Bloomington Telephone, Volume 7, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 October 1883 — Page 4
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WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQARE
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
Jiy our b'ptoiul It 6port.tr.
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Prepare in Time. AGAINST THE FIRES
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carry him through. ! Hear Becslcy apply Shakespeare to Beckett and Dye. ' ' ' D. C Stewart was on the wick ; list the first of the week, but is out I again. ! Kelso and Miss Griffith assisted i in Little Red Riding Hood last Thursday night. F. li. Smith, of Ivokomo. made : hi Phi Kap brothers a short visit the first of the week
ing the loss occasioned to the State University by the late fire, and- of the discussion which has arisen in consequence of that disaster, as the removal of the University and it consolidation with the other Stat educational institutions. I have been so long absent Irom the State that I am poorly qualified to take part in this discussion, but J' can not refrain from expressing my deep and continued interest in th prosperity and usefulness of our Alma Mater and my earnest hop that the calamity "may eventually prove to be a real blessing in tne enlarged liberality and support of its friends and the Legislature. So long as it remains a State itstitution, the "Universitv is entitled' to such
Bryan and Young, our Colored j support from the Legislature as will
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The Standard, of London, Enters the Fall Campaign be ttor than Ever Prepared for Service and Duty in the Line of its profession, with increased facility for the Transaction of Busiucss. INSURE AGAINST LOSS OR DA MAG K CAUSED BY FIRE OR LIGHTNING AT MODERATE RATES. Don't forget your duty " GEO. II A NT A, State Agt. L. I ROGERS. Resident Manager, Bloomiugton Ind.
H. II. FRIEDLEY.
L. D. ROGERS.
New Insurance Agency. Jrdedley & RogersGeneral Fire and Life Insurance Agency. Jiepmmtlhe following Companies: AETNA, (assets, 69,024,288 00 FIRE ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia, 4,839,000 00 HOME, of New York, 7,208,000 00 NA'i IONAL, of Hartford, - 1,788,000 00 LONDON & LANCERI1 IRE, of Liverpool, .... 9,000,000 00 LONDON ASSURANCE, Liverpool, 10,828,000 00 ROYAL, Liverpool, 88 000,000 00 STANDARD FIRE OFFICE, 998,000 00
; student,, are to be among the speak
i era at the Athenian, dedication. The Lecture Association met I last Wednesday and decided to have course tickets at $2 per ticket. ; Some one in his eagerness c;ist . his vote for deligates when the ballot for President was being taken Athenian Society will enter their new hall with public, exercises. What is Philo going to do about it? By all means let us have a new stove in the Labratory. A students i comfort is necessary to a good res- : citation. Buskirk, Philputt, and Egner j were among the number who took ; in "Indiana day" at the Louisville i Exposition. The lecture last Sunday by Dr j Moss on "Self Conqest" elicited the ; closest attention, and the Doctor ' grew very eloquent at times. ' The quietness which prevailed in front of the college before election ' was almost paneful .and induced some one to ask who had died Dr. Moss made some appropri-
, ate remarks Wednesday morning 1 when he announced the call for a : meeting of the Oratorical Assooiai tion. j The Junior clas in Old English : recited to Prof. Garner dnring the . absence of the regular Prof. Also the Philology class vrer- under Prof. Gilbert. -. ! -Pay's health improves very ! slowly, but he is probably now oq j the right track for recoverv. His i friends will rejoice when he is able, j to be with them, again. Prof. Clark went to Louisville j to attend the Exposition this week ;. Prof.Armagac took charge of the Shakespeare class during his absence j and showed that he can teach Enjglish as well as Greek. J The girls are lamenting the j fact that very few of the new stud- " onts go in company, indeed some of j the boys who were formally known i as the "ladies men of college" are ! not sustaining their reputation. The giiJs demand a change. : This is probably the worst time 1 of the year for sickness resulting '' from bad colds. The student can not be too careful in regulating the temperature of h s room. The Profs, should see to it that their : recitation rooms are kept in the proper temperature.
enaoie it to inmii its true missionand this duty was fully recognized in the commendable action of that body at its last session. Certainly no such event as the recent fire should induce a subsequent Legislature to reverse the policy adopted last winter which reflected so much honor upon the State. I know so well from personal experience the advantages of the present location and the attachment of the Alumni to the good people of Bloomington, that I would be very sorry to see the University remove! to any other place. This ought never to occur unless the citizen and authorities of Monroe county should fail to manifest a proper interest in its retention. As to local consolidation or union with the State institutions now at Terre Haute and Lafayette, I doubt, in the first place whether it is legally practicable, and, in the second place, even if practicable whether it woidd prove beneficial. It occurs to me that tb wisest course to persue would be t place the three institutions, in their present locations, under the control
of one lioarAot Regents or Irustees, and thus secure systematic co-operation and a proper division or limitation of institution, avoid jealousies and rivalry, and present to successive Legislatures the just and equitable claims and needs of each institution in such a way as would ensure favorable action. I regret that I am so far away as to be unable to render any assistance in this emergency, but m 1 am deeply interested in these matters, I will be greatly obliged for any ju ormation yon may be so kind as to send me. Very truly, John W. Foster.
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McCalla & Co. now propose to have Laundrying done "three better" than the cheapest 21 cents per doaen: agent for the Domostic Laundry, In Bloomington can be found the finest selection of Neckwear of every variety at McCalla & Co. Collars of the latest styles. Laces thai are beautiful The finest line foot wear of descriptions, carried by W. T Blair, W est Side tjie Public Square. Cheap goods at small profits; good goods at reasonable prices. Call and see me, W. T. BLAIR.
Dr. M oss read a story the other j j & t lSf tlie ytdest antl morning rhat sounded deeidely hsu-! i.rt, nvn,,ntinniat f iAinvta
our motto. Call and see us. 05!?' New block, over McCalla' ' Store Room No
1.
ey. lJu t his authority was based on a cable- ram from London stating that a gold medal had been awarded to Dr. -lordan by the English fish Commission. Dr. Jordan will please stand nn and receive congratula
tions j
Pres. '
county, has juat ope3ied a drug store containing a complete line of drugsl a full stock of all kinds of schoo, books, tobacco and cigars, on the west side of the square, north of the alley. Sign: "cky Dispensary." Call and see him.
Imes & "Prophet,
Proprietors of the
QUEEN CUT BARBER SHOP
Ul.OOMtNOTON, Ixj.
McCalla & Go's new stock in-
of the best
boots and Shoes, that they propose to offer at extra low figures.
In answer to the call by
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ttie county Clerk lias recorded the ; last Wednesday afternoon for the following licenses to mam : John ' purpose of electiug officers and F. Graves to Lueid.i Graves, David delegates to represent our college at N. Taylor to Emmv J. Wylie, New-! the State Contest, in Indianapolis, ton J Stoncr to Carrie E. Moore, ' next spring. Eighty members were Enoch H. Runyon to Delia Roberts, present and the meeting was a havJohn W. Webb to Marry Deckard, niou ions one. If there was a cornFrank Axtell to Kate Hollenbacher. bination it was n t a success, at
Window Shades and fixtures at McCalla & Go's now. s. ore latest styles and low driees.
Some Editors i- responsible for the following on the origin of the "Mother Hubbard:" "Old Mother H ubbard went to the" cupboard to get her poor dog a bone, but when she got there the cupboard was bare,
ana so me poor uog nan none. Sue j heart desoase. She awoke at the
was m a great stew to know what to i nal hour and asked her husband
ao, ir ot money she Had not a cent, ; get up and build a fire.
an mm wiu ncr i.isi sun i,o ouv meat juifi in .a inv m niiiw
James V. Sexton to Manraret J.
Rayle, George 'V. Carter to Emma Burcham, Willis Gorman Lentx to Tuna A. Bennett, Willbuu II. Stone to Jennie Kelley, John V. L. Varninner to Mary E Kight.
for the brute, and up in town hi her
night gown she went. All the ladies who saw it and the string made
tp draw it, decared it the nicest'.
thing out, so now on the. street, looking ever so sweet, in their nightgowns they go racing about." Allison has a nc operator in his gallery. He uses nothing but dry plates, therefore it is a pleasure to set for your photograph. You don't have to set and complain of your eyes hurting you. This b usiness becomes a pleasure you see. Just suits the babies, catching them every time. Mr. Shartle, from Patters Gallery, Indiauapolis, is operating for J. B. Allison. As fine work as is done in the State, and as largo work will be put up by Allison. Call and see for yourself.
Ellettsville Citizen: The wife of Gorm-n Dunning died suddenly
Monday morning, near this place of
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Ho arose.
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least the reading of the ballots indicated a variety of changes First in order was the election of a President, Beckett and Patton being nominated. The vote- stood thus: Beckett, 4V Patton, 81. The other officers were eleeicd by acclamation and are as follows: Vice Pres. J. C. Fitch; Rec Sec, W. 1). Howe; Cor. Sec, R. Green; Treas., J. W. Anderson. Now came the event of the day the election of delegates. Those nominated were Philputt, Huff, Griffith ami Bain. The vole stoood as follows: Huff, 74; Bxin, 04; Griffith, 51; Philputt, 40; Moss, 2. The three having the highest number were chosen. Huff is lobe congratulated on carrying the largest vote that has ever been given one man by the Association and it was largely
Father Logan has already made lu0 popularity that no combin
ation could he made, i he elected offi ers and delegates stand fraternally, viz: Beckett, Sigma, Chi: Fitch, Phi Kap,; Howe, Phi Deltn Theta; Green, Barb; Anderson, Phi
Kap. The delegates. Huff, Barb;
returning
the bedside found his wife dead. ?-ho had been afflicted with heart disease for several years.
"Benckert's bread" is a house hold word, and is found on almost every table in town. Twist bread is one of Gerg's specialties.
Father Logan, (he new Catholic Priest, is said to be a strong temperance man and an aidant Republican
tor such is the Kingdom ot lieav
en
many warm friends, and is much liked by his congregation. A man with a skating rink erected a tent out on Bight's lot this week and gave the young folks amusement for a time. "Seven Wonders of the world" at the University chapel next Thursday evening by Joseph Cook. Admission 50 cents. Dr. Moss will occupy the pulpit of
j the Baptist church to-morrow Sun
day morning, at the usual hour. Night express has been" discontinued on this road, express now being handled by the day trains.
Dress Goods and trimmings of the latest styles and every variety of shades at McCalla & Co's. McCalla &. Cc. are offering Table linens of the A ery best grade, ' 15 percent, less than elsewhere. "iArPoW.lNT7"" We have found and others have found that J. M. Barnes Gallery is the place for good nctn For rent two good rooms, econdi
floor outhof my gallery
J. M. Barnes Ladies call and see tnac skirting flannel at the Bee Hive. A single width makes a skirt. The Bee Hive, as usual, is tak-
i m-y the ieaa m ladies misses an
children winter wraps. "The best package coff ee in the market." Manilla. Sold only by Collins & Ivarsell.
White Rubbe t Cement, patching rubber goods, at W. Blair's.'
foi T.
-J. W. Robiuson's grocery stanil
Bain, Sigma Chf; Griffith Phi Delta the Avest sjde is growing mow
Theta. So it is over. popular each week, mostly owing to Pmf. J. A Woodbmn h.,s roi the .class line of groceries
ceived the following, from the present minister to Spain, which will explain itself: My Deak Sut: I have to thank . you for your kind letter of the 29th
I ultimo, and for the interesting news-
i paper slips, by which I am informed ! the market, to ! of the progress being made in repair-' Benekert'i IVn
vegetables and etablos of . all kinds
that he always has fre:i Customers say that Collins A Karsoll's Manilla cojfee is uneqwahTd for flavorand strength.
lobacco, Cigars fcc, the best in
he found at (fen. .
iinteetionery.