Bloomington Telephone, Volume 5, Number 40, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 February 1882 — Page 2
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The Weekly Telephone. - EDITED BY - Waller Bradfute.
Fogs in January, frost in. May, say the weather-wise. If such prophetic adges prove true, ami the irosts
! correspond with the fogs, look ont for
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I'UBLISHFJ) - SATURDAY MORNING.
One Year,
Conts.
OFFICE: Over Collins & Karsell's.
announcements-
Fee, (in advance)
$3.00
Olex-k. . By the solisitation of a large number of voters of Monroe County D. W. Browning has consented to be a candidate for CLERK' of Monroe CirotiiCourt, subject to the Republican nora-
tt
nating convention.
spring times come?, gentle farmers. But now-a-day prophets "can't most
always tell."
There are persons who complain .shout disorderly schools and in inefficient, teachers, who ne.ver go near m school-house to encourage the teacher, or to see how the school is managed. Parents should visit schools more than they do. This would stimulate both the teacher and pupils to renewed exertion. Spencer Democrat: J. C Calhoun, of this-place and Miss Lolla M.
If A young man wants to enjoy a j social evening with a young lady, and
I be profited intellectually, he will find j
that pleasure and profit by accompan- j ing her to the lecture of Rev. Myron j Reed, in the Walnut Street Presln -1
terms Church next Tuesday evening, j
The "Bliss of Ignorance ' ough to intovrt n vonth who hasivtjmuch else
to rfOv on for bliss. Mr. Reed will
. j UVk to boys who are so "ignorant" as
to think that the most of bliss is to be found in something which rhimes with it. Go and hear hi in.
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of the very latest Fashions are now being sold by . McCALLA & CO.
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The Telephone ha been shown a copy of "American Etiquette," just from the press, of which Rev. A. R. Phillputt, pastor of Christian Church . of this place is the Author, assisted by Profs. Walter IV Houghton, James K. Beck , James A. Wood burn Horace E., Hoffman and Mrs-, W. R. Houghton, and Alven E. Davis of Indianapolis. The work is published by a Chicago firm under the name of Mr. Davis, and is the only bookon this subject from Western Authr ors. It consists of over four hundred pages,and is very beautifully ill ustrated- with " engraving from steel. The. subject is thoroughly handled,
every branch of etiquette being discussed and rules laid down for the same. Its ku-ccfss seems almost assured, the fact of which will add new laurels so Blooinington as well as the persons connected with it, The ten plagues of a newspaper office are bores, poets, cranks, rats, obituarists, tjpographical errors, exchange fiends, book canvassers, delinquent subscribers and the man who always knows how. to run the paper better than the editor does himself. A terrible fire broke out in New
York' City, Tuesday, causing a fearful loss of property and several lives. The Scientific American, Observer, Rural, Scotch,; American, Turf,. Field and Farm, were destroyed, and other newspapers are in danger. The
loss runs up in millions of dollars, Patronize your home industries if you want to imvroye and build up your town. The; maji who goes to distant places to trade and lay in -his supplies, should not be patronized by his home people where he lives and " has anything to sell. S; K. Rhorer is having the room recently occupied by Stewart & Mcpheetsj on the south side, "fitted up and about the middle of the month
will move his stock of furniture into it. The minstrel show last Wednesday evening was equal to the best when it eome to modestv and discre-
Tjje U, P. church social w'lll meet at Mrs. Woodburn's next Monday nkrbt, instead of Tuesday night as
Cherry, of Bloomington, were mar" " before announced. A dialogue will ried at that place on Monday morn- e aT1 interesting feature of the liter-
ing last, and came direct to Spencer j WOrk, A good social time may
where they have gore to honfeiCeep
Oil. savs he has Cherry pie
ce expected. All who want to encourage young people by their pres
ence and mite are invi
Tin: students' social mot last Thurs
day night at Prof. Jordan s. A number of students of the University and some teachers meet every two weeks for recreation in all kind of entertainin" sanies sud amusements, and we have heard that they are profitable and the mast enjoyable of social eve ninge. Students -.may be well directed in their social amusements as well as anything el so.
expressions. When the "pooaleasked the street cars to be sloped, owing to the noise, our own Bab. Miers was about to proffer her the garret of the Bloomington National when the thought of lhe E. & J , road not yet
being complete, struct mm.
every clay and is as happy as a clam at high tide. Prof. Walter II. Houghton of this city and Principal of the High School, has just sent to the printers manuscript for a book on "History of American Polities,' which will be out about the first of March. It embraces a history of the political par
ties and the United States government from 177G to 1SS2, and contains all the political in for mat ion in the shape of platforms and other documents that is known during
that period, as Aveil as a c -.story Oi different Congresses. Prof. Houghton has spared no pains to make this book complete in all its departments and it will like prove the superior of any. work of the kind now before the public. We understand the Professor will lecture in the University chapel' on the subject next Saturday
mornme
Lafavette Courier: Prof. D. S.X
Jordan of the State University has been invited to lecture before the Literary Societies of Perdue , University upon the "Ascent of the Mat'terhorp,"
wn on peui.uc - i v , . a aumher 0f cur bes
otirienas ( win. reacn oi jua.iu.veoi.o
among the number,) accomplished in th summer of 1SS1. It will be remembered that young Gilbert, Assistant Professor in the State Univer-
t sity, who was also of tliS party, was
seriously injured miring the descent by a falling stone. It was a thrilling adventure, and involved the entire party in great peril as they were all tied together by a rope, and young
Gilbert, bleeding insensible, hung
dangling in mid-air over a precipice. The lecture will be given in the College Chapel. The following official or der will be a "deadner" on a certain class of
persons that infest County post offices and read the mails: "Postmasters will not allow non-subscribers to take from the boxes, nor will they hand to them, newspapers addressed to subscribers refolded and returned to them into the general delivery, with1
Having an EXCLUSIVE, Contract with the two factories of Bloomington . I save Freights, and can undersell ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY! g. -The SHOWERS 1 Bedstead, ' made only of the Hardest Wood, are warranted, and sold at Reduced Pri ces. SPECIAL SELECTION FOR THE HOLIDAYS IN
PARLOR SETS. Call before you buy elsewhere.. JOHN I. SMITH.
A CARDMr. Black, one of pur oldest and best mechanics, has just finished the fine "Waldron Block, and has moved
his shop one door south of Clark's blacksmith shop, onWalnut-st.where his n any friends and patrons will get their work promptly attended to, on reasonable terms, Give him a
call and leave oraerg. with thr traveling public the v .r-noAAT u "Vandalia line" is a household word ... MRS. E. J. HENDERSON has Especially ig this true in this section , removed her Undertaking Business of he state, in as much as the road from the Rogers build ing to Walkers assi throutrh here makes directroom, one door north of Farmer s cor- C0UDe(;ti()J1 an(i )y leaving here on ner, where she will, assisted by Mr. the nooj) train vift Greencastie JuneDavidson, attend.to calls ;in that . line t;on gt Lou-3 can be reat.hfr(i by g
day or mgat, ana tneir prices win K 0'cloek the same evening. Equally . such as to suit all. Furniture repair- ,rood conneotions are made for the ed and Chairs caned neatly. Hoping n.(-pitfayiur!?. New York and Cin
cinnati, via Indianapolis. This is one of the few rail-roads that is entirely railed with steel. The amount of , solid comfort while riding afforded bv this is only known by those who haVfe t raveled over the Vandalia. JOHN GRAHAM, Agent,
to have a share ofyour patronage, we invite you to call. 23f E. J. HENDERSON.
Savo Money by buying GLASSWARE k QUEENSWARE AT Collins Karseli's.
ETTP: OF HANNAH DOYLE, DECEASED.
Seyekal of oul citizens went up to Indianapolis to catch a few "strains"
tromtne iips oi Fiu, . (llfl ,Ifinm. :rmiili otmvL ;n the
brins them baci; to use as eveiy-aa Q , T ; No. lit).
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All creditors, heirs, and legatees oi said estate are hereby notified that Eleanor Black. Administratrix' of said estate has hied her account and vouchers in partial tettleiwnt of said estate, and that the same will come up .or examination and approval on the 22nd day of February, 1S8, the same being the fifteenth judicial day. of the February term, 1882, of said court,.-it -ivKt.1i limn -mid creditors, heirs and
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The soci al event of -the week was the "reception" given Tuesday eve-
H- J- NICHOLS, AIICIIITECT AND PRACTICAL BUILDER... Pl on ond firvf ifip.it.ions carefully rro-,
imur last, in honor, oi Miss iUariav , I iQnK rpninvod lo annear in sale waA ftw AwfAWmr houses and nnhlic
Ju. IN. A.. & O. Kailwoy. Time Table at Boomington.
OOJNG SORXH. Express, Accomodation,. Through Freight, Way Freight, 1 GOING SOUTH. Eqpress, Atcominodation, Through Freight, Way Freight,
11.29 A. Mr 9.15 v. M. 4.45 a. M 2:50. r 5:25 p. 5:50 a. M.; 7: 25. A. M. 8:55 a. Mi
Brace bv Prof, and Mrs. Cjark. Last coiP't, in the court house in the city
t societv 1 of Bloon.maton, ond show cause, u
people were the favorite recipients of any there be, why said account should 1 1 . not be approved, the tollowmg: Witness mv name a Merk.nnd the 'ME, asp MRS. O. B. CLARK ..j of sj,i ccmrt Hixe 1,'he 31st
would be pleased to bave you meet a, ; lWiy 0f jf,Uunry, 1882.
their homo Tuesday evening next, at 7 o'clock, MISS MAltIA P. BRACE OF Vassar College HEADING AND MUSIC AT S.
Indiana University, Jan. 26,
seal W.m. F, BKOWNLNtt. Clerk of Monroe Circuit Court. East & East, Attys. f-3
buildings; Also estimations of build
ings completed throughout. AIL work fmishsd at the time specified. Office in Bee Hi ve building. 1 27
WanteD
ESTATE OF KETUKAH WOOD ; DECEASED. j In the Monroe circuit court.; in tlie
In responce to the above a company j State of Indiana. No. 73. ot friends filled' the spacious rooms J All creditors, heirs and ies of TT , , ! paid estate aro Jierebv notifu-d that of the Ivetcham m.nBion, Elea-uor Black. Admiiiistratrix.of said 1st street, at the appointed tune,! ., ,. h j1(ir a(.count and
1 The occasion proved a literary' and i vouchers in partial settlement of said
At the Bloomington City Mill 20,000. b.u. wheat, for which the High est Market Price will be paid in cash. LEFFLER BRO. July 21, 1881. Proprietore.
musical soiree of the most delightful
est.;tte, and that, the fnme will come
out verbal or written permit from such
, Mn-sp tne boys say wno were airaia j subscribev A vioiaticm of this reg
to go with themselves.
Wm Browning was up to Indianapolis Tuesday, to attend a meeting of the A&burj Board of Trustees; not to hear Patti sing tvs the Journal had it. A large number of Congress
ional records, reports, &cM erts receiTed h? the Unive.raity Monday, compliments--of Senator Harrison. -Park Pearson, Gtllins & Karseli's well known clerk is confined to his bed; with lung fever. Misses Mollie and Mary Kelly
went up to the Capital to hear Patti sins: Thursday night; Wallace'Palmer was in the city over Sunday attending to business of private nature. Robert Miers and wife went up to Indianapolis to hear Patti Tuesday uigiit -Major Mulky ;fcs at Indianapolis this week on legal business. v: John S..-East was at Indianapolis last week on legal duties. ' r-Dr. Weir is in Chicago this week.
ulatipn will be considered as sufficient ground for the removal of the offending postmaster."
rajs 0m
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kind. Miss Brae- onte-tamed the I ; , . ; th 22ud of rebruarv, JbS2, the same company by some cnoice readings j tho nfteentl) jildiciai day of the given in her happiest sLy ie, anvrng j i,l:)ruavv term, 1832. of said court,at which were a selection from Hofnb an 1 rhicn time .aid rre-lilovs, heirs and
ohhi. nM.hrt Turko-Kussian war. i ieitee are reqmredto appear lawua
"The Dead Dollv,5' by reo.nostj, and j , ? i ' V V f 1 e i!' "J T,t y . ! of Uloo nr. na-ton, and show cause, if "A Fen Picture of luve s ctnen, by a,)y U)e,v hohy saia acc0Uat should Burdette. Among the in usical '-de- 0't be ;,pp1;0ved. ;.rhts" of the evening were two vocal I Witness rnv name as Olerk.and the sodos by Mrs. Alfi-odHowe, two pi- j si! of sai.1 court nffixcd,the 31st .nosoloshv Mi3, Mary Hughes, a j j oi ;IVNING, piano solo oyMrs, .tHnllput, aud vo- j - Vjork of Monroe Circuit Court. oal solo hy Mr. Dick Maxwell. All Jst Attyx . the 'reiV'v-hing' things of the evening j K:r;y()V is A AC OOI . DK-
to i.;e .ti-d;::-h by the eye auci j CHAFED.
;r.ny.-,: itu-1 quests nresen , were . -jn tlt; Monroe eiremt. court, ui the
Dr. .and Mm. ,loas, I.r. and Mrs. j State of India ua. Ko. 71-.
Ail crediiors, hvirs and Je:itoo3 ol s id es ite a-e hereby notified that iilicauov iiiack, AdministiMtorrx of said ustatc h'iB f'lcd h.er ..- o;u;t and w.-.K'bers in partial settlement of said estate, v.nd that the same will, come
up for examination a nd approval on the 22ud day of Feliruary, 1S82. the same U'imr the lifteenth judicial day of the February term, 1882, of said
Sfeikgfielp, Ohio., furnishes tne latest example of the pernicious influence of yellow -backed literature. The victim wan a boy who, after spending his days and nights perusing blood-curdling stories, started nnf, fnr a iirffcr of adventure, which
came to an end nob far from home i Yvylie, Dr. and 'Mvx. 'Kirkwood, FruL ! atthe bottom of a river. The yel- j aU( ii3, AtWiilcr, Prof, and Mrs, ; low-covered, plague is evidently j j:ouhi0rs r-or. and ;vLs. B.x-k; Rev. spreading. Every few days a vie- , M ? -f, v ,t. .in(i I tim is reported, and of course the ; Uil ' , T vast majority of cases where the mai- ! liowr, his. aiul .v- . ady does not happen to prove fatal ! VhiUpnU;, Mr. Jonia:, Mrs. l!ich-
to tho ono effected or to some body au-SOJj, and Mrs. Maxwell..
else never fmdtheir way into tne -;Vr aiHt vfr:? Ajfred Hove, .Mise:.
RESIDENT DENTIST,
DrJ. W. GRAIN,
Office over McCaJa Co.'s Store bloomington, I i. All work War anted. 17ft
J. M. MATHEWS, T. E.MATHEWS MATHEWS & MATHEWS, PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS, rsr i ' . KALSOM1NEIKG gm. The above firm are prepar ed to do all kind of work in their Hue with Neatness and Dispatch, and at the verv Lowest Prices. See then
when you have such work to let.
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uw - i Annaiahounue aa -. .v; j . h time fiaia ercditorf, clsss of feoit-headed and imagiuativ.. Mi, r,. I odd,, Ihs j , .j lpra loes are required to apboys and girls that some means oi , Ami:i jjetmi-s, Olo Wilson, iVlo.he j ';.::, :T.,mrl ;n t;hft t,tmrt. house.
protecting thera should be devised. Manila, ilattio iMo., Yrois. Gmv- .f Bloomington, and show , c, """c- iku iinjiV'jfitj, (silliei t.:uid V o()('.bui n. j ' ' n .,;,.. tCi.e be. whv said ac-
. i JVK'SV.: ; i II L ti. 1 . "(-'i-"'1 ") .. .....1 ! i.f 1 n i--vrr'ori
moved into their new biisino v,rut,.. H.1 v "... ! tn,M1111 V,, i ,1, ,1. , ,i . net h.Jj '.. Mo.. v mv nnie as(v erk. and the
on mQ noriii hiue ney iiavt' - 1 ....... ,
;o their already Jargo stock. ! : S('u Ui , rlu l '"'X
uow extend a special .invitation J .. .. ...... .. , -,, cy oi.Janua r.;;'--t- . Tr.x,.
every body to come and see then. .i Wk,L new eveneh i vane vm i.uwi.,
i -r!-: ol A!onrMi .. treuil l-onn-.
have
room
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and
to
They sell the old reliable 4 fc Earl; Breakfast" cooking-stove,
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Including Cutlery of all kinds, all kinds of Tinware, Stoves, and Farming Implements of every description
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