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

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THE MORNING WORLD

BLOOHINGTON. INDIANA. Published every morning, except Snnoay. JOHN W. AND OSCAK H. CRAVENS, Editors and Proprietors. TKRMS OF SCBSCKimON. By Carrier Bloomingtoa and Suburbs, c One Year 3 00 Six Months 1 W Three Mouths Joe One Month 86c One Week Weekly Edition, 11.00 per year. Entered at the post office at Bloomlngon, Indiana, as second-classmatter. THE WEEKLY COURIER BLOOM I NGTON, INDIANA NEWSPAPER FOR EYEEY F1KESIDE. PUBLISHED BY fl RAVENS BKOTHKRS. OFFICE IN MAY BUILDING TERMS OF SUBSCR1P1I JN. KV MAIL POSTAGE PREPAID. One vear. $lo Six months 5 Three months 3S Single copy -5 The following persons have authority to receive subscriptions, and. transact all other business for The Courier: Stinesville - - Miss Jane Staley EUettsyille - - - I ' 0. Miller Unionville - - - W. H. Kerr Sroithville - - Theo. Thrasher COMINGS AND GOINGS ITEMS OF. INTEREST FOUND IN THE DAILY ROUNDS. ! arDo: and Whr They Ai - 4ft5w.Brfr Mil eiember Sep. Ao 28 is the date, ..Oht Soldiers' reunion .today at JJiniogkvilte. Mrs. Chas. Brown is visiting at tain bridge. ' Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ftobjnona daughter. Harry Johnston is at home from a week's visit at Bedford. Miss Eva Owens, of Bedford, is visiting relatives in this city. Rev. J. M. Weddleleft yesterday to take charge of a religious meeting ai Trinity Springs. Mrs. W. S. Pedigo hts returned -from a visit to her brother, John Lowder, at Charleston, Ills. Mrs. Morton J. Nichols, of Indianapolis, and son are in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs, H. J.Nichols. J. W. YVirigert is at home from Ladoga, where he has been attending the funeral of an aunt, Mrs. Mary Overetreet. Mips Mabel Fertich arrived from Crawfordsville yesterday. She will reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fertich. John K. Anderson has been appointed administrator of the estate of William J. Beckett, and Ira C. Batman of the estate of the late Susan E. Watson. James Dunn has returned to his home in Louisville, after a pleasant visit with the family of Clay Harbison, College Hill. Mrs. Dunn will remain several more days. . Mrs. H. A. ' Smith, of Wabash, has rented the Buckley property corner of Seventh and Washington streets. She will move her with her family to take advantage of the superior schools. Col. James Ryan made a business trip to Indianapolis yesterday where he will consult Supt. Mansfield of the I & V. railway regarding the building of a new switch leading to Col. Ryan's stone quarry at Stinesville.

j Ladies' night at the Oolite Club.

Mrs. F. H. O'Donnell of New Albany was in the city yesterday on business. Mrs. Judge Carter of Indianapolis is visiting Mrs. Dr. Maxwell, South College Avenue. J. W. Dillard of Washington, Ind., was in the city yesterday visiting friends. A. W. Beal of Salem was in the city yesterday looking after some business matters. Miss Kmrua Fisher of Noblesville will be here today to visit Miss Laura Woodburn for a few days. Ed. Whetsell and family have re turned from a ten days visit to the Spencer mineral wells. He reports a good time and is much improved in health. Miss Zota May of Indianapolis is the guest Miss Mattie Orchard. Miss May will be remembered as a former well known young lady of the city. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rogers and children have returned from a pleasant visit to Bay View, Mich Mr. Rogers returned sooner than he expected owing to the serious illness of his father. Genial George Atkinson has re turned from Martinsville where he has been for the past ten days im bibing pure mineral water and lying in the shade flirting with the fair ones of the artesian city . Mr. A. L. Allen, for a number of years a resident of Tampa, Fla., and his wife, who is a native of Key West, have become citizens of Bloomineton, havinsr taken rooms at Dr. U. H. Hon's. Mr. Allen has a position on the Monon, and is a brother of Mrs. Hon. The Martinsville Leader has suspended publication for want of proper support, and wiil remove its plant elsewhere, The Leader was one of our brightest exchanges, but newspapers are becoming more and more expensive to establish and operate, and the financial support of the community must be readily given, or else the paper must suspend. Mr. E. M. Faris and wife have returned home. Mrs. Faris has been visiting in Indianapolis, while her husband, who is one of the trusted traveling representatives of the large jobbing house of Tennant & Co. of New York, was attending! to business in Denver for that firm, j He was an inmate of Hotel Guinry, which was destroyed a few nights ago by an explosion, burying many guests under the ruins. He had only left the hotel that afternoon for his journey East, or it is likely that he might have met with serious misfortune. For Sale Fine pears, suitable for canning or preserving. Call on i i & Co. Go to SecWorall's oflie; and get a Premium Last o. the Big Bloomington Fair, Uilii-pay you. B &TO-W. RY. mm ipm. TRAINS LEAVE MiMtell a$ follows: Fur Cincinnati. 3:lm. 2:50 pau 7:40 am. 2l?j pra For St. Louis, Porll;51 am. 12:16 am. .11:31 am. For Iuisville, 31 am. 7 tQ pm. Vincennes, l 1 -.56 pm. J2:10 am, 11 26m. 0;84 pm. Daily. gExcept 8dnday. For detail information regarding rates time on connecting lines. Bleeping. cars, etc., address N. G. Spaneler. Tickt AsrMit, B. & O. 8-W. Ry., Mitcliell, Ind or .). M..UHE8BROUGH. (ieneral Passenger Agent, M. L1OUI8, no, motT?"routS NORTH BOUSn. o. 4, Chlcagro NiKhtBxpress UsKOp.m U, Chicago Mail 10 : W u. m. No. 8, Lonisille Acc'dation, 7;iX)p. in. SOUTH BOUSP. n. 3. Tamiiaville Kxprem 4-.rev, m. . Koiiiavilln Mnil :i:lp. ra. . L'HiiHviJlM Acf'Uutiou 6:25 ft. in. A.. K Hri.toM Ajrwit

I Odd Fellows meet tonight.

George Bollenbncher made? a buHne trip to Mitchell yesterday. Bert Gregory hts returned from a pleasant visit to Bethany Park. Lewis Grigsby, of West Baden, was in the city yesterday on business. James Louder has gone to P.-kin, Ind., to attend the Martin reunion. Rflv. Willis want to Deputy,Ind., yesterday, to conduct a leligious meeting. Mrs. C. E. Miller and children are visiting at her old home in Macon county, Ills. Miss Cora Markle of LaFayette is the gutBt of Miss Hattie Smith South Henderson Street. Mrs. Dugan Jones of Newton, Kansas is visiting friends and relatives in and about this city. Mrs. Sam E. Smith.of Richmond is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. I. Milt Rogers, east of the city. William Hanold, a former well known citizen, is visiting friends in the city. He is now located at Terre Haute. William Lovires and Bertha Baker, two well known people of Stinesville were married yesterday afternoon. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baker of that town, and while visiting here they concluded to get married. The man who cheats his paper out of a single cent, will never reach that heavenly land where old Elijah went! But when at last his race is run this life of toil and woe he'll straightway go to the fiery land, where they never shovel snow! Some romantic couple, brim full of romance, applied for a marriage license yesterday morning of Clerk Woodward and after receiving them left an urgent request that their names should not be publish ed until they gave their permiss ion. It would be jut too awfully awfu to have this romatnic couples nam e given to the world as being marri ed, the very idea would no doubt shock their nerves. This foolish practice is being carried to far, as it is a senseless proceeding. The initials on the record read thusly, James A. G. to Ollie L. P. Or Continnes THE KAGIvK O o

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Mrs. James Louder has returned from Morrisonville, Ill.j where she has been visiting her pister.

The social given by the Indies of the Catholic Church last night, at the residence of Mrs Jas Kelly wat a genuine success. There was a large attendance and every one was made happy with delicious ice cream and cake, with lemonade to wash it down with. The proceeds go to the organ fund. The papers of applicants who took the special examination Saturday are about all graded. Most of the Normal Mudents were t-ttc-cessful though some half dosn failed. As matters now stand there will be very few license! teachers in the county not provided with pchool. Judge Cunning will ppeak at Union ville to the old soldiers at their reunion there today. onight he will deliver his ledum "Rambles in Europe," at the Burgoon church. Tomorrow evening the people of Bloomington will have an opportunity to hear the Judge deliver this entertaining lecture on European travel, at the Christian Chnrch, and a larg at-J tendance is already assured. Geueral George Thornton, Major Berry Butcher, and privates Ross Pedigo and Roy Woodward have returned from "Camp Outing" on White river near Romonia. The boys had a good tiu,e fished muchly and caught les-ly. Killed less than 30 gray squirrels, seven muskrats, two deer, a polar bear and one jack rabbit. They had al good time just the same and were pleased with their trip. Down at Lindley's drug store the clerks have a young gray sqc irrel that they purchased some weeks ago and have about got the animal tamed. Quinine, the dog belonging to Wood Wiles, the prescription clerk, has taken a liking to the squirrel, and they play together like kittenR. Occasionally the dog is a little rough and "pinches" with his teeth, which is not considered fair by the squirrel who promptly scratches his not-e with his sharp claws, hut as a rule they get along very well and have a great time romping in the back room. There were exactly 19 loads of watermelons, "home grown" on the streets yesterday. Also a car load of Jackson county product at the depot. Thoy retail from 5 cents up to 25 cents. oO This Week Square Dealers o O oo Pants Sale o--o Their motto OO Square Dealers O--o

True Merit Again

Dr. E. J. ROSE, II FAMOUS CINCINNATI SPECIALIST

Formerly of PARIS, FRANCE, by request of many friends and patients . . . has decided to remain in . . . Bloomington, IndM Until

THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1895. At The National Hotel CONSULTATION AND EXAMINVri ON FREE.

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Chronic Diseases. Cases given up by other doctors and pronounced incurable he most desires to see Dr. Rose is surrounded with a fine collection of infltruments for examining' and treating diseases of the iSye, Ear, Catarrh, Lungs, Heart Stomach. Liver, Kldnev. Skin, Blood and nervous diaeasw. Oaneers, Tumors, rilea. Pirn, Pttridygi. Kheniuallxm, Debility, and Diaeaaea of Children. Acute and Chronic Catarrh. . All catarrhal diseases of the nose and throat DromDtly cured. Nothinc has given Dh. Rose so great a reward for his labor as,l oeing aDie to enect a cure in inose long standing trotjbles, that drag down their vie tims unnotified of their danger. Early treatment Is always satisfying to the patjent. ' Diseases of Women . Such as painful Menstruation, Leucorrhea, Displacement of the Womb, Bearing Down Pains, etc., relieved in a short time. Consultation fr and strictly confidential. Diseases of the Stomach. Dvspepsia. Indigestion, Heartburn, Constipation, Sick, Bullous and Nervous Headache, Sleeplessness quickly cured. Illood and Skin Diseases. - Sores, Spots, Pimplbs, Sckofula, Tumoks, Tetter, kczema and Blood Poison. Primary and secondary, thoroughly eradicated, leaving the system in a strong, pure aud healthful state. His improved Methods of Treatment. Are mild and pleasant: agree perfectly with the most delicate lady or child. . .

while here. Correspondence solicited, address E. J. ROSE, M. D, 13 Emery Arcade. Cincinnati, Ohio.

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