Bloomington Telephone, Volume 4, Number 44, Bloomington, Monroe County, 26 February 1881 — Page 2
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SATURDAY,
FEB. 26, 1881,
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Miss Maggie Robinson,of Laporte Indiana, is visiting in this city, a guest of Miss Lizzie Owen. . Wm. Tiester, teacher of the Colored School, was called to his old home at Indianapolis last Wednesday, by the dangerous illness of his mother. The report published that Mr. Bunger would have to be taken back to the Asylum is a mistake, as he is improving and getting along finely, Mrs. Robinson, the woman revivalist, opened hr labors here Wednesday evening. Sh will be here over tomorrow (Sunday) and deliver the evening sermon. Special attention is directed to the new advertisement of McCalla & Co. Since they have adopted th cash system they have marked their goods away down! It is stated that" Wm. Rogers is to be the deputy (in this county) for Hon. H. C, Duncan, Prosecuting Attorney-elect. This would not only be satisfactory to Mr. Rogers' many friends, but would be a deserved reward for the able and effective service rendered by him during the last campaign. The bill giving to woman the right to serve as Presidential Elector has been defeated in both Houses of the Legislature. Representative Buskirk certainly represented his people when he voted No! Buskirk's interest bill, to reduce the rate from 8 to 6 percent, has passed the House, and riw nowjgo to the Senate. In the case of Henley, Browning and MePheeters vs L. N. A. & C. Rail Road affidavit for change of venue from this county "on account of the undue influence of the plaintiffs over the citizens of Monroe county, and the prejudice against said company." said affidavit was sworn to by Cap. Friedly. The case will likely betaken to Shoals for trial. Last week two of Bloomington's 'fly7 society boys went down to Bedford to make a visit and "tendei" their tender regards, forgetting entirely that the measles were playing havoc with the fair maidens of that sister city. The boys, however, had brave hearts and relied on Providence to take care of the measles,while they en
nertained the girls. This plan would J
have worked well enough, but a knock &t the doofr brought the old lady, who kindly informed them that tbere was "no admitaIlce.,, Moral: Don't go from home on such errands.
The latest curiosity ia the way Oif
Like artificial hair, they am 'movable and can always be detected by 6 bow that must cross the hair to keep then adjusted. We couldn't ha vQ th heart to give this away, but a certain young man wa out with one. of these bang'ers when they came unhanged, and this certain y. m. had to ban$ the bangs in his pockets for safe keepings nd when the home folks found thorn there the next morning he came neai getting banged himsel Boys,bewsre n i ,-i , 1 j.v L 1
Only Gash Dry Goods Store in Town.
We will receive ia about 10 Days direct from the Manufacturing Esp tablismenta ane of the La rgest Assort ments of GENTS', HECK WEAR ever brought to this town. Tor Ladies a Moit Complete. Assortment of Novelties, LACES. Mack- . Wear and Embroidery, t Me C ALL A CO. COKSETS A SPECIALITY! 'GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBON'S, KUGS CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, &0) Ac, ' Ac. We Are Rushing Qur Goods Off TO MAKE BOOM FOB A MAGNIFICENT SPRING STOCEI ONLY CASH DRY GOODS STORE IN TOWN. MciCALIA s CO.
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THE VISITING STATESMEN COME AND GONE. At 10:30 o'clock Wtidcssday mora a apecial train an engitne and one car arrived firom Indianapolis bearing; the Legislative committee, and fho Board of Education, to visit the University, and several other prominents among whom were Attorney-General Baldwin, Maj. James Mitdhel and son Judge Banta and Edward Buskirk. The train shopped for a mome nt atthe
depot, then pulled down opposit the University, where the distinguished guests were received and escorted to
the Presidents room, irttroduced to him and others, and the programme for their short visit was announced. The time until 11:30 was spent inspecting and visiting the different department, when the chapel was thrown open and soon crowded with students and citi izens. The .members of .the different Committees were invited to the platform and after a, timely address from President Moss, the "visiting atatesmeu" were called upon for such remarks as might seem proper, most of whom responded with words of encouragement, and,, a one of he gentlemen put it, "to 1& old. flag and a large appropriation At t$o the..uUcIeiiaewalisaissed and the visitor umftedl to tb National
Hotel, where & of Falknerfy elegant-
dinners was feerraa in lorcny siyie feasting tiny were -taken back to . , .irsity where they spent the ime liii maldng annuities and-seeing everv thinir of interest, At B O'clock
-Tub and Canned. Oysters at the
East Side Bakery.
Maj, Mulkj attended the Mexican Veterans Akociatioa at Louisville Wednesday, .sand says, he never enjoyed a more pleasant .occasion. Tbs baoquet was a grand affair. ORGANS amd PIANOS. C. H. SnasKT is agent for the celebrated .Cornish Organ -and Piano Also for the Mason & Hamlin Organ. He can sell you Organs from 50 t& 1200. He also rents-or sells on Partial Payments. Everything warranted
first class. Don't fail to call on him at Bloomington, lad,
"SOME PUMPKINS," Evaporated by the Alden process and finely.pulverized, is sold under the
'Piimnkin Flour Don't fail
to try it. It is excellent, Bold by ' COLLINS & EARSELL,
Saves Time, Labor, Fuel; Headache, Backache and wear and 1 ear of X31ofhes. Try a Bar and be convinced of its superior' merits. No Wash-board or Boiling of the Clothes required when this . "Soap is used. SOLD AT ,10 GIJSfTS PDR BAR by
ihe Capitol, it is Wd with.a -joyful JSDLLilSS . & KARSLL
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