Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 51, Bloomington, Monroe County, 5 October 1889 — Page 1

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If vo l wnnt ji Clo'ili th-: sias:n? Yo will fin?! tljo very hiiesi

s&tIoh 1 no ologrniiHy trim-

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Giirittonts tiie nuik-U osTtifH. The Newmarket? -fit as pu'foolly as your bt'ft Hlthrc Hrtss :ri'l arc strictly tailor marie. Marie for we?r.

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pot at linn place, iu pia-o of the ancient rookerj' that in now the

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M. D. ' rinoy attended Uis r?sualou of liis old regimen at Indi-

Hn.ftfSf-'Bni.rledow hna moved back j anapo?fJi:. week.

to CioYfcrdsdeV

James liinkleha?? j'ealed tlio Jas. MeKinley farm. John Cole's fast horses took in $75 at the Orleans fair. Win Oastlo n now night operator at Green castlfe June Lion,

first thing that greets the eye of a person stepping from the cars at this point. We certainly deserve it for -very -few stations on the " line rlo a better passenger business.

BU)or.ilagion contributed a Hbnr-

nl sharo tovfrd the crowd at the s Move the freight yards to another

Staie fair last week.

The stove dealers were about the busiest men in town this week..

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Court adjourned last Saturday with the docket prott well cleaned UD.

One trial will satisfy yon that the CouitiEu cilice is the place for fin job work.

No admission fee at any time, at

the fair ground soldiers' eucamp- 0-t. I3sh, that bein the be-

Charley Mobley was in Lou isville this week to witness the great Commercial Celebration, and to stock 11 P The World's Verdict Co. an noil need to u;pear here Saturday night will not be on hand; probably gone under.

SJissLydia Allison, a daughter of a former photoprapher of tlifs of this city, is here visiting her old friends.

Ivov, Vernon Oowsert will preach

for the Baptist church people Bun-

men t next week.

Dr. J, Ii. Gaston attended t":ie re-

riniiin oflxia pnsf orate vear here.

union of his old regiment, the 97th, re$UI

at Spencer last week.

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Those who pay their subscriptions to the Cohriets in wood, are notified to b ri n sr. i t i n a t o n ee .

aecl fom llissouri where he

ijousjut roar car io&is or

Thrifty people in that Deraooratic State ; eh, Sam ?

Balloon ascension and display of tire works in front of Ryan's Hall to open the Fair on next Thursday eve. Union Temperance meeting at BT. 1? Church Bund ay night. Ad-

ciniiati.

Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Slider, an nged couple oi Fayettvl lie, Lawrence count1, are visiting their da jhter, Airs. C. L, Bteinhagen ol this city Mrs. Susau Lang, of Kokomcis also a guess of Mrs. Steinhagen.

place, erect n handsome new depot where the old one now stands, and surround it by a garden spot like many we see elsewhere. Green castle, for instance, is one of them. Opposite the depot on an embankment beautifully arranged in large letters of flowers is the word "(JEEENCASTLE." -ft Two hundred people went from here to the State fair. Thev spent on an average $5.00 apiece $1,000. The entire receipt ot our fair wt-re considerably less than $1,000, "Patronize home institutions." Bat go away from home for fun.) Talking of fairs, said a friend the oilier day, we must do something to put a Little ginger in our fair next time. If a man jumping out of a balloon will draw a big crowd at a neighborhood fair, we mast draw a larger crowd by having two men jump. In other words, we must; see these fairs around us and go them one better. The days of big pumpkin, fromo-iuude bread and crazy quilt fairs are over. Thev will do to go toward making up the show, but, in

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Our Horticultural Society :ook a $100, first premium at the State fair last week, for best general display of fruit.

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next Sunday, and lecture in tue

Colic Ce in the afternoon.

for races, and other big attractions

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18S9, as Henry E!ter, the presideut A 1 . , . day we h.ai 2.000 people at our fair,

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difference in the attraction was a

5 balloon asceuslon at the latter place.

There is talk of im proving the

his last roll call hv death. All!

soldiers aie requested to attend the

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The GiUney. Crordon & GWer Dram a lie Co. whirdi was to have

grounds, making a half-asi'.e trac!:

and hare a ganera! boom all around

Those who weiio to Pins Lake;

rom this place last BUiaiuertfm nr fair npvl. ww nrri wVn

got the men to push it if they wiU.

were invite 1 to become the guests

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at Indianapolis last

appeareu aere nest laonuay nxas n , , , . . fcJ , - 4, . tir , , . 1 ,T J , a oi toosc who atlenaeu irom that has euaiieed its date to JNov. 3d , t . , .

piacc. i ney uaii a grant time, including a dance and elegant supper.

I A party of 00 visited the English

)pera House to see "The .Burglar."

Wo had the pleasure, Taesday,of meeting Mr. Jamos Collins, of

Paohj who was here with hi wife, a

sister o Hon. John W. Buskirk.

Tobe Ilert, of Bedford, was in this city "Wednesday, lie has resigned his government position as Indian Agent, and has gone on the

road again.

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Sear and yellow leaf. Pretty good marrying weather. Auditor Blair has the tax-dup!i- Charley McPheeters has been on cateready. the sick list, Horticultural fair in this city Rice Holtaraau attended the Knox

Pawpaws axe ripe.

Plenty of chair seats for ail dinsing at the Fair. J.- W. Warder made a business trip to ladianapoiis this Week. The Hon. John W. fiuskirfc says that he is going to get well right away now, V ! - , 1 , ? tin. E. Clark, son of B.j has returned from an exteaed trip through the far West. " : v Eifty tents have been received from Indianapolis for the soldiers reunion to be held here next week.

Work on the new Episcopal church is going on rapidly. Rev;D. J. Shaw and wife have gone to Clay Center Kans., on a visit.

" Sam Campbell' is cleaning out ! BpankervS branch, so as to head oif , '. oti we should say, carry off, any t vinore floods.

A gang of small "coons" and

white boys were .pulled fey ar- Richland, both members of Co. G shall for gambling, and they arejjj regiment.

now at worfe on tne streets.

Don't forget the Horticultural fair in Ryan's Hall next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Will Adara3 LouisvUied last week.

He wasn't'on a tender mission, but

a stony one quarry business. Pretty good joke on onr Pine Lake excursionists. The Indianapolis people named them a party of "Jay&." The Mexican soldiers of this county who recently attended the reunion at Gosport were C.CCorr of

(this city, and Barton -Acuff of

county fair this week.

Miss Eva Hall left last week for Stover, Kansas, where she will teach school.

Prof. Last will give frequent classical and popular selections on Piano during the fair.

Dr. X W. Crain, CapV E. R.

Stewart and wife, Mrs. Maggie i Gregory, Mrs. Maud Showers and "' Mrs Ella Warder, were in Louts- ' ' Ville this week attending the fali

'.fj celebration. 1 j ... v- There is no better eide-nce of :. r lively competition in trade dn this 4 JL ;iown:.ttetf 'tho"" a.dvertising' co-tumns f-' " - of the Courier ; and where there is 5 ; ' t (Competition, buyers can always dje-

The following additional premiums will be given at the Horticultural Fair next week :

1st. Best Mince Pie $1.00 Best 5 Quinces 50 Best Pumpkin Pie.... 1.00 Best qt. Sorghum Molasses 50

In addition to the premiums offered of some $50 thereon, the so-

J. H. Kirby is now a prominent member of the eilicieat and obliging corps of clerks at Mort Whitaker's. The Workingmen's Building Association has opened a new serma of 6 took. Shares may be taken until Oct, 12th,

It is now proposed to pipe Gas Well lo. 2, and put a steam pump in it. There is plenty of excellent mineral water there, but it is about 100 feet from the top. The Society will give a Gold Medal, handsomely engraved for the best display of cakes, breads, candies &c, &c., in glass show cass by any bakery in tiin city. The Saturday Courier oilers one years subscription to the owner of the red ribbon loaf of wheat yeast bread at the Fair next week, on de liveiy of the bread to the paper. Dr. MoGee, Geo. W. Bollenbachcr were iu Bedford this week examining the machinery of the stone quarries, preparatory to making purchases lor the Big Creek quarry. Dr. do hti E. Harris and wife attended a Booth and Barrett performance at LjuisviUe last week. The Doetrr came home Monday

North Bedford is the name of a station on the new Gosport & Stir.esville railway, near the latter place. A company has been organized, called the North Bedford Stone Co., with W. Li, McKuight, of Louisville President;-R. C. Davis, of Washington, Ind., Secretary: M. J. Caraahan, of Looooteo, Treasurer. Several Bloomington people are members of this company. George Benckart has moved into his new building. It was put up expressly for his business, and has confectionary and bakery salesroom, an oyster parior.a bak e-shop, and a kitchen, all on the Qrst floor. Above is the family residence. ISvoryth ing is neatly and conveniently arranged, and the enterprise is a credit to the town, as well as to Mr Bcnckart.

and brown broad. coO-ee, tea, cand-

but Mrs. Harris remaiae to visit Uir-a r.U rnyu ThU U unrTw ihA

relatives.

The Horticultural Society met at the residence of Hon. C. R.Worrall last "Wednesday. A fine dinner was the feat a re of the proceedings. The Beta Thet-a Pi society will

give a reception PAltty night ut tbc HirtliuUul fair next

lestueaoe Qf Jag.le R. W. Miers. pr0fStiem vil! h

4v tbingon- esjuuifi it wonliv UAceJ

The Lunch Booth at the Fai" will be quite a unique feature. A large tent, tables set in French style.

oimies a waiters old fashioned food

and drinks as wcl! as the latest, pumpkin p:o, mince pie, sweet (V) cider, butter milk, erulUrs, (tinu lers' biecn and beans, Boston corn

The colored camp meeting at the fairgrounds last Sunday night was not a success financially. The gate receipts were not large, and the white pceplo, who are mainlj' depended on to swell the collections, were not on hand. It was rainy weather Sunday and but a few, except colored people, braved the storm, and those who did encounter lots of mud, water and darkness on their way home. The grand closing scene of the night was called Walking Around the Walls of Jericho," the said Jericho on this occasion being the floral hall building. The walk consisted of a promenade by twos around a circle singing these words : 'Another year I may be gone; Oh Lord, how long. In. some lonesome graveyard . Oh Lord, how long." There were about ninety-nine verses of the same kind in the song, and it was kept up until it got so monotonous that some of the colored boys of the rival church concluded to put a stop to the proceedings. A colored policeman interfered in t'se interest of law and

order when he was promptly earv-

I ed with a razor, that ended the

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Whose aerostatic luveations and ddvea tares have made liir rfimioui tiirbugli? out the worKI; audv ill make &

BMI-Trip to tae- 0tods

iBcinift aloft with the sp'ecd of the arrow's j lUght into space by enormous i - '",-,

IJitmg power ot hvs JxwJyrlu . vented' Air 'Ship'' "'f'V ;

OSeririg to everybody a free and

araUug spectacle ,

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Leaving tins maaasotb aerial, pgfne wh-n it shali ..have TcileiS

iis greatest ultaiaableUicighf the dariiigvajSi$'A-'-

wlil make & terrific and

, aided oiIi Tiis M ai Sorpus IiFssi Pario tafcss place ;jl;.ift;'M?Bfc.P.;

ffc te public mf i to wMf,: i; -iV

All the Daxsling, SensU'tiou'4, Uiiiqiie, Pieturesqu,- HiGricai - 7 ' and Sdiiijdoiis Processional lfesotecfesc?f -tbe; ipf

iu ouster Muai urgatuzauon.

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society ai; air. James Gentry, father of Richard Gentry, died at his home in Vanburen township last Saturday, in his 87th year Ha was a pioneer resident of the county. Mr. Kobbs, the leading Horticulturist of the West will deliver a lecture on this subject at the Pair

ciety will give to the best exhibit i next Fridav cvenih

by one exhibitor oi all vegetables, i

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pend onrMhe loweat price hence j 0oIItttaaim& vegetables, an honorary Bioomingtott is a miglty. good j certiilcate of life mezaberahip to place to buy goods. The advertise.- j the- society. They will also give xnents tell the best places; to go. 'the &amo ecrtifeate to the best and 'Wm V"1 'ssaasa j rgsst display 0f fits of all kinds 4mt waate ftot-svesu byjby OR8 uib.Uor, in addition to ranning arouad faiiuiiiigior any- i cash premiums offered of some 40, thing in the grocery line, but go !The same certificate for the best to Whifafcerys at the startKero f d st di9la Pla!its .. . . .-. : itovers by one exhibitor, in acldiyou can eaii gev-eYOry- tbifig. tjkn to prsmluias o abotvt '

scats for all. Mr. Uobba will have an extensive collection oUantomatae with him.

in the county.

and entry free.

The While s'.'ap case has venuod

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eeremonies for the night. The Uarrodsburg band has been engaged to furnish music for the soldiers' reunion. They are a nice et of fellows, make pretty good

. , " , , out it seems to us that our own the society wuo will prepare all tue, ... , ,. , , band should nave been employed, as articles, and thev are the uost cooks x J '

I rodsbarsr band is to be paid $35,

On Tuesday night a horse buyer j wM,e tho WecliaolM Band of thib

nod shipper irom New Albany oltyj waBted"$100. The latter band named W,W. Dunn, mot with a tor- ha3 fflure thari double the uumber

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The damage suit against ;

Dodds & Co,, for failure to move their chair factory to Bed lord has been venued to Morgan count.y, on application of the Bedford parties. Louden & Rogers are attorneys for Dodds & Co., and Hon. Mose Dunn represents the Bedford end to the 9&o:

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the defendants. This will be rather ahurdsliip on a large number of the witnesses v.-.ho reside in tin Southeast part of this county. Licenses to u:iry hvg been Issued to WiU.n H. May Held and Mary A. Slow, Win. Lt'Rtz io Trecy Mobley, Robert Alexander to Laura Stepheu wr, Alexander Kobertaon toRsrih J. Oalyarj. Charles Hsadley to Rose IUmIc Litter, Charles 1C. I-eeper to VartfumaO- Kock. The j;ew BetUal (JUureh, North of town, was dedicated last Sunday, with a germnn by Kev. Y. .M. Halstead of this city. There was a large attendance, and a collection of about $60 was taken up, which more than paid the indebtedness

He was enronte to Chicago

p.ith a lot horses, and when the!

train arrived at Litttedale his hat

was found on top of one of the t?ars !;ut he was missing. The conductor noli lied t he section men and they went back to look look for him. His i&niains were found torn a;id ground into a shapeless na-$, on the road near the bridge crossing Li tuestone, just South of Futnaniville, The i.ianicd ilesh and ernaheii bom' were atherd together, brought to ubis city and turned over to Coroner S:ry the, who held an inquest and rend:?r.(1 a verdict in accord

ance with the fiiets above given.

Grcencastle Btar,

Don t I'aiS to see' tuat

lino of Lamps, Glassware Queensware, at Whitaker's.

line and

as cheap as the former, when the

quality of music, handsome uniform

drum major, &e, is taken into con-

uideration. Our home band would be a leading feature of the reunion. Tho great question involved in this, however, 13 that in all cases where it can he done with any reason at o.l J, home institutions should be patronized. Our boya ha ye worked hard to bring themselves up t-j th"a standard of tho drat bands of the Slate, and it is poor enc out age men l for them to ee smaller and. inferior bands brought in here on ail important occasions. It may be ar jrud thtt enough money cannot be raised to pay so latgc oitn-nses. We believe that there is hardly a man iu town who would not increase his subfavndptLTu with the understand-' ing that the Hlobmin'gto'n band shall ie employed. The Ooounm will start the list with $5,00,

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06 lots in Mai)le Iteiffhts- addition1 .

to I he city of l oomingion. . Clc. ,v X; to factories;, within tavi& SQtfai of"? J:

??Mgfo Avenue, -and one uai e ;oC - " : S meadamized streeM& Kntf Jv;ake .y3,..--"v

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IT vAii wanl in hntf 1?Arffili V"pesi,iow m town; J'rices outo- ;

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that-will raise more wheM" rieriM!OHAE

acrs than you ever, raised und better grass than you eveiv sow, for ioss money than anyvlwkv

call on Morgan .& Shoostakeiv

Southeast Corner of Square at

tho very Kesf4f smegftfid'ihfctiV?' :

0. II. McPhOetera1 grocery 'ator4cftrop? (inff jip . d c - M the city c? Buffdes and Striu Wao-om jindlee. lhe Jutosfc desiiofts 1 v; ' S

Grain Dnlls, lower ti anyone.