Bloomington Courier, Volume 1, Number 329, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 August 1895 — Page 3

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An Interesting Occasion At The Christian Church Last Night. The "Father's Meeting" at the Christian church last night ."was attended by two hundred people. Prof Robert J Aley presided. After music by a male quartette, consisting of 1, W Pauley, Richard Maxwell, Homer Woolery and Kirkwood Miers, devotional excercises by Rev T C Probeft Were attnouitp edi Charles Baker gave a solo after which Dr WL, Bryan gave an interesting talk on "Child Study." He gave a thorough comparison of the study of the child of today and the child of centuries ago, showing that with the advance of civilization child-study becomes more and more an absolute necessity. After a solo by Homer Woolery, D 0 Spencer gave a talk on "My First Experience. It was "Spencerian" from beginning to end, and while it kept the audience in almost constant' laughter there was a serious vein beneath it all that gave his hearers solid food for, thought, judge Robert W Miers followed hi one of his practical talks, "Incidents From The Court Room' The Judge related how the laws of the state put restraints on the child until the age of twenty-one was reached how the statutes prohibit ed the use oi liquor, fire-arms arid other dangerous elements, and that at the age of twenty-one tfcfe law put each one on his manhood or womanhood, relying upon the, fact that home training, common schools, graded schools and colleges ought to do their share in enabling all to resist temptation. I W. Pauley and Master Eugene Adkins .each sang a solo. Dr. Steele gave his ideas as to what ought to be a chris tian father's attitude toward his boy. He ought to teach him to be sober, to be clean in body and mind, and to teach him habits of industry and honesty, so that he would, not owe any man anything but love. Mr. Bradfute gave his experience with canier.boys, their employment and the discharge of their duties. In making a contract with a boy, ionestyi and plainness of speech should, govern, ' and the contract should be faithfully kept by both parties to it. If a boy earns a penny give it to him, and if he violates his contract make settlement accor dingly. Honesty, courtesy and punctuality are the controlling elements, and these should be enforced with kindness, and yet with firm ness. After a solo, "Goodnight," by Kirkwood Miers, the audience was dismissed by-Dr, Steele. Probable M u rder. Janes Deckard, Sr., of Oulsrie, the Victim. . V La3t night Dr. L. T. Lewder and attorney James F. Morgan teceived telegram calling them to Guthrie, Lawrtnce county, on first train. Dr. Lowder ges to assist in the Coroners inquest over the body of James Deckard, sr, and Attorney Moroan goe as compel - for Henry Meadows', who is accused of killing, Deckard. . I From the information thus ferf received it npars that Deckard's frogs strayed into Meadows' cornfield, and Meadows . set his upon them. Deckard hearing the noif e, went out, and the two men became engaged in a quarrel. The two men were alone, and as to the details of the conflict there; is a difference of opinion amonj? "those who visited the ccene. Oeckafl was found with a bruised spot on his head, and the prosecution tlaitni that ea lonr killed hie victttrt. Tiie-th"ry of the defend is that Deckard was a mn afflicierl with heart trouble and that in the txcitemei't of the quanM li fell,

Hiking his bead, on the ground, making the b' uis j Dft Lowdflr rm instrtterl In bring hisiit 'mnjvf &t "Ui i ti rti'nfein :t coiflifl-te i'.lufMHNitatt'tn the body and e.sp -cully the bra ill

of the deceatx d, ELLETTSVILtE. Elhjttsyiile Ind.,Aug. 7th .'95Miss May Chambers of Spcn ef isU&4 her grafldparenis Mf arid Mrs Barton Acutt, last tfeelt Quite a number of the Odd fel lows of this place went to Spen cer Sunday to attend the decor ation of that order there. D J Miller has accepted a position as head clerk in the Red Trunk clothing store at Spfentsef. Rev ft N lilrod of L'inibn preached at the $ E Church Sunday night. James Highett was awarded the contract for the stone work of the Mason Hall and Jesse Wilson .the wood work. J B Wilson passed thrdiigh duf streets Monday The creamery of this place was shut down Monday Marshall Burks who has been sick for some time is able to bfe oh duty. Thos Acutf and Will Ourttef spent Sunday irt Spencer. James Srabger returned frptfc Dakota Wednesday. Word has been received fYoni. W C Draper that his wife is im proving and tha.t he U much pleas ed with the climite of Colorado. The proposed crowd that intended to drive over to Indian Springs stayed, at home reasons best known to themselves. BENTON TOWNSHIP. Benton Township Aug. 6, '95,; Benton Township received a good rain Saturday of last week. Eph Baugh had a fine - mule ruined last week.The mowing ma chine side cut several of the ten dong ol one hind leg. Miss Alta daughter of Mr and MriS Jasper JVtaers was hurried at Mount Gilead last Tuesday. The cause of her death was, consumption. The friends of Mrs Martha Baugh of Union ville treated her to a birthday-dinner last Sunday About seventy persons were preaent. It 5" currently 'reported ' that a 'PWreef bt lusi-con-duct has invedved himself in a difficulty that Ivh-cost him heaps of trouble befor he is through with Walterthctstson of John Youncr is down sick'. AM Savers a -4 young man f Bfoomirigtbii 'preached, at the Church of Cltrist Sunday night last. Ed Ohpfcapt of Greene county is billed to preach' at the Baptist Church iatUnionville Friday night next.. He is of the Rezular or H ard-shell persuasion; Sam Kerr the " newly installed Trustee isaow ready for business. Benton .Towqaship affairs for the first time in its history is being" manipulated by Republicans . rs-Woitr Fair. OCX MM IJ MOST PERFECT M ADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre tram Ammonia Alum in rrfhor nAuH Arn. I 40 YEARS THX STANDARD.

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Dr. Pbf A Dillon Received Serious Injuries With a R fraclcry Wheel. Br. Flora Onion, the well kiioWH detttistj was the victim of a bicycle's caprie yesterday tttofrJing and narrowly escaped Seflbtf injuries. Miss Dillon is the possessor of a new bike which she rides to and from the office on. She started as usual yesterday down Third street. The hill whieh i quite stesp caused the machine to m beyond the fair riders coulfb'l a hit it .fiarafi down to Rogers street at breakneck speek. Here Miss Dillon attempt ed to turn but could not and the machine went gliding across the anything but smooth curbing, over some s tone posts and dumped the seared rider over a low embankment into Mfa. Hegsitm's yard, where she lay with than re fractory wheel upon her. Assistance soon arrived in the perfeUns 8f Mr. aria4 Mr; H. J. Dfannock, who assisted her into their residence near by. Dr. Harris Was summoned but before he arrived,, Mfs. . tlrahridck tlieearered that hef left arm had been ciilocated at the elfcjw rwt- thit she had received other painful injuries; PHfe was r ffldVd to h'r home aiitr 'at 8 kle' hdUF ws ebltille along as well as cou'd fee expected. To Heat the Jail. the Contratt Let to thtf Oavl Tb&'Cmnty board let the con tract of heating the jail and Sher iffs, residence yesterday morning to :tb Davis Hardware comnany The provisions of the contract is that the heating apparatus must be' ready for operation by October 1st. This will be a great saving to the county in the way of fuel and take considerable work off the Sherifff as it is a hard matter to keep the Jail warm in culd weather. The maximum temperature will be '70 degrees in the coldest weather. Wanted A Receiver. But Got A Ii4tiir4 Itlptltl, k The business relations of the nrm ot Cross & Kowe maible and monument designers and cut: tore ot uedlord Beem t te rocky" as th nature of the busi ness would suggest. Yesterday Judge Miers heard: an application for a receiver for the firm made by Howe through hia attorney, Wm. Brooks of BedHordpj whe claimed that hid partner Cross accused him of appropriating .the funds of the firm ind po forth. ; On the other hand attorneys Boruff and Judge Martin, claimed that Rowe had all the chance infj the world to defraud his partner ast he handled all the cash, made all the contracts and kept the books. The defendant also denied that, he Lhid accused his partner of stealing, and that there probably was some J.existtng personal difference that amounted to nothing. They hare .the -contract of furnishing fifteen monuments for the Chicamauga Commission in the next ninety dajft Judge Miers thought it too simdia matter for. the court to interfere in, and he gave them a gqod talk. He also enjoined the nrm frona&eptijig any more contract! tlfoae on hand are comp'eted. The accommodation this morn iing U be supplied with two extra coaches foe the une of Red Men going to New Albany. Train Master Suacie stated ti Tl e World that the-rear coach would be reserved for the Rloomington bja if they so desired.

Bribery Charged.

Polk Township Comas to FrSHtWIth A Politioial Sensation. the For awhile yesterday it looked like the records in the Uotitm circuit court would be partly tilled with the proceedings of a sensational bribery case, bu.t ere the mat nlttg tm reached the noonday m'eridMfi W8 as calm and gentle as a summer day. About two years ago Elijah Todd, trustee of Polk township, died, and John Scisco was appointed to fill out the unexpired terra. ; Last November Robert G. Todd and Juliit Larson were the opposing featididittes, aa the sucoeigor of Trustee Scisett TJiS feitftns gave a majority to Carbon, and thus matters stood until Monday. In the meai time, however, Scisco had decided to hold the office, as it was alleged that Carson had violated the election laws, and was therefore ineligible Falk and Conwere retained" by di8eo attd Duncan & Batman, East & Miller and Henley fe Wilson were employed iy Warson. Monday was the dayiJ that the dutgeiflg trwsteos were to turn their offices over id their successors and on that date Jas. Wj French who, it is currently reported, fepf'eaSaieU Wm. Norman, Hied an affidavit against Caf&n, charging bribefy. The papers Were filed in the office of Justice Gardes Mice of fefry township. Yesterday morning, howevgf; when Scisco reached town he told his attorneys that he had decided not to enter a contest, and that he had turned over the township fecorde to Oawon. The affidavit still remains on record! though' the iittWre'Ssldn pref ailed yeeterd;iy thai, the tilalttlf wOUld Hot be prosecuted. There has been considerable feeling between Carson and Norman for a number of years. Norman was once a victim of a ft band of whitecaps, and among others that he accused and brought suit against was Carson. The eaee weut from here to Morgan county) and after a long Sight etided in & verdict for the defepdu'its. BIG DAMAGES WANTED. 1V. E. Woods Sues The VoiiGolldated Stone Company. Through his attorneys, Easl '& Miller, W. E. Woods filed suit yesterday against the Consolidated Stone Company asking damagce .MBtNitit'fc feUrb?rnai in the sum ol o,uUUi J " lle'allgps IAeuwpiiynfe that JIJtflFttif 0o5'e4 on- thel lSth of June as "aide mHOrt avjraneler tMMclvnm r-- That the machine was ohj. worn and (kfeetive. That ht; was- ordetcd by V fotf matr' to push jiu .old rod so th.t the Uiaehine :&d4 m rhpd . ; . Thl'IMd id so and.aid.rod flow around in such a jtAiaBJer.-aso break two ribs and o'h'amise injure hiih fonWjhch he asks that the company pay 'him the 8imsef$3j50a Mi.lWnry Il!Abt-rtUadi bride have taken rooms at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Barton Uubbert, South College avenue. Miss Lou Rogers leaves this morning tor .Niagara fails. She will join Mrs. J. 0. Bnrbank andf Miss Bessie Hewson ta Indianapalis. They w-ill also and Canada. visit Toronto Yesterday Andrew T. Massey stepped down and out of the office of Trustee in Bloomington township. He is succeeded by Vo a who filed his bond lor $.000. Mr Massey has held the office two terms and gave entire satisfaction. He turned over to Mr. Voss $3,000 in cash together with the books and belongings of the office, Mr. Voss is one of the best known citizens of the city, and is a safe man to intrust with the office.

Dr. E, J. ROSE M FAMOUS CINCINNATI SPECIALIST

Formerly of PARIS, FRANCE, by request of many friends and patients . . . has decided to visit . . . Bloomington, Monday Aug. 5th., And Remain One Week

At The National Hotel CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.

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The Dctor giv s special attention to the treatment of all long stind itig and crtvilicited diseases of the i$YiS, bvh, nose. thro.t, catarrh: LUNGS, CHRONIC AND NERVOUS DISEASES.

Chronic Diseases. Q&s&i giveH tlptiy other doctors and pvonort4 ificornuie no most desires u seo Dr. Hour, is rfflfrolinded with a line collection o-f instruments Itif exawiinlnf and treat mg dtetaHSof ttie Kjr, hittr, Cittrrh, l.nK. dS&rt SNrtiaeh. LlCr, KlrfMey. tfcl. HUntA XervdHit 11nerf (CHrtt'ern, Tmi, PUm. riu, PAtAlfai: itlwamatiam, lie. bUit, jii1 WM-ne li VhtMre. Acute- and Chronic Crrl:. All catarrhal diseases of the none 3ml throat promptly curod. Nothing has given Dr. Rosh so grwat a reward foe his laoor as beine able to effect a cure in tbosn Ions standinc troubles, that drag down their victims unnotified ot tUeir danger. Karl' treatmeat I always satisfying to the patient. Diseases of Women Such as painful Menstruation. Leucorrhca, Displacement of the Womb, Bearing Down Paias, et:., relieved in a short time. Consultation free ul strictly -oiiildiilnl. Delay is Dangerous Mauy Dlseaiwn are so deceptive that hundreds of person have them before thev even suspect leTtfbey know that they are npt well, 1 fangi tti net unless rescued by a swuiui nu . ' , J'" Hi ntci ed ? Your case may now be perfectly curable, but rwaiember, every moment ol neelect brlujrs you nearer its incurable sia.Res when.perhais. the mostskUlfnl physician can render y u no assistance. The present Is ours, the future may be too lute. Diseases of the Eye and Ear The Doctor treats successfully all inedi' al and surgical diseases of the fcjeanrt liar, hicluditig the sci entific adjustment of glasses to correct imperfect vision.

All are advised not to omit this rare opportunity to secure his ssnrics while here. Correspondence solicited, address B:. j. ROSE, D, 13 Emery Arcade, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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1-,-c s hui !Am of All Ages. B" rcas'. "''Is" uiodnsty thf jT.uth of our'lati'l are jt in ignorance of the ruinous results wolch certain solitary indiscret practices produce. Those vices when persisted in eveutuallv u idcrmiue the constitution, inducinir nervous debility and ponnature dtscav Dit. Uosk enjors the distinction of belnc riie iu t Kiiooo.wfnl sod cel-irted Hp. eValKr .' ir the treatment nM wiwof thritn Hftt You may consult him with coron!t-confidence. Of all the uulldiesthat afUU mankinl there is probably none about which physicians know s .ittle. Manhood Perfectly Restored Quick, painless, and certain cure for lapotency. r 11 nH..l, .spertuatoi ;". also all private disease speedily and pemaritly ci-vl. f-uiiilUUM tree nd strictly confldentlal. Piles n t Kent rutes all forms of Piles without nam.' interruntloa or detention from business ami without the use of knife, caustic cr ligature. Kpllnr r Kit- Scientifically treated and cured by a never-failing methotl. Fr.- Kx oKiii'iMnM of Urine. Kach lV-r-son applyine for medical treatment, shoti-d bring 2 to i ounces of urine, whloh will receive a careful chemical and microeopic; I examination. BL OOMINGTON FAIR. New Entrance to Btth, j i iVn nvonlriin Jvncravwas aou y t-5w T.ifit minted by -1 J old entrance will be closed, and the