Bloomington Courier, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 July 1895 — Page 4

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BLOOM NC.TON", INDIAN A NEWSPAPER FOR EVEHY FlMKSHJf!. PUBLISHED BY CRAVENS IIKOTUKHS. CrTlCE IN MAY BUILlUtTG TERMS OF SUBSCRIP'I-.N. BV MAIL POSTA'K I'KEPAID. One year S1-10 iix months 53 Three months -. binglt. copy 05 THa fol'mviiiff uersous Lave O A authority to receive subscriptions, and transact all other business for The CoruiER: Stinesville -Ellettsville -(Jnionville Smithviile - W. II. Kerr Theo. Thrasher George Sheeks is visiiing friends, in Indianapolis. j Mrs. Wood Wiles is visiting relative at Indianapolis. Miss Taletha Keck is visiting relatives in Bedford. Rev. M. G. Allison left yesterday for a short visit to Indianapolis. Misses Alice and Ned Faris are visiting friends at Indianapolis this week. MissGussie Busk irk has returned from a visit to Paoli mends and relatives. The Monou handled 431 loaded and 158 empty freight cars the week ending July 19th. Mrs. James H. Willard, of Bedford, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell, North Walnut St. Mrs. Julia Braxtan, of Chicago, a former resident of this city, is visiting friends here and at Elletsville. E. C. Giistrap and J. D. Waldrip have purchased of Showers Bros. 194 acres of land in Polk township. Price paid 1,100. . Miss Bertha Bosart returned yesterday to her home in Indianapolis after a pleasant visit to Miss Sophia Sheeks, South College Ave. George W. Applegate, of Cory don, is iu the city a guest of Waldo Van Zandt. He has been to Boston attending the Christian Endeavor, and stopped off on his way Lome for a few days . Walter L. Parks, formerly the ac commodaling- deputy clerk of the circuit court, and who is now successfully farming north of Blootnington, is erecting a substantial dwelliug on his farm. The coming trial of Rev. Hiushaw at Danville, is the sole topic of conversation at Danville. A World reporter was informed that no less than a hundred rooms had already been spoken for by persons living in other towns, who desire to hear the evidence. In the meantime the accused is receiving his friends on Tuesdays and Fridays, on which days he always has dinner parties, which are attended by large numbers. low Kate Ex urlouTo Cliu-ionali. B. & O. S. W. Ry will run a pupular Cheap Excursion to Cincinnati and return July 28th. See Local Ticket Agents in regard to time of special train and low rates offered. The Postoffice will be moved Saturday night at twelve o'clock. Earl, the little son of Mr. and Mrs II. T Swindler, is recovertng from a serious attack of nervous trouble. Prof. W. II. Snyder of Salem is in the city a guest of W. B. Seward and family. Mrs Snyder ha been here for some weeks and is recovering from a serious illness . D. O. Spencer went to Spencer jesterday on business. He will join the Mechanics' Band boys ;d Martinsville this afternoon.

Born to Mr. and Mr?. William Toiguc, cist 4th s'uet, aeon.M:ss Ida Mauley w:U oigonize a class in physical culture at 0:1 earl;, date.

Mrs. Harry Howa-d b is retu. atd froin a two weeks vSit to Marnsvi'le friend?. Dr. Mark Shr. m t lottt il7e was in the city la.i night on business. John Khui will go to West Badei: today, to spend his well earned vacation. Dr. L. T. Lowder was at Harrods

Miss Jane Staley ' burS on professional business yet- - D. C. Miller I day-

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Perdue have returned from a it to relative in Springvih'e. W. V. Mollett and child of Bloomare in the city, the guests oJ Mrs. James Ryan. Mrs. IT. 8. Norton and children have returned from a visit to Sauk St. Marie, Michigan. Mr. Di J. M. Rogers has gone to Lancaster, Ky., her old home on a visit to her parents. Airs. Florence Buskirk of Indianapolis is visiting Mr. H. J. Nichols and wife.North College Avenue. Ed. C. Burton route agent of ihe American Express Co. was in the city last night looking after the company 's in teres t. Cbas. J. Axteli leaves this morning for Indian Springs to take a much needed vacation and recuperate for the next ten days. Mrs. Arthur Hadley of Martinsville is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James B- Clark. Charley Batterton of Bedford, an old Bloomington boy, is in the city visiting friends. Hon. James S. Williams of Stinesville came down last evening on business connected mth bis stone industiy. Milton Hoover, who has been visiting at the residence of Fred Hoover, has returned to his home in Need more. Prof. J. A. Woodburn has purchased the lot owned by Prof. Com mo us in Kenwood. Consideration, $600. Miss Mabelle Shelper has returned from Boston, where she has been attending the Christian En deavor convention. Miss Bessie Rogers has return d. from Boston, having been in attendance at the ChnsatUi Endeavor National convention. Ed. J. Meunier will give1 lessons in French to private clai-ses durino-

the summer. Persons desiring tol,haticas Wagner wes about the take the work are requested to in-1 lliatterfoi m Mr. Meunier at once. James R Clilrk teBiiiied that the

The music recital to be gi-en by the pupils of Miss Georgia Bouckart, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Worrall, next Thursday evening, will be a most interesting affair. About fifteen w;U take part, an! the program will begin at 7:80. Each pupil will invite two guest'. In this issue appears the quarterly ifcportofthe Monroe Coainty State Bank, (,'ndcr the sujer vision of a careful and competent board of directors, and the active .manage merit of Cashier S. C. Dodds and assistant R. C. Foster, this institution has steadily grown in business and prosperity. Its liberal patronage is its best advertisement, and the fact that the volume of its business is stead Uy on the increase is the best proof of its business like methods. Wilhitrt, the photographer., wont to Gosport Sudday night to ttjie views of ; nijdit blooming eereus owned bj Dr. Fox, of that town. Tho work was doi; by Hash light and Mr, Wilhite j secured some fine views of this pe culiar plaut.

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SPECULATING. laS, tu.ous Daddy Do! 'are. Another Young Man In Trouble. Yesterday morning Deputy 1' S. Marshal, Grant Agnew, arrived in the city mi the early train from Indianapolis and immediately drove out to Salt Creek township and arrested Isaac Carter, a well known young man of the country, on the charge of counterfeiting. He was brought to the city and at j four o'clock given a preliminary hearing before u. fc?. Commissioner. Joseph G. McPhf it--:rs. Major Carter of thd F. S Secret Service and District Attorney, Edwin Corr. conductad the prosecution for the Government. Judge A. M. Cunning defended the prisoner in an able manner. He is charged with having pass- j ed bogus dollars on John Hill, ! Walter C. Lindley and James B. j Clark, and the arrest is the result! of Major Carter's investigations of j TIZZJ

spurious coin, which he exhibited r in evidenee. He has up to date Can help you to secure valuable incaptured over m of this 'white i formation iu regards to lauds for metal" It is a good imitation and I fanuuiff, manufacturing, m.umg and

It is a good imitation and I rmiufr, .nauufacturiag, mining and j On account of the Harvest! miss mu l.uton is viaang penived but is entiivlv too borne purposes. Deseriptive pam-1 Home Camp Meetieg to be held at j cer friends. ndv Wngoner of Gosport phk'ts wiU he setlt uu ;i!pb(-at;un, j Bedford, lulv 2ih, and Oth, tick-j Clinton Driskel!, of Campbcllarincipal witness and'stat-1 and lowef ates , P"' ets will be soid iron, Bloomington j uig, ia the guest of his brother, . h-,d met Carter on the I gerS 5UUl "ouho kl oou" V' f' ' to Bedford and return at rate of lof. F. L. Dnskeil.

well engrav light. Andy was the princ ed that he had met Carter on the east pike one day and that he showed him two bogus dollars, saying that it "was being improved upon." That he offered him (Wagoner) a supply (limitless) at 4U cents per one dollar, and that he (Wagoner) had refused to buy or handle it, but that the defendant Carter had left two at his house one when he called, after trying to sell him some. But beiore leaving had said that if he or any one else wanted that kind of money to speculate with, that he (Carter) or Jack Pennington would supply the demand at ihe standard price of 40 per cent. Wagoner further stated that Carter had said to him that he had passed one on Walter Lindley and James B. Clark that day. The money that was introduced in evidence bore the date of 18.S9. A number of other witnesses were introduced but were not so emjdelendant had never passed an bad monev on him at anv time, and that he had never taken any spurious coin at his store, remark ing tha. the money in question j was evidently made by a blacksmith, it wps such a aood job. j After hearing argument on both siides Commissioner McPheetei thought the evidence strong enoueh to hold him, and he was remanded u the Federal court under a $201) bond which ins lather signed and he was permitted to go. Voting Carter is the son of Coleman Carter, a well known and highly respected farmer of Monroe county, and his arrest came in the nature of a surprise to his friends. He has always borne a good reputation, and now declares that l e is innocent of the charge. Major Carter stated to Tin: Wor.Lo reporter that the money was being manufactured here in Monroe county and that he fully intended to break up the nefariou.busincss if it took ever)' hair on his head to accomplish it. "Fred," the line bay horse of John Miay that has beeu sick for the past i week, died yesterday muruiug.

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singeing; eg. il'.Uj);. W.l'.g ; i 1 it I OVUM: n i promptly done. cm uriCtOi i ipse; James u is at J.iie onnected l.ai'apulis oa with his o!lk. 1 .n:sii." Mr. and their homo day, alter .Mr. it n ia inh-i! : pleas;':i. ft i;s, yetSit US Shower--lor tlU: guests of Mrs. Maud; 1".. Prof and M; f. 5. new, cf Alb usvilie. Nv.. !;.; t In ir home after a ple;i .!r. i:ii.l Mis. rS. V. H Hill. e: araed io lit visit with ei, College: Mrs. Florence i.' iir:: is down from 1 laiaaapul-H spe::(tii!y; a wei with rela lives iu this e-v. ,Sr is clerk in thr peiisit 11 i ii'ee una is well ple:is;-d with le-r pir;iiO:i. j T)q You Want a sun 121 -IN Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia Or any other Stale? gQ THE BIG FOURROUTE want to help you hnd a pleasant home, and sell you tickets when you move; Write to E 0 McCojimick, D B Mabtin, Pass. Trallic Mgr; G P A PUBLIC NOTICE. When you go t Indianapolis ask Agent Helton for one way or round trip tickets via vaiiuaita Lil(r our jjmjt,Hi travn leave tnuianapoiis l'J 40 noon daily, and the wait at Greencustle Junction is but fortv five minutes. GEO E ROCKWELL, D P A. IMONON 4. ROUTED ! tfONTK l:'e- n. o. -1, CHicugo Nitvlit lixpross Xo. a. Chioiijjtj Miiil So. 8. Lun;vit:e Acc'uatUai SOCHI liOC:'0. No. H. I.oiasvilie Kxpross No. 5, Louisville A(:ul Jvo. 7. Liiiisvillti Acc'ilaiioi',.. ..11:5.1 p. m I ii):ia.m. i ..-;:u) p.m. ; . A :K. ii. in. ! . .:l:ll p. in. j A.K. Hsr.ii) Afrciits. E. TO TH2 I 1 i CONCLAVE. BOSTON, MASS., Aug. O ." One ;m- lor ... a IVip. M.ag:iilieetit Dining v'.;r.-; KlSleeoing Act ...nn-K.;! it ions. Tiie good gt ing Aegasl !'J to 2;, ; good retmuiag e::li! Se.,:-. ::;;;.-r .1 j with )iivi!ege of xu ii. until Sep. I ;;j(h. Fur full parliee.j us call oa ; agent Big I'oiif Moa'.e, u. laress, E. (). Me(.'o?:.uiCtt, D. P. M autin, Tndlie Mariiigcr. Pass. Agl. k ijHT'irj-n t" ! .. i . If '..... l,...w . I . . . -i t'. to! take a .vacation, m e Ticket Agents I i .vu, . .. . i; y ngartl'iig low aAe excursion '.o Niagra Fall.-, Toronto. Lake t !i;:uiautn;a a ml Thousand Islands, Thursday, Aug ast t..

raw oalv son of Mr. Rice died on last i-iils disease. The I funeral was preached yesterday I at llann.ny and thi remains I were interred in the Harmony (cemetery. Cieirkiy was a very j bright bow ! parent;-; liav. e.-e 1 7 vears. The - 1 she ful sympathy of J 'he t.alii e o nest sad he aooriiood in then ri.avei.nent. Klrner thisUrk's children who have been d-.e.erousiy sick are oul o). i'aiijfer. R. I'. iheeden has sold his farm to a ;Vir. Ferguson. Cousideration S: 50.00. Mr. Breeden gw es i'essiou the iirst of pros . j Jan:.;s Sharpless of Illinois is vis;'.in- relatives in and about this )l.:..i. . .'Mrs. i! Freeze and Earnest! a : 1 1 ! .-etui r.ed home last week from! j l'ajji and renort a verv nlensant 1 v i I v i time, bavin.-;; visited her daughter A i - - .-Mrs. bak-.:v and several places of i e:-ori. The !ai'eii Gn lve 1 a i d ivieet:tiLf was in. cl Sanday. A very ia. -e crowd c. as present and atiRev. Neill, of Dudlev. lli-v Sh.-.rt i'H nrP!.fh 'it IU-. . , tnony tne tint Sunday in August. Henry W'i-jcnbarger and faniilv, and Miss Lannie White of Trafaly-ir. were the guests of Elmer UuskirkAs last week. Charles W.Eaton and family returned to their home at Morgantown after a two weeks visit in this county. iCx.-i..-sinii Notice. one aial one third faie ($1.00.) Tickets will be made good to return up to and including Aug. 5. A. K. Hkltox, Agt. 3. O. try- p-n STABLE. TJi.tr LEAVE Mitchell as j'o'floi's: For .'5i!Oii!!i:i:. .".:t.,! ;ii!l. i'M) nm. T :10 am. '1'.js Pw For .I..;:i.s, 11 :M :.. -12:!(! :u. Sll:2lnin. i P r I ouisvillo. am. 7 pin. ! For Viaveuh'.vv VJvT:" u J i car.s ote.. aii.i! v--.s a. u. pangier, aicuft j . - . , . ... . . 77 ! A.!.-af, . A; O. S-W. ity.. Mitciioll, Ind or.J. M. i.'ii K.-aeam n. General Pasoager A.tfei!f. M. LkiIUS, Mo. Grand Excursion TO mas aid Ptjit-Sn-Be.y, 7oi-onto and Thousand Islands, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6th Hn- p:itra;s 'piai'iy el ii.-e-v now the excellent i-xeur.siiuis via the: rl: is tiie natural "liig i w: ; roue. t t.v via Bullalo. Ele gaiit 'attner ;-ieeping car accom- ; inodaiions will be pr.r.-idcd for all ! Soliu Trains of Parlor Cars and i Coi'.ehcs raw lln-oodi without anv hange. For full particulars write to nearest Aei.t i' u Four Route. E. ('). Mi '"i;.M i- i D. B. Maktlv, o. P. A.

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1 I Stinesville. lad., Juiv 23, '9-3. j Elmer Mills and Miss Mb Naught, j of Spencer, visited friends here on Sunday. Mr Emery is on the sick I's . Mr Chas Walker and wife and Mr Chatowski visited Iriends uj on Bean Sunday. Mrs Morgaii was called to Bloimington last week to the bedside of her sister. Mrs A ilea Campbell, who is lying seriously ill of congestion. Miss Sieiia Terry of Woiching ton, is visiting friends and relatives here this week. Mr and Mrs Ira Morgan entertained Bioomiugt ui friends over Saad iy John McHenry has returned j from Pari;-', JR., where he h is been i speri'ttenrlirig tho buildiag of a church. iYis Xilsh of Martinsville, is ! vis'u.ng Miss Frances Stints. .lames liiilotti.-' mjant rK(i on Sunday evening. George Snodgrass and Miss Delia Warls attended tne basket meeting at Simpson's Chapel. Mr and Mrs Fred Corn man, of j Kliettvi"e. were the guests of Mrs Laura Willed over Sunday. Mrs Willard has gone to Ellettsville to see her brother-in-law. 1 j i Geo. Matsou, who is in a critical j condition of cancer of th the thivit. Mrs William Oite.of Bloomington, is visiting Mrs Lou Kite and Mrs John McHenry. Mr John Hoadh y has returned from Milwaukee, Wi&. Joseph Buskirk, of Indianapolis, made a living visit to Dr Walker's last Thursday. He leturned hon.e on Friday accompanied by his wife and children, who eame down here on the 4th. Miss Lou Litton is viiitmg SpenMisses Mollieand fi Utie Walker drove to Bloomington on Monday. Prof. Diisktll went down to Bloomington oa Monday. Mrs Maud Thorburg and Mrs Wallace Hill of Mauinsville were the guests of Dr Walker last week. Several hue milch cows belonging to John WamoL'r were killed by lightning Saturday morning north of the city. They were lying under a tree whieh was struck by the bolt causing their death. Preiiden; and Mrs. Cleveland have pu?n cnd ta the. uessttl! 1 l . 1l t aaujjnier iiarion. Ruth, Esther and Marion, these- three, but the youngest of them is Marion. 81. o CINCINNATI AND RE TURN. For the Popu'ar Excursion to Cincinnati, Sunday, July 28th, the B. & O. S-W. R'y will run Special Train leaving Mitchell for Cincinnati at 7 a. ju , and returning, special train will leave Cincinnati at ikoO p. m. same day, Tickets will be good retuneng, however, on regular trains o Modday, July ;29th. Excursionistare assured of a pleasant trip and the usually atj tractive progtanuo oiiered by the lamous vu.-(io:r .vuiasi'tneut liesorts wiil furuisli ampie entertainment while hi Ciiiciiinati. Don't fail to join in this excursion. Homer E. Strain DEiTSST Prepared for all kinds of Dental Work OllU-e iu Mftiee U.h'L. Soutli Siilo. Bloomington, In :

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