Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 31, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 May 1889 — Page 4

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BB3I0CRATIC TO THE COKE.

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The gas well fever has struck all the surrounding towns. A soldier at Martirisyiile draws a pension (or "kicking his leg offi" : There is hardly a Democratic Jonrtb-class Postmasler in Indiana left to tell the tale.

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The leading advertising agencies have formed a "trust." Now let the newspapers boycott the advertising agencies. There is nothing in them, anyhow. The Courier has very little to do with them. am rrm . .University Items. .... f Seniors out! Slja. Hoffman's mother visited her recently. H. C. Kiniie ha returned for commencement. Prof. Boone lectured at" Westlield Ind., on Thursday night. The parents of Will Bailey paid their son a visit recently. . The class in Rationalism recites to Prof. Bryan at present. Rer.H. H iniman cond ucted chapel exercises Tuesday morning. Joe Thornton, of '88. paid us a short visit the first of the week. Dibell hears the Junior History class during Dr. Babney' absence.

Salem, has natural gas and we BiQomington friends the past week.

e-only-aboutfty-miIo is teaching DfT DaD-

that town, and on a direct linejj ney's class in the French revolution . m f , , I There will be no more Sunday : ; A BIG crop ot corn has been I lectures until commencement week.

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planted, and we shall look for a big crop of Democrats as the remit. The new election law does not go in force nntil Jnne, 1889. Indiana will be safely Demo-eratic-under this law. t tm agm We were in a bad fix ior a short time after Murphy left The cisterns. were empty and pumps dry, and we had- all swore ojK"!

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Miss Georgia By er will teach in the New Castle schools the coming winter. Out of respect; to the memory of Mrs. Dabney college" was adjourned Tuesday. Profs. Arthur, Crelghton and Knaulft, of Perdue visited college Thursday. The mother of Mrs. Prof. Atwater died at her home in Mentor, Ohio, this week. John Edwards and Ed O'Donnel enjoj ed a visit from their fathers the last of the week. The address to the graduating class of the Mitchell High , school .was delivered by Prof. W. J. Bryan.

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Asb now it is said that even a census taker will have to pass a civil service examination. Not

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crumb, left for, the Republicans changed their rooming places of

late.. At least they have moved their trunks. Prof. Atwater will deliver the baccalaureate add ress on June 9th. His subject is "Post Graduate work among the people." It should be remembered that the athletic association was not organized for the benefit of any. par ticnlar nine but for the entire college. Play ball!

i. The city of Greencastle defeated

the I. IT. Preps, base ball nine last Saturday by a score of 17 to 16. At the beginning of the last half of the ninth inning the score stood 16 to 11 in our favor but they succeeded in "hoq-doing' the boysl out of the game. The new professors are: in

Economics, J, E. Jenks, of Michi

gan ; in History, Earl Barnes, of New York ; in German Languages and Literature, Thomas McCabe, of Michigan; in Zoology, Chas. H. Gilbert. All the above begin work at the beginning of the next college year. Thy all come highly recommended as scholarly gentlemen and able instructors. On Saturday afternoon a telegi'am was received from Dr. E. H. Dabney announcing the sad news of the death of his wife. Daily dispatches reported her as getting along nicely until Thursday when she was taken worse and Dr. Dabney was immediately telegraphed for but was unable to reach her bed side until an hour after her death. The news

It seems that the Supreme Court is sustaining the acts of the iasfc legislature, notwithstanding the tact Gov. Hovey

had decided alpxoftt everything k

unconstitutional. The test of the Republican party's sincerely in its friend

ship for the soldier will be when the- arrearage of pension -bill comes up in the next Congress for action. theea uigtaiiff orator anywhere in ;the .country" who is at leisure jug't now, let hi m proceed at nice to Pennsylvania to comfort the steel-workers whose places have been filled by cheaper workmen. Me. Gaknagi e has reduced the wages ol his hands at his steel works in Pittsburg, jut as they were about to ask for an increase The employes, however,ali voted for "protection," and they must take their medicine. 4 The district attorney says the fellows who were dismissed by the federal court on bad indictments are to be re-hidicted, so they are not out of the hole yet, and the Telephone crowed too soon over the escape of some of its "blocks of five."

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The McCormick bteel Harvester and ti.nd t may be seen ""at N. B. Bpgcrs, Itvcry stable.

McCormica Machine Co. Gentlemen: I purchased one of your Steele Harvesters and Binders two years ago,and it has done may work perfectly. I nave had no bills of expense to pay. It goes right along wherever a common reaper can go, I can recommend your Harvester to be just what it is represented 'to be. Respectfully, A. . Perbing. " jib VV . Shoemaker, Agen tf Bioomirigton, Ind.

was shocking as it was sad for the friends of Dr. and Mrs, R. H. Dabney as none knew of her danger. Immediately' upon receipt of the sad news the following message of condolence was sent: wThe shocking new of your wife's death has reached us. We, with all T. U. people, tender you our heartfelt sympathy and condolence in these hours of your great sorrow and loss. Your Seniors." Prof. Woodford left Sunday as a representative of the Faculty to attend the funeral. During her short stay in Bloomington Mrs, Dabney made many warm-friends by her winning manners and lady like conduct. It can be truthfully said of her, that she was, in the truest and best sense, a lady. His many friends both citizens and students share his grief and extend to Dr. Dabney their warmest sympathy in this time of his greatest loss. PROGRAMME OF MEMORIAL SERVICES AND DECORATION DAY, MAY 30tu, 1SS0. Memorial Services will be. held at the College Avenue M. E. church, Sunday, May 26, at 10 a. mM Rev, W. R. Halstead delivering. the sermon, to which all ex-Soldiers and their friends are especially invited.

On Thursday May 3Qtn,U. A. K. Post, the various orders participating. 1n. the exercises of the day and citizens gener

ally. Kill a5semblepromptJy inJlifejQojujdLl

douse rark at lu o'eiocK a. m. ORDER OF EXERCIST5S. Music by the Martial and Mechanics' ...... Bands. Music by the Choir. Prayer by Chaplain Rev. James B. Hamilton. Music by Choir. Reading Roll of Honor by Enoch Fuller. Music by Choir. Oration by Gov. Ira J. Chase. Music by Choir Ad journment to the Public Cemetery ORDER OF PROCESSION. Martial and Mechanics' Rand, : Uniform Rank Xnightsof Pythias, Ununi formed Knights of Pythias, Independent Order of Red Men, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Children and Teachers of the Public Schools, Members of the G. A. R.,and Soldiers generally, Wagons containing wreaths and flowers. Carriages containing Orator, Chaplain and Reader, Oitizens and Carriages. .. On arrival at the Cemetery the various orders will open ranks at a point designated by the Marshal of the Day to let tbf' school children, members of the

G. A. R., orator, Chaplain and Reader j pass to the stand, after which the exer

cises prescribed by the A. Ii.. ritual will be carried out. Salutes by. the firing squads, and decoration of Soldiers' graves, during which time music will be furnished by the Martial and Mechanics1 Bands. The procession will then bo .reformed, march to the public square and there be dismissed. By order of Com. on Program. Marshal of the Day, Giss. ML . HuNTJtB, Asst Marshal, James B. IUulky. A citizens meeting was held at the court house Wednesday evening to arrange for Decoration day and act in conjunction with the G. A. R. Wilson Adams was called to the chair and Waiter Brad fu to was appointed secretary. The -following committee on the preparation of flowers was appointed: First Ward M iv. W. B. Hughes, .Mrs. J. B. Mulky, Mrs. W. J. Allen, Mrs. E. Fuller, Sirs. Robt Stewart, Mrs. J. G. McPheeters, J. G. McPheeters, Ben. Adams, jr., Wm. Blair, Geo. Thorn ton, II. C. Duncan Second Ward- Mrs. Dr. Gaston, Mrs. Dr. Axtell, Mrs. J. F. Morgan, Mrs. Ed. Seward, Mrs. II. F. Perry, Miss Laura ITendrix, Mrs. R. C. Foster, Dr. Weir, Jas. F. Morgan, John Ehni, W. J. Bryan. Third Ward Miss Mary Hinds, Mrs. Geo. Norman,Miss Mary Kelly, Mrs. Dolla Pauley, Mrs. J. it. Beck, Abe Donaldson, Ren. O. Smith, J, C. Rock, H. 0. Mc Michael. Committee on Finance: W. J. AUetifW..W. Wicks,J. G. McPheeters, II. F. Perry. Seating Committee: Wilson Adam's, Marion Qriffy, Joe Allen, Capt. Hughes, J, C Rock. The school children were also invited to participate in the exercises and to prepare wreaths and ilowers. The executive committee was instructed to present a special invitation to the Mechanics' band to take part in the exercises. SOLDI BBS MONUMENT FtfXD. There will be a collection taken up on Decoration Day, M ay S Oth , 1889, for the Monroe County Soldiers Monument Fund. Let the citizens

come prepared to give liberally that the work may soon be commenced and a Monument worthy of our Soldiers be erected. Donations re

ceived at any t ime by the Treasurer. By order of the Woman's Relief Corp. Margarkt IL McCalla, Treasurer. RELIEF CORPS MEETING, The members of the W. E. C. are requested to meet at the G. A. R. hall at 9:30 o'clock, on Sabbath morning and go in a body to tho M. E. church' where the Memorial sermon will be delivered by Rev, Halstead. By order of Corps No. 99, Pauline Norvell Pearson, Sec. Awarded First Prize All Around tho Earth. Can the knot to- form which the inventors struggled for so maivy 3'cars, be "unfailingly tied by seven simple pieces, in the MeCor miek? .We answer, yes. It is the same answer that was heard trom 30,000 harvest fields during last seasonNever in tho history ot important improvements has such success attended the first year's work. From 46 pieces to 7 s-eems almost impossible and yet this is the change that we offered to the people ot tho world last season as our simple k nutter, Jno. W. Shoemaker, Agent.

The leading UNDERTAKER and FURNITURE DEALER. We have a large stcck of FURNITDBE, COFFINS M CASKETS of all kinds, from the cheapest to the BEST. We also keep Clothing for Funerals That is better and only cost, you about one half as much aa other clothing. We Have a large assortment of all kinds of

Bedroom Suits,

Parlor Suists, LOUNGES, SIDE -BOARDS, DRESSERS

J. 'M. HUNTER,

IS THE LEADING D13 1S T A K E K , AND FURNITURE DEALER I carry in stock the best line of Furniture and Undertaking goods ever kept in Bloomington and will ociJ you goods cheaper than any one. Come and see me before you buy. South Side Square.

MARSHAL'S NOTICE. To the Citizen of Bloomjigtoa; . It' haying' beeji. represented that certain persons are using .-l water from the fire ci sterns of the city such persons and all tin inhabitants of the city are hereby notified that su eh nse of the lire cisterns is a violation of law and will he prosecuted as such GEORGE M. OWEN,MarshaI. May l-7th, iaS9,

OPERA HOUSE

FSLTUS & BRADFUTB, Managers.

ONE - WEEK -h OKLY commencing Monday night June 3d, (;THE THAYER C0MDY"CQ1 Supporting the .young and talented singing and dancing soubrebte,

In a strong repertoire of modern plays, People's Popular Prices. Reserved Seats on Sale at the Posnotlice. Secure them early. itfcCormtek Machine Gv,r-Gcn-Uemen; The McCormick Steele Harvester and Binder which I purchased

from you last year, has given me entire satisfaction. I cut nearly 200 acres of wheat and oats last year, and with perfect ease, without one cent of repairs, I can cheerful I v re commenn it to any one wishing a Harvester, as being one of the best machines made. I consider it lighter on noises than any machine in the field. Respectfully, War. M, Farmer, . J:sro. W. S:uofi maker. Agent, . Bloomingion, Ind.""

Go and have your eyes tested by II. P. Tourner as he guarantees satislaction, and has the very best of scientific instmments. The largest and most complete line of opticial goods in the city can be found at his place. Remember, eyes tested free. The- latest designs in Jewelry, also watches, silverware, &;c., can always be found one door East of Bank.

For the best sweet potatoe plants, and other plants. o to Jake Hart man's on West Kirkwood Avenue.

A nice, fresh stock oi staple and fancy groceries, at Charley McPheeters', the old G reeves corner.

BABY WAGONS, Carpet Sweepers - - Hall Racks, In fact everything 3ou may want. Pianos,Organs and Sewing Machines Kept in stock and sold on monthly payments. Come and see us vnd get our prises. North Side Square, Waldron's Block. CITY ORDINANCE. An ordinance to annul section four (4) of an ordinance entitled

CvAn Ordinance to exact license mon

ey from persons licensed to retail in-j

toxieaUng liquors by County or State authority, to regulate places where intoxicating liquors are sold, and the sale of eaid intoxicating liquors within the city of Bloomington, Indiana, and within two miles from and beyond the limits thereof, to punish the selling of intoxicating liquors to drunkards, or minors, and

providing penalties for the violation .

thereof, adopted October 17th, 1876. Sec. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bloomin gton. Indiana, lib at section four (4) of an ordinance entitled "An ordinance to exact license money from persons licensed to retail intoxicating liquors by County or State authority, to regulate places where intoxicating liquors are sold,

and-the sale pi said intoxicatiug liquors within the City of Bloomington, Indiana, and within two miles from and beyond the limits thereof, aud to punish the selling of intoxi

eating liquors to drunkards or minors, and providing penalties for violation thereof," passed by the Common Council of said Oity,October 17 1870, be amended to read as follows: Section four (4) The price of said license shall be graduated in proportion to the time tor weich the same is granted, and shall be at the rate o I two h u n d red and fi f ty d ol jars ($'250.00) per annum, but no license to exceed the time for which the applicant has obtained license from the County or State authorities, and in no case shall such license be transferred. Provided: Thai; no license shall be issued for a less time than one year. Sec. II. This ordinance shall be in lorco from and after its legal publication. I, Robert C. G reeves, Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana.certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance adopted by the Common Council ol said City, at a meeting held May 15th, 1889.' ROBERT C. GREEV-ES, City Clerk. May 13th, 1889,. ,

AGAIN READY FOE BUSINESS

FRANK DOBSON Has arisen from the ashes, agd is again prepared to do all-kinds of BUCKSlTMfi and WAGON WOE.

As he lost heavily by the late Ore he hopes that all his old customers, and many new one, will give him a call. Cor. College Av. and 4th 'st.

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uwjlu yu tx gwuvt iui Jg. -txw People who hstrteci Santa Claus Soap lldr.-i:.-'

on to it Decause it isf good. Some raay think that because There, are '

other Soaps that gives more in bulk for the mddey; that' th.aiB' cheaper; but such bulk is made up with rosin. Wheti quahty s sacrir ficed for quantity, such soap is hot cheap at any ;pricei antftl Claus Soap is the best, and is spld by allgrocers. It is made, only by N. K. FAIRBANK &CO., Jicag IU; ;

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ANNOUNCEMENT. C. VAN ZANDT, as not retired from business, but wiil be found at his old stand in the Sudburv block with a

complete line of UNDERTAKER'S anil UPHOLSTERER'S Supplies. He will hereafter devote his entire attention to these special lines, and will guaranteed work the best and prices the lowest. Remember the place, Sudbury Block, North Side Square.

Public Sale Of Thorough!)! ed and High Grade Shorthorn cattle Thursday, the 6th day of June 1889,

at my farm in Monroe county, Ind., I will ofler for sale to the highest bidder, from 25 to 30 head of cattle, also about 25 head of Chester White Pigs, old enough for service, out of my fine hog. Monroe King. ; TERMS OF SALE: Cash, or a credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving note with approved security, waving valulatiohxttud apt? prai amen flaws and bearing interest at 6 per cent, from date. Sale to begiji at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day. ANTHONY E. JOHNSON.

The Shortest Best and Quickest Line between the Korth and South. Going EastLeave Greencastle Junction at 2:28 a. m.,. 1:43 p. m., 3:18 p. m. and 2:56 a.m. Indianapolis Accommodation 8:28 a.m. Going West Leav Greencastle Junction at 1 :04 p. m., 9:02 a, m. and 12:22 night Terre Haute Accommodation 5:29 p m, Going .North Leave Terro Haute at

6a. m. and 4:00p.m.: arrive at South' 11:00 p. m. Making direct connection , for all points une'er the sun. Your connections aro '

sum and quick in Union Depots., No Transfers or Lay-oyers and your accommodations aro unexcelled. For further, information as to tim rates, routes, etc., address your nearest Vandal ia agent, or ' CHAS. H. MIXER Traveling Passenger Agent, ' To we Haute, Xn M. A. FORD G; P. A, St.is M.o

(Central Standard Time.); In effect Jim. lOthy 1$0T-

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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe county, State of Indiana, executor of the will of Joseph Warn pier late of Monroe county deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent JOSEPH II WAMPLER, En ecu tor Mav Ilth. 18S9. . Bliers and 6'orr attorneys'.

Notice to Contractors. Bids for constructing a brick pavement on the Weat side Walnut street, from Kirk wood Avenue to Second streets, will be received by the Common Council of the City of Bloomiugton, Indiana, in the Council Chamber at their regular meeting June 4th, 1SS9. Specifications for said improvement are now on tile and can be seen at the City Clerks office. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Contractors will observe the following resolution adopted by the Common Council: Resolved, That hereafter no bids will bo received, and acted upon by the Common Council, unless the names of. the sureties who are to sign the bond of the applicant, in

kiasoheis warded the contract, are

given rn the bid. ROBERT C. GREEVES, City Clerk. May 18th, 1880,

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tulmxrblne in tba worm. . All U free. No ea nit a I rcnuired. Plitln.

utt iii.Muti.iuu3 it-.wii. i nuav wu wnui i' us ai once can it" euro IVeo th Iwat aowing-machiue in the World, and the 6ne Hne of works of high art orcr shown tor hor in America.

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and- ewes of expat , vate OneJPsirsOntoa&lo. caltiy can aacure ona AmL

tofrether with oor large antral ultblft Uno of Douaetaoid . Sampleft. Thesctamjdaj, wyll as tho watch, wa asT

thtm In your bo m for 3 montha and shown luenstn UtOM ,who niay have callel, tber heoomo roar own property. Those who i writ at once i can ho aaro o recollt tsw Watck nd Saniplcj. W apay all aipraMt Oxiaht, r . Addraaa ; Stinsou fe Co., x 91WusaU Mamisas? v .

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