Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 37, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 July 1889 — Page 1

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v. J j the intti George iioSlcnUiiCiier, died

last AJo?Mly aflornoon et T o'clock, i

aiter an illness f about oae weuk.

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caused by blood poidoniag. This a terrlbio blow to tha hubsi;d

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Tfi anatial Sapmer Normal beIs jjjifis'tfuljr Stli, and conttnoe six waefaj, cio'iog witb Ihe Coonfey Institute. The common branches will he earofuliy aocl thoroughly reviewed ? Tlierj will be a course of daily reci- : taiion and discussion in Theory and

Fract ic- of teaching-1 home speci at attention will be given to prepara

tion or essays. A term of special lt sumcier preparation is frequently th i na eans of increasing a teacher's 7 salary niaoy times the cost of pre?v pa rat ion It gives excellent opportun Hies for energetic teachers lose i cure the best positions. ' It is often the weans of becoming a sneccssful I teacfcerl The term has been length - Bned from five to six weeks, but the -5 y price of tuition is the same, $5 in advii nci. Fnrnished rooms, 50 cen ts

good table board, in clubs, $1.90 per week. J. W. .-Cravens.

' " County Snp't. il ; J. B. WlLET, 4 ' i; ' ' J. A. Mitchell, Instructors of Prep;Dep-t. 1. tJV

Where will you summer? Mrs. O: O. Hunter is visiting

.friends at Aurara, Ind,

W. W. Wicks has been to St.

Paul. Minn., on a business trip.

1 An infant child of Mr. and Mr?.!

Prof, Chas. Harris and wife, of Oberlin, Ohio, are guests at John MaCalla's.

Chris Walker and his sister Mary, left last Tuesday to visit a sister in PoeblOjColbrado.

The M. E. Surida' School excur- - V r

sion to New Albany last weak net-!

tod aboufe $500.

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Tcsxtox, N, J., June 30, 1889. Editor. Courier : As aa East-

Henry Creech died last Monday. Dr- Jordan attended a meeting - - -i -. . . of the State Board of Education at . Mrs. Edmunds,ol! Indianapolis, is IndanapoIis Tuesday, visiting her daughter, Mrs, WuL-j

terLindley.

i Prof. B. W. Everman, of the'.

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XTieice man smites- ait over;

Terre Haute Normal School, is here

to spend a week. S. S. Woodard,the new trainmaster, will occupy, with his famiiy, a part of the Durand residence.. The excursion party for Pine Lake leaves next Monday, and will be gone two weeks. . The lake is

near Laporte, Ind. Harry B. Giflman- of Gillman's Terre .Haute stave and cooperage works, -was a guest at the Courier residence over the Fourth. Gapt. Allen andhls clerks have been busy all the week fitting up numerous houses with screen doors, which arermoipo)uiar than ever

Ah Anderson is building a hou?e

in South Park, one of Blooming-

ton's handsomest additions.

Mrs. Jennie Gillman of Terre Haute, is visiting at the residence of her uncle, the editor of the Courier.

Gh&rley McPheeters keeps a two

for-Svc cigar that boats nearly all Jern ml a Democrat I take the of the five-centers. Try one, and j liberty of intruding upon you with see a request: J. have in my possession

I a letter vn itten March lst,18i8sfrom

one JKii Leo, of your county w"ho gives certain facts ci family history

and infant boy, ai well

.nother and brothers and sisters of the deceased, this being too first

death of a crown child in the Boi-

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com in unity. The funeral services were held in the College Avenue M. K. Church Wednesday morning at 1(3 o'clock, the Rev. Dr, Zarinfl; riHieiaUng. There was a large attendence or the persona) triends of the deceased, many of whom had known her from infancy, who

mourned as if one bound by a near

tie of relationship had bean taken

irom them. The floral oiTerinus

were profuse, appropriate and very handsome.

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Mrs. J. W. Morgan and daughter Ida, visited her 'brother, H.'H. Gentry, last week.

Prof. At water will deliver the

Union Temperance address Sunday evening July 7th, at the U. 3 Church.

Charley Coffin and wife, of Indi

anapolis, stopped off here on there J

return from West Baden Springs, to visit relatives over Sunday.

with-which I am desiroas or becoming conversant. He slates that

The wife of Dr. Gaston, County he is settled on the Sout'i Fork of

Treasurer, has gone to Axtell,Kan., ! the White Hirer, Wabash purchase

Si iss Dana Morgan was visiting

the Misses Gentrrs.

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COiirS OF OOliUESPONDinvrS.

to visit her father who is very ill and probably cannot recover.

Mrs. Charles. Sears is visiting in Xoniaville. v -"'i

b Master Ed Harris is visiting his

relatives in Louisville.

f ; A Chicago dealer came hear last

week and planked down- $2,900 cash to pay for a furniture order at Showers' Bros. That's what counts toward booming the town.

t Summer is a good time to aociti-

tat the water works question.

f Mrs : George S. Moore, of LouisSrilUy has been a guest at Dr. Harris?.

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- : 5 fact orya veinox snlphnr water-was -ic ' - struck.

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11 arrison Swindler, o Hendricks

is visiting

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A: second cropof strawberries i made its appearance in the market

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the first of the week.

C herries are getting .o be adrug

'j 'lit-' ; -he m arket. They can. be bongh t

ffc&J 0 to 15 cents a gallon;

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h--' 3'he Uniformed Rank. K. of P.,of iMn city, will "go into camp at War:toSslf 6tV Ind,', 'the first part of August. : . .. ' " . .. -.- .... ., : ' t l 2o w it is just as- Waiter Lindley

taj its it a boy and a girl. The :.; XI wltrT arp last Sunday nxorn"i : 3che Board of Pension Medical . t examiners now meets every Wednesv f Ami nt Dr. Bryan's office in the Fee rrf ,4lWr baildingi - " " -

s'Phft advent tf si npw Itahv si'fc. fclift

; v iiuuoc v. vBviuaeiici n uuuuni Ol! -?f Stanf ord, Awas celebrated last Mon-i 4Sa . r daf,- by burning pap&?s bafc . ,The first .water : melons of the seaJ itjf we re received here last? weelg They I'fs- eame from Georgia and retail for

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about 40 cents for a medium sized

r Prof Ai J. Reynolds and wife, from Terre Haute, are here to spend the summer! Prof. Reynolds will take a course of study in the .Unir

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The 'cfigtegpn of tft juristiun Ghureh was much' pleased' last SundaWith' the' sermon' by the Bev; W.F Ross, a graduate pf B atler'University. Trhe corigrega- . fton t hi:. lr of securing his services as re gular pastor of the church. 'f? ftFairvie w,.an addition to the, city Oi; Blooming ton, was laid out by the Real Estate Association, about I a year ago; in 70-towii lots. Si nee tlien 32 new houses have been built tfaete Howi is that for- booming the fawn?" . , .

Hon John R. East is trying his

East & Marshal have ordered a steam channeler to work in their quarry in the Southwest part of town. They propose to do their share toward boomieg tho town, and at the same time put ducats in their

While some of the excursionists pockets.

80 miles Northwest of Louisville, 60 miles East of North of Vincsnnes and desires some information from grandfather. That branch of my family settled out in Indiana but where they went after the Lord aiony knows. Canyon give me the

SALT CREEK. e picnic season is now on.

airs. Field ins Sexton duso Mon-

day, June 17th, of consumption after a long sickness. Oliver Cox, and J, B. Lamkine3 have returned from Tennessee,

AT THE "REDUCED PXiipt Ks;SiiapIy giving tta

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to New Albany, last week, were visiting the penitentiary at JctTersonville, they purchased souvenirs in the way of canes, toothpicks, &c. from Eli Lowry, Bent Jones, and other convicts.

Among those who attended the funeral of Mrs. William Kennedy were Jas. Floyd and wife. Indianapolis; Mrs. Kate Axtell and Jacob Boilenbachcr o Washington, Ind., and Mrs. Lizzie White, of Johnson countyjndiana. Mr. and Mrs, Kelso of Richmond, Ind,, were visiting here at the time of Mrs. Kennedy's

;hTfl"nd' fif". fA1TlAn fori nor onrl fa rlninrr j.' ii . n . y

- o aeacu. ui or me aoove laaies are as well as an expert. He is work- sjsters of the deceased. ing. on his son Rnfe's new grocery, bil.dihg, on. West Sixth street. The numbers of the U. P.Church ' -T - - - , ' gave a very eniova bio farewell so-

I'.iii i . n i. i.ria ininn rr v Knnii'Krn

ter, Libbie, returned from New

Mexico last Monday morning. The

health of the latter is worse than when she left here several ta on th s ago. Charley Small went to Chicago to meet them.

F. B. Parrel! and family, of Columbus, Ind., will move to Blooxnington and occupy the house recently built by J. B. Clark opposite his residence. Mr, Farrell will have charg-3 of the work the University library building. Dr. S. K. Rhorer, alwars enterprising, has began the erection of a dwelling housn i?i th-3 new addition, where the chair factory is beins built, "Mapie Heights." The Doctor has done more than his share toward booming the town.

A gentlemen is here setting out i ,

an advertising sheet, and is seek in a

name of any one in the vicinity oj wiiere they have been working the

your town who bears mv name or i P6 spang.

would be likely to know the facts of the case. ; I write you as a uewspa-

1 u ring June rain fell on 11) days. Where is the man who said we

per man knowing the fraternity of j would have a drouth this su:r.tner?

the press.

Very Sincerely,

F2A3CXS 1. LEE.

Married, at the residence of the bride's parents on College Hill this city, on Tuesday mornlig, July 2,

A horse belonging to Rev. air.

or ter, (the boy preacher) pecan: e

frightened and ran into Salt Creek at Belmont and was drowned, recently, v : The following persons, f thistownship, went on. the M. E.Sundav

Miss Rachael Leas to Ore fir Hoir-io;

man of Spencer, Ind. " The cere- Sshooi excurVioa : Chas. Poor, Sam

- Frank Hunter, son of Morton C, has been appelated notary public for the District of Columbia. He will be the notary that does the business for government om;cial,and the fees of the oftice will probably am ount to as much as $1,200 a year, all of which is a pretty good thing for Frank.

Never before was this place so plentifully supplied with small

fruit -in the way of raspberries,

cherries, &e. The New Albany pa

pers say that over 150,0,00 gallons of raspberries have been, shipped from that place this season. The American Express company is now running a special train over the "Mohon" to carry the fruit to the Chicago, and other markets. Jerre F. Fittman and Archie McGinnis have .been re-appointed Speccial Fension Bxaminers. The special examiners .are appointed July 1st every year. There was considerable kicking among Republicans about here, when the above appointments were announced, and many swore and raved at the administration for appointing Democrats to office. The orfint.lpnipn wpj-h

Tersity ih the fall.- - . idg ly3Mi:-iihixt probablv had

? Smoke the 'C. 0. 0 " Cigar,

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r ... f Take' your country produce

:i t?5 Gharle MBbeeters'7Gree vfs'

eld 'standi; ;

' Stoke- the "Q. 0. C." ga

something to do with their retention.

It takes a lon- while to go

t through the preliminaries necessary

W building a railroad, so short a

one as' from Gosport to Stinesvilie. The" contract between the Pennsylvania railroad company and the Big Creek Stone Co., has been drawn up and forwarded to the railway company for the signatures of its officers." The next" step will be for the Stone company to file a bond and settle for the right' of away,

then the work of build in g- the road

bescius.

on Monday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Foster, Mrs. M. J. Bradfute and Mrs.Jennie McKiniey, Mr. aud Mrs. Foster went to Senia, Ohio, Mrs. Bradfute to Kansas City Mo., and Mrs. McEtnley to Tarkio, Mo. The refreshments were cake and cream, the cake being furnished the ladies andvthe cream by the gentlemen.

the patronage of the merchants oi' the town. Strange to say, he is getting advertisements where the

I local newspapers could not get

them.

We do not object to the Telephone criticising the University in the right manner, but we have come to the conclusion that the editor, together with a few of his associates,

own the institution. A spirit seems!

to pervade a great majority of Bloom ington people that it is their personal property, instead of a State Institution. Visitors can and do very readily observe this to be true. We are sure the professors are very honorable men, fulfilling their duties to the best of their ability. The Telephone men and his Republican clique would be doing the Indiana University a great act of kindness and justice if they would turn their hypocritical critici sing upon themselves and let the people of Indiana know that they are "blocks of five" men.Spencer Democrat',

j -r-Look out for the Red Letters next week at the Banner! New items added; to the Banher Red Letter Sale every week until gurainer good are closed;

The secret societies have elected officers for the ensuing term as follows : Red Men T.Whi&nand,Sachem ; B. A. Rogers, Senior Sagamore; Theo. Tread way, J unior Saga more ; Chas Springer, Chief of Records; Jos. H. Kirby, Keeper of Wampum ; L. D: Rogers, Representative to Great Council. Odd Fellows; Rolla F. Walker, Noble Grand; J. H.'Ryors, Vice Grand; H. II. Vosa, Recording Secretary;' F. R. Woolley, Permanent Secretary; C. N. S. Neeld, Treasurer. Knights of Pythias: S. E. Carraichael, Chancellor Commander; Chas. Hall, Vice Chancellor;" L.

Van Buskirk, Prelate; II. J. Feltus

Master at Arms; VV. H.' Seward

Keeper of Records and Seals ; W. W. Vanzant, Master of Finance; R A: McGee, Muster of Exchequer ; J. W. Craven, Past Chancellor ; Sain Briscoe," Host?'

At Salem near the depot is a room that was formerly occupied by a saloon, and the sign is still there. When the excursion train stopped last Thursday, a unmber of thirsty Harrodsburgboys made a break for that place, and, upon rushing in, were much disconcerted to find it occupied' as a milliner shop. The new law requiring fresh meat to be inspected alive within the county in which it is slaughtered has been declared unconstitional by a Judge in Lake ecu nty, Indiana. He holds, and no doubt properly, that the shipping of dressed beef from one state to another is a matter oi! in ter-State Commerce with which Congress only has a right to interfere. According to this, we will need no' meat inspector in Bloom ington.

From a letter from Dr. VonJageman to a friend in this eitj we make the following extract regarding the Johnstown fiood. "i he s!:ght was awful and, in a way, grai:d. I was doubtful which to admire most, the almost iucredible power of the element or the enterprise which the State aud the Penn. R. R. have shown in bringing order out of Chaos. In two weeks ten miles of entirely new road aad been built and through a region which even under ordinary circumstances demands great feats

mony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Zariag in the presence of a few friends and neighbors, and the

bridal party took the II o'clock

train for Spencer, after receiving

many hearty congratulations. The bride is a daughter of William Leas

Chandler, Peter Cardwell, John Knight, jr., Dink Sexton, Isaac Carter, W. F. and T, J. Lam kins, Frank and Eh Payne, Obe and Jas. Chestnut. Geo. Stephens, Peter an-d Isaac Hays, The most enjoyable event that

who moved from Spencer to this h&& occurred in thta township this place about two years ago'. For some! yea? was e social gathering at

time pnst she h -is been employed as a printer in the Telephone otliee, having first taken an early course of instuction in the Courier Giiice. She has ahvavs proven herself a faithful and competent employee as well as an adept in the typographical art. During her residence in this city, she mads many warm friends who now have the heartiest best wishes for her future happiness. The groom is employed in his father's tonsorial parlors at Spenser. A large number of useful presents were received, and the hupnv young

Juraes B. Bender's residence on Tuesday evening, June 18th, 1880. The occasion being the 2ist birthday of Frank M. Bender. Although a very brief notice had been given of the event, an immense crowd of persons' were present, there being exactly one hundred people present, Frank found out that the event would occur, two weeks before any ono elss of the family, but never revealed the matter to anyone Until tha affair was over, in order that the party wouldn't be a failure. So many was there that it was thought

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I f i nd that our c i ty has been cer loaded

with Clothing; too many

Irankfofivf tid.. ft live 8;pene

a Branefr Monls fit Biootuiirsffop-i' : f v "

iijut) jui tuti yurpusc oi ouyiufi .

purpose

Sne-y vim at; ;m :t&!"pj;tii:C4 :i

H ;i-h ACh A ld Lift M4ifi " r P ... T - : . .....

stores wad to inuch stock! tlWJum, yt

so 1 have GonGlnded -to !" ku ii-fiA-'i-ek" fcAv'itS : .' "

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couple starts out in life with bright best not to be seated at the table prospects pi many years of wedded us it would consume too much time.

bliss. piusssxts. Parlor lamp, S. W. Bradfute, wife and son; satin laundry bag, Pink Emciy; oil painting, lora Kirby, tlattie Smith, Bva Whisnand, Lula Fulk and Lula Mathers : silver suar spoon and butter knife, Xfclph Pauley; pair silver ssipkin rings, Joe MeKinley ; silver butter knife, Mrs. Fred Fess; set of silver teaspoons, Harry Eakin; silver salt

so the eatables were passed to the large crowd in the yard. The girls brought so many cakes, wLen placed upon the table there wasn't room for ahythihg else. All th cakes were excel'eut, but the Nine brought by. Emma Jacobs, won the prize offered for the nicest cake. A rocking' chais with nice tidy aid cushion was presented by friends, also other presents. After supper

of engineering. In this short time jCrWer!-pai, toweia aucl kandkerseveral miles of trestle work had chiefe . H. J. FeHus and wife;pictnre

and pepper stand. Joe Smith ; set; of the party retired to the barn and silver knives and forks, Will Lead; I swept the floor for a place to play, glass water set,RSce H oil aim an; glass Good violtu music enlivened the

perserve stand, Mrs. 15. ifi. Mixon; tnQ oecssian. After a merry phy

glass jelly stands, Mrs. Mary Slider ; glass pitcher, Master Frank Leas; set of china plates, Mori Whi taker; china pitcher, Annie Less; silk umbrella, Olto Anderson and Bert Hnrne; cream satin fan, Blanch W i sfc s ; pa i r towelCora M c M ic h ael

p a! r t o wel e, M rs. Be a 1 1 v a n d Lot ta

the crowd dispersed, M wishing

that each ol' Prank's birthdays would be as happy as this one. J. 13. E.

unload at once

f irs-b man out i3 in luok

so hero she goes fial" lighsir .for a grand. re-

duotion.

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river in two places '60 ieet aoove the water. AM a'iong the truck where the valley was not too narrow stood the tents of 8,000 laborers

that had been engaged in the worl

and in many places the

was 6 till progressing by electric

srork

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But -all to have the

knife pxi to thexa. Good

f ine uisdium and common Olothijag; also Hats to be on - 35 pei cent.; My unlimited stock of Sent Fur ni sh i goods are to hsve its prices stabbed deep,' I look at the 3 thing thia that taere is no money in the Clothing busi

ness the way I have been

selling suits and that I willj oloe down' my stock ?and then qui the busxii ss and allow the syndicate to have there own prices their e-

rsjby showing thea people

i I Bill

inearths 3 kxte& Itr k-ouM b4 fv

the iiiterest of eyery iju-iel icuC

tuviu yv vuuuij ivi uuu auu gCV- ?T v

ior use coming season s aney, ';

Every tiling hiitt';. JtbOubhf:; i

could r:ise. . i

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NOTICE TO INVKSTOB8. T!is books are now open for taking stock in Series I.. Monroe Unilding Loan and Savings Association.

0on a ftJnits July 8th.

ROBT. O. (SUKRVK, Heercfnrv.

Don't fail to attend the Banner Reel Letter Sale, for all

summer

Seeds mast go at some

towel, Mary btevensin ; picture

throw, Helen Burgoone ;toweI rings.

Sadie Bnrgoone; plush panel, Laura

Lear

icabiiwoo; butter knife, Low v ..w2cia' ,its f Johns; roiling pm ana cook book, lUa 4 tizUv.

Kred Fess; cook stove and table!

5 -tSLeun. Hua. Aa-

5: lancy or a am on ta. .John; ..L-.?.....

ut chines; mull neck tie. Leu '.rooer 9?w&iivVfea4i

cloth, bride's parents,

-Students desiring proiitable employment salary and expenses should address P. T. Ncly, Ha Dearborn St, Chi vCagOj 111

WffLV3P&rtP a book onoo pages.

V t wyntttf uivi. U 'itijr. ii o m vfvtbii'i who "tv'.::'. '.a upruit mill (2!ar. 3Us in itfhc in iunifiit'uijlm iv i.tiiv. v l,..efrhi!ti'IuivIH invo-timo Uun.itvl iiiou.saii-1 tloLinrriin an-VM'lVi?.:-5f, .1 m stMTUD Iri iijdioiitoti Yvbk-'iJ wiil

i f1 p&HCf.'fi'V. Iil n f!j)jj JiPV IW'l iSslVMl,

that it was good' for me to ite in the trade so as to hold down the pr i c 03 , i n our town . Gome everybody an take advantage of the cut prices and get you a ... . suit or a Hat at about Half price. This' is not mefe"- tlk but fact y . . ..

Yours t:pl.eas-' m

anxious' to

0. P. TouMier has severed his?

ami wisnes. noiij 41a ustqf mera that Hean he fehnmt V

P. Tourner & 0o.y West Sidet6n -

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Has opened agia and located at

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Oysters, xtiOoffee ::ind LuncW ifi i i 2 Khonr - ; :l:r..

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All toy oilctrntSjir ' Wt$:sR$ yarc repeotiy invitedo caii I ; : ;

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and prfeA-' by ;ljitker

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staple fitiicy c&iv'St;:t

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