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WALTER BRADFUTE, Proprietor.
THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF HL0OMINGT0N AND MONROE COUNTY.
Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra.
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BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, OCT. 4, 1887
NO. 22.
LOCAL NEWS
The boeks for the Monroe County Heading Circle. have arrived. Mre.-W.-T Breeden Hpent the latter part of the ireek at Louisville Eph Hughes is able to be on the streets again al ter a protracted sickness. The Webb cigar store, on the west side, will move away in a short time. Alexander & Miller hare aided a book-keeper to their store,MissJ5adie Burgoon. Miss Ida Cooper, of Martinsville, is in the city spending a few days.
with friends. Prof. J. K. Beck was called to hi old home last week to attend the funeral of his mother.
Salt Creek township is to have a postofiice "Dick", in honor of Squire "Dick" Stevens. Jes. K. Alexander, late of Dunn fc Co., expects to travel for a wholesale grocery house of Louisville. The marriage of E. C. Fitch to
Miss Alice Springer will take place
Rev. Flemmiug, of Greencastlc, occupied the pulpit of the Christian church Sunday morning and evenV T "II 1
i iner. Me win also preacn tne com-
ing Sunday. Some of the .schools throughout the county are delayed on account of the absence of water. Many of the sohools are compelled to carry drinking water from one to two mites. It is 'wi.;gAble that the grade of horses ia this county grows better each year. There are many horses in Monroe county that will compare with the best in the State, and still ike improvement goes on. James Binkley returned to his home in St. Louis, yesterday. He is now connected with the claim de
partment of four different railroads
Extra copies of the Ti:ij::iiosk alwav- n hand at Faris Bros'.
Hon. Samuel M. Kalston, of Lebanou, spent Sunday with friends at this place. Quite a number left this morning for Chicago to attend the reception of President Cleveland.
Attend the lecture at college chapel tft-night. Subject "Rugby, Thomas Arnold and Tom Brown."
An elegant combination coach and baggage car has been turned oat at the shops of the L., N. A. & C. and placed in service on the main line.
V BAD WRECK.
Several Persons Injured. A COW DERAILS A PASSSKNGiilt TRAIN.
Do not fail to pay a visit to the Kickapoo Indian camp, now located at this olace: it is the sicrht of a life
time. There will be free exhibi- tlie depot, when a cow was noticed
The southbound accommodation that leaves here for Louisville at 6:0 M. wfs wrecked just this side of Salem yesterday morning. Only meagre particulars can be learned, and they are about as follows : The train was running at full speed through the cut that just preceeds
John Loudeie received a telegram l ist night 8tatinw that his step-mother was dying. His father died only two weeks ago. It is stated on good authority that wi thin two v run the train dispatcher's ottiee for this division of the
iL.j N. A. C. rt-.id will be moved ! from Lafayette to Bloomington. H
wm oe locatea m tue oiu i;unn building.
tions daily.
A decision by the Supreme Court
in that city. The item that slipped i in th Grimes-Pedigo contest case
into -a few copies of the Tjelwhokk regarding the dangerous sickness of his wife was a mistake.
f From one of the trustees, and also ! i' a. tt vr.
an ex-wuBccc iu luu uvx mav university, a Telephone reporter learns that Senator Voorliees has absolutely been retained -to represent that university in the approaching will case
V , . . , , at ew Albany, in which the ten at the Presbvtenan church to-morrow I M1. , - , , v . " - I million of dollars of the late V . C.
morn in sr.
Rev. John Bryan is growing very weak and now requires the constant Attention oi some person. He is up very little: . Ren. C. Smith has sold his half interest in the grgftt& q5pu& & Kirby to Mr. Kirby and retired from the firm.
DePauw will be disposed of by the
L; censes 10 marrv have been issued to Hairy Phillips and Dora Deckard, Theophilus E. Allen to SallieE. Stiint
need not be expected before Oct.
20th, as the case will not come up before that date.
Recorder Talbot t was at Indianapolis, Saturday, to see Cleveland. He states that the President asked particularly for Dr. Simpson, and that Mrs. Cleveland sent a rarile
to Sup't
and her kindest regards Craven.
See Little Bright Eye, the Kickapoo princess,a genuine prairie ilow-
c ' 1 ' er, the daughter of a Kickapoo intervention of a jury of twelve) . r r,,, 1 t r p . . . , . .. chief, lhe Kickapoo Indians art
John Wilson and wife and Miss Emma Bullock, of Bloomington, Illinois, are the guests of H. J. Nichols and wife.
The Board of Health should see that the condition of the city is cleaner than at present. There are many complaints from different quarters. You can now see life among the Kickapoo Indians at your" own doors. The exhibition is interesting, amusing entertaining unique and pleasing, and don't you forget they are free. Squire W. W. Harrold is in the eity on a short visit. He is now located at Newton, Kansas, and at the head of a carpenter force on the Santa Fe road.
Mrs. Binkley, wife of the late Bev. S. L. Binkley, will spend the winter m Bloomington and board with Mrs. Showers. As soon as the lease expires she will probably take the Carter property for her future home.
Wm. P. Rogers has been invited by Dr. Jordan to deliver his address on "Life" ale the college chapel at an early date. This is the address that was given at the . old settlers9 meeting and received such favorable comment.
Greencastlc Times : "Dr. W. M. Zaring, the retiring minister, has been appointed presiding elder and will have charge of the Bloomington district with headquarters at Bloomington. He leaves with the best wishes of his many friends in the city, where he has filled the pulpit of Locust street his allotted time in a manner most highly satisfactory to all."
The Rev. Wm. Teller requested the presiding elder to give him circuit work this year, that he might have the benefit of horseback riding and exercise in the fresh air. He was appointee to Ellcttsvilie. At Bedford, his recent location, he gave excellent satisfaction, and it is hoped his health will soon be restored, as he is regarded as one of the beet preachers of the confereace.
"lawful men, good and true, Ac."
The reporter also learned, sub rosa, that General Ben. Harrison and Col. Will. Cumback, of Decatur Co., will probably bo associated .with Senator Voorliees ;n the assertion of the rights, real and supposed, of our neighboring university. Trustee
I Binkley declined being interviewed,
saying "The employments will be made public as soon as they are all made." Col. Friedly, of course, for Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh, of Salem, the only surviving daughter by Mr. DePauw's first marriage, who is the plaintiff in the case, is equally reticent. The Col. has his face turned stoutly against trying the cause celebre in the newspapers. Yet it was gathered from him when he was here this week, that the case will likely be tried at New Albany during the coming January. The Barnesvillc (O.) Republican introduces a two-column article on the life of Rev. S. L. Binkley, as follows: For he fell like a Martyr, He died at bis post." Rev. Binkley is dead ! That was the exelamation of almost every citizen as the sad toll of the M. E. church bell was heard last Saturday afternoon, near three o'clock. The surmise was correct, and the soul of
one of God's ideal men had gone to His mansion to take on its garb of Immortality. Sorrow was pictured on the faces of the old and young, the high and low, the strong and weak as the truth was realized. At the close of the first three years' pastorate in one charge he dies, leaving to it a record wonderful, sublime, complete. The physical was not as strong as the spiritual man and he, with trembling limbs, moved from his church to his bed. As the days passed the overtaxed body found an enemy in the ap proaching fever that was not to be conquered. He saw the handwrit
ing, heard the sweet music, and felt
kapo
here and will .illustrate Indian War Dances, Buffalo Dances, Scalp Dances, Sharp Shooting, etc., etc. These exhibitions are free, and no one should fail to ee them. The show will be on Prospect Hill. Sup't Blue, who is the head of the proposed new railroad, in answer to an inquiry, writes as follows : Ms. H. J. Fsltu, Dear Sir: Your favor of the 7th ingt. making inquiry concerning the plans and prospects of the St. L. fc C. K. R. Co., is at hand. In reply permit ms first to assure you that the rumors that we are waiting to sell, which you say are in circulation, are wholly unfounded. As you are aware, the officers and ownership of the Indiana & Illinois Southern are practically the same, and neither of these properties are on the market for sale
or looking for purchasers. On the other hand the latter is being thoroughly reconstructed and the guage widened to standard; the grades
j lowered, and the embankments
widened and raited, and new bridges built. It is the desire of the company to put the line from Switz City to Columbus under contract of construction at an as early a date as all arrangements can be made. The company is certainly very sincere in it desire to construct this line, believing that it will be a fairly desirable property itself and also that it will add to the value of the L fc I. S. property. You will readily conceive the wisdom of not commencing an undertaking of this kind until every arrangement can be made in detail, and this requires time, often more than is seemingly required, and a pardonable anxiety to have it completed makes things seem to move tediously. Thanking you for the interest you manifest in the matter, I am very truly yours, P. H. Bi.uk.
en the track and the whistle blowed. In an instant, however, the engine threw the animal from the track and the ergine and baggage car passed in safety when the cow rolled under the wheels of the passenger coach, throwing it fvom the rails. In this condition it ran fully o:se hundred yards when the car turned over and was badly demolished both inside and out. Near all tt e seats were broken, and all the passengers were injured more or less. John Hoppeu and wife, of Salerr., were badly hurt. Mrs. Hoppen is hu:rt internally about the abdomen. A family of emigrants that got on the train at Bloomington are also badly injured ; a part of the scalp of the father being torn away. Conductor Van Name, of New Albany, had jtfrrne ribs broken. The names of the others injured cannot be learned. They were at once placed in a baggage car and taken to New Albany. i Mr. Otterman, the young man who was at the fair with speed horses, was injured; it is reported that he had three ribs broken. About thirty passengers wore on the train and all are more or less; bruised.
LATJSU : The following persons are reported hurt in addition to the above: S . D. Hendricks, Campbell sburg ; Rev. J. H. Denny, Mitchell; Mr. Burke, wife and three children near Henryville. Two brothers named McRe) uolds, of Washing ton county, and the pumper at the tank at Bridgeport, received scalp and face wounds.
Lttcn-tiit Republlcums! The Republican Central Committee will meet next Saturday at 1 p. m. in the grand jury room. A full attendance is desired. Wm. F. Browning, Chairman. Hsnky F. Dillman, Secretary.
TRI E TO NA ME FRUIT TREES, Cril on the undersigned and procure your orders for Fruit Trees. Any kind of stock Irom Strawberry te the best of Apple ; from Albertson & Hobbs, Bridgeport, Ind. (near India iapolis),also Shrubbery, Hoses, &c. ii:e. 1 assure you get what you order, and from men who are old in the business, who will do what it right and know what is best for the
i climate. I. Milt Ro&ers, Agent I T. AT If. ST CTVT.VC Tli:" '
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Millinery Goods
MATS A SPECIALTY. JTrimmed at Reasonable Price
Did you ever see a real Kickapoo 1 CJ1 Examine My Stoefc
Indian ; If not, you should visit
the tribe now in this place, Indian
war dances, Buffalo dances, Scalp dances, sharp shooting, etc. The exhibitions are free.
Arthur's Home Afagazt w is running the last unpublished manuscript of T. b. Arthur. It is a serial story entitled "Three Young "Wives''; and is orubsorbing interest It treats about how to counteract iulUience of the saloons ov'er those young men who are just passing, nto temptation through the attractions of the saloon, and should have the serious attention of all
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North College ATJuune. . THE HEW ROLLER PROCESS MADK BT THK Collins KarseU Mm fS THE BEST.
Council PtocecliMii
ine Juaranai was instructed to f notify the L., N A. & 0, railway to ;
repair bridge south of depot. The City Attorney was instructed
that pretence that fills the soul. He i to brim; suit on bondtt of parties
wanted to go. and God wanted him. who had failed to complete their The aiawer came. Therefore the work on Duma and Grant street, earthly tears and the very general An ordinance was adopted author-
soitow. as every home ha its izwg the issuing ot f i,000 in bonds, death, every home should have its funds to be expended on the cemc-
heaven. A few months ago he bade I
tery and the atreet leading to it ;
farewell to his aged Mother. There I bonds to run ten years.
has been a re union. He also met a
on, who, at the time of hie death, was making an effort to follow in the footprint of his father. Thus we talk about aChristian man, dead ! whoe heart was big enough to take in a whole world, to make it better, though his voice nor his arms could nt't reaQh so far. Once more we look at him, and we say good by. Hift works will live forever.", A fell stock of new good tiie Ladies' Bazaar-
Dr. Jordan, chairman of commit
tee from faculty of university, asked Council to take steps to have a sidewalk constructed on Kirk wood Ave. Sidewalk was ordered constructed at once. C ity Clerk reported that he had received and turned over $269 in the past quarter. Lost: A brindle bulldog pup; (j months old; lost last Thursday in town. Return to Wm. Kennedy and receive reward.
Templeton and Lucy A. Johnston to Christina Chandler, pt se qr sw.sec 3, tp 7 le, 1 acre, also w qr nw, sec 10, tp 7 Ie, $60 Rufua B. Skirrin to Amelia Lawrence, ne qr ne, sec 10, tp 9 le, 20 acres, i;jo Solomon E. Carmiehael to Win. B. Baker, lot 15, 10, Bloomington, Carmiehael ad, 700 George Brock to Mosur Richardson. se qr ne, sec J, tp 9 le, 40 acres, 300 Sarah Meddle to Miles R. Meadows, ne qr ne, sec li, tp 10 le, 40 acres, :)00 Joshua D. Chandler to Jelestia Pierson, lot. li), Lewis sub div
6, V acre, :;.)0 Geo. N. and Mary Puett to Jas. B. Pauley, pt so, sec 3, tp S2W, 4 acres, Hi Sanxl Snoddy and wife to W.
II. Snoddy, wj sw, sec 24, and nw qr nw, sec 24, tp S 1 w, J 20 acres, Henry 0. Johnston and wif to Gto. D. Johnston, undivided k ne qr ne ; and pt e side nw qr se; and undi 1-7 w sw also ne qr sw ; w sw in sees U, r, 28, tps 6 and 8, 125 acres, John C. Whisnand and wife to Wm. H. Woodard, wj sw, sec 23, tp 8 lw, 2,800 W. It Coffey and wife to A. T. Coffey, pt inlot 173, 173,5,
119, 120 Ellettsville; also pt w4 nw qr, sec lfi, tp 9 2w, John and Mary Rico to Rufus B. Skirviu, nw qr se, sec 32, tp ft le, 40 acres,
nJEUu STOCK!
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CASPAR VAN ZANDT, the well known Undertaker, has removed to the new room on the north side of the square, next to the Fee Corner, and is better prepared than ever to serve his patrons. Do n't neglect to call and see the stock of COFFINS before you make a purchase. A complete Ktock of late style FURNITURE has been placed in the new room, and additions wiil be made weekly, as the trade demands. CALL ON VAN ZANDT BKFOKK YOt: KVV Furniture or CoJJins.
GREAT EXCITEMENT fn Bloomington, Ind,, AT W, A. II AZKIAS NEW GROCERY, lie has the Freshest, Neatest, Cleanest and Cheapest GROCERIES in town, and will take great pleasure in waiting on you.
Call and see him. E-iVBest prices for Produce1. mmwtmmmmmmmwammmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmm Don't; THINK OF BUYING A CARPET Inlil You See
BET" Always xik for that kind when buying. Same price aa other kinds. , NOTICE OF SALE OF PJ50AL PROPERTY. Not;.ch is hkkxbv iVHir, That I,.' John W. Cazee, Administrator f the estate of Valentine Htltenberg, deceased, will offer for sale ' at public auction, to the highest bidder, on Friday, the -Mcl dsqr--b of September, 18S7, at the Ue residence of decedent, in Polk township, Monroe county, Indiana, the followiug described pertioAal property, belonging to the estate of said dccedet, to-wit : Cattle, hogs, sheep, and household and kitchee furniture. TiBBd s op Salk : For all amounts not exceeding live dollars, casli i hand For amounts of tire dollars and upwards, a cmidit of 9 months will be given. Note, bearing six per cent, interest after maturity, with approved security, and waiving valuation or appraisement laws, will be required.
Jonx W. Cazbb, Administrator. Buskirk & Duncan, Attornevs. OR AY & CO., One Door East of Waldron's Tannery. Dbalkiu aki Ma3i:facturbks op MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, GRAVE VAULTS, CUR.LJING, FLAG-WALKS. iCTW will also contract for Dressed Stones for building purposes. MONEY TO LOAN r On Ion? time ft loc rat No in- ' tereat in advance. Af. M Dun lap. At Mayor's oflioe. The qcw Roller Process Flour takes like a charm. Actk for it of your groceryman.
CASH is what gets the best ; bargains offered in BloomlngtQB in r the Grocerv line. ROKKKTSON UK. Wall paper and Window shadeN t LINDLEY BROS See the nobby new styles in ' Spring Suits at the Eagle Clothing Store. First Fresh Oysters of the ea won just arrived at Swindler & CoV Kept constantly o hands; fitiier served or bv the can.
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All accounts belonging to s lid firm must bo settled up at once by cash or note. Gentlemen the above hiuxf not bv if( otf Come forward at once and settle up, no matter how large or small the amount is. It has to be settled. Delay is only liable to m:;.ke trouble. MoPllKKTKJtS & SlIOttMAKKU. The be;t Oysters in the market now constantly on hands at Swindler A Co.V.
Do not fai l to attend the Lecture at college chapel to-night at S o'clock. If you want a line dish of oyters, go to Dillman's.
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