Bloomington Courier, Volume 14, Number 6, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 December 1887 — Page 1

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Mitchell Shields is visiting how I;. 4 i:olks.,Ms week: -'7'i' T'wl

TJiq Musin Concert Company, at

tilie College Chapel Dec; 9th.

liasfc Sunday 'v"f;''jid the ! fie rj real snow storm "-of tlieBej;; ;-

Secure seats for the Eilgrims Con

cert, at the ()peraiIoU8e-jQextMo)a' Miss Lizzie Pay ne - ban returned .

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Monday evening Bextiat the Wil-

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Kgi cement' to cloi3 their places business sit 8 o'clock at night; -except Saturday night $ C'S

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birect.from the producer in Turkey, to be sold at vvhoiesale priceSi

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The long drouth wasj ended by a liye clay's rain, nd. a snow storm on top of all that. , '- Insurence men were here Thursday, adjusting the W hisnand anul Dmsmore losses.

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While here the Earle Co., has been rehearsing new pieces daity, They new have a long, and strong repetorie. Bedford is having a hard time

I with her proposed" new railroad.

Three townships vptec'l against tfee tax, last Friday. As it is near the holidays, the

merchants have taken possession of

1 our coluins, and we must ask the indulgence of our readers for a short

time. : . ; v

Monday night a house occuexli by M;. V Berrymaii as a, boarding1

use, opposite the Catholic Chttrcfc J

was - partially burjii the.M;te'

ing ttout $250. Inured:

Hon; Jo?m. R. liast has reconsid-i, erea his determis?uitioji tboeatet? Lebanon and will -move: back tq?

Bloosnington. f His inaiiy old friends

hear til f welcome his return.

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The r ogtmaster s of this Congress ional District had a meeting at In.; .

gates to tue jNauonatiJonveiiuonox

ton,City Dec. 13 th. '

Gollins &. Karaeli!a mill is till having aU it can do, and they never

have solicited all orders t Che bulK

E, F. Tennant has been elected

town clerk of Goodland, Kansas to

which place he has removed his paper. He and his wife have been

divorced. The latter is still living in Indianapolis. -Greencastle Bann or. - -4' " '' . ",

Garments worth $2

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The railroad company build new

bridges over Whiter River below

Bedford and Gosport, The timter will be pr pared here, and ground for that purpose lias been secured at Doian's factory. Capt. E. 1. Stewart Villi prepare the plans.'

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-Last week Oron & Uoseberry purchasedrfor Squire R. L. Stephens 75 head of fine boss that averaged 233

S 00 fbr O gpnrtds: The price paid was. $4t0 a hundted, and the hogs were ship

ped to the Cincinnati raarlset.

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The Telephone is the stool of repentance. It says it opposes such bribery and corruption as was prac

ticed here at the las!; olection. It

is reailv aaxusuisr to see, the gang

Vf WCff? YTT organ. posing as a Refornierv r It & Wi isi tete&tkfck) will beir watching the closer, j:.

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Miitinee Saturday afternoon by the Karie Company. Dock, Wylic has been to Kentucky to visit his mother.

The "Singing Pilgrims," at the Opera House next Monday night. Miss, Lena Sibert hasboeix visit in relatives at Orleans. ?

Mrs. Harrison 'Hight. of Spencer, wns visiting relatives in this city thii week. '

friends at Orawfordsville.

Joseph Hardy, a well known citizen, died suddenly last Wednesday, East & Carmichael have traded some lots m Reese. Kansas, for lots in Decatur, Ala. David Taylor, now living at Terre Haute, is the father of a new boy baby. Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. Wylie, has gone to Terre Haute.

Abbey's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co.,

road, will lo here Deo. 3$.

The Knights of Pythias ind Red Men bought about half the seats in the Opera House for theEarle ent&r-

tainme at Thursday nizht. The

. ... ; .. . play was Bast Lynn. , and it was giveii'ln a highly satisfactory manner. Mr. Earle is a member of both orders, and 5 highly esteemed the brothers. v

locality, aj tnoug?a orqers irqucn

comerwithout SQ&citipB, Qm.else

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Miss. Ida. Louden gave;;att 'eiit S tainment. to about fiity invited gues ts at the residence of Jxer tparentaaj !m North College lAvenuS jTuraday iM

night. It was tke most pleasant af- 'JJH

fairs of the kind that his been held

in this city for many a day, and the'

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her- parents cajntal entertainers.

Ivcosts the? cnKty atileast $50$

a year to try tla hik caaetiag.

indictments arc founds foap yet

few convictions follow Sonae deacl -J ;

beat who hasjxe en , refused vadriifcil

secures an indictment and either goes back on tb e testimony he ga vo before the grand jiaryor his testis

monv is discredited ittcowrt :H

bright child of fouti arr ''agfjf ' Duping the time her parents com- ' 5 1

pany nas peeia pevtoriaing nere9 5 Fern has , niadi: a3attBileipf jtip v :5

a 11 ai utances. who nr Anon n c& -har th--?4?

her age they ,rer; saw; "auH whose

deportmen t shews caref nl training.;

Fern apjars uivsonie of the .plays

and is perfect -in tUeiittie parts aa-

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Among the visitdrs who attended the Thanksgiving ball at the opera

house last niaht were Misses Ada

Pearson and Myrtle Payne of BI0Omington, Miss Moore, of Mitchell, J ohn Dickey, Mr. Griliitts and Will Piercy, of Indianapolis. There were several others from Indianapolis and one gentleman from St. Louis whose names we did, not learn,,Martittsville Reporter. . : - The Monon oiilcia1 s have abandon ed the idea of building a branch r'jad from Bainbridge to the coal fields of Clay county. Their traliic agreement witlv Vandal ia works very satisfactorily. The latter has the branches in Clay county leading

to the most important mines, and

The Earle ha& had a remark- i ably successful eenson jierei;

uneir two wee b ensraseznenu. closest !

.i , , ...... r t - .... 4- " j Saturday night;-; Mheni they leay.; I

it will seem like ipaittitfir with3 old 'J friends; Last Satnrday night 'yo;ti could hardly ftndva pUce to atarwl

The Compaiiyi opens at 5reencajll

Monday night and we can ' fceartiljr v recommenxi tlim to our nefehbors. V . : ' i "?l ,Wv ' . V-"" v" "J V" ..'111.. 1 I . Some farmers cypress feaw t)ha$i the growiug w heat had been badly v injured by the d ry weather. Inqiir: ': in to the s ufiject leads us to thik th afcr : "

wheat is injured

dvtion is favorable tors tanding the :'' se verity o't wi aer; M is deeply Ml strongly rootcft. It is the nature ot

all plants for them ta root - deebly

during dr leather v in -search;-? ; of:

moisture. As d ong as the plant doeri ; SB

n ot actually perish there is no caxte Jl

tes ihe;situaUnb.M

not growing ti) ..'do L uv-SKi

a rootin ail t&eimef ' V & ;j

root oaUMoKjifm 'Wttiidtal

or spea k , onci-weeo, na tne sp ngwf of let alone i 6ther-people$sinB3 S add'-QuifiQe. aonivt tf find y

- Mx.G. Vacant has been visiting ; tho biggl!8t ud tot oao on Soil'oVi i

I the Vandali to ttrt.tiR M"1VfivB f :vS

Rev. Smith, pasnoif of the .Bap- -'. . - - ; neighbor; 1

tist church of Kokomo, will preach r "The PUgrimsmale quatette will Jn. W.-WJ?

5 the Rantiflt church here Sunday sive one of their select entertain, ?

v . - tit tj.a nuvo Hhjicft in thi 1 goou mea to bprintvi yqr uanaaer; movniug. A.Iare i?viMt9 tLS "The absenoo of W In tht city The quartette consists of Kniy 9ttf WBI is said to bo beca aae so many of StSS .hrf to our titixens use cistern water. Lucre ";w Madame Softsneeche jPl S.-if ,vott&s

i vai im v in ni iini .tut a ia uiiliij u ia: - . . . - . . . . . -wv-.

are very few towns the size of Bloom-: tettes, duets, solos, negro melodies, nro a ;SE

-have been si nging together, daily, j

The water work 3 projuot will be for about seven months, and feaVs

Mrs. J. F. Fee and her daughter i pushed, aad the enterprising citi- trave.lea tnroun several mr?CTent

iTsIoUhv n.1so (hint. Fee and MiSS ' t)u I ,vul nr tho ; nwiwiAnt pw.fc ."Mfww

( Mii nie Harbison, of Greeacastie,

were hero last week to visit relatives,

and many old friends,

roaa eomnanv wiu nav at ea.c fti.- Va at hr ssc iiniii ah Kww. t - . " ' , ? ; -;'Twm-

000 a year fa? watur.' . ? 9 Bbtora'oat'