Bloomington Courier, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 August 1895 — Page 4
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THE MORNING WORL D. KLOOaHNGTON, INDIANA. Published every morning, except Snnday. JOHN W. AND OSCAR H. CRAVENS, ditors and Proprietors. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. By Carrier Bloomington and Suburbs. o One Year 3 03 Six Months 1 60 Three Months 75c. One Month 2oc One Week 3c Weekly Edition, W.00 per year. Entered at the post office at Bloomingkn, Indiana, as second-classmatter.
Knights of Pythias meet tonight, j
Kirk Miers is at Indianapolis attending the races.
Visitv. oga in- Extended
aij' a
Mrs. John T. Woodward was the j
guest of Bedford friends yesterday.. Mrs. Barton Hubbert has returned from a visit to relatives at Pueblo, Colorado.
THE WEEKLY COURIER
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COMINGS AND GOINGS
Ed S. Brodix has moved into the Biukley property on East Seventh street.
Ed Whetsell and wife are visiting at Spencer, where they will remain for ten days. There were 208 tickets sold from
the station yesterday morning for Bamum's circus.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
MON ICY TO LOAN. I 1
AtGnerceat. interest. Call on When
Hall Bros.
Application for License.
To the Board of Commissioners of
181 FAiOIIR CINCINNATI KPFOIAI 1ST1 TCU.
jrursuum 10 nonce given, oy puDU-
Formerly of PARIS FRANCE, by request of many friends and patients . . . has decided to remain in . . .
Bloomington four Days Longer
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Augvst 17th, 19th. 20th
and 21 st. Positively no longer, owing to other engagements. At The National Hote
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.
Miss Stella Bates, of Martinsvillle, is visiting at the residence of Charles G. Corr.
Mrs. Lou Helton is visiting her son Louis, at Michigan. City this week.
ITEMS OF JINTERE3T FOUND IN
THE DAILY ROUNDS.
Mrs. W. O. Martinsville.
Fee is at home from
Pierce Woolery has returned from
a business trip to Chicago.
Rev. Boeeman is at Bedford
lookinsf after some business interest.
Hon. J. B. Wilson and family are visiting: relations in. and about
Spencer. ' Editor Bradfute attended the fathers' Meting at Bedford last might. ' Station Agent Helton sold 28o tickets to Bedford for 'both trains yesterday.
Judge Robert W. Miers has returned from a visit to his old home at Gfeeusburg, Ind.
Miss Bessie Hewson and Miss Lou Rogers have returned from their outing at Niagara Falls. .
John W. Cravens left last night for an extended visit with his parents in Hendricks county.
C. R. Worrall and family are visiting at iSpencer, the guests of George W. Edwards and family.
Mrs. W. Zimmerman and children, are the guests of Mrs. Barton Hubbert. Mrs. Zimmerman lives
at Pueblo, Colorado.
Never before in the history of
our city schools have so many teachers resigned their positions as have this year.
. Mrs. J. C. Craig has returned to lier home in Noblesville after an
extended visit to Mr. and Mrs.
7. E. Woodburn.
Dr. J. E. Harris desires it dis
tinctly understood that he did not go to Bedford to see the elephant
but to attend strictly to professional business.
John Nichols and family, of Den
ver, Lot., are 1:1 the city visiting H J. Nichols and family. It is likely
that Mr. Nichols will locate here,
his old home.
Mrs. T. A. Wylie had returned - from Martinsville where she lias been testing the mineral water.
Mrs. S. E. Carmichael and
daughter, Maude, and sons, Ed
ward and Frank, have returned from Indianapolis, where they were the guests of Mayor Denny and family.
James Kelly has returned from Martinsville where he has been
taking mineral water treatment.
D. B. Hampton, the photographer has arrived safely in Paris, France. He will at once assume his art studies.
Miss Kittie Palmer has returned to her home in Knightstown after a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. John Sears.
A number of wheelmen from Martinsville passed through this . city yesterday, enroute to Barnum's circus af Bedford.
Persons interested in the organization of a bicycle club are asked to meet at the Criterian Club rooms at 8 o'clock this evening.
Mrs. Marion Faulkner has discontinued her hotel business, and will make her home with her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Bundy.
Mrs. Morey M. Dunlap of Anderson, Ind., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis, South Washington street.
Miss Mattie Orchard has been elected to fill the vacancy in the West End schools, caused bv the resignation of Miss Maud Lemon.
The contract for papering and daggfpting the Walnut Street Presbywian church was let yesterday jlo Rush and Riley. It will require two weeks work to complete the job.
J. T.Jack of Clark county has ...... 1 ,1 X- 1311 T -r
rented me ivirs. jMia JVing prop
erty on West First Street and will move his familv here at once.
The Doctor eives special attention to the treatment of all long stand
ing and complicated diseases of the rye, ear, nose, throa, catarrh LUNGS, CHRONIC AND NERVOUS DISEASES.
Diseases of the Eye and Car
i The Doctor treats successfully all medi- al
: and surirical diseases or the lave and tar,
Jja. Rose is surrounded with aline collection including the scieuttilc adjustment efglaaatw
to correct unpen ect vision.
Chronic Diseases. Cases given up by other doctors ar.ci pro fioimceif irieuranle he most desires to sec
Mrs. Ella Ewirig has returned to her home in Princeton after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Laura Smith, College Hill. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mi-s Edna;
Prof. E. H. Lindley, of Bloomington, for the last two years instructor in psychology at the Ind" iana University, will visit Mrs. S. P. Toner and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bain next week. Prof. Lindley has been spending the summer at Mackinac, Mich. In September he will go east to Clark University, near Boston, where he will take a post graduate course in his specialty. He has a two years leave of absence from I. U. Though yet a young man, Mr. Lindley ranks among the foremost scholars of psychology in the- west.- Martinsville Leader.
PUBLIC SALE. I will sell at Public Sale at my barn at the east end of First Street, on Saturday, Aug. 17, 1895, at 10 o'clock a. in., my horses. I have good stock and persons who need a good horse or rii a re will -do well to come at that tiine. . , Terms of Sate 'Jood note well :tcu.rd, 12 rmmtb3 without interest. W. J. ALLEN-
1MONON ROUTE. J MOUTH BOUNft, . 1, Chicago Night Express 11:50 p. ro No. (J, L'hicutfo Mail 10:4s u.m. Vi. koaisviil? Aec'dation "..7:00 p.m. SOUTH BOUNP. n. A. I.ouisvilli Kxpross 4:05 a. m. X. iionUvilia Mail, 3:41p.m. No. 7. Louisvtlto Aoo'datiou, ..6:25 h.ui. A..KHhlion Airflut
of instruments for examining and treating edisases of the Eye. Kar, Catarrh, Knng-K H-rt Stomach. Liver. Kidney, Skin, lilui d .mil nnrvous disons .. Cancers, Tumors. PilfH, Fits, 1'araJ '!. itheucaatlsiu, lie Milt, and Oineases oi Children. Acute and Chronic Catarrh. All catarrhal diseases of the nose aad throat promptly cured. Nothing has given l'ft. Rosr so great a reward Sor his labor as being able to effect a cure in those long standing troubles, that drag down their victims unnotified of their danger. Early treatment is always satisfying to the patient. f Diseases of Women Such as painful Menstruation. Leucorrhea. Displacement of tbe Womb. Hearing Down Tains, etc:, relieved in n short time. Consultation ivM- and aUK'U.y confidential. DlnertM! of the Stomach. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Heartburn. Coijstlp'ation. isick. hillioun and Nervous Headache, bleepti.'ssness quickly cured. JSluod itnd SI;in OiHBitses, Sokes. Spots. Pimpled, Scrofula, Titmohs, Ticttek, F.czkma and Blood Poison. Primary and secondary, t.horouirhlv eradicated leaving the : vs'.cm in a strong, pare a: id hsalUrful state. His im ,rvt'i Methods of Treatment. Arc mild aii'i pleasutnt; a:-'" perfect lv with tlie most de.i . rt'.o lady or cl ild.-
Artificiai Eyes Inserted. Facts For Men of All Ages.
Bv reason of fals inodeaty the vouth of our lan A are kept in ignorance of the ruinous
results woicn certain solitary inuiscret nrac
tices produce. Those vices when persisted in eventually undermine the constitution, in
ducing nervous debility and permature tie
cay.': Dii. Rose enj:-s the distin ;tion of
being mki most suevwsst'ul mui ce;elratvi
siiesHllsf ior the treatment and cure of
tjies anvciiouct. You may consult hipj
with complete confidence Ot all the nialidies that afflict mankind there is probably
none about which physicians kijow so little.
Manhood Perfectly Restored Quick, painless, and certain cure for laipotency, Lost .(latihoixl, speruia' orritoeM .
L.tnM).. WeaknrKi Htnl Nervou 1. 1)111 ;
also all private diseases speedily ami pcrmantly "cure I. Cou.suU.ili.ta feo miti stric tiy cou tide a tin 1. Piles Dk, Rose cures all forms of Piles without pain, interruption or detention from business and without iho use of knife, caustic or
ligature.
Eplirpuy or Fits Scientifically treated and cured by a never-failing method. Free Kuiuiiatiou fit" t rine. Each person applying for medical treatment, shoub: bring a to 4 dunces of urine, which will receive a careful chemical and microcopica! examination.
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All are advi.Jod not to omit this rare opportunity to secure his services while here. Correspondence solicited, address
E?.. J. ROSE,
D, 13 Emery Arcade, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The memU-r. oi tlu? Oolite club gave a !(. a:;n pociai tJnuoe to
tl-fiiv 1 a A IT fulnnrlo In-- i '...: . '
tenbichV OivhPStiH :u,;,i !.-: .1, (lay momms of dro;y'
Joseph Campbell died at his residence on JWest First street yester-
He has
nmsic. 'J'hi; gut'sU u: Mip?es Jolmsiin of Citic Palmer of Bedford, mi St. J.c)h. Mo. AU-u Malott oi Washington.
:,i':tii. .Niii"'' U-itei.i.'C tf Mr i laud
Not every mamma with a fewmarriageable daughters on her hands for disposal is so simple as that dear old lad)' who fed her daughters largely on fish diet, because, as she ingeniously observed. "Fish is rich in phosphorus, and phosphorus is useful in making matches. ' '
been ill a number of weeks. He
was at the tim:: of his death sixty . two years ot age and. a faithful I member of the Methodist church.
He was for a number of year.? janitor of the central school building. The funeral will occur from his Lite residence tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, and will be in charge of Rev. j. E. Steele. The interrmeut will take place at Rose Hill.
A few nights ago the Knickerbocker express left Indianapolis three hours and thirty-five minutes late, having been delayed by a freight wreck on the St. Louis di
vision. The train reached New York but thirty minutes and Boston but forty minutes 'late. It is claimed that this is the' best longdistance run ever made in the country.
rnnnH fnn i inlmto via Van1U
Litir, our limited train leave Indianapolis 12 40 noon daily, and the wait at Greoncastle Junction is but forty five minutes. GEO E ROCKWELL, D P A.
cation in The Courier, a weekly news
paper printed and published m Bloomington, Monroe county,Indiaua, for at least twenty days before the first Monday of September, 1895, proof of which is hereunto appended, I, W. N. Johnson, a male resident and an inhabitant of Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, and over the age of 21 years, now apply to your honorable Board for license to sell "intoxicating liquois, to-wit: spiritous, vinous, and malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time."
Lat my place of business, as hereinaf
ter set torth and described (with the nrivilftfrft of allnvvinnp tho a a mo in ha
drank nn m v nramieoat fnr ntia vi-.nr WMr5,
Said place of business pinl ureuiises i olAe!S
whereon said liquors ; a-10 be soul
and drank, are lot-dud iu the First
Ward of the citT of Bloom iinrtou.
Bloomington township, in Monroe county, State t l Indiana, and more
particularly de; nLed as follows, to-
wit: Part of in lot one hundred and fifty-nine (159). i;i the city of Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, de
scribed as follows; litsghininy' at the
southwest corner of said m-lot,thence east twenty (2J) foet, thence north
thirty-hve (35) ieet, thence west (20) feet, thence south thirl v five (35) feet
to the place of beginning- The inside
measurement of room is twenty-seven
(27) feet and ten (10) inches north and south and seventeen (17) feet and eight (8) inches east and west, with the northeast corner cut off for a
safe six feet five inches east and west and eight feet five inches north and south. The rcom situated in a one story brick building: with metal roof,
only one room to building, having a
rrarne coal house at rear end live (5)
feet wide and twenty (20) feet long.
VV. W. JOiUNSOiN .
Notice to Non-Residents-Complaint to quiet title to real estate, to cancel mortgage on real estate and complete record title thereof.
ihe btate of Indiana Monroe County )
In the Monroe Circuit Court, Octo
ber Term, 1895.
KOTICE TO KOI RESIDENTS.
The State of Indiana. )
Monroe County. ) In the Monroe Circuit Court, Oc tober Term, 1895.
Cora B. Douglas ) ....
James M. Douglas, j Na 3830
Now comes the Plaintiff, by A
M. cunning, ner 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 and appear on the 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 Bloom-
lflgton 111 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 Bloommgthis 26th day of July A. D. 1895.
John T. Woodward, Clerk. SEAI,.
The program of the Christian Endeavor convention to be held Aug. 29 and 30, is almost read)for the press. The convention promises to be a good one. The names of Miss Jennie T. Marson, State .Secretary', and Pres. Hiudley of Ridgeville, appear on the program. Rev. Hiudley is .superintendent of the department of christian citizenship, and on the evening of the 30th will give an address 011 that subject. The convention will be held in the U. P. church.
BattleAx
PLUG
TrW largest piece of Good tojDacco ever sold for 10 cents W. L. Douglas Cl CUnr ISTHKBEST.
Ana otnar npecwHos car Gentlemen, Ladlei, Boys and KImm are th
Best hide World.
See deaorlptlre adYerttM meat wbloh appen ia tola PPr. Take S6 Satwtltat. Insist on hartac W. Im
.DOUGLAS1 SHOES, with name and prioe
"stamped on bottom. Sold by
For sale by ED. WHETSELL.
John M. Stephenson TS. Alexander Clark, the unknown heirs, devisees legatees, and legal repre
sentatives of Alexander
dee'd, Lewis the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees
ami legal representatives ojt Lewis Jones, dee'd, Eleanor Jones, the tinknown heirs, devisees, legatees and legal representatives of Elei.uor Jones, deceased, AUred Jones, 1 be 11 n k n o .v n heirs, devisees, legatees and legal repiesenlatives of Alfred Joues deceased, Queen Esther Ciaik, the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and legal representatives oi Queen Esther Clark, deceased, John Pedigo, the un known heirs, devisees, legatees and legal representatives of John Pedigo, deceased Frances Pedigo, the unknown hens, devisees, legatees and legal representatives of Frances Pedigo, denAQfiOl .QoflK TAnjM,. 4-1 . . .
unknown heirs. dvifM. .?B1P-la??
7 No 3824.
luguwvo UUV4 ICgOi sentatives of Sarah Jones deceased, the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and legal representatives of William Jones, deceased, Mary Jones, widow of William Jones deceased, the uukuown heirs, devisees, legatees
and i.jgnt representatives ot Mary Jones, deceased, John W. Evans, the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and legal representatives of John W. Evans deceased, the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, next of kin and legal representatives of Eliphalet Pearson, de
ceased, Amelia Pearson,
Martha Jvern, Ambrose Kern. Tales Short. S. W.
Short, Adolphus Short, Eliphalet Short, Carrie
Short, Lemuel Short,
V liharn L.. Pearson, Liv
ingston M. ' Pearson, Elizabeth Morrison.
Henry H. Morrison, A1-, bert Pearson, Eliphalet
D. Pearson and Parker
Pearson, -
!Sow comes the Plaintiff, bv Mulkv
& Rice, his attorneys, and files this complaint herein, together with an
amdavtt from John M. Stevenson.
that aat1 HaFanH.nto AJ-.&JId
iu;uwciiiiik x iiio auu inai saia
rc3tnqenvs: are necessary pa thereto. C . '
said oetenuants last named, that uni
less they be and appear on the day of the next term of the Moi
it .1 1 1 l n 111 1 I, . ib 1 wii in 1 an nn r srssssi
Second Mmif :it nf Ctafil-tAr A Tl
iugtou in said County and State, and
answer or aT tr to said complaint.
the a me rU oe heard and determined in their absence.
W itness my name and the Seal
said Court affixed at Bloomin
his 10 h day of July A. D. 1885.
seal) John T. Woodward, Clerk. t
c
A CAun "
I saw some few days since an
account of lightning killing the
only cow of John H. Wampler. I wish to say through your excellent
paper that some of his neighbors and friends with very little effort,
ItllOU JTVi IU UUV AUUl OUUIUQ UJK.
or which Mr. Wampler and v
vish to tender their most sincere.
thanks to all that aided them i
IIHN 11111 K.T11 rl 1 llt III UI11K 1 II riV XI--;.
teen months. They take this method to thank their many friends.
g Tempo 1 a no Oontskt.
The Junior Endeavors of th
Christian Church will hold
Temperance Contest Friday eve
invited,