Bloomington Telephone, Volume 4, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 April 1881 — Page 2

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WEEKLY TELEPHONE Walter 8. Bkabvutx, - Editor A REPUBLICAN PAPER . Unlveirisity Oliaxtor. reported by a. QUIZ. Bro. Juniors secure your horns and tin pans for the Senior serenade. RIBBONS! Pu4Uhel every Ooe Yer, .......... Saturday Morning. . 15 Conger has been elected Sectetary of the State Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.

Over "Bee Hive"Store 8ATJJKDAY, APRIL 23, 1881. JBtullion City Tieslcet. For Mayor, CLEIXAND . DODDS For Treasurer, WILLIAM P, ROGERS. For Clerk, ROBERT C, GREEVES. For Assessor, ANDREW T. MASSEY. For Marshal, GEORGE A. BUSKIRK, Forouncilmeo, First Ward ' WILLIAM B. HUGHES, Second Ward WILLIAM N, SHOWERS. Third Ward ANDREW J. HOOVER. To-dat the Telephone closes its fourth year with the brightest prospects for the future. It now enjoys a circulation and advertising patronage equal to any other paper in Monroe County. Since our enlargement the paper has; succeeded far beyond any expectations. We only ask a continned suport in tlw future as in the year just closed. is thi3 issue closes this Volumn we ask that any persons knowthemselvee delinquent for eilheir subscription or advertising will please call and settle immediately. GOSSIP. ByQui Lady Reporter: MsWjllie Seward has pneumo nia. Mb. Potter, wife and little are quite sick with pneum uia. Miss Laura Mobjlet was sick week, but is entirely recovered. girl last Mtts. Rosebekry, has been sick for several days, bnt is better now. LiAdies snouM call ana examine Mrs. A.nott's ne-v spring stock. Joe Allen was married Thursday evening to Mis? Alice Mc Michael. Caster Perking will move into his property on east Sixth street the fiist of May. Mk. Gcs Walingfokd, of Indian upolis, spent Sunday with his friends. . Miss Jbnmf. bxononASS nas gone to Friendswoud, to visit her sister Mrs. Jessup, Miss Nannie Duncan, of Bedford, went home Weduesday after a plea 8ant visit, among many friends, here. Our city churches seldom ever forget to pass around the collection box. It is never stuffed and there is no danger of repeaters. Wednesday evening Miss Emm Allison and Miss Prudie Arnott called on the Telephone, and were formally shown through the composing-rooms, then payed their respects to the press-room, where the lightning Hoe was industriously engnged in working off onr enormous edition. "It neverer rain?, but it pours," "and from the same standpoint seldom one wedding occurs but what' several others- immediately follow, and to avoid a point of "older,1' it is merely neceessaryto glance at the devastation of two eeks past. In all, five marriages have oecurrd withiu the 'ity, and, what's more, there's more to f How -so rumor has it. One is set jor next week, in which the strong nrm of Jhelawyer) is to bo extended l.i t jramd well known Tadv

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occasionally, and give hi m time to write his speech Dr. Moss went io the Capital Tuesday to attend a meeting of the State Board of Education. Prof. Houghton favored us with a very interesting lecture on the Panama Canal schemes, Saturday. The other evening great was Scott's surprise te see Baker with bunged-up eyes. I was only an April tool. For Valedictorian Hesperian has elected Ella Turner; Philo, F. C. King, and Athenian, Frank Mulky. Miss Long honored the University. Hood returned safely from Greensburg, but says he did not see his girl taffy. One would think a wedding was a very solumn occasion, judging by how slow the students walked back lo col1 ige after the marriage Mondaj. Prof. Jordon was the only profc sor that took in the Contest. More of them should have gone. The boys would willingly have excused them. The conduct ot the President of the State Oratorical, at the contest. was not such as would reflect credit upon himself or University. Why didn't he show the markings of the judges? One of the students who went to the Capital wanted to take his girl to the content, but was afraid he couldn't get her there because he didn't know how to drive a carriage through the streets of the city. So he had to give it up. Now the time of year for ham mocks is here, and many may bo suen spending the afternoon m set mug bliss in them. Bnt they are dangerouh things. You don't know w hen they 'are going to "spill you iu For further information ask Senior Shirk. f Senator Meade "while at the Capital put up at the New-Denison. Tlu bill of fare was printed on very handsc me cards. Senator took the one handed to him and began marking off the things he didn't want, when the waiter politely informed him he was not to mark the card, but tell what he vanted. The Senator ordered his dinner without further marking. McKay, ot tne senior class, was m m -m -w r i i . . back luesaay. Me leit on tne noou train for his home, thence he will go to SanFrancisco and embark lor Alfldka the 1st ofMav. The best wishes of his class go with him. Although it will be impossible for him to be here to graduate with his class, he will receive his diploma and be classed with those who make their farewell speeches. The spirit manifested by a very few of the students befoie and after the contest was detestable. Such remarks as "I hope she won't get it," and "she will come out last," showed a little too little amount of egotistical jealousy. And theu to see them mingle congratulations when the news came that Greeneastle took the first prize and we the -eeond. We say that such conduct is unworthy students of the Indiana University. Of course they felt sore over the defeat of their favorites; but if they knew lest and had more sense, they would vent their feelings on the judges, nut ou one who was not resjonj-ible. The following are the names and addresses of the present Senior (graduating) class of the Indit.ua University: Charles A. Banta, Franklin. . William E. Beach, La Fayette, Charles A. Burnett, Wash'ton.D.C. Dan'l G. Dubois, Onk Farm. Hubert G. Giihun, Hockville. Frank Hood, Gre'onsburg. Horace A. Hoffman, Auburn. John P. I.indley, Bloomington. Mary E. Lyon, Bloomington. Alice Long, Columbus. Fannie B. Maxwell, Bloomington. Marry B. McCalia, Blooinington. Stephen W. Meade, Fort Branch, " Charles Mclvay, , Alaska. Edgar Mk liner, Connersville. J no. O. Mulky, Bloomington. John L. Powers, M uncie. Alfred W. 8,'Ott, Connersville. John C. Shirk, Brookville. . Harry H. Sim?, Utiea. Frank P. Taylor, Wolcotville! R.A. VanFosfsen. ?ecluuiic&(:uwu,0. Charles W. Wybe, Edgenon, O.. Nannie M. Wooilard, Bueua Yinta. Frank Woods rd. Cahmia. Kobcut A, Woo-is. I'j iiic ton.

LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED, direct fromthe Manufecture, and made According to Order, m out of Spcetal Muslin, best of Linen Bosoms, and are Superior, to any we have ever kept. Dress Goods a Speciality ! MADR4SS GINGHAMS, ROMAN GINGHAMS, CHECfc GtHGHAHS. Large Line of Hats!

liaATlSST AND THE NEWEST AJVI THE Cheapest Millinery Goods SOLD 13Y Mrs. M. E. rfrmtt. gjCT On College Avenue, north of ,r a corner, Everybody is making garden. Wm. Judah's wife is low with consumption. Mort. Straine i attending school at Mitchell. F.M. Olophant haa purchased a farm near Jonesborro. Miss Anna Wallingford, of Bloomington, is visiting here. Miss Nannie Corman is teaching school in Perry township. Andy Hazel is peddling washingmachine for G. M. Straine & Co. Rev. J. B. Kadlock organized a Sunday School at the C P. Church, Sunday evening. The Railway company hare rebuilt and lengthened their aids track at the station, and are building a water-tank near the depot The entertainment given by -the Good Templars at the Christian last Friday night was a complete success. The house was crowded and the performance seemed to give general satisfaction. , m ! m -Ri-gers Best" pud "E. & G. cigars at Hobson A'lVcKinley's. i ti m New Goods at McCalla & Co. ,. .i t im, Subscriptions for the Telephone may be left at Mrs. M, Pv Arnott's Milfinerv Store. A Little Learning. A little learning is a dangerous thing, particularly when dabbling in Medicines; far better to use a wtll 'i'bonuis' Electric Oil; endowed by everybody who has used it in ea.es of Kri!iHMi.cuta.' Btirus and all the Ills ti.t an American Soverei'm is sub . j -r, " r.v i - 1 1 ccure. Sol. I bv J. . Shot make:.

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"SINGER" SEWING MACHINE, The ''Singer" Sewing Machine .enjoys a reputation equaled by no other West or East. Beware of Imitations. 0. & Dowdy, Agent. BLOOMINGTON. IND. gCT At Tobe Smith's Store. GROCERIES! D. T. ftaley & Co., (Wooley's old Stand) D. T. RALEY & CO. have recently purchased this Establishment, and received a New and Large supply of SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, CANNED GOODS, CANDIES, CIGARS & TOBACCO. "Weighing Scales just repaired and i n excellent Order. 1 - - - G. S. Leachman, PROPRIETOR .OF New York HAT STORE. For a Nice, Nobby Spring Hat or anything in the line of Gents Furnishing Goods, such as Gents Scarfs Neckties, Silk Banderchiefs, Collars, Cuff, Shirts, -Underwear, Valises &c go the New York Hat Store 1 West Side of the Square. Dining1 Hall, . S. 'PAYNE, -IN l'KOGKKSS" B1CCK Ms);ib; Korvcd . all Hours in exodlcnt s?l vie at 25 cents. 0W Tobaccos and Cignrs of the est brands kept constantly. Call a :ul examine (ioodst.

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- 4 Just Received. i AT THE City BookStorei Wall Paper A N D Window Shades, The Proprietor of the CITY BOOK- ! STOftE takes pleasure in announcing 1 - m that he has on hands and is reewnaf - an immeuse lot of .. WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES careful! wdfclcd with ipecial refiutoa to the Spring Trade. ' In Wall Pape e Pt2nw r m ir, beauUfulin styles and of a superior qual;tyt such a can not fiiil to awt the wauts of this cowwiunity. ' Qf facilities for exhibiting out Fityer advantage, are unusually good. Lad ! ies are espeQially invited to caljl n4 see onr styles and learn prices, both of vhich they will find entirelr saluahptory; W are makiug large udditioM to our Siock of Window Shades m Fixtures. Ladies in want of such articles are respectfully invited to ia spect our supply, feeling assured Jit if they do so, they will lnofartfce Bloomington, March 12th. f.. .Alien, Including Cutlery of all kliMls, all kinds of Tinware, Stoves, And Farm ing ImplenieuUi of every dmrlption. X trouble t lmw Goods,

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