Bloomington Courier, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 June 1895 — Page 1

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is' " f BLOOAHNGK'N INDIANA KIM DAY MOiLNINii, JUNK W. HI 9a.

i to- s m jo. a wJistoai" . iai'i.

In 4he Lord's Cause.

noon session closed and at 7 ;'0 :

UMIBiUD AMD faOlwu

A Large and Enthusiastic Meeting, at EHettsville.

The Monroe County Christian Endeavorers in Session Yesterday.

ITEMS OF INTEREST FOUND IN THE DAILY ROUNDS. I'eo.ounl ASciitioii WhiVl Klioiiiii;gto:i I't: plo are Doing ami Where They AreLocal News IJi'Infly Told

ne the crowning meeting; of the!

j day. The consecration service va led by J- C. Pinkcrton, and 1L T. j J. Clark gave the convention ser

mon to an overflowing house

which was well recieved. After; the night sen ice the Eilettsvilie , society tendered the delegates an enjoyable reception at the home of! Fred Ben.el and a good portion of the night was pit asanlly spent' there and until the morning train J arrived the delegates were entertaiued Christian Endeavorers. Come again and you wili always' receive a hearty and warm we!-; come in Elhut.-sviiie. j

K LLETTS YILLE.

Mrs. J. E. Steele is at Indianapo- j

lis this week. j j Auic; Xeil. of HarnxhHon. John R. Kast of Blooming-; is voting friends in thecitv. ton, was in town Tuesday. j Work was begun on Grant Bros, j a W. Adams, of Bloom field, was and C. D. Buciiauan s new business ; . ' , ....

: m mo euv yestcruay visaing j friends. '

Elmer Paris is visiting at Edins-

Noble Campbell has returned fivm a visit to Orleans and Paoli.

Born, to John Craig and wife, a uighter.

Nugent.-? for f'igs. The best and cheapest in the market.

William Bowles, South Mender

son street, is critically 111-

rooms this week.

dav.

Special to The Would. Em.ettsviu.Ej Lyd., June 20, '1)5. Bright and early Wednesday

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Endeavors were on the Qui lve, young H.(1)t. .vt.re m tovvu Tu;.s.

preparing to- the reception or me delegates from over the county, and upon the arrival of the 7:30. Local, about thirty-rive,hailing exclusively from Bloomington, were met by the reception committee and escort ed the merry crowd to whichPresbyterian church, where ''registration of delegates was first in order' after which they were taken in charge by the entertainment committee and temporary homes assigned. The church had been previously decorated and ornamented profusely, and many were the compliments paid the home society upon their success regard

ing the appearance of the church

Mrs. Benj. Smith, East Fourth

Bradley Fox, of Chicago, made a business trip to this city yesterday.

poor

Frank Mulky. of Bedford, came up last night on a visit to his parents.

J. S. Botts and wife are entertaining Lewis Grigsby of West

iaatjn.

Miss Je.no Me Bride, South Par k, is visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Frank Smith and John Pauley went to Spencer yesterday via the bicycle route.

! street, is confined to her home bv i

r n ir:n. .. ? 11 r. .. t i- ( ' :

. ,, , , . , . 1 .-, . sickness. Aculi, Jas. Dayman, .John Colie.y.i John SeiwH:k, A. E. Mali hews j Jaines B. Xeehl. of Lincoln. Neb.

Mrs. Charles Booth and daughter, Alice, are visiting relatives and friends in St Louis.

thews were i Spencer Sunday,

Itev Chas. Marts preached at liar rodsburg Sundav.

vicinity. Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Willis are

Miss Mary liurke has returned

and wile, Chas. and Bertha Mat- ;0 v!jUin v.i.it5- i ,. t .n.,1 from New Allcinv. wher sb bns

; io , joiuiu i.iLi in mi v.i i y ttjivi i .. ...... -v. ....

been visiting relatives and friends. v i mustier : Era 1 erringI -i M Chitwood

i The i. oil's meet tonight and Chus Walker ! hold an election of oilicers. Everv i J rSiscoe member is earnestlv rcouested to ' 'j V l?l)sou 1 i a A iticlule j be present. ; Tims Hentiugtou

i ii 1' Dilhnan

Gomziiissioners AllowaccesThe followiuir claims were allowed

by the board of commissioners at the regular June term, 181)5 :

Geo Munson Fau lev ifc Rice

Wingert & Co " E A Lee Jno E May Win Billings " F M F'uddrell Hall Bros " H TSuudlwood & Son " B E Lewis " H T Sinnnons " Maiit)u .liurcli " Oliver Mclialey " M L Eastou " Chas Bowers " W 11 Iverr " J A Kiddie E O L.-fi Jno F Siseoe Alice Brojran " M 3)ddwill ') V Blew?tt

H .J Heuson H C Gainer E O Lee Tull Phelps (jeo Atkinsfai John W Taylor Campbell iv Lane .1 X Thrasher Matthews Bros Blakely & Bridwell J A Kidddle Jas Dodd Wicks & Co A H Wilson

Ed Whetsell

xion. J3.ii .umen, city attorney, , visiting Mrs. Willis' mother in was in town 1 uesdav. u M,T. T " , ,T. : Siulivan. Miss Julia ranery and Miss Les-j sie Koddy, of BJoomington, are tiie I Mrs. Jas. D. Showers has re-

a a a

guests of J. E. Steele and wife this ! turned from a visit to her father at

week- I Borden, Ind. Rev. Chas. Marts will preach at

tne C. I . church bunday. Miss Mat-tie Cherrv, East Kirk-1

J. i . tuun, ot bpencer, the new; wood Avenue, is entertainini; Mrs

barber, arrived with his tonsonal

outfit Saturday. Mrs. Hughey Hogue, who died

The Y. P. S. C. E. motto: "For ; in Spencer Sunday morning, was

Christ and the Church," was suspended from the fxpnt-ch.andeliers. Beginning at 9:30, the programme was taken up aud in the absence of Miss Minnie Paris, Miss Emma Pinkerton led the praise service. Rev. Chas. Marts opened the meeting proper by gh ing the welcome address, speaking of the reception the delegates would be made the recipients of. A very fitting response was given by Miss Maggie Small, after which Miss Gertude Harbin son delivered an excellent declamation. "Backsliding from the Pledge" was next to have been given by Miss Louise Mathers, but owing to the absence of Miss Mathers an Open Parliament was substituted which wa3 very interesting and lively, after which an intermission of twenty minutes wiw given after which a very pleasing declamation was given by Maud Farr. Prayer was then offered by Levi Batman. Miss Craig then favored the audience with one of her interesting recitations. "What does ou C. E. Mean" was then entertaingly given by Miss McCarty. Discussion was then led by Ernest Sears, after which the convention adjourned for dinner. AFTERNOON SESSION.

The afternoon ses?ion began at

2:00 p. m

were conducted by J. T. Acuii',after which Levi Batman led in prayer as did ako J. H' Shook. Prayer by Dr. Lyons then closed that part of the programme reports. From the various societies of the county were given. There are now but foui societies in the county. Mrs. U. H. Hon then read an interesting paper on "Junior Work," which was carefully prepared, after which the discussion was led by Mrs. Pinker ton. Necessity of "Prayer in Our Meeting" was then ably given by Mac Stewart. Next, was a recitation by Mabel Scluchter. Rev M. G. Allison then gave an able address which was well re iei ved after which D. C. Miller read an interesting paper on "SoulWinning the Ultimate End of Christian Endeavor." Miss Lindley then gave a pleasing recitation, after whu h the after-

brought here for burial Monday

morning at IG.oO, the internment took place in the C. P. cemetery.

McKinney, of ( losport.

riayor's Proclamation. To the citizens of New BJoomington: -Your Fourth of July committees who hae worked so earnestly aud faithfully in preparing the magnificent program for Thursday next wish to ask your

Mrs. Jas. R. Jennings, of New Albany, is visiting Mrs. Myers, south Walnut street.

t r Norvi ii God man, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Godm,m, is visiting relatives in Lafayette, Joseph X. Alexander has sold to Marcellus Duncan five acres of hind east of the citv. Price paid 8")00.

The Fourth of Julv committee : ' M Stephenson . . ,-. ,i ' t i- i j. i Jfts Staines meet at tne court house at :-0 to-; jj Thr -sher night. Let everyone attend who j J C Robinson is a committeeman as very import-j Martin & Co

! A i Jlassey .v uo j Perrv Bros

j A T Massej and Collins 6c Karseli , i ! A T Massey & Co ancliBE Lewi

taken rooms at the residence i Hail Bros

of Mrs. Rawles, North Wahmt ! ,ho Vr pn ' : Geo .Muusoii street. j A M Houston ; Dr Lowder Thp business men's narade the ! Mefiord Bi-ns

fourth promises to eclipse any thing : L'J,) Thrasher

ever before attempted m this city. Everv owner of a surrev. carriage

ant business is to be transacted.

Prof. William Rawlcs

bride arrived last evenino;

liu'V

John (i. Harris ha.-

from Evansville where

returned

lie has

heaty co-operation from now until i I,..,., i ,; tn x r , , v , .... been veiling Ins sister, Mrs Joe

the last sky rocket has dashed in

making this the most successful gala day that Bloomington has ever had. On account of the magnitude of the parade and the danger liable to be incurred it is urged and insisted upon that all vehicles and horses must be kept oil the square, both during the day and evening. This is a celebration of the people, l'r the people and by the people. Therefore iet every one feel it his duty to add something to the grand success of all. Come out with your carriages and buggies appropriately decorated and join in the parade. Decorate your homes and business houses with flags and bunting. Enteitaiu your friends who are the city's guests on this occasion and make them, as well as yourself, feel better for having laid aside the dull cares of

Devotional exercise i evelT Jay life and spent a, day in

the pleasures of a patriotic devo-

Waider.

J K Harris

Win Mason Mall Urn

or buggy, bicycle or tricycle are go- J F Blewett 1-i inin in thiiir tiro iriilft Mi": V J Allen

asylum

solid glitter and gold.

Mrs. A. J. Stover left yesterday for Benton Harbor, Mich., after a pleasant visit to her daughter, Mrs. 1). N. Vance.

Bruce x Mctiarey are preparing !

to vacate their present location on j

the West side, on account of the expiration of their lease.

Mrs. Will Gentry left for Hutchinson, Kair, yesterday to join her husband with the Gentry show. She will remain with the show

W H Lewis L S Fields

i.Jas B Clark Hon. Levi Hughes, of Santa Fe, j, W Simmons ew Mexico, arrived in this city j Vicks & Co last evening and is a guest of hi jd& Sou mother. Mrs. Mary Hughes. East j DilJ tV Br' dwell Tui id street. Levi is an old Bloom-!l D Worrall

it.nn lu-.v u.id snent his vouncrer 1 amL Clothing Co

, . , - ) Lee L mbarger

nays in mm iinuam uiu eu v. delights to visit the scenes of his boyhood once each year. He was Internal Revenue Collector for

New Mexico under President Harrison's ail ministration.

bam Gihnore

Sentinel Prt's Co stationery W B Bmtord "

R V Strong' public buiidinys 2 50

8 00 87 50 8 25 4 00 1 50 10 00 7 50 2 25 18 00 20 00 1 95 0 00 12 00 3 00

3 00 Ti) 05 8 70 1 50 3 70 8 40 2 00 40 15 00 1 50 3 00 ( 50 1 50 10 00 5 00 2 80 7 00 7 00 5 00 5 00 41 55 6 00 2 25 16 00 16 7o 12 (X) 25 00 15 00 10 00

12 00 7 50 3 Oo 27 50

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28 30 12 00 20 00 175 9o 21 00 53 lo 41 25 45 oo 5 oo 3 50 13 oo 5 50 7 oo 2 5o 16 oo 6 lo 5 lo 25 00 12 94 1 35 8 45 3 56 23 39 43 77 3 75 13 96

9 (55 i 33 95 15 98 .

1 35 8 00 91 25 1 15 5 00 266 63

specific

Thos Spicer tax refunder Geo M Smith " "

T H Sudbury

r b. lourner

J M Hinkle Dan Kriner Marion Field Geo Hainey Jno C Whisnand E C Gil strap J C Stultz Chas Ou.-ler W J Eiler M G Morris Wm Weimer Jackson Misener Chas Hess J O Henley

Wm Ranard W F Whisnand John Hancock W H Buskirk Jas Houston Daniel Barrow J no T Woodward T H Sudbury F F Tourner J M Hinkle John Sherlock John Huntington Wm Peterson

Cravens Bros, printing & ads.17 50 W S Bradfute " " 23 40

A M ('uniting . co. atty East it Miller " " W A Ful wider pike repair Oscar Huntington " " Wilson Adams bailiff

J. M. Hinkle, Auditor Monroe Co.

14 52 5 40 5 70 11 85 70 7

assessing 100 00

127 00 170 00 176 00 180 00 171 00 120 00 70 00 130 00 250 00 120 00 98 00 49 00 106 00 110 00 240 00 95 00 95 00 160 00 2 00 281 25 148 00 742 00 35 00 35 00 45 50

125 00 125 00 26 51 1 50 8 25

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NOTICE OF F;.: JMERATIOH. Notice is hereby given that the Trustees of the various Townships of Monroe county, Indiana, have returned the enumeration of white and colored males over the age of 21 years, and said reports of enumeration are now on file in my office for inspection and correction. Said enumeration shows the number of males over the age of 21 years to he as follows:

Bean Blossom Township

Washington

Marion Benton Bloomington Richland Van Buren Perry Salt Creek Polk Clear Creek Indian Creek

Total

417 272 115 227 1325 433 285 900 210 259 389 244

5076

J. M. HINKLE.

Auditor Monroe Co.

Use O

during the summer.

Ren C. Smith has in the course of construction a new business house on South Dunn street. It will be completed in about three weeks and will be stocked with groceries.

Jos Kirbv

Joe M Smith " Griffy & Walker " Shoemaker Bros .1 B Strong " Hall Bros, public buildings.

I W J Allen "

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2 50 11 55 7 50 7 75 2 7" IS 55 14 50 6 15

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Will Belinian left yesterday for

his heme in Kansas City, Kan., after a short and pleasant visit wilh j

tion to your country you love so j Mr. Frank Dobson and daughters.! well. He also attended the Redman-!

Done at the Mayor's office in the city of Bloomington, unto which I have this, the 27th day of June, 1895, affixed my name and the seal of said city. L. V. BrsKixK, M:1 vor

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3 'K E BEST.

KG SQUEAKING.

And othar epc-elaltios fop Gentlemen, Lu12c9, Boys and Hisses tiro the Best in the World. See descriptive advertisement which appears la this paper. Take no Su&stttate. Insist on having W. Hi.

DOUGiLAS' 8HOE3-,

with name and price

Dobsoi nuptials. i i i Mrs. B. L,. Kriner, of Bloom-! ington, is the g-uest of Mr. and ;

Mrs. John Kriner of this city. Martinsville Leader .

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MAfXS LEAVE Mitchell as follows: For Cincinnati, :5:t-ain. 2:r0pm. :40 am. 2:46 pm. For St. Louis, Il:.V;un. 12:16am. 11:31 aui. For Louisville, Z4 am. 2:50 pin. For Vincennes, ll:rpm. 1-:1G am. 11:21 am. 9;34pm. l).-ily. Hxcept Sunday. For detail information regarding rates time on connecting lines, sleeping, cars, etc., address N. G. Spangler, Ticket Agent, li. ia O. S-W. Ry.. Mitchell, Ind or.I. M. OitKsituotiir. (leneral Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.

sjMONON ROUTED

..11 :50p.m .10:48 a.m. ...7:00 p.m.

NOKTH BOUKD. o. I. Chicago Niffht Express... No. 6, Chieajro Mail No. S. Louisville Acc'dation

SOUTH BOUND. No. 3, Louisville Express 4:06a. m. No. r. Louisville Mail 3:41p.m. No. 7. Louisville Acc'datiou, 6:25 a.m. A. K. Hkltoh. Atrent.

Prof, and Mr.s. Harry Coblcnt; leave today for Chicago, where ; the Professor will take a post- ' graduate course in English. ! The Electric Butter Maker that is being introduced hereby A. G. Oliver is certainly a good invention. Parties desiring exclusive territory should see Mr. Oliver at once as he will remain only ;i short

'iWWWrtoBped on bottom. Sold by time .The deviee is on inhibition 1

ED WHETSELL 1 at Bundy's restaurant.

Gen. Gresham's Will. The will is very simple. It is

written in Judge Gresham's own H L Donaldson k'

hand-writing upon one. sheet of j 'as " Clark

, , , , Y. , o i earoiners .c nceu o t;u paper and dated Decern oer lb, s , . . ' f ( C rurner burial of soldier 20 o() iSSS. It is as follows : ! II A Fox " " l5 00 I, Walter Q. Gresiiamj do Carothers A: Reed " oO 00 hereby make this my will and : W K Tarington enumeration 10 00

testamony. 1 , . . , , j I hos Iluniincion -;1 give, demise and be.iiueaifi j rp Aipy w to mv wife, Matilda Gresham, all i W F Kinser my estate, property and effects !-J W Robinson - ii- i j !J 1 Siseoe real and personal, ot every kind I p p Corder and description, and whosoever j J M Chitwood situated, to have and hold abso- I f'?rS , jJ M Hinkle

lutely. 1 appoint my wire sole ; j y poaum

executrix of this will. j Conrad Stintburg " Witness my hand, this iSth Wilson Adams prisoners

clay of December, icSb. ' ! .( ;. 1 i force of that uaner have been mar

. . J ried in the past fifteen months, road 4 o0i . u . . '

4 50 ' "1HA m uiui vsuiii vritvvua 4 5() wears a life preserver constantly, in o iA.v 1 .. i. l.

40.000 is m real l 1 l'llu"1 owioruei lo pievmii sucu a calamity

, ., , , uen v urmei

jiroperty unci tne oaiance 111 per- . j.18 st:no

sn:il iIfi'rl.s 'ri'i' nlber heirs i 1 A s5mirLl' Vrr!!n nito oii-0 .";o

are Otto Gresham, his son, and ' uouiy Kate Gresham Andrews, his J A Snoddv Dinsmort," , , . Robt Ilendrickson bridges daughtcM . iU u s,U;lH

Mrs. Walter C. Lindley icon-( (Jol,le ned to her home by sickness. liobt Ilend ricks n

Th.e schedule of property bv f, , ,1,1 ' i J M Stephens Gen. Gresham snows that he was r (, .

worth $51,000 at the lime of his; Nathan Smith death. Of this $40,000 is in rcaL NV" p Liford

Brother Gabe on Matrimony.

1 Kt'iniblicau Progress. I The "World" announces that

20 00 1 Miss Eva Palmer, a handsome and

" 10 00 j accomplished member of the force work house 2 25 i ou that paper) wi, raarried

I July loth to Edward Fee of the H 11 i Viva mnmlavo

insane

on viewing ros

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3 00! befalling himself.

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A prize of a handsome bedroom

8 To j suite is offered to the couple that

o will consent to be married in 11 20 public on the Fourth of July, also l expense of license, minister, and -q )o dinner at hotel. Apply to H. O. 22 79 Axull, Secretary, Bloomington.