Bloomington Courier, Volume 1, Number 329, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 August 1895 — Page 2

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THE MORNING WORLD. BLOOMIXGTON. INDIANA. Published every morning, except Sunday. JOHN W. AND OSCAB H. CRAVENS,? Editors and Proprietors.

TKKMS OF sraSCBIPTION. By Carrier Bloomington and Suburbs. Oni Year W Six Months... Three Months... One. Month rtno Wpplr 1 BO 75c 25c. 9C Weekly Edition, 11.00 per year. Entered at the post office at Bloomington, Indiana, as second-classmatter. THE WEEKLY COURIER BXOOMI XGTOX, INDIANA A NEWSPAPER TOB EVERY ITBESIDE. FUBLISHKO ST CRAVENS BROTHERS. C7FICK IK MAT BUILDING TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. BY MAIL POSTAGE PRKPAID, One year .....$1.00 Six months Sf Three months ........... Single copy .. .......... .05 The following persons have authority to receive subscriptions, and transact all other business for The Courier: Stinesville - - Miss Jane Staley SUettsviUe - - D. C Miller Unionville - - - W. H.Kerr Smithville - - Tbeo.' Thrasher COMINGS AHD GOINGS ITEMS OF INTEREST -..FOUND IN TH B DAILY ROUNDS. WhtilBHwsiMajBFeo Local NewBriefly ToM Mrs. Lelia Curry is visiti g Lebanon. . at Miss Altha Crockett is visiting at Indianapolis. Jas. Jackson has retor. ed, from Charleston, Ills. Master Rob't Fnlk has returned from a visit to Lafayette. Bert Hirech, of Cincinnati, is visiting at Muse Kabn's. Laura Smith (colored) is visit ing her uncle at LaFajette. Mrs. James N. Lowder, College Hill, is visiting at Morrison, His. F. M. Dcgger, of Bioomfield, was in the city on business last night. Cap't. W. M. Alexander has returned from a visit to Martinsville. Miss W innie Sharp, of Elletts ville, is visiting friends in the city. Nat U. llill made a bush ess trip to Indianapolis and Brazil yesterday; Ben Cooper, of the Plainfield Progress, is visiting relatives in the city Ilccorder Jack on and daughter, Miss Ollie, are visiting at Indian apolis. Charles C. Campbell is at hon e from a business trip to Norman's Station. Mis i Nellie Gregory is at home from a pleasant vWt to relatives at Shoals. W. W. Wicks and family are at home from their vacation at Petoskey, Mch. Elmer Mills, of Spencer, is , visiting friends nl relatives in Ibis city this week. Ed Johns was called to Gosport yesferday by tho dangerous illness of his inp! evr. Edwin Corr has returned to Indianapolis to resume his duties as Dist Attorney. Owen Bennet has purchated flot No. 5 of the University Park Land t o. Price paid $125. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson NeeM are visiting the family of Prof. J. P. Funk at New Albany. Tonight the members of, the Oo'ite Club will give a social and dance to their numerous lady friends. Special arrangements are being made for the occasion and a pleasant ti ne is anticipated.

Miss Emroa Stephenson has returned from a visit to Gosport friends: Mrs. Julia Floyd, of Indianapolis, is visiting her brother W. P. Bo leabacher, South Walnut stmt. Mr. and -Mrs. Arthur Cravcins have returned from a short visit to Bethany Park and Dr. and Mrs, H. A. Fox 0 Goaport. The County Board and the fire committee of the city council will meet and confer today to ascertain the advisability of buying a new bell for the court house tower.

G. B. Mitchell and family of Bloomington, have returned home, after a pleasant visit with r datives in and near this city Bedford Democrat. Mrs. Alexander llobihsoMt and children have returned to thrir home in Springfield Ohio; after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Morton Hall and Mrs A. K. , Bel ton. Judge Miers - y,raterdfty dissol ved the restraining order issued by him sojnaef time ago against Fielding Sexton, at the instance of his wife Lydia Sexton, who. complained that. Fielding, was outing up high jinks and all her creeps, appropriating the same to himsnlf The infant chHdkrf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Showers died early yesterday-morning, and was buried at Rose Hill yesterday afternoon. The child was but three days old and the parents have the sympathy, of their many friends in their hour of bereavement. Among the latest names augtr ed for the coat ty superintendency, should the present law be held con stitutional, Frank Duncan, son of Senator Duncan.: His friends are urging that his qualifications &ad experience entitle htm to the place. and that at the proper time lie wii develop strength among the truetee?. Miss Maggie Cherry died at the residence of her lister. Miss Mattie East Kirk wood avenue yesterday morning ot dropsy. Deceased at the time of her death was in her 70th year. She had been an in vaiia ior years ana movea to this this city from South Carolina. She was a faithful member of the United Presbyterian church. The funeral will occur this afternoon at four o'clock from her late residence the service. bein in charge of Rev W.F.Reed Cnarles G. Corr has returned from Co'orado, whe;e he visited .his son, I. N. Corr, familiirly known asZack. While there Uncle Char ley visited several raining, dL-tric&s and was greatly interested in their wonderful development. Amoig other placet visited was the famous Cripple Creek district. He brought with him a few specimens of the ore tba t are very i utere ?l i n He says that while Colorado is rich in mineral deposits there is no plaee like Indiana. lhe members of the class of '95, Indiana University are in demand. In addition to the many that have already been mentioned in these columns, the following have accepted good positions; Dudley Vance has bee elected teacher of Science in the-Logans port schools. O. P. Foreman h is been elected principal of the Rockpart High School. J. M, Culver has been elected teacher of English" in tbo Indiana polis schools. He was also bflertd a similar position in the Twe Haute schools., ; Hotice of Final Settlement of Estate Notice is hereby given to the crea tors, heirs and legatees of James S. Bender, deceased, to appear in the Monroe circuit court, Jjielfl at BJaominprton, Indiana, oa the 15lh da -of October, 1895, and show cause, if Any W - - v ?wwvriv with the estate of said decedeht fLDt5L.fIed; &Adlm neuTi are' notified c to then and thftro wny cue nnai setuemeat accounts make proof of heirshio. and reiv their distributive shares. Witness the clerk of said court, this 6th day of August, 1895. JOHN T. WOODWARD, uierk Monroe Uircuit Court. 1

In While Lying Helplessly Upon the Ground The Ponderous Engine Passed Over Him. Jfssj Smith, a well known and prominent farmer living near South Union, met with a terrible accident .yesterday morning that proved fatal. Mr, Smith is the owner of-a threshing maehinfc and has a trActioft engine that furnishes the bower and pulls the machine about the country. He was engaged in .throning wheat near Macksville, Greene county and with returning home John Ponelfts vas fchgiheer of the engine arid While climbing a large hill known A3 Wolfs Creek hill, which is very steep, in some manner they losV control Of the engine, and it began running backwards at terrific speed: Smith who Was on the engine, fell bfr and thb ponderous' Wheel pasted up his Fight log mashing and mingling that mem In r; up the right side and shoulder cutting his right ear off. The poor fellow's suffering were intense and awful t3 behtold. Thtt employes, who were on the machine, rushed to his iassistance. Medical aid was summoned but nothing,accdrding to the ph.yseians, could stay Ui8 faint spark of life, that remained when they arrived. The poor fellow was able to request that his wife and brother be sent ibr which was done. Mr. Smith was a Mas n in good standing being . a raembeir of the Stanford Lodge. He was about 51 Tears of age and leaves a widow and children. His brother, Henry, who lives in this city, and is employed at Waldron, llill & Bittttifk'e spSkc factory, left for the scene of the accident as soon as notified. To Soo Mr . Cooper Columbus Herald. George Easton, proprietor of the Easton Hotel at EUinnsVillB, Monroe county, and brother, M. L. Easton, of Indian Territory, were in the city to day. M. L. Easton is an applicant for United States marshal of the Southern district of Indian Territory, recently made vacant bj' ds&th. Mr. Eaeton's purpose in the city was to see exCongressman Geo. W. Cooper, lie has been living in tho Territory for the past seven years and is highly rtc m mended by the pre-?. Hon . R, A. Fulk was- severely stung by bees yenterdavj vhiln hiving an immense swarm, He is an expert apiarist, and this is his first experience in a lung time with an angry honey-maker. Do You Want a FARM -IN Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia Or any other State? If So THE BIG FOURROUTE Can help you to secure valuable information in regards to lands for farming, manufacturing, mining and home purposes. Descriptive pamDhlets will hn SRnt. nn annliVafinn . t L -- j -and lowest rates vuoted for passengere ikI - household goods. We , . , , . 0 WdDt 10 nelP yu fin(l a Peasant home, and sell you tickets when you move; Write to u ouobmick, v a martin, Pass. Traffic Merr; G P A

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Walter l:irhm A Painter Tumble front a TUIriy foot Scall'oUI. Waltef Pnfhani the Well knbwn painter fell froth a sfcaffold while pairitirig the residence of V. F. Browning yesterday morning about nine o'clock, receiving pamful injuries. It was a miraculous escape from death as the distance was about 30 feet from the ground. He mi, standing on a board that rested On a bracket fastened to the rounds of two ladders. The board slipped and Mr. Parhara fell backwards and but for a small tree that somewhat broke the fall it would have fared badly with that gentlemani Dr. Rogers was called and afler examining Mr.Parhani had hint removed to his home in a fiab. Mebbe All ttf MtU Crawlordsville Ueralds The B'oominglrjrt Wrtr'd h.ts fur nearly a eek been rUttrt-ing a nvel guessing cemtest its who wre secretly married there. The number of vtftes'tfast trJ -td d;i5 h-tve been rliaiiy and the' gllessinf very promiscous. Stan Wilhite has been spotted by three voters, W. 0. Nicely by four and Dr. M. B Keegan by three. Was it any of these we pray you brother World? A New BuildingN. li. Kogers has completed arrangements to erct a large two story stone front brick business fbrjhi 6n the lot occUpied b) the Hinkle meat marktt just north pf the Walnut Street Presbyterian church. The fiauie building :'i aces the lot at the present will be moved to a lot On East Fourth street. Mr. Hinkle will close out his stock i f meats at once. Work was begun yesterday to get the pres?nt building in shape to movet the hew building will be C!3 feet inside and will be a credit to the square. The old buildings about town are rapidly giving away to larger, better and more modern building?. Mr. and Mrs. Frank simhi8rlS, formerly of this city, now residing at Elwood had a narrow escape from drowning at E;ig!o; Like this week. Concirning their experience t;,e Ehv.od Pivbs tay: '"Ffank Simmons and wife are enjoying an outing at Eagle Lake. Word from him conveys the information that they are having a delightful time. Yet he met with an experience a day or so ago that was very startling in th extreme. He and his wife won- u? in a smali boat fHiing, and fishing for big fL-h, too, presently liL Cork Went under to nuch an extent that "he knew that sorn thing tnoro than a minnow was tuvinc with ih' hook Frank then bau the tactics known to a fisherman's art to land the prize. It proyed to bo a monster pike and it gave a struggle that the fishing party will not aoen forget. In the melee Simmotis lost his hat, swamped the boat and he was compelled to give up the struggles with the fish to reacuo himself and wile from what seemed to be. a journey -to join "McGiaty." A new hat was shipped to him today from the store." B. & O. S-W. RYt TIME TABLE. TRAINS LKA t'K foUmva: Mih'hrft 11 For Cincinnati. 3:ium. 3:-h pin. t5?:i)iini. g'uj pn. For St. Louis. ! For Louisville, ;:i mn. 7 -0 i-in. VlncenHes. I ll:56pm. i2:iflnm.ifr!6am :;:! I phi. time on -oniiK-iiu tin'', ulefpiiiK, j cars, etc.. a lilies.- N. J. .pmyler, Ticket . Asent. B. x O. 8-W. Ky.. MiU-lieu, indi or J. M.Chk-1!kouiii, Ui'iienil rassergfr. . . .. i ..... ti . A. gent, Ol. IDUIS, ll'l.

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Some time ago it .was : rurar that the state examination questions used when teachers- are examined for license had been sold in advance in several counties, The Indianapolis News says: 'Superintendent of Public Instru:tion Geeling..has received information that ' some oiie has been selling teachers' license questions again. Recently the questions have been -oflerexi- lor sate irr several counties southeast of Indianapolis. It is said at the department that the questions must have come from some County Superintendent, but as yet the department has not been, able to Ideate the guilty person. As' a precaution against the questions being offered for sale the depart ment has arranged thit hereafter the questions shall be sent out in a linen lined envelope. The I envelope will be pealed and the Heal of the State upon it, and must b opened by the County Superintendent on ' the morning ot tne examination in tne pres ence of at least three teachers of the county. These witnesses will certify to tho department that the envelope tfas opened in their presence. Excursion to Chicago. . Tho Monon Route will run an excursion Id Chicago on Saturday, Aug. 10th. The rate will be 2.00 for the round trip. Everybody should take advantage of this excursion! Rs it will -be the only one to Chicago this yeaf. Special train will leave Bloomingt -n at 8:47-P.M.,' Saturday night, Aug. 10th, and arrive in Chicago Sund ty mo ning, Aug. litl. This trail leac'g Salem at 6:30 P. M., i.nl stops at all stations up to C raw ford svi'e incluslusive, whence it makes a through run to Chicago. Returning, the itt-'n tr'll leave Chi ago at 11:30 P. M., S :ndiy 1 ight. This will give every one an opportunity to see the .igtits in Chicago during the day and vUit the theatres or the many other attractions at night. This will be ftfietly a pleasure excursion and the Monoi tri'd endeavor to afford all a pleasant arid comfortable trip. The Bloomington Mechanics band will occupv the front coach and tl e-e wil: be a "restaurant" i n the ba.gae car and music afld fefreshment will be served enroute. An amp'e num ber of coiches wi'l b provided and every body crn get a seat. Among the more important attractions in Chicago at the present time to "Pain's Seige of Vicksbur This wonderful reproduction of the battle and capture of Vicksburg is of itself well worth the cost of the trip. "Shooting the Chutes," the Martinic Temple Roof Garden, 302 feet up in the air, a ride on Lake Mieh'gin or a trip to Milwaukee and return by boat, ' Ali Babi" tl tbeChicain O re a Hon?, "Little Robinson Cru e" at the Schiller Theatre, "The Merry World" at the Columbia, "Trilby" at Hooley's etc., etc. Excursion Notice. On account of the Colored Odd Fellows meeting at Lafayette, Aug 8th, tickets will -be j3old, to Lafayette and return at rate- of one and one-third fare for the round trip $4.10. Tickets will be sold' on Aug. 7th and 8th and will be good returning until and including Aug. 9th. A. K. Helton, .Agent. Arrant A "K" Wrlrrn will Vinw plenty of extra coaches for the i Bloomington people who desire to igo to Chicago next Satarday. j Fare only $2.00. Jennings County Fair. Each day August 5th, to August yth, It. ot v'. o w. ay. win sen . . . -i from New Alban, Ind Jeffersonvile, Mitchell, Bedford and iuter1ml. Tickets good to return until AuU t KHh. " t M , ' f:aiaia Ka aoon rr ai attaint "uusmi ntuvugvi "6V"'

Last Of The SeSSdii. L'.w Rat; Excursion to Niagrra Falls 1l It O. S. V. Uy i.i connection with ( II &'; flrid Michigan Central Rs.il roads will on Ihursday Aug. l)sh, run the closing low rate excursion to Niagara Falls, Toronto and Thousand Islands, rate for the rod d t ip from Mitchell td Niagara Falls for ihis date will be 88.00. See Ticket Agents B.&O.

S W. Ry. for futher particulars. J. M. CHESBrOUGH, General Passenger Agent. Go to ' Chicago, August I&rJe only $2.co. 10th. : ., I ft Notice to Nonresidents. The State of Indiana. ( Monroe County. , , In the Monroe Circuit Court, October Term, ieU5. ThomasOliver e6mplaint Bell Oliver. ) No. 3823. Now comes the Plaintiff8" by Thomas J. Bare, his attorney, and tiles his complaint herein, together with an affidavit from William B. Caldwell thafe said defendant Belle Oliver is not a resident of the State of Indiana; that said action is for a Divorce and that said non -resident defendant1 is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant last named, that unless she be and appear ou tke first day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden on the Second Monday of October A. D. 1895, at the Court House in Bloomiugton in said County aud State, and answer or demur to said complaintthe same will be heard and deter, mined in her absence. -'r: h Witness my name and 'the-seal of said Court affixed at Bloomington this 2Qtb day Of July A. D. 1895. . John T. Woodward, Clerk.' KOTICE TO HON RESIDENTS.' The State,of Indiana. Monroe County, j In the Monroe C irouit -Court, October Term, 1895. Cora B. Douglas )Complaint James M. .Douglas. ) Na 3835 Now comes the Plaintiff, by A. M. Cunning, her attorney, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit from Cora B. Douglas that said defendant, James M. Douglas, is not a resident of the State of Indiana; that said action is for divorce and that said non-re s ident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said Defendant last named, that unless he be aud appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden da the Second . Monday of October A. D. 1895, at the Court House in Bloomington iti said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my name and the Seal of said Court affixed at Bloomingthis 26th day of July A. D. 1895. John T. Woodwarb, Clerk. Tickets for the Chicago-excursion can be purchased at any time. The indications are obd for a large crowd. Excursion Notice. 1 On account of the 0!d Sett era' reunion at Quincy, Ind., August 8th, 1895, tickets will be soid fiom Bloomington to Quincy and return at rate of one and one-third tare for the round- trip. 'Jickets to be told o .' ugust 8 nly, but will be made goo I returning until and including August 9th. A. K. Helton, Agent. MONON ROUTE. HOBTH BOUND. o. 4, Chicago Nieht Express 11 AO p. m No. 6, Chioasro Mail 10:48 .m. No. 8. Louisville Aoo'dation, Jl KXrp.au SOOTH BOUND. No. 3, Louisville Express, ....4:03a. nu No. 5, Louisville Mall, 3:41p.m. No. 7, Louisville Aoo'dation, 6:25 a.bi. A .. K Hklto, Asent PUBLIC NOTICE. When you go to Indianapolis ask Agent Helton for one way or round trip tickets via Vandalia Line; ourlimited train leave Indianapolis 12 40 noon daily, and the wait at Greencastle Junction is but forty five minutes. GEO E ROCKWELL, D P A. EXCURSION NOTICE. A rate of one first-class fare for the round trip is authorized for the Bethany Park Assembly, Bethany Park, Ind., July 215th to Aug. 2lst, 1895 Tickets will be sold July 23d to Aug. 21st inclusive, good going only on date of sale and good returning not later than August 24th, 1895. A E. Helton, Agt.