Bloomington Telephone, Volume 5, Number 1, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 April 1881 — Page 2

WEEKLY TELEPHONE Waxhsu 8. Bradfutk, - Ed! tor A REPUBLICAN PAPER . Published every (Saturday Morning. One Fesr,... 75

Office: Over !Bee Hive"Store SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1881. Bepublioau City Ticket. For Mayor, CLELLAND F. DODDS. For Treasurer, WILLIAM P. ROGERS. For Clerk, ROBERT C, GREEVES. For Assessor, ANDREW T. MASSEY. For Marshal," GEORGE A. BUSKIRK, For Council men. First Ward WILLIAM B. HUGHES. Second Ward WILLIAM N. SHOWERS. Third Ward ANDREW J. HOO VER. GOSSIP. JByOui Xacly Reporter: Miss Birdie Andrews has measles. Mks. Da. Moss is able to be about again . Bloomington should hare a cook ing club. RevI Webb was at New Albany last Wednesday. Mpjffps and and measles are spreading rapidly , Mrs. B. A. MoGee was visiting in Indianapolis last week. John Bitskuuc, of Gosport, spent last Sunday in the city. The boquc t has come at last, so has the man who eats onions. Lora, daughter ot Mr. Kartell, is very sick with pneumonia. JAtBB Zet. Fields, of Harrodsbnrg, is visiting her borther, Len. "What are yon getting for Commencement,' is the question. Mb. MpsEs Kahn and family are visiting relation in Cincinnati, a Mks. Smth. of Salem Ind., is visiting at the residence of Mr. Stuart Miss Lizzie Owek is visiting her brother Senator Owen, at Oxford, lnd. Mas. Cora Tehakt of Noblesville is visiting her mother Mrs. Wentworth. Miss Aknie Coup, of New Albany, was the guest of Mr, Bonsall this week. Joh.v IIcxter will be married one week trom next Thursday, to Miss Manie Johnson, of Bedford. Miss Mattib Axtell has returned from the country, where she has been visiting Miss Emma Houston. The ladies of the Christian church are getting up a concert, the proceeds of which will go fc the building fund. . The cards announcing the wedding of one of Bloomington's young ladies to an Indianapolis gentleman, will be out next week. An autograph fan ia the latest social instrument of torture. It if made of pure white parchment, and bangs unnoticed by the fair wearer's side, until the lady meets with any celebrity, when she unfurls her fan and begs her victim to inscribe his signature, or any short impromptu which may occur to him at the moment. Temperance HdCawM MectThe Citizens of Bloomington and vicinity will meet in the Court House on Thursday, May 5th, at .7:30 p. m for the purpose of ratifying the action of the Legislature in passing the Temperance measure known as tlu 'Constitutional Prohibitory Anion! ment.n Every body without ref r nce to politics, religion, color or "previous condition," come out and s rtisfy the expectations of everv body. Jkknv good speeches wil be ad . Omr:t; oi Com,

University Oliaxter. reported by a. quiz. Miss Thompson has gone home. Athenian Spring exhibition next week. The Seniors gave their annual serenade last night. v L. L. Broaddus, a former student, was married this week. Lon Moffet would like to make a "mash" if he kne w Howe One week more and the Juniors will be the highest class. Gilbert has taken charge of Prof Clark's class in English Literature.

The Howe Fort is prepariug to challenge the world for a league earae of ball. Wallingford is the latest Phi Delta Theta. 'Another has forsaken the paths of the wicked." The Senior class Has a great deal of business to attend to, judging from the number of meetings they hold. Hon. H. C. Dcncan will give a reception to the Sigma Chis of this chapter on the evening of the 12th. The base-ball grounds in , the University campus are being cleaned off. and now the Sophomores and Freshles rejoice. Geo. Banta, of '76, is to be married Tuesday evening to Miss Lillie Vanter, a charming young lady oi Fn nklin, this State. Michner is the strongest Baxter man in the Senior class. But he believes it would be better to channe the name to something else. Tleloys now when walking with their girls do not like the east side of the square. It is so much more nleasant to promenade on the Avenue. Nelson K. Crow, of class '51, has been chosen to deliver ths Alumni address. He was the first man to ride the Phi Delta Theta goat in the Indiana University. Rev. McCullough gave ono of the most interesting lectures of the season in the University chapel Tuesday ovtning. On Wednesday morning he also gave interesting remarks. The Seniors are required to give their pedigree, to be put in the Uni versity archives, so that when any 4-f them get to be President it will bo not be hard to find their early history. The Public last Saturday morning, though short, was good. Dow Foster represented the Preparatoiy Department with a declamation, and Mis Carrie Short the Junior class, wiih an oration. Miss Short labored under the disadvantage of not having her speech well committed. The Seniors are excused from public, and the Sophs, and Freshies have the spring fever, so their classes were not represented. The following: is the Dronramma of the 52nd annual Commencement of Indiana State University, as furnished us by President Moss : May 31st to June 3rd: Examinations of College clasfies. June 1st, 2:30 r, m.: Meeting of the Board of Trustees. June 3rd, 7:30 r. m.: Valedictory exercises of the Literary Societies. June 4th, 7:30 r. m.: Reunion of class of 1876. Literary exercises by Members of the class. June 5th, 3:30 p. m.: Baccalaureate Sermon, by the President. 7:30 p. m.: Address before the University Y. M. C. A. June 6th, 8 a. m.: Commencement of the Preparatory Department. 7:30 p. m.: Address before the Literary Societies, by Hon. IX P. Baldwin, Attorney-tjeneral ot Indiana. June 7th, 2:30 p. m.: Business Meeting of the Alumni. 7:30 p. m.: Literary exercises of the Alumni. June 8th, 9 a. m.: University Commencement. Social Reunion and Levee of the Alumni. Save Money by buying GLASSWARE fe QUEENSWARE AT Collins & Karseirs. Liquid Gold Dan'! Plank, of Brooklyn, Tioga Co. Pa describes it thus: I rode thirty miles for a bottle of Dr. Thomas' alectr(ic Oil, uhich effecUd the wonderful cure for a Crooked Limb in six applications; it proved worth more than Gold to me. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker. "Rogers Best" ri d 'R. & f cigars at Hobson&A clCinles. Subscriptions for the Telephone may bo left at Mis. M. P. Arnotl's Miiiinerv Store.

R I B B O

Q

LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED, direct fromthe Manufecture, and made According to Order. aA out of Special Musilin, best of Linen Bosoms, and are Superior to any we have ever kept, , Dress Goods a Speciality! MADKASS GINGHAMS, ROMAN GINGHAMS, CHECK GINGHAMS. Large Line of Hats!

SUMMER SCHOOL. FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION. t Under the management of the Prejaratory Teachers, State University, Bloomington, Indiana, commencing July 18th, and ending with the Monroe County Teachers' Institute, August 26th, 1881, WHAT'S TO JESE DOM 111 FOLLOWS: 1st COMMON BRANCHES: (a) Each branch will be thoroughly reviewed, and difficult points disnoaoH anil Ynlninftd.

(v) The course of instruction in GRAMMAR will unfold various modes of

Analysis ana scnoiary opinions oi Knotty qnesinians: v jvv jvfvxm 4 will be conducted by topics and questions, 1,000 questions in descriptive Geography will be given, all essential points in Political Geography, MATHEMATICAL and PHYSICAL Geography Specialities: The treatment of PHYSOLOGY will be cokpkebensivx, thorough and practical: U. S. HISTORY will be taught by the most impressive methods: READING, WRITING and ORTHOGRAPHY will be given due prominence; the study of AUTHORS connected with the work in reading, will be especially useful to teachers, (c) Those desiring to obtain Teaehers'License will receive special attention. 2nd THEORY AND PRACTICE: m (a) This portion of the work will be handled in a way which will be eminently practical to those about to teach for the first time, (u) Teachers of experience will receive valuable hints and suggestions on School management. m m . (c) The elements of a Training School will be developed from time to time. 3ud PREPARATORY WORK FOR COLLEGE CLASSEfe (a) In addition to the work on the commou branches,, recitations in Algebra, Geometry, and Latin will be conducted for the benefit of those desiring inst ruction, in these studies, (a) An intimate acquaintance with Preparatory work enables the conductors of this School to do more in the same length of time towards preparing for college work than can be done elsewlaexe in the State.

4th A COURSE OF 1ECTUKJSS: (a) On subjects particularly useful (b) On si t subjects enterta ining and T-? wi AliTvS Our ruTEF ohfoct

An acquaintance with the Public Schools and with the workings of various Normal Schools, enable us to insure as much and as lasting benefit to be gained fr m this school as can be derived from any similar school elsewhere. Literary work of a useful and entertaining nature will be presented during the progress of the school. Any one defiling to enter the Freshman or Preparatory classes of the University, or any similar institution, can find here an unusually good opportunity to prepare himself. TUITION $5, payable in advance. Board from $2:25 to $3;00, per week. Parties wishing board at the lowest rates must communicate with the Teachers on the subject. Cost of the entire term need nol exceed $20. For further information address: nl-12 W. R. Houghton, J. K. Bitot, or J, A. Woojjburn,

GROCERIES! D. T. ftahy & Co., (Woolcy's old Stand) D. T, RALEY & CO. have recently purchased this Establishment, and received x New and Large supply of SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, CANNED GOODS, CANDIES, CIGARS & TOBACCO. "Weigh ins Kmles just repaired uii'l iuexcvilt-ui Order. L

N S !

- RO - S FAILLE!

All Pure Silk, Tram, Orgaimne, Ladies' Fancy HOSE extra length. Gents. Fancy Hoes, fashioned Heel andToe Band.

51 Mn

to Teachers. instructive to all. is to conduct a leachers normal. G. S. Imchnum, ntorniETOR OF Mew York HAT STORE. For a Nice, Nobby Spring Hat or anything in the line of Goals Furnish ing Goods, such as Gents Scarfs Neckties, Silk Handmhiefs, Collars, Cuff, : Shirts, Underwear, Vuliscs &c, go the New York II at Store 4 ' 1 West bide ot the Square.

lie

Just Received. AT THE" .. City BookStore! Wall Paper ANDWindow Shadq. The Proprietor of the CITY BOOK STOKE takes pleasure in auoouniang that ho has on hands and is receiving an immense lot of WALB PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES; cftrefu lly selected with tpecisl refti-ene to the Spring Trade. 1 In Wall Papers the patterns are new, beautiful in style, and of a supeirior quality, such as can not fail to meet the wants of this community. Our facilities for exhibiting our Paper to advantage, are unusually good. ladies are specially invited to call and see our styles and learn prices, both of hich they will find entirely satiefisetory. We ure making large additions to our Stock of Window Shades and Fixtures. Ladies in want f such articles are respectfully invited to Isj spect omr supply, feeling assured th if they do so, they will look no farther Bloomington, March 12th. W. J Allen, jgtT PEALSB IK -CP HARDWARE, Including Cutlery of all kinds, all kinds of Tinware, Stoves, and Farm ing Implements of every description 5s o trouble to show Goods'. kcutU liiX the qure.