was opened and mined m 1840, when

! eon a thing of beauty it did prove the old J Virginia furnace was in oper

ation. This fbinaee was situated at

the mouth of the branch bn the bank

been engaging the attention of theobI6 for nH.'

well it mav for it ifi.nno nf rbn ivv -r-Uwixii., 12vtyvi'?-

twns that we have to deal wl'b. Another question of fcS p;Mf1 unce is "WHERJS CAN I BUY GOODS THE GEBAPESlP'knrf : -M&? M

nVivwJ arG rea t0 aswer questions of this "nature: : is OivA JS Store w offering their entire stock at reduced pricOs " Vv'f,

Pb Hit's election resulted its follows

Pn s. Uooper; Yic? Pres. Dreaslar. aunt.

C. 12. TTeiitev ha? left college forth

term on account of trouble with his eves. I U1 oracr to make room for .their MAMMOTH SPBWf A S -

to be "a joy forever. The old-fash

ioned kiss has not been improved

upon oue single

iota,

and as it Indian crock and was built by an

seems-to be good enough for all

emigrant f'roin Virginia, by the

2 Council at the last meeting. Buy

" 4yia lot whoa you can getit cheap.

1 Frank Dobsoa has purcnasea ne wagon making shop of Andrew J. 4 i Hoover, a notice oi which will be

found U another column ot: vnis

. paper.

m mZm lw. mm T

4 is the guest ov Dr. J. C McPaers

. -r f?lv ' Miss Taylor has camea

a state reputation as a pamte ; m

C. L. V. Butcher, aeon of William Bateher of -Vanbiiren township, has

bsen appointed train mi; Star of the Santa Fee & Texas railroad. Miss -''Bailie and Fannie Collen-

bacher entertained a large numoer of their friends Vveduesd ay eve at i heir residence on South Walnut Street.

i & stcIeetaro, for thebenefife.oP tlm G. . A: ou Eebruaryi 8th. iiis sub!il cl wAl be the battieof SMI It V. :i -An UnclTToms Cabin 1 upe V ' I - i pplied.for dates her a few days y :i Moftbut our Opera House managers

ij wisely concluued thas tins ancient, chestnut had been presented enough i- liere already. ' .

r Ab Frank Eenett was on his way

t- home from bora iasu jgim

3r-i. night soxue onejiid in a zeneefcornthrew a large stone and cut his

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em body. Koclew to the? perpo ? tor of the- outrage ; probably

oms enemy. -i

We ahould BO be surprieedyif the

im W Bio- itigton papers: don t tsax up

f' slid lay it around and through the I Streets of that vUUge, an 1 let none otherfchaa Bisomingtbn people see J 'tnisfi any more.Bedford fcitar. v, m J An Orange county paper says the M i County Commissioners of 3onroe county have employed Major! John Jl 3 Simpson, Ex-Glerk of Orange

M county, to go through the books of-

S j the Ex-Clerk D. W. Browning, ana 1 Mcertain the amount of hiafidebt-

I Bass. .;. V ftf MThere was a slight cnangegn the

ft ' ,lroad,time-table this weeki The

dJm;f and South at 4:17 p. m.,

yiht Express North at' 11 :1S p. im,

sad South at 4:12 a. m. Accomodation North at; 8 : 26 p. m.,j South 8:20 a. m. The January number of imppin-

Attfiiiiafeaze contains a poem en

titled; "The Dilemma of the Nineteenth Century" by . 31is Kose

a f Cleveland, sister of the President.

The Courier reporter has not reao the "pome" but he suoposes it

where ehalll get: my next

dollar."

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The Gum-Arabic Iancinr Club

x?Ikinli ia comnosed of tne leading

4 youns $ociet3people of Bloomington bld its first reception! at . the

Opera House and was largely atendediWie music was fu rnished ,yjthe City Orchrestra, and was Jitened to by near thirty' Couples. The reason that the -iOiub is calledihe Gum-Arabic isv because tt wlttstek together. ' 1

also worthy of inspection. We also have several line church buildings, also one of the neatest and boss arranged posfcoineea in the State. If it is warm weather; a stroll

out through Dunn's woods and a

visit to the stone quarry there would

also well repay you. Also a visitto our beautiful little ccmetry on on the western hills would beworth your while. The very pretty residences on College Avenue show olf very nicely , iu the summer and spring: Then it would interest you to visit our factories: There are

three flouring mills; Boileabachere spoke factory ; Waldron, H ill & Cos.

Gazette has beeuappq?ntetliroaglv pofc and huo iiicvory ; uoucs r CoLMatson to a position' In the Co1, chair factory ; the planing miTiT

ordinary purposes the chances are Dft,i eul tfauompu ucss, ana an un-

ages yet to be.

Mitchell and King ore the new Phi

to draw to. Be-

term.

Dr. Jonhm returned Thursday. Tie at-

tended the moGtics: of Ilia Shitd Board of

Education during his sl roace. Miss Buric!: was initiated hv the Kap pus Tuesday night.

iu the language of the poet, Athenian has" KcHium&ed."

W. S. Klrod will not he in college this

KWijHo wa.-v nitmg f riencis ,itere the first of the week. Starbuck .was cnl:ted home this week by' a telegram anr.ouucirthe dea;b , of his

Prof. Eigenmami heard Dr. J rdan's

DISPLAY. G ill earlp and secure barsaius;

I or; of Bloomiield. I he land was

ITli it r ir.ti I i --..v-i-v f . . ..... - f LIJ 414 1 Viiu-,l'.ill ( 111 lit. '11.1 k WW 42. Ua l. '1 . v.. '

w't . . the lather of the lion. Ben mini a , TheSu&'raxe enntest will take place A"1 nin ssW ' JL-l '; ujImtnowjnstthe pink ot per- nflw., .rn ,n. . , Mmdavm-ht. The jiidg are Br. Dab- GRAYR W-X- flW -RnFmS faction? If you will just think a Adams, ot oomin.ton. and ot Jas. n,y, MVs. Hranner and James Karsell; ra j- flytlS&l momeiftyou will agree with us in Caane, the lather of the Hon. 0ptain fereeP, of. Phil putt. .; , . , - , 'i f. ,' J. . : rVfljin nf Sn!shioi . Mr. Hos oner- "T-ie woodniies and thermometers jjo . " ji.ii.auuMamM, V-

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Miss Eloise Eime, a handsome ami entertaining young lady of

Vrnr he!MoUie Waldroathe arstpart of the

weefc.

Brother King of the Danvi! !e

Government printing oiuce at iV ash-

iirffton.

W. G. ilill, ox Medora, Jackson

county, was here Saturoay, and

called on us long enough- to make a deposit ami tay he could riot do without the Connor. Fied Howe is going to rent his commodious residence on South College Avenue to students, This wiU bring him more than were it rented to one family.

The mother of Bloom Chaae fell Aud broke a hip bi ne, one day Iftiit weekipA great many obi people

Showers Bros, mammoth turmture factory with its 150 employes; Dolan's stave and hoop factory; Wal droll's largo tannery, and several'

bother smaller manufacturing con

cerns. Then there are the printing ofiioes, and last, but not least, our handsome business houses many of which are illuminated at night hy the eleetriclight. Citizens of Bedford,

esoeeialivare invited to come up and view the sights of a thriviiig city.

Dont forget the sale of personal property on the Dnraud farm, 1-J mi!o3 Northeast of Bloomington, on Tueadav, Feb. 1st. Borne good

have heeu injured by falls taisj jiv sl:0clc will he offered,, also

winter, in tliis locality: The many friends 01 Miss Mollie Caldron wiil be glad to learn she has suiHcientiy recovered from the elrccts ot her recent aeeid.nc as to be able to be out on the streets again.

forming irapUments, wagons, 6sq.

S. K. Carmtchaei, Theo.D. Craven and Joe Cron have returned from Kansas where they planted some substantial investments. Carmichaeis purchase was $1,200, Cravens $1000 and Cron's $2,500.

There came near being a serious wreck on the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago road between this place and Bedford, one evening last week. An express train was coming from Bedford and before reaching the first bridge the engine be

came disabled and stopped in one

oMhe deep cuts. A heavy freight train was following close behind which was signaled by the conductor just in time to prevent a crash.

-Several persons were badly scared

but no one hurt. Mitchell Commercial. Sonic time ago the Courier con

tained an on

par igraph con-

When you have a job of printing to be done, if you can get it anywhere else a few cents cheaper, be sure and do so ; but when yon have a thanking you notice to make, or a complimentary card to be printed, take it to your home paper, ink, etc., on promises, and keep their famlies on cheek.i They have no occasion to use money but the city printers do, and they don' tgjgive "little puiiV without you pay for them Eschango. A man who will put a tea dollar advertisement in his county paper and then flatter himself that he has been extremely liberal in his patronage,, will see his little ness when he

reads that a year's advertisement-,!

one column in length, in the Giiicago Tribunecost the advertiser $26,000. The same space in the New York Hcarki will cost at Lis lowest figures $89,000. The Now York Tribune for its lowest gts $38,754, and those papers never lack for advertising to fill their columns.

the good old fashioned kiss that even our Grand parents used when

they-nrore in their teens. Imagine yourself seated on a sofa and beside you sat a dear iif tie creature whofe lips weret jusii to sweet for anything. Cue of you suggest looking at the photograph album.

To look at the album you must sit ciorie together. You can see the pictures better by .sitting nearer. Aftr avhiie the" album arrows old

and you cast it aside. Bat you do host chiiiige. yonj,. pssipign. , Y9M arm grows weary of one position and you put it on the back of the sofa, just merely fox a change and then you gaze intn her eyes and see two little heavens kiyuig in tjure asleep. Then you take her left hand in your right, and your Itift arm, weary of its position on ifa sofa falls gently around her waist. And then her right arm is jSrced around yon until her hand

has passed beyond your suspender hut ton. And there's a magnet in the leeCt shoulder of your coat for her head falls slowly but surely iu that direction. Face to face eye to eye and lip to Hp. Her head is lifted tihe least Utile bit and yours is lowered accordingly and then But we started out to , ay that it was wrong to line the Washington street business man for kissing Ins pretty book keeper and the Courier reporter hopes the Indianapolis News will use its influence with the Mayor and get him" to remit the

glue, Ckayb.

s ted this furnace with a good degree j ,.Ilt4ii evoi- thin

ol success lor a numoer oi years, We htryo seen many tons of melted iron run from thalfurnace,and many ton. of hollow ware cast there. We have a small pot now wo exchanged awdermelon for vvii'-n a boy. The ore was obtained From the west hank

i? itoes down students I

j steamplpes and all, except the trains.

R?r. Father fcham, of JS'otr irmi delivered his lecture on 'The Catholic church and Mudcm Science" to a crowded houpe composed of both citizens and studentst iSunday afternon. Ho claimed that the o called cc:n-5et between Science and eligion, was mly etnitlici tetween indivUiutlsanf not between Science and re-

ivould put liiia down 'as a rego-

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i(y of votes lor Senator. - The

Uir'nn - If a r;s1i1 tliiit; th 0t oici church

of i ndinn creek, and over the ridsje i hn "klw ws hwn in favor of cdu -ation and

;ijit-m:H!ii!.t lnvcstiL'ation. ai tlte .same

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Like Graclv of the Atlanta Con

stitution. Robin Hood wakes

fene morning and found himself i ger. He said it was an established

at jibe head of the south fork ol Uc-A eh cieek, west of the furnace, i h s cicek iiows west r.ine m'des and em ties into iiichtund creek. Six miles lower down the creek was situ-

Jtigil? tiuoid lUehb nd . furnace that tyas owned by Andrew Downing. Al mg the blutPs of the creek, be tw c-n the two furnaces are found large deposits of" iron ore, stone coal, lime slone: sand, stone and fire clay. U fact it is safv to say that I key consist of continuous vtins, extend in from Clear creek to the bluffs oi While Hirer: and the coal extends beyond the river into the-Iower part of the AOuntry wlnre Mm bottom or lower veins are more accessible. There has in late .years bean many shafts sunk iu that part, of this conn try, where they are musing vast amounts of excellent coal. 131ooraijetd Democrat. The Lafjtyette Courier of last Saturday says : Gen, Gtjorga W. iiasley, general solicitor of the L. N. A. & C. railway, stated the other day that it was the intention of the Monon railroad and American express company to have an. officer at the Southern prison to take Chesley Chambers in charge as soon as his two years should expire, and try him again for the assault against Geo. K. Davis, the express messen-

time the questions and doctrines ujvm which the cliureh has pronounced must he conformeti to with the- strictest fidelity and that she has uo apologies to make to Srieivw. lie criticised the general acceptation of the opinions of the clergy vtho people as doctrines of the church and the mere thorre5 of tfm laodern Scientist as true Science and held ihi;t it was from this fact that the. so -called confiicf originated. Pro? Zahm showed himself to bo i man of culture ami ability and his lecture was very highly complimented. A Bloomington lady had occasion to buy an article of dress in Chicago not long ago. It was of recognized standard and quality and she paid $1.75 for it. Desiring another she went to a store in this city, and found the same goods precisely for $1.15. She purchased and was happy over her bargain, until she went to another Bloomington store and found that the article, equal in all respects, could be bought there tor ninety-avG cents. Then she was madf

p o si 4 sae.

THE COURIER MAN AT THE CAPITAL.

famous. Bedford is already begging h pn to come and deliver his

now celebrated lecture at that

iplace. I

f If the School of Philostyphy of

thiapbice desires to imfiortalize

1 iteeTf JUiO ..send its nume' ringing , il-rtfw2esit should get Brother

BrotherK ood m nold a ' oinliscussion afc the Court House. U ' b jpid M iturg Hemled and uht furnish food for thought that KLuld; be-.obtained.

M dS W scpsion be- -its- mouth, 0 feict H - ibutaries.

t iming" the origin of -'the word Sloubn?;The paragraph went the rouncis of the state, press and now a writer in the Indianapolis J ournal m akes a correction : Your scribe in

.the railroad department recently noted I the;' significance of Monon swift roilin-annl -ascribed the wr ord to the bhavnoe dialect. He needs a little correction.- (1) The stream at Monon is the little Monon

a tributary of the big Monon called by the, Indians not Monon but Mette Monohg. (2.) ll is not hawnoe dialect but Miami,

that great Indian nation who held;

sway for centuries along, with Wabash, from i s headwaters to

its mouth, embracing the leading

A. girl composed of eight halves Is a mathematical anomaly 4 a scientific montrosity. And yet we sjeiard one roeently, within a half ''hour, declare she avus Iilf dead

with the cold;, had laughed herself

half to death at somebody's mistake

or blunder, was half crazy to know something about something else,' was half tickled to death at seme

; funny remark of an ape of a beam

i was half mad at an escort's pre

sumption, and half killed by a hair pin scratching the back of her neck, while all of her two halves ifcjori -was still alive well and absurd.5 Girls, drop all these hyperbolical nonsensicalities that disfigure your daily walk tin t conver-

1 safcion. and be as sensible as you are

pretty and lovable.-

A wjell-known citizen makes viggorous complaint against people

Iwho neglect to remove the ice from their sidewalks. They would per-

Jiaps be more particular to do thiw

?ii aware that anybody injured by

slisping on the walk in front of their premises can brings u it agtnst theri for damages The gentleman ri:-

if erred to say he came very near

(breaking both knee- pans the other morvdno;. Jiis feet sudden lv and

uns pcctedly flov out backward ?and loft him iu an attitude more de-

vOti.(nal than comfortable; and yst, he. aver sj it was mot the slipping that ;h ri rt so much as the sudden

; 1 conapfc Of his knbetg with the liy paveinent. His explanation recalls the cage of the little child that gave exp region to air ; ol d story in t he

f ol 1 o sjdng m an n e r : It see m s tit at the lifetle fellow had discovered a bee crawling upon his hand. Finally tjie bee stopped for a moment, and, fitter remaining stationary--for an instant, stung tiej little fellow, W henfthe cry of pain was over the jifetle phiid said to his mamma thai he didn't care for the bee's walking about on him, but he didn't like his;

down on mm

rule with express companies to push ail their cases, to a ilnal conclusion, regardless of results. The friends of Chambers will claim, however, that a man can not be prosecuted twice for the same offense, and that the result of Webber and upon Da viss and Use robbery were all one offense. The object was robbery, and to commit the robbery, and to commit the robbery the two assaults were necessary. Chambers time will bo out in December if he is allowed t wo m on t lis f or good b eh avior, H c is said to I e a good prisoner and follows all requirements.

Many people are now asking what effect electric light has upon the eye? The question h natural and

proper. That kind of illumination is fast coming into use in all the cities and larger villages of the country. There are many Reasons why it is preferred to other lights,

but those who have never tried it are apt to feafr the eye would suiter from it. Such fears are, however, entirely groundless. 'Persons who have used it in Bloomington speak in high terms of this light on account of its pleasant effect upon the eye compared with other light?.

Indiana has a magnificent State House. The readers of the Courier saw a cut ot it in the paper week before last The building is not eomp.eted, but work was pushed on the legislature halls and conunitteo rooms to bi1 ready for lho Soious who uow have full posession. fi he grandest thing about tho State House is it was built honestly. At least I have not heard a single v ict? as much as intimate that there has been the shadow

of dishonesty in connection with

Just now tho new building is the center of intent not oalj? toflhe State ol Indiana, but- M every Sb t? in the Union; The Senate, is Democratic, and the

House is Republican The

Democrats had a majority oi

two on joint ballot, but the Republicans concluded to get rid of chat majority hy turning out enough Democrats. The Democratic Senate concluded to meet the Republican House at their own game, and turn out a fow Republicans from that body. The result, I predict will be before thi letter is iu print two United States Senators Turpie and J larrison. I have met representative Democrats Ironi every section of the state, and ail are of the opinion that the disputing of Robertson's seat as Lieut Gov. was the right thing to do CIS a nieasuro of defense against tho Republican scheme to steal a United States Senato:r;under ordinary circunistahces Greene Smith's contest would

not be thought proper, but now

it is endorsed as a fair and:

legitimate way of heading off life big Republican steal. . ' I find our Representative Mr.

Worrall very popular, especially

among the younger members of

the House. He has a place on several important Committees,

lar workmen about the buitdinr. 'enaW also i6ok a bilIo& uul

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Judge Turpie rread: : of notes tor Senator. -'il:r

Wednesday is the day ibr both Senaieand House toV meet imdicast their baHots jointly for

vnitea btatoS Senators . ; onsting ol the Ipub ,u ::

tor ironi Jackson -a:-"jkIV"V-' Douild, Ibfij ttiv Deniocmta ; ' : iiiajority; o( on -1, was present aS thf n ballotiDgfbr United States. Sea - ator on Tuesday alternoois rf-

"Throngb tho courtesy ofrHdij;i;"; J ;

p- R. Worrall I was adniitted ' 'ia& t ' : the fioof; The SeriatiS cStiaarbet : : f " v

is a magnificent appartmeufe,, handsomely draped and gorge ously furnishtdv As a presid-.

w officer Presidents veSvfSmith is perfection; His voice ? ; . ia not as pleasant to the ear ajs i it might ber but he thoroughly- U unilerstands his business. I " V '

heard a enthusiastic Demoof remark that .Green SiiiHh woulii bo our next GoverhorV oC says a still more eiifchusiasti; fellow, "He flrUi be fcfinxii-'vv

President of ib

The Republicans were all torit tip" Tuesday on account 0 th r four votes cast in ". the houe fo Allen, of Terre " Haute; feif United States Senator? ThC only recomodation I have beairtf v for this Allen is he keeps a drug

store) which biy ''etHatli

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tip.

including the Committee on j business in - Terre Haute, if it '

Education. He is anxious to

make a good record, and as soon as the Senitorial mangle is over he will no doubt take a proniineut hand iu the legislature. Senator Duncan, although

comparatively a young, man, haf

beeu a member of two Sen.atQS

the building ot tins magnificenlrcv.oug Ha

whole subject has been repeatedly

examined by niedicid experts and

-Fine Sh038 "fwXadiwit HcOal-; they say the light is not injurious 4h 1

h , to the eye,

pile. Bloomington, especially.

should be proud of this as one of her citizens, the Lion. W. B. Seward, is one of the Commissionera. It will bo remembered thai. Ka wia nnnointcd hv Gov.

WiHiams immediately after the IIon?B6B-iVIiera defeated him for the legislati rc. Seward's defeat proved t o be a good tbing, as the position of Oointhissioner is not only an houorable but good pay and good living goes with it. None ot the Commissioners have worked fliore aithfuliy, and with the best interests of the Slat in view, that Mrv Seward; On many fprmev vis-

But no one need rest with snoh ex

pressions of opinion, because the its to ilm city, I have gone to

highly esteemed for Ini geutlc

inaidy deportment; his cionnes is much sought for, and great weight is givoa to his advice and opinions. In fectj Senator Duncan ranks hero as a reprotentative ot whom we all may bp

lesowhere.

There was -no. t Foiyie at tbx 3 join t nieetiiig of Wbi eaev'ln;-: v '; V House on Wednesday reen " H j a:Liiu ul,U ' LLiJ'L-:- u.Ltiu? ' .' v. -

resided.: The result of the bato y ' -lot for Senator was no choiee ;H , Jiidjo Turpie lacked one" : veteS "

tix& darite;; pfrogranr 'nrat ;v5hi5dS

through with ou ThuruayV -W.K v

THE JKWBt "Grower nad ' '4balti4-.iiip -.-Ar&f

rv siocK. u u? sto"csii-iv-r xcei"r -v. r : . .

jroaa.

On Monday morning,

Ayers, of the Marion Slveuit Court renders his decision in the Lieut-Gov. contest case, to tho effect that the election of" a Lieut Gov. last fall w.s uncou.slitutionat Judge Ayers is a

Democrat, but attorneys of alb

parlies here say that his deci i:on is sound kvw, and that, be

nurse

hardy Vftriotttfc orStiWbtrries:

Ra8pberrie3, Blucthctrife D a &4z,?&M p-Q borriea Gcosberries, Girtt t 4 Viucfi, etc, '.Spcctel attetrou ' ? ;j&yl

ponUeii.ce soaeited; jttuio taaip for dcscVipive ctalogjaii We " ' v r,sl

have Mpliier 4 Hurl JSeenv Inx -V proved Chinese mxil drt voqn 1 -f

cru gtprko. for riP&-:?" Qi-.v :& m

will be susiaiaed by tho Sujemo

tho new capital and found M?, (j0r4.t , . ,v -

Seward hard at work, in his

The House met Tuesday-a ad'

shirtsleeves, so tbat a stranger Bom j, ilt.msbn- rceciecla uu-otcoa ui? '

F001V tor the hrava and hwvc thife x will invigorate the lv vvitfeo ? Uxtcatipr 's what iyoieeiV iu thsn

iif f: rush wid; worry C &&ktor$$. Tonic -restores- tlte

j soothes tire roryes, and brvnj5 -gtxni ', : taritfih quicker au tidi '''iWrW-

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