Bloomington Courier, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 August 1895 — Page 4

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THE MORNING WORLD BLOOMINGTON, INUIANA, Published every morning, except Snuday JOHN W. AND OSCAK H. CRAVENS, Editors and Proprietors. TKBMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. By Carrier Bloomington and Suburbs, o One Year 3 00 Six Months 1 60 Three Months 75c. One Month 25c One Week c Weekly Edition, 1.00 per year. Entered at the post office at Bloomingon, Indiana, as second-classmatter.

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Telephone connections have been

:made with the Central Ooli'ic Old Settler's meeting at Ketcham's quarry. Henley Steam Stone mill, springs next Saturday and Sunday. Hignj, lV Akin, plaining mill, C. C.

Tournej's residence ami F. R. Woolery 'b residence.

Premiums given on everything you can think of at the Big

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Mrs. John O'Harroo and son change, received a fine specie of the John of Indianapolis are the guests English bull dog yesterday from of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Bridwell. Louisville; whose fighting proclivities are simply pugnacious. E. A. Powell and wife, of Bed- 7 : ford, spent Sunday in this city a The VF for BlUy Casads ! Minstrels, " that are to appear at

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Go to Sec. Worrall's offico and get a Premium List of the Big

ROOms fOr Students It would be an accommodation to new students if persons having rooms to rent would report the following id the Registrar:

Name

rived and will soon decorate the dead walls and windows in great

!--- -, J Bloomington Fair, it will pay you. j profusion.

Stinesville - Ellettsville - Onionville Smith ville -

Miss Jane Staley - D. C. Miller . - W. H. Kerr Theo. Thrasher

Mr. and Mrs. Clay Harbison, College Hill, are entertaining Mr. and MreJames Darin of Louisville.

The family of Frank Morris, east of the city, are enjoying a visit from Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown of

Terre Haute.

COMINGS AND GOINGS

ITEMb OF INTEREST FOUND IN THE DAILY ROUNDS.

Pernuaat Mention What Kloomlngluu l'c pie are Oolng and Where Ttmy Are . Uwal Ne-ir;Brlenj Told

Remember Sept. 23 to 2S is the date.

H, A. Buich of Brookston is now a citizen of Bloomington.

Dr Whitted is at Indianapolis on professional business. James H Gray has deen granted an increase of pension. .' Chas Booth left yesterday on a business trip to St Louis. Miss Lulu Thornton is visiting relatives at Mitchell this week.

T Phillips made a business trip last evening to Memphis,Teon. Dr. Swain left yesterday oa a week's lecturing tour in this state. Miss Minnie McDowell has returned from a short visit to Bedford.

J W Wingert is at Ladoga attending, the funeral of Mrs Mary J Overstreet, an aunt.

Frank Hays of Greencastla is vipiting his sister Mrs P K Buskirk, North Walnut street- .

Mrs Maud Showers and son Ear have returned from an extended visit to Bethany Park.

Mrs J E Payne will arrive home today from $n extended visit to relatives at Anna, 111.

Mr and rs Ira C Batman aod family are at home from a pleasant visit to Bedford relatives.

Prof F M Ingler is at home from Decatur, where he has been doing successful institute work the past week.

. Mrs Anna Mann has returned to ber home in Indianapolis after a visit to Mrs H S JBatesand Mrs Charles Sears.

George Pearcy tiled suit yesterday against W P Hacker, Sarah Hacker and George Taylor, complaint on a note. Mrs J B Thornton has returned to her home in Pittsburgh, Pa., after a pleasant visit to her brother, Mr Harrv Howard .

Miss ftraeeClark has returned to

her home in jjMpomington, after a j plea-ant visit wivl L A Clark and

Ray Baker and wife, Nellie Kar

sell and brother, Will, Grace Wylie

and Edward Hepley left yesterday morning and will spend t he week camping.

Mrs Henry Lawrence of Anna, 111, is expected here this afternoon. She will make this city her future home and reside with her sister Mrs J E Payne.

Fred Brandon will assume the duties next Monday with the American Express Co. now filled by Ross Howe, who will make preparations to enter college. J L Newhall of Covington, Ky., is in the oity looking tor a: suitable location. He intends to move his family to this city for the purpose of taking advantage f our excellent schools. ' .

At Unionville ext Thursday will be held a Soldiers' reunion. A bounteous dinner will b- served by the good people of that neighborhood, and doubtless there will be a large outpouring of veterans and their friends.

James G Browning and Pearl Brown, a young couple from Jackson county, were granted marriage license yesterday by. Clerk Woodward. It developed that there was some objection to the marriage at home and they came over to old Monroe to get permission to take the plunge into matrimonial seas.

Judge A.M. Cunning will deliver his entertaining lectureat the Christian church next Friday nifcht His watchful observations during his tour in Europe renders his description of scenes and events of more than ..ordinary fascination, and the audience room will doubtless be crowded to hear ii)- famous lecture.

MONEY TO L0AN. On Farm Property. At 6 per cent, interest. Call on Attorney Frank Dunn's office over Halt Bros.

Pure Liquors. Bu straight gopds and get them from Troutman & DeMoss. No misrepresentation, but deal in pure goods and plain facts. Fine Kentucky Whiskies, Sour Mash and Rye, direct from the distillery ware house. Also everything in the liquor business, including Apple, Peach and Cognac Brandies, Wines of all kinds. All our goods are pure and of a ripe old age, recommended by physicians everywhere. Moerlein Lager and Export Beer, the only first class Beer in Bloomington. See us when you want Liquor.

lMONON ROUTE. fc N0BTH BOUXD. it. 4. Chicago Night Express 11:50 p. m X. 1. ts. Ch ieago Mall 10 :4H a. m. No. b. LouigviUeAoc'datioK 7:00 p.m. SOUTHBOUND, o. LoulnviUe Express, 4-.0A. m. v.. 5. Louisville Mail 3:41p.m. N.i '.. l,.,ulivi!! AroMutio S;2ftt. iu. A.. K Hklton .At'f'iit

Street and number of house, (if no number state between Ihat streets or on what corner.

The number of rooms to rent . . for one person or two . . . On the first or second floor

For men or women

A list ot the names sent to the

Registrar will be posted in the office

so that" students inquiring for rooms

can obtain information.

i'iss Mary Ritchie of St. Joseph, Mo., who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Lawes, will go to Indianapolis this morning, accompanied by Miss Anna Lawes, where they will remain a couple of weeks.

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ary Society of the M. E. church tnat many Monroe county people

win meet m tne parlors ot the were robbed here Thursday. Were

church, Thursday afternoon, at they too modest to report their

four o'clock. A large attendance (losses to the police or is the report is desired as important business but a product of the World's ram b-

will be transacted. The gentlemen will be welcome at six o'clock.

The ladies of the St. Charles Catholic church will give a social at the residence of James Kelley, on West, Fourth street, Wednesday evening. Ice cream and cake will be served. The proceeds will go to the church.

A Brother editor gets off the following: "Ten cents per line will be charged for obituary notices to all business men who did hot advertise while living. Delinquent subscribers will be charged' fifteen cents per line for an obituary' notice. Ad vertisers and cash Subscribers will receive as good a send off as we are capable of writiug, without any charge whatever; Better send in 3'our subscription as cholera is abroad in the lancL , v

yt:

ing imagination? Bedford Demo crat. Was it imagination th.it caused the Bedford papers to chronicle numerous and daring, robberies on laet Thursday? Was it imagination that caused them to publish an account of a fire, touched off by

incendaries to get people in one

neighborhood so that houses could be ransacked, by a gang of the boldest robbers that ever followed a circus or band wagon? The Worla's report is simply a matter of history. We can't see what gaod it would have done to report their losses, to Bedford's police force that could not check these depredations. It is not good taste for the Democrat to endeavor to smooth over or suspress an act of lawlessness.

A love-sick young man u the author of the following: I stoi d on the porch in the evening, when the sun went silently down; and the June bug bright, in the starry

Judg A. M. Cunning, formerly of this 'city, but1 now of Bloomingtan, was served a verv' eowatrdlv!

and contemptible trick at HinnW flew merril3T thro' the town

un, sweet were tne genua zypners

that blew from the balmy south; and red were the lips and sweet were the sips that I took from her pretty mouth. Her tiny waist was encircled by my arms so strong and true. Said I, "Whose duck are oiiklove?" "Yourn,'' she murmured, "and whose are you?" Oh the hallowed hours that evening; Olr the cruel caprice of fate! Hr father unkind stole up behind, ai;d kicked me over the gait.

tan, last Saturday night; He was

billed there for a repetition of his f

lecture, tvamoiers in iiiurope. While he was speaking some mis

creants bobbed the manes and tails

of his horses, sut the harness, be

smeared the buggy with' a filth v

compound, etc. The town has since been wiped out by the fire fiend. Is this a case of righteous retribution? Martinsville Leader.

Questions used by Sup't Tourner on County Examination, Last Saturday. Can you answer it?

1. seen.

Describe in

Physiology. detail any unicellular

animal you have

2. What is the relation of the cell to the body? 3. Describe the cerebrum. 4. How are sensations of smell produced? 5. What is osmoses? Of what use is it to the body? 6. What is the lymphatic system? What is the function of the lymph? 7. How is an impulse transmitted from a nerve centre to an organ? 8. Describe human blood. 9. What is meant by heredity? 10. Define a function. Scientific Temperance. 1. What it is fermentation? What important kinds? Define each.' 2. What is the effect of alcohol upon the water in the human liody? 3. What are bacteria? What are spores, and where found? 4. "W hat is distillation? 5. Write in full the effects of alcohol on the nervous system. 6. How would you teach the boy "not to use tobacco?"

Howls opium obtained? V.'hy does soothing syrup stop a child's cry? Prove that alcohol is not a food? How do insurance companies look upon Iriukiag

78. 910. men?

Ruskin's Essays. 1. In what ways has England been benefitted through the life of Ruskin? 2. State briefly what Ruskin says about liberty and freedom, 3. Discuss what Ruskin says concerning modesty and the Goddess of Liberty. 4. What does Ruskin say of Turner and Luini? Which is the greatest artist? 5. What does Athens represent? What does Ruskin say of Greek art? Should it be used as a first or final teacher?

Grammar1. Define a participle. 2. Write all the participles derived from the verb 'sing" and designate each. 3. Compare and contrast the adverb and the adjective. 4. Tell what part of speech the word ' 'there' ' is in the following sentences. a. I saw him there yesterday. b. There is pleasure in the pathless woods. c. There! the picture is ruined. d. There is usually an adverb. 5. Write a sentence containing "where" as a double conjunctive adverb. Explain how the word has two adverbial uses and and a conjunctive use. 6. In what ways do personal and relative' pronouns differ as to use? In what respect are they alike? 7. An incomplete intransitive verb (copula) may be completed by an attribute which may be a noun, an adjective, a pronoun, a participle, an infinitive, a prepositional phrase, or a clause. Write sentenses illustrating the above uses. 8. Analyze (not diagram),. Some remedies are worse than the disease. 10. Give five uses of the participle and write seventeen illustrating each. 16. Give the uses of the infinitive and write sentences illustrating each. Arithmetic. 1, Explain how to reduce a mixed number to an improper fraction and show the reason for each step. 2. If 20 men in 16 days of 3 hours each dig a ditch 88 rods long, 8 feet deep and 8 feet wide, how many men will be required to dig a ditch 360 rods long, 12 feet desp and 8 feet wide in 18 days, working 12 hours per day? 3. Sold a watch for $140, one-forth of this was profit; what per cent would I have gained by selling for $12 82? 4. Sold J2 of of an article for what yj of it cost; what is the gain per cent? 5. In multiplying one fraction by another why invert divisor? 6. Find the cubic root of 6 141 25. 7. At what rate per cent will $900 become $1,068 75 in 3 yrs. 9 mos ? 8. Find solid contents of a globe 1 1 in. iu diameter. 9. Find difference of time betweenttvvo places if one is 1 6-2 1 '-42" east longitude and the other 84-i8" west longi-itude,

10 Reduce

to a simple fraction.

- 33 Reading.

Discuss in an essay of forty lines the relation of Reading as a common school study to History. TJ. S. History. 1. The Missouri Compromise a. When enacted. b. Its chief provisions. c. When and how repeated? d. To what events did its repeal lead? 2. Discuss the financial measures of Hamilton. 3. Declaration of Independence a. Who was its author? b. Who defended it before Congress? t c. Name other members of the committee which reported it. d. What was its effect ou the, Colonies? e. Quote a sentence from it. 4. Give a brief statement of the discouragements which Columbus had to overcome before he began the voyage on which he discovered America 5. Give au account of the election of Jefferson to the Presidency in 1800. 6. Give an account of the election of Hayes to the Presidency. 7. What is the President's cabinet and how is it appointed? Name the members of the President's cabinet at the present time and state the office which each fills. 7. State the term of office of each of the following and state how each is elected or appointed: Supreme Justice of the U. S. , U. S. Senator, Stae Senator. 8. What territory has the United States acquired by purchase? By annexation? By conquest? Geography. 1. How are Geography and History related? . 2. Show the use of the imagination in studying geography. 3" What circumstancas generally determine the location and growth of cities? 4. What four rivers drain the greater part of Africa? Where do they rise? Iu what direetiou do they flow? Into what do they empty? 5. Why do not isothermal lines follow parallels ' of latitude? 6. Where is the National Park? Give a short description of it. 7. Name and give the locations of the bounding lines of the zones. 8. When it is winter in Indiana what is the season in Japan? Iu Australia? Explain this.

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