Bloomington Telephone, Volume 11, Number 20, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 September 1887 — Page 4
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY. By a Special Reporter. Frank Post returned Tuesday. Mrs. Atwater vieited the university, Thursday. The September number of the Student will be late About 25 students are taking elocution under Prof. Bryan. Better pay your $1 and read the Txlsfhonk twice each week through the college year. Mr. DeLarm, class 'ST, is to preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Mr. Hayden. of Michigan, conducted the devotional exercises in chapel yesterday mornings Changes have been made in the order of the recitations of the elates of Prof. Woodford and Dabnev. - Students are required to attend ehapel this year, whether they have recitations during the first hours or
A NEW RAILROAD KNTEKPRISE FOR MONROE COUNTY. The following article we take from the Evansville Journal It should meet with the steady thought of the people of our county, for next to the east and west railroad, it is of great and lasting benefit to our people. The recent canvass for aid to the St. Loui and Cincinnati railroad has placed before us the railroad as the great bans of prosperity; so that there cannot be too much consideration given to it.
The proposed road will be fully dis- j
cussed in our picr here, and in scarce next winter and iiu sale tor
Squ i re W. W . H arrold w i i tes from Newton, Kansas, to the Tjki.kpuonb: : "I see fields along the line of rail road of 50 to 100 acres that will not yield live bushels to the acre, and hundreds of acres of wheat that was not worth cutting The farmers plowed the wheat under, and it has come up splendid and looks promising for the future. Corn is worth 45 cents here on' the Htreet to-day, and it is hard to get at that. I hear of some fanners north of here with big herds of cattle thnt they arc offering to anyone who will take the cattle ;nd winter them, hall t hat live Mil the first day of next March, but hav and iced ar- jjoiisir to be
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
Established 1650.
Krgntized 1885.
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not. Elocution classes will meet regularly hereafter at 4 o'clock, Wednesday afternoons. Prof. Bryan opened the work this week with about 25 members. Cornell returned to school last Monday and the base bill enthusiasts are jubilant. He has been on a big salary as a crack pitcher in the Western League this summer. Among those to compose the lecture course this season will be Burbank, the reader, and Alf. Marryman, present editor of ihe Chicago Current and a former graduate of the University. Ed. L. Beck, of Scllei sburg, has returned to Bloomington and will enter the Freshman class. He was the honor man of the Prep, class of 'S3 aud has been teaching and attending business college since. A students' prayer-meeting will be held in the old college chapel immediately after the lectnre Sunday afternoon. It is desired that an many remain as conveniently and conscientiously can. The Cincinnati Commercial
others along the proposed route. Speaking of this road, the Evansville Journal says ; "A communication from Lewis Kollman, Ksq , a prominent, citizen of Bloomington, lnd., published in ihis issue, tells of a proposed new railroad from this city to South Bend. The more railroads Evansville has the better. All persons who are inclined to go into such enterprises should give thought to this proposition. Mr. Boilman is not a man who speaks at random. He knows Indiana, its resources and capabilities well." The article referred to i.s as follows: If anv person will consult such a
mip as warns rainuy Alias ne win see largely made by piece meal, a most important line of rail road, connecting Evansville with South Bend. By map measurement the road, when completed, would be some 2S0 miles long, of which about
one half is now made. From South j
Bend to Frankfort, in Clinton county, the road is made, passing through Marshall and Fulton counties to Logansport, and from thence to Frankfort. On the honth from Evansville and Etockport it is made to
j Jasper, in Dubois county, purposing
to reach the Shoalsv and 1 runty Springs, in Martin county. From the Shoals it would touch the northwestern corner of Lawrence county and go to Bloomington, in Monroe county. From Evansville to Bloom imzton the road would run in a strait line in a northeast direction; thence it would bear directly north, pass ing through Morgan county to Danville, the countv seat of Hendricks county; thence to Lebanon, in Boone county ; and thence to Frankfort, in Clinton county, and there intersect with the line of road alreadv made.
There is no Hue of road in Indiana
stock for no one has the feed. Hut
the farmers all seem to think that U'-xt year will be thv yt.ur. Sumo
few about, here wish they were back ;
in old Indiana, Illinois and Ohio, but I learn by the papei thai it is an dry there as here. ! he chinch bug eat up the wheat and ruined hundreds of acres of enrn. f see whole lields of 30 to 50 acres o"' corn that the chinch bug destroyed till I could put the whole amount of stalks in a one-horse wagon, off of 50 acres. This is the second' vear, so the farmer are looking for a fine
crop next year. The worst is out. on the main line west as fir as Dodge City, biu down south, close to the line, on the Texas branch, the crops are better.' ' In speaking of the extensions the road had under consideration, an official of the L., N. A. fc C. said that their purpose was to extend their lines in the next eighteen months over seventy-live miles. One of the extensions proposed is from Bainbridge to Brazil, where the Claycounty coal mines are reached, thence on to Torre Haute, where connection would bo made with the Evansville and Torre Haute road. This connection is a httUi owf for-ty-nin? miles in length, and in sure to be built. Another line in complation is an extension of thirty miles beyond French Lick Springs, but nothing certain regarding :.t has been decided upon. The Lincoln history in the fatury by the private secretaries of Mr. Lincoln, Messrs. Nicolaj and Hay, will deal during the coming
year with the political and military
M You Ready (
monroe uounm
Sept. 26, 27, 28, 29, 1887.
IMPROVED AND ENLARGED!
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COME TO COURT. Ail thos attending Murt at
jMlofiminoftnn this coming term will
find it to their advantage to stop at
dler it o. Restaurant for
Cold Lunch and Fresh
Oysters.
BEST ON THE EARTH. We have the best Wheat Fertili
sing Drill on carlo, and stand readv
(to prove tins assertion to an;? and all Iwho mav call onus. This L'rill will !not choke up with any kind of fertiliser; no bunching of wheat; the jdraft is light and the machiue is (easily managed, Come and see it. ! MftPuKKTKli.fi & SlJOEMAKKR j money"ToToan! j On long time low rate No initeret in advance j M. M. Ddmi ap, i At Mavor'ft offiee.
W- J. Allen,
TO 11 K THE KJGUKST JSXIll-
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VQTU E TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received by the Common Council of tue City ef JHooraingtou,, Indiana, in the Council
(Chamber, at their regular meeting
! O -t.vbc, J, 1837, for improving Seventh street, from QASII (College Avenue to Maple street. ! Specifications for aaid improve-
iments are now on file and oan be 111 Pvm i ii mi !6etn al lh? rity c,erkofl5eill X I S Ul l Ul lJLiS i The Common Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Contractors will observe the fol-
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For general information address lowln resolution aaopieu ny me
c lUmmun c ouncil:
xne reereiarv. i
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HARDWARE, Suveg, Tinware, Doors, Sasih, Agri ou ItnraJ Implements. Agont for Buckeye Hinders, Itwpoi's, and Mowers. Abo manufacturer of Van Slykes Patent Evaporator. South Side the Square. BI-OOMINGTONt IND. That i the average amount paid by the Traveler' Insurance 'oinpany, of Hartford, t 'onnM fcr loasen. 7'hey pay for a mass of accidents ef mioh magnitude and variety that ahno&t eoaiouud belief; icwidente that have im olvod every ptrtiof the human body from scalp to 1jOh that have occurred through every intramentality, animate or inanimate, from babies to oxen, from tacka to hydraulic prenen, from' tea kettlet to loeomoUvesvin every departj-ient of life, at hoiifie and abroad, at work and at plav asleep and aw? ke, walking and riaing, in oe'? oocupatioa and out of it. An accident policy in the Travelers' I a first rate thing to have, and there are very few who cannot afford to have one. No medical examination necennary- ('all at our office and make application. ttoOKKH i WOO'.-LRY, Bloomington Ind
CASH jffi
THK OLD KICLIAkLl
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history of the early peroid of the !
war. New hirht will lie thrown up- ! Cory, west of town . . dd:ie Tal-
Resolved, That hereafter, no bids I will be received and acted upon by (the Common Council, unless the jnatnot; of the sureties who are to sign the boad of the applicant, in icaKe he i& awarded the contract, are
h T. ilennet, of Thonuovvn, ijiTeij m the bid. visiting his brother-in-law, John M RrtHT (y. cRKRlVfilfi
W. II. SEWARD.
Ill N DOS ! AN.
on certain events of that period by
the publication of correspondence and other documents never before
printed, and unknown to but a small
Oar.Hte will conduct a college de J u'nnM rAm i rrrn t.Ai hit-u circle. The failure of compromise
partment aam this year. Full re- i nogs wu 'nllt ujflr om mAnatre,. will he described and explained, as
poias will be received from the prin
cipal colleges in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, and brief notice will be fitae of happenings of general in terest in other colleges. Robert Parks, of Bedford, a teacher of Chemistry and a member of the clas:of visited the University Wednesday morning. He i.s n his way to Baltimore to take a special coarse in Chemistry under Dr. Remsen, in Johns Hopkins University. Prof. Will Rawles writes from Vincennes to the Telbphonu: "I am nicely fixed here ; I was fortunate ia getting in a very kind family, and am well pleased with the schools, and everything is running along smoothly. The people iu Vincennes are very hospitable." Prof. Hoffman will organize a 'Classical Club" at his study next Tuesday evening. The work will begin with the translation of Homer's Odyssey and continue throughout the year. He is also conducting a class in the new Testament Greek every Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Such enterprises are commendable. The work in composition this year under the direction of Prof. Wood burn, promises to fill a loni; felt want. Essays are again required of all the students, at reuiar intervals of time, and it is to be taped that Indiana University will again gain the superiority in literary work that once made her the leader in the State. At the last meeting of the Board of Trustees, new rules for the government of the library .were adopted. The customery regulations to preserve order were included. The library is open from 8:15 i?? it. to 12 m. and from 1 i m. to 4 r. . About $1,000 will be expended this year for books. It is the intention to set aside the room just west of the library for a reference room. Each professor will prepare a catalogue of the books connected with his department for the use of tie special studonts. Librarian fcpangler also has in preparation a more elaborate catalogue which will he finished by the end of the year. the present time, there are about 7js($ volumes on the shelves.
bolt, the ten-year-old child of Re
corder lalboti, left Hindoslan Sunday evening at S o'clock and walked to Bloomington that night, arriving home at : a. m., "to koep from
losing on aonnrtmeur in scnooi as
ment. there are few roaus running! VCM jhuji & puucjr, cmuuu'ji nc fAjutwu u. j nc nine lenow north and south that could command j and confidential correspondence at- fough t ghosts all the way, aw a a through business both of travel ! ler election and previous to his pole cat, was attacked by Jogs, step-
and freight equal to this ono. In f inauguration. The historians now ped over several snake and saw sev-
the north end of all the Michigan j entor upon a more personal p&.rt of roads would contribute their south-: their narative.
Vll , . ,r ' Oue annoying result of the loag
route to Nashville, in ffennesee, or ; drmi,ht is lhe finUPe uf manv wells, to .Memphis, bj the Uicsapeake & . aom - of them neVM ' Wore Ohio and Louisville roads. h'omkA A irt;r11i
t n a tv n t ft l(L- a liAii ntf fill
Kockport and evansville tbrough j ,f of w;itel. a gentleman who Kentucky and iennessee roads are j ha - n t his maUer ROwe .uten. already constructed, so tnat to open tj()n ,ays the cauges of Ue (1(ub,e
tins direct norm unasoumroaa mere uMr
is wanting aoom
oral i(iions in the way.M He however came iu home smiling and whistling and shouting "Hurrah for
Washington township.". ..Soldiers1
reunion "busted , owing to iathire to airree on the time for the reunion
H Xll RO DSB URG . (Jcorge Smith, the blacksmith is
i at Martinsville, drinking artesian
Ub mi es lo l , I beSarl last m when lhere wtts bW water... .Geo. Smith, the schoolthp ShonU to Mittlera.raiul the aiacunt of pre-1 teacher, bu lately mai-riud aud. nrltb
Vi!'4V44,v " II X WITH. IS UOW 111 niB 11L1HM" SrjNl n
spring was not sutHcicnt to make up j of town . . . m Wm. Neill is cloaiug1, for the .leficieney. The severe i out h-ls stm.k of gr0Cene uh f;wt asj
arougac or ne past summer iomow- 1)oSsibie anj intuds coins: west.
ing upon this state or aiiatrA was too , 'YBm
constrncted, from
Frankfort passing through townships able and willing to contribute to the work. The country through which this line of road would nass
is not excelled In productive capaci
ty nor in natural
the road would
would open
inlonsl nuntiph: t.hnt. nfifcd .nl unA ' .
its hard and soft woods would sus- 1 " ' tain factories already established,! Salem Leader: "Drilling was roan d new ones which the facilities of j sumcd at the gas well Saturday and the road would create. The valua- j continued over Sunday; but, alble rock in this part of indiana h though they were 1,800 feet deep needed both in the North and South, j and into trenton rock ?5 few t, no and no more direct line of road san ! more gaa was reached, and the dibe established to convey it to these rectors ordered the work stopped.
points. Co-operation between! They will fill the well up to a depth
South Bend and hvansville would of
oon result in the making of the part wanting to complete the road, and put the parts uudororic management. Lewjs Bou.man Bloomington, Ind.
OHIO A MISl$LPH RULVfAY. The Popular T rough R;no an . Dinct Fast Line to All Points EAST AND WEST Fael Time, He?t AccrauiMatioua and Sure Connect Ic! in Unioa Depot. A FOUR DA1LX TRAINS A Each Way B;neex: OlCINATILODISVlLLS mu. St.L0W Stopping ai V;iy Ptfiutg. Luxuriant Parlor Cnr? 0:1 all Dair Tiain3. Palace Slevicg( urs oa ;di Night Tra inn, FimJDait Coaches on all T$'ai9
18-4 City Clerk. 1 ;rea kxttk mkkt soct& ern indiana (.rgftot'ae, Jnd , Au 5, 1837 Sini ih PatlctMl, rruga;ista:
UentlemiMi You have th be-?t medi-j cine for a jronvnd fumii v remedy ever put f - . .. 1 rm : (
up 1 n.wt iir ?ome cnn. neen rfuiiennji with rheumatism cf th he?rt7 and I received more relief troiu the iim of itI mean 4IiibliarcPfc Bheumatic .ryp-' than from all the remedies 1 have ever ifed I heartily recommend it to ail wh may be nffariug fiom suoh troubles John Clements Hihbar-'l'ti Klwuniatie Syrup is put up iu largo package and ia the greatest Ilood ?urifier known It peculiar con)biuatioo roukes it a great Family Remedy For ftdvspeDtic. bilious or a constipated
person it h:i noenunl, anting upon the i
tomach. liver -mux kidney? in a pleasant
and bealthv maar.er Head pam-
phletand learn of thr-mediciual valae of rlie remedies which cute" into ii; enmpo-
Axnx Price .(K' per bottle; six holiir. 5 10 For sio by all druggists
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FUEL TRADE. Tw ril iK-i inn of internal revenue
Sallie Fields is going t som,'anj luc, tiVkig off of revenue stamps
Ann Anderson's imllinerr bU8inessburden ot- ,omfe manufacturers. Esand has mored ber Hoek of ffod( iall . t,js t:ie ,,;le witit (treat's into a part of the room ocuupi 2d byr4 l(t(v j.'iutret- and Boschcc' VcrMiss Vhalr, dressmaker in the! ; s n as tic reduction of
Sehemerhorn building. . . . J. W,
Seara baa bought the butcher tools
l?aily except .Smdy- faUy Through lefpirt;; Vkt to Cincinnati; Louisvi!, PitUburg, Wahiugiton, Battimaro. Jie1 York, St. Louis. Cairo, New Orieaa und all intermdiaU poiuts. 40UX h or Kmij'auta and Land Seekers, rtie 0. & M' i the. Bent Kontelwauae itk th shortest and qu"cKet aad tfferd the le8t aecommodatiot e. The O. A It. U the ocly Line ruuitc u Sleeping Car between "tJineiunatl ad
ihirtv-six eonts per dozen, has been au.,i"": ... . J,.,,r. . ...
added to lticrcasc tue size ui iue t
vf U-j.W1 14 nnsv VI rc I .a.vu! i, , . . - , 1 1: f ' 1 " ? " '".T'f"'
kji 4 vj v 4 1. iiu; . . - uvf3m"bottles containing tnese reniuuusx i person or by tetter to Andomm ia visiting Iter former tfcereby piyniS oiie-iifth more medi-1 G. JO vES. 'home iu lllinoia or Iowa Dick c;uc n tjie 75" ent s'm The A 1 district reur Ajwu Ohio Himi Ha:el has d;ior himself a cistern .... aVjsf hi(Uvvr for Dvspepsia and I.ivcr isipri R;ul'va
780 feet and then shoot it. They I lur- - Vftt W UV4UiCouiplauit, and the Uermau .vrtf ,
aro sanguine of increasing thu How ! h(ime b lb eatu t tatber . . :ior Cougfll anfl Lung troubles, have, ; - akxkv, w. . .u, to paying quantities. Tbe well will Vl"l two-year old daughtei of, hap.S) the irrest sale ot any 1 res t .en. Mau.. . ihi.u be shot at 730 feel, the difference of ! meon Pediffo died bundar niStUtmetlicine9 in t.(. W01id. The advan- j umanhah, u.
New Albany Ledger : 'Tlwt was a sad sight in tlio former borne of
nurplus water.
NaahviH tJmi.: "V. R. Worrall,
(f Blooinimiton, was in towu last
being used as a pocket to hold the ! Tth (Lamb) Zike is mother to a wfj greatly appreciated by tbo
, uuc urtMj . -. i om "1JC sick and umicteu, m every ;uwn uuu
have gone to ivausas to visit ti)eir;.vijiage ltl civih;ed countriea. bam- j graudon, little son of Johnny Zike,Lie bottk'H for .10 cents. remain tbo i
thA t.olo'i'ivnh nrator. . . .Mrs. Kate
Lee Jons iu Mitchell Tuesday. - Saturday and Sundat. He ays his j HodeCof Salem, was visiting here Mrs. Jones lav dead, dead from j people believe that the manager of j last week ; also, were Mrs. Doug.
THE NEW ALBANY
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grief, a broken hearted woman. By i lhe uew railroad enterprise are pre- j Field and oliildren, of Bloomington.
timo convict, who by the licnicucv ; Minuie ThompaoiK of Dloomiugtoa; t doron will soon marry and will 0o"jQKR of Gov. Grav was nermhted to at-: Delia Bornff, of ( Mear Ureek, Mot-! oupv hi mother's house and thatiwJJ
av was nermiitea to at- uwiuui'-ii ixcy wl- Cupy
tend the funeral uf his iaithful wife ! roo county; Ella Griffiu, and Lizzie j she will West to live. i . i "
whose death was caused bv his sen- i Iane spent a lew nom iu our Deau- - tence of life imprisonment. Chi id-: tifiil little city yeHterday. They ! -DlieiouH ! Cup of
ren, relatives and friends were were on their way to that fan hi on a- ; Coffee. gathered around the eoriise. The i hie resort for pleasure seekei the rf JZTt nf Latest heart shed tears. Lee i Weedpatch hill." ,71 nil n,ni t v t rr w i ters, "o to JJjlnnan s.
, r , , . i jus is the time inat farmeis Moody, Jones men whom lawsuits tights murdurn, arsons, etc, wro : should see that the sell-binder, eulthe terror of Lawrence aud surround-: tivators, plow, hoes, 0cc, are uiedy
ins conntie for Years. No matter : cieanea ana careiuuy nousoa in ury
Durham
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A reunion of companies F and Q of 82nd Ind. Vols, will be held on Thursday, Sept 29tb, at the fair grounds. All members are requested to meet on the northeast corner f the fair grounds at 10 a. m. to make arrangements for the reunion at Columbus, Ind., and have a good time generally. If. C. Hromu, Col. 82nd Ind. S. McWtmk, Capt. Co. F, 8find.
where the blame might lie, whether i pt- Be certain that the tdace is Lee Jones was a felon deserving im-! dry. 1 wo-tiurds ol all farm implc-
prisonment or worse, no one who
The Bloomington band is to furnish the miiciie for the fair.
Ask your grooer for Durham Coffee.
merits rust and rot out while the liloomiield Xewa ; ' Prof, and Mrs.
beheld his grief over the remains of his devoted wife, could refuse him sympathy in his sorrow." Mn. Jones died Sunday night while sitting up with a corpse, it is supposed of heart disease.
Onoe tried always mtad : Dnr ham Cof ee.
other third is worn out. In gathering seed for the next year always select that which ripened first, and by keeping this up for a few neasons a much earlier variety will be produced. Week after next Won ro county fair.
i Perk'o have returned to Blooming-
ington. Mr. 1'engo win attend tue State University this year Rob ert Lyons, the young chemist, returned to the State University at Bloomington on Tuesday." W a 1 1 Paper and Window Shades at UNDLKY BROS.'
WATCHES!
0 Z jI $150.
American lake the Best ! Call and look for yourself. The Jk'st Stock of Jewelry Kept in Bloomington. LA DI KS' ORJv AM ENT, WATCHES,
CHAINS, RINGS, SILVERWARE, JOSH. HOWE, - - WestSido.
S A L-E-S-M E-rVI WANTED, J
TO .solicit older tor NUUSBKY
ir a commission, Permanent employment jruarantaed. Address at once,
Marserywftn, Si. i-om. .mi4son
with SH ORT HAND AND TV PK WRITING tillVrs excellent facilittop to ajiy ouf seeli ins u thorough Bmtnss KducatioD. Uooi board with elpintly ftirvishel rootus, $2.75 r week! Tuition and stationery lower than that of any other simUar institution. A t. orpj. uf able, experienced teacher?. Write for College Journal (free), giving full inferiuatiott pertahunr tooour-e; tlaeoapacitles tilled
1 by many of our graduates, toother vitli
portrait? of a number cf them. Addrew, 1 - & STltUXK , Seev. New Albany, ind. Fall term opens Sept. 5th, 1887. Be it remembered that the 'Vmuh pHotte offieo makes a peeiaity of all kind of job work, ale bills, letter beads, dodgora, clreular Ao.t printed on abort tict ad very cheap. Bttfore futtiatf work im aiwaye leara priM at tk Tw me n elSoe.