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Mrs. Robinson will remain over to-morrow. t9 Subscriptions for the Telephono may be mi at Mrs. M. P, Arnott's Millinery Store. A lady by the name of Mrs. Patterson, died at Greeueastle Wednesday and was buried here, Thursday. The following explains, its elf: To the Editor ef the Telephone: A Card To whom it- may concern. For reasons satisfactory to myself I have concluded to withdraw from the canvass for Mayor. B. A.Foster. The Good TempTaii of Harrods burg will give an entertainment in the Christan Church, on Friday evening, April 16. The programme includes some of the most stirring event of modern times, accompanied, with string and other instrumental music. Admission 15 cents., -'-During the week Coroner MeLahl&n has held two inquests. On April 5th, a ten months old child of Mrs. Taylor, a domestic at the residepeeof Tobe Smith, was found dead in bed, caused by convnltions, produced by constipation of the bowels. On the 4th a bov bv the name oi

Chas. Pigeon, aged 3 years, in Clear

ureeii township, was round dead on the farm of John P. . Chambers. He

drownded.

COMING, Our Lady Orator la - Cany off The Honors,

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j Miss Alice Long to Repre

sent the I. S. U. in The State Contest.

COLLINS & KARSELL Gash Grocery!

Choice Line of Groceries of Every Description,

COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, FLOUR, MEAT, CANNED GOODS, TEAS, CAN- . DIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, SOAP, QUEENS WARE & GLASSWARE.

Goods Exchanged for Coun

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LOCAL JPXGXXIYGS.

meetings

During the week the

at tbe Methodist church has eontiu-1 tied with special success, many ac juisitions being made to the chuch. As a revivalist Mrs. Robinson's power and energy is remarkable. Serv ices have been held day and night for over seven weeks, Hie Telephone is in receipt of a a charming piece -f muie entitled Meditation Waltz," from the author. Miss Ida M. Howe, of this city. Miss Howe's reputation as a musician i fully sustained by this production, which k pronounced by those who have mastered it, to be very beautiful, and a worthy tribute to hef fraternity, Kappa Ajpha Theta, to which it is dedicated. Prof. Jordon furnishes the Telephone the names of those who will accompany him on his European tour, and they are Anna Dennis, Anna Balleptine, Mary McCella, Julia Huher, Fannie Maxwell, Rosa Smith, L I Adam, Kate PeMotte, Win. Adams,

Smith, Wm. E. Beach. Harry Sim and Frank Taylo , of this ei y ad the State Uaivctsi. From other points are Lucy Allen, Maggie Kirk E trick, Anna Harris, W. O. Wilms, R. B. Witherill, L.P. Shannon,

aias. Carpenter, F Bouuar. Thos. 1 Kenned W T. Pi'MuNb.

New Goods at McCalla & Co.

Represenative Buskirk spent last j Sunday at home. -

Dr. Moss was at Indianapolis this week in the interest of the University.

Joe U'obson went ovor to Cin-;

cinnati Thursday, to attend to some business, Remember the polls for the nominating convention open at 5 o'clock and close at 8, TueaJay evening. Mr. Rankeu, of AUeghaney, Pa. was in the city this week a guest of his brothei'-in-law, R. A. Fester. Mrs. Shields and daughter (Mrs. Jascn Brown) of Seymore, have

been guests of Jno. Waldron, this week. Mrs. Col. Taylor was unable to discharge her duties in the school as music instructor, last week, owing to sickness. Sunday night last, die Dental office of Dr. Allison was entered by some unknown persons, and several articles carried away. Married: At the residence of the bride's mother, Tuesday evening, in this city Miss L6uEwing to Rev.

McCIurkra ot uamson, Iiid. Henry Ford, for several years in the employ of John Dolan, the stave' man, died at his home in Camargo, Ills., on March 26th. There is no better Meat Market in the city than Hemp Wiltons. His long experience as a butcher insures the selection of only such as will make the best meats.

About two months ago an employee of McGregery, the stave man, was disabled while, working with machinery. Since that time McGregory has spent over $500 in careing for the unfortunate person, and t?ays he is willing to spend as much more if his health ean be restored. Such human taueficenee is seldom witness, and deserves special mculion. At a meeting of the resident 1 A.l .ij'j XT'

aiumm ot tne state university in Louden & Miers Office on Monday evening Ji pi il 4th, Rev. J. J. High't, Class '54, Editor of the Western Christain Advocate, Cincinnati. Ohio, was elected to deliver the annual address before the Alumni Association to the coming Co nmenjenient. If Dr. Uight will come and deliver the address he is capable of, a literary treat is in s.torc for

Mrs. Dr. Moss is dangerously ill. TIiop. Masscy is a candidate for Assessor. Harry Weatherby is down with pbneuinouiit. Wood solJ at 8 3 a cord the first part of this week. E l. Simps-im, of '8., came up to attend the contest. - There will no Union Temperame meeting to-morrow. Helen Mar Whi:e will not Inhere as advertised. Ellen Murphy, a colored lady, was buried Sunday. Miss Manic Johnson, of Hertford, was in the city this week. The morning aeominodstinn now leaves for Louisville at 5.50. "Rogers Best" and 'R. & G. cigars at Hobsou A McKintev's, If you want a nice Lite Style Straw Hat j.-sit step into MeCalla A Co. Have yon tried Ilobson fc McKinley's Bread. and cakes? If not do so. Austin Slocumb has wilh.lravn from the field as a candidate ibr Matshal. One hundred and forty members have bceen added to tiie Metliodul church. Holson A xMcIvinley's n"w baker makes the best bread in town. Try it. Ex-Judge Pearson, of Bedford.

is in the city. His mother is dan gejjously ill. Rv. Ramsey of the U. V, church was licenced to preach at the Princeton Presbytery. Hai ry Diirand left Tlmrsday for Chattan ooga. He promises to Jet us hear fro n him. Mirts Jennie Campbell is home from Kansas citv, where she Imp been teaching. The "Zisr Zarr" CombinnHnn thai

.gave a perfunnanee here last week, , disbandd at Greencaatle. ! Let no man bonow the Te' - ; Pmi. w"n it can be mailed 1c, anv jai'.ress j'ir 7r cents a year. I Hojnelv women look lipt..iii bio-

hats. We stole this with the hope of seeing small h;;ts at imta tah -

: men is. j -Andrew 1) dds, a we 1 known j citizen, r.)8i(i;Ua a few najjg south of j town, ued Tuesday night of puiUMn i- ; ui- : The iippcaraiu-e of the pablic Square has be n greatly impruvetl bv ;el -aring out an I tapping th. tr:V!' in ' the fuu il h-m' v Ki-.

La Salle, Pkaxk Taylor, Wolcottville. liyron, WrLi.tAM tt AshkR, Murtijisville. Social .K volution,. Aut'E Loxo, Columbus. Great Mn, Alfued W. Scott, (onncrsville. Thk Statfe Univfi !y Qratcrical Contest was the occasn Thursday evening, and as u?;ual it wa&the event of the college year. I5y reference above will be found the programme. Mise Alice Losg, a member of the Senior class, and an accomplished youg lady of the Kappa Alp'ia Thst,a fraternity, was deservedly awarded the honor to represent vhe University in the State Contest, at- Indianapolis next Thursday evening. Her subject, "Social Evolution," is peculiarly fitting to the speaker, and is pronounced by competent judges as being superior &r thought and originality cf any thing that Las ever been offered as a contest s-.peech. Besides Miss Long's captivating appearance, her manner, position on the rostrum, and correctness of her gestures ?li a Id -o the perfection of her oratory, while her loud keen voi'e, with almost perfect arrb -illation gives her special advantage. The production was twelv 1 minutes long, and at times b,3t' language is very beautiful and the thought is ' 3 pure aid elevating ai the words that. exnres thorn v pietur-e-3(,uaxsp c' lly is this true in 1 e -ef-ere'uee to "Litue jScl," and jsuft'oring Ireland. Frank Taylor,, on La Sal e," was marked second, and gave something that was especially . commendable in the biographical Una Mr. Taylor was under the disadvantage of speaking first, resulting in a lack of iniA '

nwmo:s. Win. .Mieron "Hyi-on," and Alfred Scott on Ireat Men," were in .every sense excellent orations, while the fir.t gentleman spok3 too fast, Mr. Scott, lackrsd the vim that is necessary on mi 'h occaious. The wr.lict of the Ju Tges was certainly that of the audience, and in Mi-uLoue. Indiana University has a re; r .-ent'vo that goes t Indianapolis to'can v off the laurels : s the old , 'Si ate" lias don heretofore, and we

feel (onlideut that her oration will h v no e pial when' she appears i:i the Inter-State Contcet. The gra les of the five judges on Thought (T). (.'oinpi'sition (') an'l

Delivery (D) were as follows; J, A, WOOD,

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Taylor, 93 Asher, 93 Long. 92 Scott, 87

A. H. HASTINGS, Taylor, 07 95 Asher, 97 96 Long, 97 98 Scott, 96 97 J. B, JACOBS, Tayylor, 84i 79 Asher, 80 81 Long, 86 82.6 Soctt, 77f 75' R H. RICHARDSON. Taylor, 6Q 40 Ashei, 70 50 Long, 90 80 Scpit,, 90 85 D. MAXJPEIft Taylor. 78! 85 Asher, 75 80 Long, 95 85 Scott, 80 85

D. 92 89 90 89 96 97 99 97 85 85 f 83 95 85 100 60 . 80 80 90 80

Atmsc 91,3. 90.3 90,6 87.3 96. 96.6 , 96. 96.6 83. 81. ;,-4 82. 78f. 65. 6 8. . 90. 78. 81. 7 9,

University Chatter. Miss Ida Kenney is back among , us. ' rVkmnliwiatitu Air ilia aaa CArt f

Alice Long. C. E. Davis' parliamsntary fonca graces the streets this week. Mead's courtesy toward ladies well becomes so distinguished a sec ator. For fine mustaches go to the ;. Ser ior class. Shirk and Hotfman, agents. The Jun iors east loag'ng glances toward the Seniors ses,ts. Wait awhile boys. r . ' : . ' Fiom the regiment of lank atnl hi n rry looking creatuws that go oilp to the Ellettsville Fort, & steangkr' wonld think Libhy Prison had bn' kn koe.- -A Freshman who hap-.; ; e :en to get his yes open this xweeii,' was heard to ainothe refrain: "Come:.,

come, come, The summer no vis here;-: The Public last Saturday was' -; entertainig both ,froni a literary ani musical point of view.'. Mr. Hollanl

represented Prep, with a well disli ered declamation. Freshman thrc? Mr. Phiprs made a aearching rtview of Marraanisni. -Th Soph-"

more sen;. Miss;. Dillon to write of "Icicles in Nature.'' Tlse Junioi? class did herself credit in . O. King; t His speech oa "Cons r Jrtisn'' w$ ' above the ordinary in thought. At ter the last speech Dr. Moss intror: dnr-Ad th nPUr: "Collefre O chestral

Its voluptwu4" swells" 'brpagh? forth great applause. Its members ; are, Mr. Cook; first violin, Scott ancl Huff second Miss Sanders organist, Scott Stephenson- bass-viol, t Woqde and jMaliv, horns. 9 TomThcmbw " From AnotbBr Correspoiadent: ... Senator Meade has finally made'

the acquaintance ff all the lady members of the Senior class. We pay -look for another mash. Allison's

Photograph gallery has beet m j th loafing place of the Senior. The Preps have been usurping the Senior sents on Publics They, should ti shown their comer. . E. Davis, of class ,80, has been spending the past week with friends and fra'e!?4-y here. He came to take, m the contest, Scott is the boss "violinist-' Hens' to the new Theta, M rnie Howe. -Dr. Moss went to Indian

apolis Tuesday in the interest of the

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Ohio. Cominencenuut is coining.;

up tiie fragments of your heart Scott and G ilium will remember

4 j A m ! 1 I1L . X1AS.- A.BWJ 1

I E i Apm nereaiscr, x iwjv. mf lat'er gentleman wili nevr forge iivTh'e next time he will not rush intfk the parlor in brosd day light anjl, mis-take a partial of e I arrwi? clothes fo." ti young lad , and want, to shake hands; nor w'ul Soott want frf know "Oh, whatxs the nrntter wita Mb a .' It was s wi iked seH, and the Howe Fort will be remember.

ed next -Fours dav, 1 wo anr? tlree years ago Elocution ami Oratofy tfltifrht. in the Univ. Thev-axe"

not now. And with them the. spirit , of oratory seems to bo dying; out,, L' t there be a change. Let us, ire' vive this wanting art. Zfbha .

On Time As Usual. ,

J( n'es now goes to business ,gegu larly. That attac!; of KeuralgN t iaz laid him i p, and which yas o 1 a frest. vi ntation of h old enemy, disappeared, because he tools, a friend's adyjee and used Dr, Tlniils Kc'wtric (1(1. liheiiniatic pain, eu, bruise throat and lung oomplaii(r . 'c . arc invnrbOdv voniucred bj