Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 42, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 August 1889 — Page 1

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Our Sale Of All-Wdol Snits at $ 6.50 Jias toecn sucn a greai

; success, teat we oricr a newer saw mail yuci i

for t bat Money, otuer suns ai

$5.50.

WEEK AjOTHEU XOT OF

FliAJiJiJKij" ana w ukui 11 w smr is

G" W-ssdr -i i i i " 1

cents; i Fine Blac k Luster Coats for $ S .50

Ravine obtained the assistance of a competent artist, we- are now pre-

ored to J worki on;8hort. notice.

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GOOD TizTypea at Iott Friees.

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All-work done.prpmptiyi aadMisf action guaranteed. Give us a Call.

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5Wi CMcago Bay Mail.. . - 1058 . m. tihlf-tro Night Rmreaa. 1148i. iit

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liwftteiffle Day Mafl... J 4:05 p. m

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C. H. Stone and wifeaMaii ..t raj' Wisconaia. ' A :; " ' .

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Homer Gathrie,o

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Joto K, Kaat s pension nas Deen . u a mrmirid tn 122. a month, i.,.. 5

clerking in the

Poat-offlcc till college openx

Laat summer month.

Iyon think it will rain? sFine peaches in the market. Several boits are visiting AlEaris, Good green apples are selling for 50 cents a bushel. "WilljtamGonrley ia down with the typhoid feTer; ! Miss -Maud Vanzant is v visiting friends in Louisviile. ,

v CA- J. Zimmerman, of Valparaiso, visiting at Geo Norman's. . r Miss OHie Jackson is visiting rel

atives; at Patoka, Gibson county. 4

John W. Graven attended the Normal Commencement A Danville, ". .ir.-v .-"5"-' '". .... . WcdlneBday. Prof. Fank Axtell, who has had a serious attack of typhoid fever, is

now convalescing ' -

vjwiJJ Jim Simpson has returned from

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Mias MoUin Phillput is attend-

Ttf-.:-.c Pro K. L. sene, i vipting teU ' "'W tiveia ladUnapolia, .and Rush

The Mechanics band of this city, will be one cf the special atttactions at the Salem fair," " Miss Arda Knor, a student last term in the University has been ap

pointed musical instructor ia our

schools. ' .

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Cantelope and nutmeg - melons sde their appearance in the mar

ket this week. "

There will be- somelhiug more

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Hendricks cpnnly.

There is an immense crop: of

biackberries.and they can be bought

last bundav momina. ana a

Weather cool and pleasiant. . -5f rs. Charles Sobertsoj?, is a guest at Indian Springs. Col; .East, the butcher i$ down wwith the typhoid fever. Dr. Ben McGee is out .again, after a serious attack of fever. Lieut. Walter Howe, E . S. A., is visiting relatives in this city. The present P. M. steps down and out at midnight Aug. 31st. " Mrs, W. H. Slocombe and daughter are. visiting at Sullivan, Ind. - Miss Ida McPbetridge went to Bethany Park.Thursday for a week's visit. ' W. C. T. U. will meet Monday evening Aug. 5th at IJnion Head Quarters". Miss Cora Fuller, of Kansas, is visiting at the residence of her uncle, Enoch Fuller. Till Treat has concluded' to quit the dog show business and go to "pounding iron" again. The-result of the shooting accident to Otto Rogers, mentioned

fin the Courier last week, was the

loss of- a toe.

Lucinda Murphy i .visiting relatives in Bucktown. ; . . i Ab Helton has been: visiting at Lawrenceburg, Ky. " Mrs. Newt. Fee is visiting Ma tiVes at Rpleyi Ohio. S. W, Collins has gone to 5Ccnia, Ohio, to risit relatives.Drummers report the prospect for a fall trade excellent.

The recent iains did much damage to the Wheat' in stacks. James Myers has been visiting relatives at Anderson, Ind. "jSki Reeves lias charge of the prisoners at the stone pile; Mrs. E. P. Adams is visiting her lfTuk,', arWortihgi . .Bey. A. Sv Lyons, of Ireland, .s

ivisitin,g his cousin, Re v. Lyons, r, :

The attendance at the Teacher's examination'1 last Saturday -waB40. The Dodds chair factory will be moved to Maple Heights next Moh-

dav. :.

DoaTt go where you are not invited.. It mint good manners. If a business man wants your trade, or has anything worth selling, he will invite you to call and see him.

.David Harrison, who stole- a aorae from Bona Rogers, now ianffuishes in the Hotel Farr- of this

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The wifevof, Frank Arnott of

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Henry Anderton, of Chicago,

brother of John K, is at Harrodsbarg to visit ' his mother who is not

r city prisoners

is located sear the depot, nd is

ewvefed with an awning: to

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Mated,

Adams, Hall , Co celetarated

:tr,aight.

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ftans to their friends, and a large

: 1lrorBoa gas well No; i at ths place is delayed on account of the crew that is to do the work being delayed, at Salem.

A daughter of Mr. Creech, fell and broke her wrist, last Saturday, and Dr. Harris was called and gave

proper: attention to the wound. Frank Moore and wife of Cliicago, came down Sunday morning to visit Mr. Sam Moore, of Yanburen township, who is Frank's father.

ine mecnanic s Dana summer

night . concerts, (Thursdays) are jeryt popular and enjoyable.- They always draw a large crowd to the public square: -1 ' . : There will bo a private picnic at Leonard's, mill next Sunday, com

posed of young couples from this town; Of course there will- be a

sermon and prayers. .... w

The market is over-stocked- with

fruit and vegetables, which is hard on the regular grocery trade. ' At

this time two years ago farmers

were .buying canned goods. . .

The taritf- reform meeting at

Bloomfield last Saturday was an

immense affair Judge Miers, of this

city, could not attend on account

of pressing business engagement. The Christian Church Sunday

School excursion to Bethany Park,

Thursday, was fairly patronized,

there being about two coach loads of

people, mostly members of the. Sun

day School and church.

; Perry McDonald, of Sarahsville, Noble county, Ohio, wants the ad

dress of some one who served- in

Capt. Isaac Buskirk's Company

daring the late war. Jonathan East

was a member of the Company.

The bottling works are in full b ast,and all of our dealers have been supplied with pop, ginger ale, dec; We do not drink anything stronger in this town. That is, som of the rascals who re leaders in the churches do not.

it iP r$hgfi. Cwrongft business tact,

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Ihe "boys irst year ha be a

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?;B ladies ready m

onderwetir, please call at M. Oregory, Seeped Depr

Country Produce wanted

at Louis Willtam Kg?mety,

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v Mrs Maude Showers of this city,

and Mrs. Klaretf of Chicago, left for Bethany Park Wednesday! The former has had a very handsome little cottage erected there and will

cccupy It during the heated season.

!" The county fairs in thfe part f

the St ate will be held as follows : l'l Bloomingtonf Sept. 'W 20t penceT, Sept. toi.fc 4'... Brownstown, Sept 2a to Jf. v Orleans, Sept. 2& to 38; I t-. ales9 Septf tcr v

Among the ladies who will go to the . Warsaw Encampment next week are Mrs. J. W. Warder,of this city and Miss Mollie Moore, of

Louisville, Mrs. CI It. Worrall, of this city, and Misd Maud Stevens, of . .Martinsville, and Mrs. Mart

Alexander, of thin city.

On Sunday, Aug. 4th, the Monon

route will run an excursion train

from Blooming tern to the campmeeting at Battle Ground, a short dis

tance North of Lafayette. The train will leave here at 5:20 a. m.. and

the fare will be $2.50 for the round trip. Tickets good to return until

ug. 6th on all regular trains.

Francis Murpliy and Rev. J; P. D.

SU John will speak on Sunday,

One day iast week while Sam

Walligford, jr., was cutting oats on

his farm South of town, the; five

horses attached to the machine be

came frightened and ran away dash-

pell-mell tb rough two fences,throw-

ing Mr. . -Wallingford backwards

fro:n the scat and badly damaging

the machine, A young man named

J ohnson,w ho livesvrii-h the Jlunions,

fell from one of the lead horses that

he wasf riding, and passed under

the knives of the machine, but

strange to say, was not hurt.

w-. w nere tue college proiessors are

summering Dr. Jordan is at Pue

bio, Col.; Ptof. Clark is at Chatty

nooga;f Prof. Swain is at Knightstown, jjnd. ; Prof. Kingsiey is at Woods Hoi 1, Mass.; Prof. D. H.

Campbell is at Detroit, Miefe. ;Prof. Woodford is at New Have Conn, ;

Dr.Voa Jagemann is at Oyster Bay

L. I. ; Prof Osthaus is at Toledo,

iOhiof; Prof. Hoffman is- at Monti-

cello, Ind. ;Dr.Karsten is In Eulope ;

Dr. V an Nuys is at Watfpaca, Wis. ; Prof; Naylor is at McConnelsville,

Ohio c9 Prof. Spangler is in Europe

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r-uouis nmiams is stin in

the grocery business,' in May7s buikling oQ North Wa?fout itfeet ani is determined t& get his

jsharo of the trade by oflfering

everything jtthte line at

0fit prices; HEe respectfully ak

PROGRAMME OF OLD SETTLEfes HEKTING AT KETCHAS?: SPRINGS , ifijCUBPAT, AUGUST, 2iTH. '10:00 a. lW.--Mu si o by Choir; Jayer; by the Chaplain. 10;30ar?m.--Address by Hpn. J ohn East;' 'Music by choir, 12:00 m.-T-Dinner. i :30p. m. Music by choir. ' 2:00 p. to; Address by Hon, Simpson B. Lowe, of Bedf ord, : P$Py august 25th. i6:00 a. m Music 'by Choir. Prayeit by the Chaplain. 10:30 a. ml Sermon by Rev. Wm. R. Halgteadj of Bloomingtpn. Musio by cho. ;' ' 12 :00 in'Dinner.

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Jno. H. Cole has ordered a new surrey and some huggies for his livery stable. Carter Perring now carries a stiff-

neck caused by falling backwards.

out of a freight car. Harry Gabe, Earnest ; Lindley, Frank Duncan and Sj&rman Davis left for Niagra Falls last Wednesday. - Robert E. Lyons will be one of the tutors in the University next year. Hewas the youngest member of the class of '89, The ladies of St. Charles Catho- ' . ,.'.1 . ::. " ' : .1 ."

lie Church will give a festival in the Court-house park on Thursday

night, August 8th, and they should

receive a liberal patronage.

Many trustees throughout the

State declare they will not take

charge of the new school books and

thus become responsible for the collection of the money. The only way

a trustee can protect himself is by

doing a spot cash business. He loses the price of all books he lets out

that are not paid for.

All Knights of Pythias, or

orthers, who intend going -to the

Warsaw encampment should notify

Capt. G,R. Worrall not later than1 Saturday night of thisjeekso that

a special car may be ordered. The

f are for the round trip is $4.70, and

and the party will go through to

Warsaw, via Crawfordsville and

Indianapolis, without change, The

time of leaving here is Sunday

night. " ;

About forty excursionist went to

French Lick, Sunday the 20th inst.,

from Bloomington, and the editor

of the Courier is disgusted with the treatment they received both on the train and after they arrived at the

springs, The next time Bloomington people want to go to a health

and pleasure resort come to Martinsyiile, and you will; not only be

treated right but you will get the

best water in the world. Martins

ville Republican.

Wanted a friend one who will

recognize me when I am compelled to wear patched breeches ; who will

take me by the hand when I am

sliding down hill, instead of giving

me a kick to hasten my decent;

who will lend me a dollar without

requiring twenty dollars worth of

security; who will come and see me

when Vm sick ; who will pull off his

coat a,nd fight for me when odds are two to one; who will talk of me be-:

hind my back as he talks to my

face. Such a friend is wanted by

ten thousand times ten thousand

human beings, throughout the

earth. . m . 1 II .. . ill i i '

A lodge of Knights, of Pythias

was instituted at Ellettsviile last

Tuesday night by Past Chwcellor

C P. Tuley, assisted by-members

of the Bloomington and other lodges

There were bo visitors present., rep

resenting 10 lodges. The ceremon

ies were held in the G. A. Jfc hall,. which was by far too smali,and very inconvenient for the work. Twenty candidates were "put throughv'The work of initiating began right after dinner and it was daylight the next morning before all the work was completed. The following officers were elected : Alonzo Faulkner, Chancellor Commander ; John B. Fulk. Vice Chancellor ; J. K. Phipps, Prelate ; W. T. Harris,- Treasurer ; W, 0. Moberly' Master of Finance ; W. W. fiarrisi: Keeper of Kecords ; Charles Jacksoni M astst at Armsv

1130 n. m.i Music bv choir. Pray-

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3:60;p. nigermon by ReY.; W m. R. Williaiihsip of Latncaater, oiplo " Benediction. The musiii'.'will be under the direction and leadership,, q JMr, Jerry Woodward. ? v "''"." Miss da Buskirk leftr Marion, Ohibsthursdavvi -

AlbertDi Gourley and wife have returned :fipm Kansas, , Miss Eva Hall has an ejaagement to-teach. school in Kansas. . Wilson; 'Adams has been employed by tft4 IBoard of Trustees to snperintnd the erection of the new

Library buildin

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THE CITt OF B LOOMINGTON ENVELOPE IN SMOKE

BuTing the moeh Of June there

was 9000 fXYs Zr cigaw smoked in1 Bloomingtohyas' well! as a num

ber of lower rade cigars. Everyone

I -rr VvV.' iWnltni-l n liln( Alto amaIka

for the X. X Zy

r While t the city authorities are forcing the people to clean up abouti their.v premises they might

, very properly turn their attention

to the f act th at dead chickens and other-oifat-is being dumped in an old quarryn College Hill and the citizens of that locality are compelled to breathe the stench arising from that hole, v If -the authorities can't stop it,the citizens about there propose-to take the matter in their t war hands. v- ; It rained harder between 8 and 5 o'clock last Sunday morning, and more water fell during that time than .was probably ever before known to fall, in the same length of time in this part of the country. The freshet which followed was very darning along all the streams, big and little, in the county. What is known as Spanker's branch," in this city, was higher than it was ever kno war to bebefore. At. Third street, the openings under the stone

bridge: were not large enough to

carry off the water fast uougb, consequently it backed up ove the

street and poper ad joining and I

did much damage. It was a poor

piece of calculation on the p Art of

those who planned the bridge, and

may get the city into trouble in the way of damage suits. We give below such items concerning the re

sult of the flood as were brought to

our notice :

The family of Mr. Nabb, who

lived in a cottage belonging to- the1

John Orchard estate, a1- the Third

bridge, , probably suffered the great

est loss in the way of damage to

furniture. ' The water was up to the fence in front of the house and the

family escaped about 4 o'clock in'

the morning by taking hold of each others hands and wading out, nearly waist deedi They had a fine,etf brussels carpet ruined!, and many other things were badly damaged.

They took refuge in the house of

Bud. Stout,, where they will be cared1

for iintil they .can find! other premises. The house of Luther Clay,

next door West, was also reached

by the water and all, his carpets

damaged; " The house of William

Griify, next, to Clay's was also

reached and some (iamage done

there.

4 oTjhe house of MrevRo

on jeasc otn.spreei uway nooqea wun

iwaterlp, th

ery ti jig.in.the nouse badly aam agea Mrs, .Sthey'B next dooiy was also; flooded.and iiot only wa's the'icfifnf-

tureduiaged, but all the provisions4

i'iie fttpplX,) j8 btW& w . heqtrbridgeoi? Third sifeet was carried oft by tCje flood,- and has;. 90$, bjfea - heara ot since'.- A ljayg, ryiuiilr of ppb:rr at tfieRybrs i k1 country

f or. mUes: 4owrf 'ffefc br&lich? was

strewn wih thenr, '

f he water backedi i$ into the old? Holtzma- residence a'hd: did cdn-

d arable damage, Jgif Martin lost

hogs, by, drowning, which were ins a pen near t old Wcoleu milk n itpn kiet'tle,r weighing three oV four hundred pounds Abated away some distc frbniihe site , of the old woolen millv The slaughter hotrse near the entrance to the faw grounds was

hpodadv .us Holtzhian1 and J. H.

Rirbylosli several hogs by drowning

The houses- v? the locaiity known as the Old Bolleabacho tan'-yard

were nearly all flooded;- The hoiVse

Of Wm. MerryattycoloreUj' probably Hivffered the most.-

This Spanker's br'anch surfereYlr

nave not appeaiea ior aio vnpugu

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About 200 Suits, FR0C1JS and S,

all si2e8 have been selling from;

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DIVIDED lEN TWO LOTS

5 eety faTmer brfc

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HAViB 25 DOUBLE BRESTED PRINCES, AJiE&TS

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A NEW SUPPLY OP THOSE UNMUNDRIEE) SHIRTS, WOilTH fl.00 AT 50 CENTS. ' . CAN'T BUST THE; " it.t a rhiTinT ji t TiA n, fniT m n j axttVit 'i '.'-;

EAGLE

CLOTHING

HOilSE

ami wfrti ttf the ; Secrta fopi? iSf

f contf&o wHSTntf

mere that Bebab b& r

hardware hite 'xs Bwrf

nice, fresh stock ot staple and1 fancy groceries at Charley MePheeters',- M bid Grereves corner.

-Take yqur country produeo to Charley TUnijmi old stand, t

--Charley; McPheetera. wants to sll you yjar grocerJeB) Give h i m- a trta-i f

-You cau save from 10 to 20 per cent, by buying ytfjjfr carpets at the Baanef. i '., --A prohipf and free delivery of goods at Gbarley . McPheters' new grocery, i' " ;

Now itemstadded to the Banireir lied Letterf Safe evef week until summer good are closed.

Lmany of ..tbea ineed ity

.Dotffc Ml to attend the Banner Redjtfctte

summer goodf nmst go at sorn"

pricey- . J N ;

I hav6 i baiis which-1 will closek out at wholesale pilico for cash. Now is your chance. ; " e Q& mi hav ybtit eyes tested by & Tournerv' as? he

guarantee satiufaetiony a'mj has

the Vry best or scientific ini3trumetite. Thp tafgdst and most complete line of bpticial' g&ods in the city can1 be1 found at his place; Rememheiy eye tested free: The4 lajfe'sf designer in Jewelrfv afeo- watches , silver-

ware, &c.y ca'n- always be found

One doo

Try Chidey McPlers1

ineWvgiooer; Greenes' old stmd.

Mrs. J. Si Payne has reimOved her Millinev Store to the fiuie

jbuiiding North f fes coipiiW,

one door South! of : Dr; . Grain's

Dental office, afyl wilt be4 glad1

to sev m hoV old customers mi as man' ne Onesi Alt slimmer

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nckart

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Has opened again and is locted at the: same place he wa9. bo

Bakei

ry, Ooiifectg

LumpJi Rfintii.

of all, kinds,

levor kept ih iBhihjtifi;

sen you' goous cneaier tDan anT ont

;Come and see me betbrvoubfiS

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BAKING DONE EVERY DAY

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; Oysters, Jlot Coffee and Ltrtfch at

.all hoursv

Mas arisen trom tne ashesj antr- ia

t flaurn nvimti f'irl rift fl II Iri'nHUr nJ

All; m old' customers1-' and new

,aro respectfully ihvi ted to calL-

Geo -flw, Benalsart,

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J7as not retired from business, out will be found at his 6d sta&lro the JBtidburv block wit a ; v ' complete line pf ' .

DSMfAOR'S.. ittil OPIOLSTlifilR'S

Supplies.- fie will tiereaftV deyote his entire fitteiition to these special lines antf will guaranteed work the best and prices the lowest, fteroem ber the place; vudbury Biofck, Nor fch

BuggiesGariagesV,

tonsj Sroy3 0oadGart6? ind

inne Jpuggy liarness,- VYgons,

Eeapeps, nfowQra for sale by Jas-

RyanStai? BloofiSwt seet,

opposite JaiK Any; goods my

line ihof ife stock will be roured

at earliestf convenience Don't

send away froifft hjhi" fofe adythiug fr line. i ?a and rwilf do aBWell bf yott an firm. Give me a trial beioi'e yo chase, Oali a ndr see myi neSv

uoonr: everything ne; :

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nose 0i?new oae&r

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