Bloomington Telephone, Volume 11, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 September 1887 — Page 4
BLOOM1WOTON TILEPHOMl.
PaUUkl .Friday, witk Tsdy Extra.
KfclTOR AND PROPKlETOlrt, W. H. BUADFUTE.
TERMS:
1 50
One Year, Sit Months.
Three Mentha, .40
yrtisitig Co Urotril eaeh Mm it n .
Office over Collins th Kartell's.
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Laura (Henley) Mooney is home on a short visit.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY. By a Special Keporter. Miss Byer, of NowCastle, is the latent addition lo the Thetas. Homer DiKell, '89, returned to college Wednesday evening. Miss Alice Springer, -30, wan a visitor in Chapel Wednesday morn-
Mrs. Dehla Littell is visiting her son R. T. Littell and family at Orleans. Mrs. J. S. Clemmons is visiting friends in Louisville, Ky., her old home. Miss Lizzie Payne is visiting her friend Miss Nellie Emery, in New-Albany.
THE RAILROAD !
Do Not Be Discouraged !
EVERYTHING IS LOVELY.
A LETTER ON THE SlTl'ATION.
Established I8W.
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
Reorganized 1885.
Bore, to (L F. More, cashier in L., K. .v. hioago, ;i daughter, Sept. i!()th. Uev. Harden will preach at the Christian church Sunday raornina; and evening.
Quite a number of Monroe county people are at Indianapolis attending the State fair. Miss Nellie Wade, of Needmore, and Miss Eckerty, of Boston, Ind. are visiting Mrs. Wm. Reed.
Since the railroad iilection, now a month ago, both friend and foe to the enterprise have I econie exceed ingly discouraged teeause not so much as a word conld ho heard from th e ofli ci al y not e v e n a w b i per. Letters were written, inquiries "were made hut ail of no avail. Word has been received at last, however, from Dr. Norvell, of lilooiniield, who was the local manager of the enterprise, that puts quit a different light on the business affairs of the eona-
j pany. 1 lie letter written to ! John Graham r.ud explains itself.
Indianapolis Business University S' EM KLOCK, ori'OSlTJfi J'OHT MTKMC. (l-onsolklalion of Wryant & Sinittou uzh! Indianapolis lhiine$s Colleges.) Course of Study Pre-eminently Practical, Profitable, Progressive. One of the Best Ktpiippcd and Liir$ct Busing, Short-hand and Typewriting riohonjs in the I nited States. Our graduate hold lucrative positions in this city, and ;.re our warmest Hidorsers. sjx in.-triietor of experience and established professional rcpuuriion. Class and individual instruction. Students enter at any timr. Kvrv Y"tn:r nini and woman neoils tor a sue cesst'ul future the practical Vviituv t r:ui ur obtainable in this Institution, Hu.ns men supp!icil wUki rc ibl hook kc-f'Ts. stet:rs:rap)ierg, )cumcn iin( derkw. kkiFiunzNi ;: - 'l !u' U:t t-iiieus of Indianapolis. Sen' for atalorue and oinnicrcial ' i; :t n t : free. KC.NKS r.MVtHsilY. Indian.ipulis, Ind. l"l!n iT(. iler l) am! Osbom, Proprietor.
et You Ready
W- J. Allen, HARDWARE, Stoves, Tinware, Doors, gash, Agri cultural Implements. Agent for Knckeye Hinders,! Reapers, and Mowers. Also manufacturer of Van Slykes Patent Evaporator, South Side the Square. IJLOOMINOTON, ' IND.
ing. Rev. Mr. Watkin, of Mississippi, was a visitor to the University yesterday and conducted the diapel devotions. The Mathematical and Physical club met and organized for the vear's work, at Prof. Naylor last Monday night. - "Raphael's Transfiguration" by Prof. Sandison, of the State Normal, at the old college chapel Sunday afternoon. There was a social gathering of the Thetas and their friends at the residence of Miss Ella Rawles Wednesday evening. The work in elocution is be coming popular. " The last meeting of the class showed an increase of 50 per ceut.over the previous one. A letter from J. II. Howard.
through Junior with 38fi, reports Lewis M. Williams was Wcditcs- 1 from Bloomtield west and will comhimself well pleaded with his work J day morning admitted as an attor- mence on Tuesday next. Mr. iiliv.
at w nite oulpnur springs, Montana. I liey at the Monroe countv bar, on who is returning from Huston, will,!
! or did mret Mr. Blue in Chicago !( vSll yesterday. I know of no-.hing (lis-!-
will read the Tklkhioxe s.nd keep Mrti,i(iv i:t,:lirr i(lrtnftwv. ,ni Scouragtng; will, perhaps, know more
Monroe bounty
COME TO COURT. All those attending court at
Bloomington this coming term will
find it to their advantage to slop at the Swindler it Co. Restaurant for Warm and Cold Lunch, and Fresh Ovsters.
Moses Kahn and wife vere at
Iudianapohs Tuesday to attend the j Xt is as follows : funeral of Isaac Kahn, an uncle. I "Work is progressing rapidly on j tbe road from Palestine to EHinir-
Cohins& Karsell received several
Sept. 26, 27, 28, 29, 1887.
BEST ON THE EARTH. We have the best Wheat Fertilizing Drill on earth, and stand ready to prove this assertion to any and all who may cal. onus. This Drill will
.not ohoke up with any kind of ferti
lizer; no bunching of whsat: the draft is licrht and the machine is
?4.uoo PKK lAY. . tiiu averare uniounl naid
. i by ilte 'J ravelers1 insurance Company, of . iartiord, Conn.,' for lossw. They pay fy hp.i of aeddents ef such iuage.it.ude and variety that almost, con ion ud belief; accidents that haw involved every part of the human body from scalp 10 toes; that have occurred through overy instrumentality, animate or inanimate, from bahiee to oxen, from tacks to hydraulic presses, from, tea kettles to locomotives, in every department of life, at home and abroad, at work
i ham and will booh be co nude ted.
arrels of fall pipins one day this raakiji H a ntayd fro ek that readily auld at 3 for five , s . KffillKham. I urn 'ordered
to proceed with the right of way
b
week
cents.
IMPROVED AND KNL ARCED !
: n.!lt) at. lil;iv sirt arid u'riL' tvallr.
jeanily managed. Come and see it. j il5J? .llld' rj)i!ur i,, 0M occpatio McPlIKBTKRS & SfciOKMAKEK. J (ut Qf h; , An aceJdejt oUcv
. & m
in tiie 1 ravcicrs is a hrstrate thing
l rr it .i l n t
, . A, a . , motion or K. v . Miors. man last year, will return after the j holidays. In the mean :ime, lie ! The 12-vear-old bov of Pleasant
. i i i J
posted.
Miss Linna
Freshman with
marriage to Mannville Gait, a iner- i time.
chant of Greenfield, Ind., Surday
evening, bept. 18th.
i Banks, through iVwd Wednesday uight, of spinal 'SGy was tnited in 1 trouble. He had been sick lor some
The electric light engine lias ar-
Harry L. Baker, of Louisville, rived and been placed in position.
re prese nting the SI ay ton Ly cen ra
Bureau, of Chicago, was here in con-
tee of the Lecture Association ves- ! coraPietea-
j terday evening. The Sigs have initiated the following men at various times this year: Harry O. Wise, Ft. Wayne, (scholarship); H. J. Kepler, Cambridge City, (scholarship) ; John Edwards, Mitchell; and Chas. Hanna, Fortville. The Sigs moved into Farrar Hall, in the Durand building, last Wednesday night. Their business difficulties were arranged satisfactorily. Theytnow occupy the newest, if not the finest, fraternity t all in the city. Dr. Jordan gave some statistics on the attendance this year, last Wednesday morning. The register shows a marked decrease in the attendance from the southern part of the State, probably owing ta the drought, but a great increase in the representation from the northern part. Another noticeable fact; is that the attendance from Monroe conn ty is less than for years before and yet ,we have all the available material. Hon. Gil Sbanklin, editor of the Evanaville Courier, will deliver the Sunday lecture Nov. 6th. Mr. Shank! in was Secretary of State from '76 to '30 and has gained con siderable prominence in the lust two years as a vigorous critic of the public acts of Senator Yeorbees. The title of bis lecture is "Civil Service Reform." He is an advocate of this doctrine and his lecture is to he printed and used sis a campaign document by the National Association. The management of Th$ Stu-
tenlhaK passed from Mr. Spangler to Messrs. F. B. Foster and D. D::iscoll. They contemplate an entire change in the general plan, and many changes in particular departments. The journal will be a monthly and the, number of pages will be increased. It will uuike its appearance in a nev dress and will bo devoted in its advocacy of the interests of th? University, the Faculty and th? stuientej. The editors-in-chief tall be assisted by R. F. Hight, W. Robertson, H. L. Wilson, F. B. Dresslai, Miss Louie Morris and Miss Minnie Faris. The enterprise deserves 2. liberal patronage from the merchants, citizens, Faculty, alumni and students. The ludiana University Bulletin is the title of a new publication which will soon appear from the University press, it is to b conducted on the plan of the Johns Hopkins Bulletin and will be the only publication of the kind in the State. It will appear sir time during the year in the form of a KWpage pamphlet seme larger than the fitndent. It will be the organ of the Faculty. It will be edited by a committee of three of the Faculty elected by sealed ballots at their next meeting. The Board of Trustees have appropriated $100 towards its support, the remaining expenses to be made from subscriptions at to cents per year and guaranteed by the faculty. The committee having the matter in charge are Profs, von J agemann , chairman, Clark, Woodbmrn, Spangler and Dabney.
The brick will be built about it and
the station moved as soon as it is
of the condition of things soon. I was to have been in your city some two weeks since, 1 believe Air. Bine so informed Air. Feltus. About the
time I should have been i i Bloom- j ingtoa, 1 was directed to Chicago. !
I met Maj. Perry on the streets in Indianapolis and expected to meet
him again at the Grand Hotul,wheu I 1
Licenses to marry have been is-1 expected to give him some informa- j inusjc at the home and to the church.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will h-2 received by the Com-
;mon Council of th Citv f Hloom-
ington, ludiana, in the Council TO HE TI1K IUGGEST EXHl-iChamber, at their regular meeting j October 3, 1887 BiriON EVER GIVEN! jjor improving Seventh street, from jColiese Avenue to Maple street
! 'Specifications for said improve- j
jtuents arc new on hie, and can be
s-een at the City Clerk's office. The Common Council reserves the
Iripht to reject any or all bids.
j Contractors will observe the following resolution adopted by the
jConsmon Council: i Resolved, That hereafter, no bids -cncral information address!1 be received and acted upon by
- jtut K-mrnor; council, unless ine the toocretarj, (names of the sureties who are to W. IL SEWARD, sign the bod of the applicant, iu '!l!JiJ!5?J!y "fVJ'?"'"?'. jcase he is awarded the contract, are conducted by. Rev. Hadlock, and'gircn ju the bid. from thence to he Harrodsbur cem- ROOT. C. GREEVE8, ftpvv. Thft C'ornet band furnished. 1 8-4 City Clerk.
to have, 'rl there are very few who cannot afford to have one. No medical examination necchsary Call at our office and make application.. jfOGKKS & WOOLLUV, Bloom neton Ind D. M. ilAMMOxiv lres THE NW ALBANY
Iii Piomiiims!
For
sued to George M. Anderson and ! tion and also send an excuse for Lola F. Baker, James Sweeney and j my failure to appear on time, i
Ettie Clark, Jos. II. Shields and Ella F. Musser. John Louden was called to his old
1 A little boy has made its appear
ance at the home of Chas. McMillan.
was detained and did not get to the hotel as I had expected. I will en-
! deavor to keep you posted so far as
home in Fayette county, Tuesday j in regard ,0 tlje r.lilroad I amcoanight, by a telegram announcing j Hdent the company is in earnest and the dangerous illness of his father, j will not fail, to do all in their pow-
den died Wednesday. In the absence of Rev. H. V. Givler, who is attending conference, Rev. T. A. Wylie will preach in College Avenue M. E. church next Sunday morning at the usual hour. Tobe Batterton is able to be about again. During his sickness Ira Graves has been kept busy day and night with the management of the business, but has attended to it well.
n.:b Hvmi.athvi8 felt for the be-!1' 1-ORIIM, OR CALIFORNIA,
reaved friends A Mr. fetrain, a, v. . ' .r " . . e brother of Miss Eliza Strain, is here! ,w us the V m 1 0Ul'IS!' from Kansas, on a visit to friends ? hf 'menoed the question ....Mrs. Nancy Anderson w& fii,k iro,lu UP f to h-Av to go, and last week but i now better. .. . how t0 thm!- In thw regard if
Peaches are most out of market l ' w5 ienger iehere: apple, wcra snch an ontil-e!partinent of thu Monou Koute, Chi-
failure that there are none :n mar-i
jcago, enclosing 4 cents postage, you
ket ; sweet potatoes are plenty at 3 cents per pound , . . . J. W. Sears is acrain in the meat business.
will be fuini;ied with an elaborate
Tuurisit d' uule of Souther) Travel,
enirrav-
3Iiss Mary Farrington left yesterday for Indianapolis, where she has been asked to return to take her old position in the insane asylum. Sam Wallingford has set October Sth as the day on which he will be
in Bloouiington to buy all the mule
SMITH VILLK. There is a lady at this ph.ee
containing many beautiful
ings of representative winter cities.
The book is written in the form of a romance and although savoring of
that has been sick all sumrajr. lul'ai 11 expeuTrustee Dowden was asked to omrtSDue Wlth haPPy denouement of the the county to treat her. As the Gorman and Bontrament families, husband is an able-bodied man, the Monon Koute has the finest trustee agreed to write an order to Pullman Buffet Sleeper, and Parlor be taken by th husbind himself chair Car service on the continent that if he find him not able to workanti runs solul comiort trains be-
ar,d nav hia doctor bill, the doctor tween ctueasjo and Louisville, ana
colts that he can, and he also want, j ' come and see h-K wilJCinoini.ati ; thence via Mammoth some good yearling mules, and a lot lT,0U exain5natic,n tho doctor imuul'ave, or the old Battle Fields to ox good, smootu mares and horses that the husband wa8 an able-bodied.Caiiiorinrv or Florida. frnm fnnv ta wvpn vai'j old- Krino1 . .
A. K. Cutting, the famous Texas editor who was in trouble with Mexico and caused considerable correspondence by the State department at Washington, will probably deliver a lecture in the opera house at an early date. He is now located at Washington. Mayor Dunlap has received the photograph from Gus Stevens, at
Bellaire, 0., that was thought to be the man killed by the train south of Smithville. An examination by the persons who talked to the man the day before the accident, convinces them that it is not the same person The fair program this year is a four-page, twenty -four column sheet that is taken, or nearly all taken, by our business men. It is a splendid opportunity for advertising, and those, who plant their 'ads" in it will set? them grow into thrifty trees.
from four to seven years old. Brit
in your stock Saturday, October . If you want nice Country Butter, go to Dillman's Lunch Room, east side of square. Delieious ! Cup of Durham Coffee.
If you want a line dish ol' oysters, go to Dillman's. The Bloouiington band is to fuinish the music for the fair.
Ak Coffee.
your srocer for Durhxui
W a 1 1 Taper a n d Window Shades at LINDLEY BEOS,' A full stock of new good the Ladies' Bazaar.
man ana gave mm no encouragement. Dr. Lowder,however,hitched two horse to hi a baggy, drove to Smithville, hitched his horses, aiid while he was making a (Hag no. is a train came along, which scared his team, and they struck a wagon before they reached the railroad, and by the time they crossed the track the buggy was in a thousand pieces, but the hind wheels turned up and continued to spin until the horses had ono more than a mile south. No one was hurt. The Doctor had to get another conveyance in which to no home Fetit thievinsr .is
Gen. Morton C. Hunter will talk to the soldiers at their reunion at Columbus the 6tb, 7th and Sth of next month. His address will be
IIAUIIODSBITUG. Mrs. Moore and her sister, Mrs. Vestal, of Bedford, came to liarrodsburg Tuesday . . John Farley and wife, who have been sick with lever for quite a while, are getting about again Wm. MeGlothlin'a house came near burning some tune ago attd in consequence he has had tc put a new roof upon it Ou Tuqsdav morn in j? the remains of KIs-
worth Anderson were taken to the
AH THERE ! HALF FAKE ! Cheap excursions to Florida and the South, with choice of routes.
(Sept. 19th and 20th, and on Oct.
10th and 11th the Monon Route (L., N. A. A C. Ry.) will sell round trip tickets from Chicago, and local stations, at rate of one limited fare to the following prominent points : Bowling Green, Ky.; Mcivenzie, Tenn. ; Columbia, Tenn. : Decatur, Ala., and Chipley, Fla. The return portion of ticket can be used any time within 80 days from stamp date. Stop overs will be allowed on tae going portion at different points south of Louisville or Cincinnati. Sept. 10th and 20th, we will also sell tickets from Chicago and local points to Atlanta, GaM at one fare for round trip occasion of Fire Engineers Convention. This route via Chattanooga, Mission pidge, Lookout Mountain, and old Battle Field?. For full information address E. (). McCormiek, Gen'l Pass. Agt. Monon Route, Chicago.
v iTa SHORT HAN D AND TYPE WRITING, Offers excellent ;:acilUies to any one seeking a thorough Busings Education. Uood board with elegantly furnished room, f 2 -75 per week. Tuitjon ami stationery lower thai (bat of any other similar instituUcn. A rcrps f able, experienced tearhfr. Write for College Journal (free), giving fcl! infomstiosi pertaiting to course; the capacities filled by many of our graduates, together with portraits of a tuicubcr of them. Adt ress. J . G. STitLTK, Sec' j . New A ilnyT ind. Fall term openttiept. oth, lc67. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bid will be received by the Common Council of the City of BloomingttkXK Ind.. at their regular meetitt, October jth, 1SS79 for constructing sidewalks on East Kirkwood Avenue, in front of property owned by Martha A. Busk irk, Ben and Lydia Bass, RoU't Hash and Milton Hight. Specifications lor said improvement ars now on file, aud can be seen at City Clerk's office. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any or all bida. Contractors will observe the following resolution adopted by the Common Council : Resolved, That hereafter, ao bids will be received and aeted upon by the Common Council, unless the names of the ungues who are to sign the bond of ;be applicant, in case he is awarded the contract, are given in the bond. Roivt C. Gjsbtsvks,
City Clerk. 9-S3-30
on the battle Clnckamauga, an en- ; j ..jnireb, whew services were
gageraent in which the General was ; . . 1111 mi 1 a conspicuous figure. This will he Jj -- S Iff his first public appearance for eight i WANTED,
I TO .solicit orders tor NUKSRKY m, , " . 6T(MK. Good aialary aud oxpenes The managers of the opera house : 0T tt r0mmuiou. Ierumncnt employhad expected the W. II. Riley dra- went guaranteed. Addrtss at once, . J ;ftitigag. SKILL A HOW LAND, matic company to play an engage- Nursery.!, at. Lout. Missouri.
ment here during next week. A : -
square contract was made with him I
last July and iu keeping with that contract several other companies irere refused the same date. Now word comes from Riley that he cannot come but would like to come a later date. So there will be no entertainments next week as per advertisement and in accordance with an agreed contract. This is all that is of interest to the public.
quite common m tins vicinity
Mrs. Joseph Havre 11 has brought here and sold over three hundred and thirty dozen eggs in ;he last year " Robert Miller is killing quite a number of beeves, killing
t two a weeK. ..r .omiinviue nas otseu
crowded with teams the past week or so, that have been hauling staves A. F. Bennett has a very sick child. The doctors have not been able to tell what is the matter with it. SOUTH UNION." School commenced last Mon
day, Elaska Eaton, teacher, with ;i-'; pupils. Mr. Eaton is an apt schol-J ar and well qualified for the business. ...L. I. Jones is building a iuur ilnwdl'mo .... Lilt IWM' Jnilttft IiaH
come home again and settled down ilL ktl0WU L'udertaker. has on the homo farm. . . . Turner Jiro.iraoved to tha now room on
are building a store room at tuinor,u sjje 0f the .qnare, next to the
point.... me hiim u.iuu ui ":poe Corner, and ia bettor prepared
lOiriM mnmi
SlEW STOCK!
JScpt 28rd, 1S87.
CASPAR VAN ZANDT, the
re-the
place was out on an exposition raid
last Monday night and report a good time Mrs. L. W. Jones is visit-
than ever to serve his patrons. Do n?t neglect to call and see the
The Best Assorted Stock of Dress Goods in Town at Mc Cal la's.
ins friends and relatives at Indiana ietock of COFFINS before you make
Ipolis Preaching here Saturday ;a purchase.
A complete Htoek of late utyle FDRNITURE has been placed iu the hevr room, and additions will be made weekly, as the trade demands. CALL ON VAN ZAHBT KKFORK TOO BUT
night, Sunday night also. Baptis
ing alter morning services. . . . hi. Koons,of Greeile county,vill occupy the J. H. So ms house this week . . . David Koons is the champion lifter of these parts; ho lifted the fly wheel off of Posset's mill. . . .Luvinia Phelps, of Waverly, Kansas, died Aug. 25th and was laid to roat at Parsie View cemetery on the 21 th. She was a daughter of L. W. Jones of this vicinity.
WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL DO. The unprecedented sale of chee's German Syrup within a few' years, has astouished the world. It is without doubt the safest and best remedy ever discovered for the bpeedy and effectual cure of poughs, Colds a:nd the severest Lug troubles. It acts on an e?tirely different principle from the usual prescriptions given by Physician, as it does not dry up a C ough and leave the disease still in the system, but on the contrary removes the cauae of the trouble, heal the parts affected aid leaves them in a' purely healthy condition. A bottle kept in the house for use when the diseases make their appearance, will save doctor's bills. ana a long spell of serious illness. A trial will convince you of these facts. It is positively sold by ail druggists and general dealers in the land. Price, 7.1 cts., large bottles. WATCHES!
$50
TO
$150.
Furniture or Coffins.
American Hake the Best.! Call and look for yourself. The Best Stock of Jewelry Kept in Blooming ton. LADIES ORNAMENTS, WATCHES, CHAINS, RINGS, SILVERWARE. JOSH. HOWE; - - West Side. Onae tfied always used: Dur ham Coff .