Bloomington Telephone, Volume 4, Number 51, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 April 1881 — Page 2

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A REPUBLICAN PAPER. FuMUkwt ttj ttatttrday Hernia. Vm Tear,. It Oflee: Ovex,,BeaHive"Store SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1S81. Xepuliosvn City Tialcet. For Mayor, CLEUJaWF. DODDS. For Treasurer, WILLIAM P, ROGERS. For Clerk, ROBERT C. GREEVES. For Assessor, ANDREW T. MABSEY. . For Marshal, GEORGE A. BUSKIRK, , For Council men, Fint Ward WILLIAM B. HUGHES. Second Ward WILLIAM K SHOWERS. Third Ward ANDREW J. HOOVER, IT0E2HTATED! A Good Ticket! THE RESffcT OF THE REPUB LICAN CONVENTION. The Republican Nominating Con vention of last Tuesday was the largest, afid Wore votes were polled than at any previous convention ever held by the Republicans in this city. Method of voting was the sams a at aoleetion. A ballot was prepared on which was ifie name of all the candidates, and polk were kept open irons 5 08 i'clock in each 'ward. By this means no dishonest or iilega voting could be indulged in, hence the ticket selected is nominated by Republicans, for Republicans, and there is not a name on it but what is 'worthy of th heartiest sunjxwt o every citizen of Bloomington, regard less of party. For Mayor, Clellan F. Dodds, the present incumbent, was re-nominated Of his character and public service 11 know too well fur our words to add to his indorsement. The nominees for Treasurer, Clerk, Marshal and Assessor are four of our best citizen whose character and fitness foi the position to which they aspire.is beyond question, and' their election will be placing men in office tiiat will be an honor to the ci y. At 8:30 o'clock, according to the call, the three. Wards met at he court, house, and organized into a mas convention by electing Wm. F. Browning Chairman and Joseph Mc Pheetera and Robe, t Kirk wood secretaries. After the Chair stated the objeet of the meeting, the Wards were called, responding to the follow uig vote: MAYOR. lstW. 2dW. 3rW Doddt, 84 124 83.; Henley, 1 60 71. Jjodds majority. 79

TREASURER. Rogers, .1 14i 100. McGee, 59 3i 52. Rogers' majority, 183. CLEKK. Greevee, 9 102 8". Seward 72 81 67. G reeves, majority, 37. ASSESSOR. " HarroM, 1 57 ' 54 fa. Mu ssev's majority, 1 42. MARSHA h. Bnskirk, 79 lfi2 78. Reeves, S0 SI 5. FentrS 10 13 3, Humv. 3 IH ft. Barki;l.'. msjoriiv l'f.

For Council in the 1st Ward, Win.

B. Hughes was nominated without opposition. W. N. Showers, in the 2d Ward, was nominated over Jos. Hubbard. In the 3d Ward Andrew Hoover was nominated over Marion Griffey. GOSSIP. jPyOui Hidy Beporton Mm. Jaxss Small is very sick. Mbs. AmblU Pearson isibetter. WoHDxawho it is that is going to Sandwich Island? Miss Caxmx Clark attended the contest at Indianapolis. Thjb Telephone is appreciated as much abroad as at home. Miss Lucik Maxwell returned from Indianapolis last Friday. . Misa Belle Clark is teaching a subscription school at Snuthville. Wtat Wicks, of the "Bee Hive," is in Louisville purchasing goods. Ths wedding fever has been very bad during the week, several cases proving fatal Mrs. A. B. Tress lar and little daughter are visiting relatives at Bedlord thi week. Miss Flgbsxce Hunter is now in Washington t. C, where she is a guest of relatives. Mies Anna Dennis is a. fine per former :n a vio'in, having taken leseons from J. B. Allison. Mbs. I . Carter has returned from Cleveland, O., where she has been spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Binkley. Mrs. Laura Poland, of Benson. Minn., is in the city a guest of her mother, (Mrs WoodburnJ and will remain till July, Helen Mar White' passed through here on her way frora Bedford to Indianapolis, Saturday. She is soon to t&ke the stage in a drama. . The cards are out announcing the marriage of Alias Fannie Spicer, of this city, to Mr. Garret Swift, of Brooklyn, New York. The nuptial is Monday morning at 10: 30 o'clock, at the MethodUt church. Rev. Webb to officiate. "University Chatter. , Hood is Jhe philosopher , of the 'Sett lor ciass. The Seniors will all speak on com mencement.. Quite a number of students took in the Contest Thursday night. Conundrum: What is the biggest iranq m a college town? A coliegi gin. It is about, time for Mr. Spicer to take up a collection for flowers. At 1 . . . leost we want to see them. Copies of the Telephone stamped and ready for the mail, can be procured at this office ror 0 cents. - Frank Hood took in the Contest ind his Greensburg girl this week We thought he had forgotten her. Bob Woods made an extempore aanress to the orebestra Tudsdav . ixr.- 14. t. .... VT A A. L ' i wcuiug un tuo omujcvl cungi speecu es. Among other things pleasant to notice on the evening of the Oratorical Contest here, was President bhirk harness, direct from Indian apolis. SgBtttof .Mcffd's smiling counte nance and genial voice was missed from the Constitution class Tuesday morning. His "mash" had gone to ,the contest, and he well he had to Uncle Spicer" amiHfed himself last Tuesday by watching the boys and girls trip theniRelves on a loose string of the carpet of the lower hall in the college. Uncle Tommy you must not do that and more or we 11 report 3-ou to the (acuity. The lowest, meanest, dirties n ost cont mptable th n 4 that has been done in Bloomington this year, was that painting put on the fence last Friday night This sneaking, hair-brained deed, intended for an insult to Mis? Long, should fall like a boomerang ou its author. They have no symjmthy among resp.ctnhle people. " cw CiMds ut M'ulla i!o '

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LAUNDRIED und UNLAUNDRIBD, direct fromthe Manu&cture, out of Special Muslin, best of Linen Bosomn, and are Superior to any we

Dress MADRABS GINGHAMS, XHUS lor the spr ing snowers nave brought more ihud than flowers. vwt f . I The Republiean majority for the S ttite ticket leftt week in Michigan was 20,006 In Rhode Island, 6,000. Gem. Bkm Sroonsm U. 8. Marshal in Indiana for twelve years past,, and a prominent Republican; died at his home in Lawrenceburig:, last Friday. W11 have made arrnoigements, and can now send the Louisville Weekly Commercial, and the Telephone to any addreste, for orte year, both for $1.50. Dispatches state that gold has been discovered in liil'ge quanities, and that a thousand minerti, with outfit, are soon to start for that prom ised land' Alaski Thu: electric light was tried last Saturday night in Acxon, Ohio, ann proved a" success. In Bloomingtoil oae jet placed upon top of the court house would light the whole town. Tsk fact that Cincinnati, ft Republican city, elected a Democratic mayor, RndSt. Louis, strongly Democratic, elected a Republican by 13,000 majority, shows that the people are ready to condemn corruption without fegmrd to party lines. This is true su rage. PROSTRATED Jabeah Snow, G unning Coac, N 9 writes, "I was completely prostrated with the Asthma, but hearing of Dr. 'fhonW Eclectric Oil, I pfocured a bottle, and it did me so much good, that I got another, and before .it was used I was cured. My son was cured of a bad cold by the use of a half bottle. It goes like wildfire, and makes cures wherever it is used. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker; RSUOVfiD I have removed my Stock and Figures on Seventh street East oi Wool ey's Store, where 1 am prepared make all kinds of Boots and Show, to order, promptly, I, solicits the Ladies to bring their anom to be patched, as I have iu veil ted a cement that (1 KNOW WILL HV- SATISFACTION) I do my patching.w.ith, that does ait ay witb Great Awkward seams. J sou) Mao1, Ludicican lett their orders ik the tort wont below

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All Pure Silk, Tram, OiiganltLne, Ladies' Fancy HOSJ$-ixta lenfltks G ants Fancy How, ftuMoned Heel andTee Baid.

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Large Line of Hats!

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"SINGER" SEWING MACHINE, The "Singer Sewing Machine en joys a reputation equaled by lib other W est or East. . Beware of Imitation, . 0. Dowdy, dgent. BLOOMINGTOK, tSD. At Tobe Smith's Store. W. J . Allen, gCT DIALSR tX frfl HARDWARE, Including Cutlery of all kinds, all kinds of Tinware) Stoves and .'Farming Implements of every decripi:ion. fto trouble to show. Goods. South Sidi the Square. G S. Le&chman, --?R0 PRIETO OF Hew York 11x1 A k3 XUXXXX. For a Nice, Nobby Spring Hat of anything in the line ef Gents Furnish ing Goods, such as Gents Scara Keck--ties, Silk KanderchtefiM Collars, Cuff, Shirts, Undvrwear, Valigcs Ac, go bhe New York ; Hat Store ' " 1 West Side of the Squari. Diiiiiig Hall, -in "pROGiiEs sM block:MealH sorted at nil Hourfi In excellent fri: vl at :25 cents. . S$& Tobacco and ('igars olf the est brands kept ionatarifljr. Cfttl ft.l JM! (I'jOCls..

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