Bloomington Telephone, Volume 11, Number 27, Bloomington, Monroe County, 11 November 1887 — Page 1
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WALTER KRADFUTK. Proprietor. J.
VOL. 11.
LOCAL .NEWS
THE Ol'KKMAL llKPUTLIl-AN I'VIMiit OK !'-U)0 Wl N;TO? A'l M ) ' R' .)!: COUNT Y. NL00MI1SGT0N. INDIANA, NOV. 11, 1887.
1 i iiisic1 Friday, with Tuesday E.Mia,
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Gov. Og?lsby commute.- the sentence of two of the anarchists
Schwab and Sudden, to imprison- j
? M rs. 1 lute a I iouj;ur U . a"ing j witii Mm. u. Seward. . A s"U h;is been horn to j:is Floyd i and wife, lndian;ipoiis
Uert loeumbis hmic on a visit,
oumt for Ufa.
i after an alHciico of some time.
Mrs. Umbauk, the mo i her of Mrs. ! ''Pearl, the outhern Hinw8 at
Carter t'erring, is visitirjf in this the opera hou-e Monday night. j
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city.
Miss Misan i. Anthony, while in the city, is a guest of Mrs. Maud Shower.
Mrs. Helen Gouger will lecture at the Walnut St. church to-night. All are invited.
Three nights of splendid amusement opert house, M hi Uv, Ta!day and Wednesday. Mrs. Lizzie Collin, of Brazil, is in the city a guest of the Misses Laura and Nellie Hemlnx.
The gentlt-ntt'ti on imean Pedigo'n boudare John herlock, W. S. Pedigo and L. A. Underwood.
A full report of the Suffrage convention will be given in the Tuesday's iwne of the riXKraoNE. A light rain visited the north part of the county and a far south as Clear Creek, Wednesday evening. II .. .... . - Frank Touroer is home from ineinnati, where he has been attending medical college. He in sick with fever.
Win. smart has added an addition to the north side, of his residence. John Mauley left Wednesday f-r Decatur, Ala., on a prelecting tour. It i.-- biased that John Sherlock is to be assistant deputy in th Audit or office.
ritUGKAM UK uj- TMK TKA ITERS ASSOCIATION.
Mrs Bell (Bryan) Phillips returned to her home afr Pittsburg, Pa., vesterdav. C. 1J. Worrall was at the capital city this week representing D. Everrnan, in a legal proceed in.
all the
A .i i - " a i portunitv to he present at Am on 2 the late pensioners H. 1 mm l, ,
4 i Fusions, i no iasi. insuiute was t. Dillman, art tear Civek, who was the ;.irftesl ani, Wst t.Ver held in one of the bravest of the Woysof l. j t ie conutr and it is expected that . Ssociatioi. will he attended hv Garrison Pau er is at Mattoon. . , tl nt i even m larger erovvr! ttian was trie Ills.: dm week visiting a brother. ! Institute. ' Thso educational gathHis son Wall will return home with j vings are steps in the right direc-
i him. i tion ami mere is no reason tuatMcn-
i re ocuutv should he behind iu this John Srnuherland. once marhal j iniprtant work. The te:vhers are of lHomintCton. but now a resident! taking hold of this new feature in rf f'3si'np Lodo- K-a h-re nn 1 earnest and the result will bu a
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CHURCH. BLOOM1XOTON. NOV. t5 AND 26, IS87. The TKUTiiNi rake- pleasure in giving to its renders tiie prourrainme of the first Annual session of the IMouroe County Teachers Ahsoeia t'.on. It is n most excellent programme and w as prepared by a committee of which Prof. Meek was chairman. The ficbools in the conn-
,i i n i 7 U':i!! on or hWiv M. M l)Uidai. M:iv-
A'lvn ti i'i:u:!t in thi lo:nn m1 1 ea;!i wr: 4io imfliv U thun 0 earl i i i s rt i r "E1 ll :rU: Kour ii n-ey ait i lot- lor K'lie. Now the linn- To iT't a harg..i! 0 . land- r ire--. l-or tur iht r'ini'orniiiiion uli ott ,. T. .Ma.-v,
SOH- Sa'e. lw'llin.,, romn-, n'e-T
th .-i reel. JVc, .f 1.10U. t he. tJo'j'ers it Woollev.
JSOIt Sale. Korty unvs lam! three unles t'nuu u i 4pu rhe east pike, ai V 1 0 ,.! acre. Athljcs S ('. Oliver-
Off nle. A xiim! nne and ie-ia!f tory IV line lioue of mx roums and full '' two squares weyt of rail
road, on .1 nekton tri-et, hetien ;ird and 4th tnet. At a bnijrain for esh. iCniiire at Kd. rt"heteir uu More.
C KXT-S: lan 4d nusaiv r- id- ' ays lor sale at Tvehone oMiee at 5 cents per dozen.
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FO It Hi i. ! ) LiEN , BuY.s A M li-KM, ,
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prices ranging from
to $20.
IM1S tfJVJ f;jPS (BJ 1HE CASES.
TpOK ale,--tine of it e lie: iCO acre fa nn s in Monroe cnnly; p en 'i't iinprovements a d a prat Uarai" : will take house and lot in Hloominjton in part payment, hahince on eav terms.
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BLAC K "GLORIA" SILK UMBRELLAS, 28 Ho. j Qti:ilitv, Para ro Frame .' karat Gold Head or Natural Wco. ' -idW. with SILK COVER, QQ. Regular retail pric. 5 01.
J. W. SIMMONS & CO., MOSJC KAHK, Proprietors. Vauager.
J. D. Morgan hits resigned his position at the Handy school house, Perry township, ami Hediord Sudbury im now teaching. Mrs. Cornelia Knapp, living "near Clear Creek, and mother of Albert Knapp, has fallen heir to $5,000, from a deceased brother.
City Clerk Greeves is greatly improving his property on north Lincoln street by the addition of an iron fence and other improvements. Licenses to marry hare been issued to John W. Hord, and Dora Watson, Pinkham Zike and Lkzie Allen, Henry Creech and Minnie Goodmen. Ren. C. Smith has bought from Thomas Williams what is known as the Otueh farm, 3-J miles north wet of Bloom ngton. Tho price is $900 ana it U a bargain. The mother of John. Jonas and Jonathan May, living near Clear Creek, accidentally fell Monday morning, causing serious injury. Her age is 87 years. The 10-year old daughter of Dr. Jordon is sick with ncariet fever. The disease was contracted before returning from the east, and there is little dancer of other cases. "Pearl, the Southern Heiress,'7 is the play at the opera hune next Monday night, by a first class company Secure reserved seats; popular prices 30, 20 and 10 cents. It is ntated that a corps of surveyors will be in this county in a short time to change the lines in different place. It is also said the contract
for procuring the ties is to be let out j
in a few weeks for the new railroad. The Firemen have kindly given the nse of their hall to the "Y for meetings during the winter. The next meeting of the CYW will be in that place next Monday evening, Nov. 14. at 7:30. AH are cordially invited.
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grand suceevs. IJeiow we full the
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Mis Katie Dolan has returned to i her home in Chicago, alter a plea- j ant vi?ut of two months in Bloom- j ington. The .Conimiiee of cilisona;' f rxil- J ed to 20 to Salem,Tuesday morning, j
to uee the water works; all forgot about it.
Miss Lefa Lucas, until lately a resident of Bioomingtou, has gone to Montana Territory to make her future home.
The mother of Mrs. Moses Kahu, Mr. Hirsch, has returned from a pleasant visit to another daughter at Omaha, Neb.
Ida Harbinson, Minnie Detaarec j
aad Maggie Lee, sick with typhoid fever, are reported better by the attending physician. Make your arrangements to attend the opera house next week, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. A specialty company of unusual excellence. Reserved seats now on sale.
The reports received from the township institutes throughout the county show a large attendance and increas ed interest. The Heading Uirele hat crown to be a special feature in educational affairs in this eouniy, and it, to use an oft repeat ed e.xpresuott "fills a long felfc want."
Arrangements have been made to make up the bail of Chesley
Chambers, Saturday. A large num- !
her of good citizen in the south part f the county have signified their willingness to go on his bond and they will close the matter up at
this time. The bail acquired is ! 10,5G0. In compliance with the WorldV j W. C. T. UM Nov. 12 and l;) will he j observed as days of prayer for k'The i Growth and Universal Diffusion of, all Forms of Temperance work.' In j view of this there will be a union j prayer-meeting hold in the Walnut j
St. Presbyterian church, on Saturday evening beginning at quarter
before seven, to which the pastors : and friends of temperance are invit- ; ed. The pastors have been request-
ed to preach on the subject habbath
morning, and if practible hold Union
Last Monday afternoon a number of the inmates in jail persuaded two boyg to fire a bed in one of the cells. When the smoke began to fill up the rooms the fellows all set up a howl, but Jailer Morgan permitted them to enjoy their sport and dieted
them on bread and water for the ! services in-the evening
next two dayx. The case of varioloid", out at nhe fair grounds, has created undue talk and excitemont. The man is now about well and in doing his own cooking, Ac., so there can be no 4anger whatever. Sensational reports telegraphed from Martinsville that there "was great excitement' here are without any foundation whatever.
eKOUJtAMMM. 10:00 Music. 1005 Invocation. 10:10 Music, Roll Call c. 10:20 Welcorao address Hon K. W. Miers 10:15 espouse, J. T. Foster. 1 1:00 Inaugural address, J. W. Craven. AFifcXSOOS. 1 :;0 M usic. 1:3p The Teachers Kelation To Community, Emma Davis. 2:00 -Discussion, Opened by Frank P. Norman. 2:20 Recess. 2:30 Moral Training Iu The Schools C. W. Kurch. 2 :o0 Recitation. Henry Corr. SrOO-Pareut and Teacher. Mi's. Mary Freest. :25 Politics Jn Our School,---J. V. Kay 3:50 General Business. -1:00 - Adjournment. 7:80 Lecture by Prof. G. YV. Bass, subject,' Huior and Humorists." SATURDAY JJoJtNINU. 0:30 Music. 9:35 Invocation. 9:40 Roll all, Members to Ue a pond with Gems of Literature. 10:00 Should Music be Mae a Common School Branch Laura Ilendrix. 10:20 Discussion, Opened by . P. 'arpenter. 10:30 -Recess. !0:40Civici In Our ShooKJ. D. Butcher. 11:06 Recitation, -Mattit Orchard. 11 :1 5 True Purpose and Methods of Kdueation. Patrick Kerr. 11 :40 Adjournment. A FT ttt-VnON. 1:30 Opening Exercises and Roll Call. 1 : JO The Practical value of Psychology In Our Schools, Thurston Smith. :i:0rj General Discussion. 2:25 The Teachers General Culture. Susan Goodale. 2:r9 Keesn. 5:00 Educational .History of Monroe County,- C. S. Campbell. ::20 Educational needs of Mon
roe County. Ira Carter. 3 ;4 0 Electio n o f Officer General Butine.s. :M) A djournment.
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II Farview: oue lnri and one h!n:ill.
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"Jrfvcs for particulars
Stul Vii.iiwt :ii:in r.ifrtt it fni 1
3 roe countv; joins etunorat limits
of Rloomiiiurteii. Win he U! ;it
bvi ?nU price, with 3 to 10 year on half purchase money. t H. Penhie. & y-R. SLKr-A sewing nuudiine at a A bargain Mrs. D. V. linvning.
Ofi. Sai : Very cheap, ; second hand i'oal .Swive, at t his oiiiec.
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V KIUJCAT a ood s cond-hand overeoat for sale t-hcup. Inquire at this o3h'e
ipOK. Kent: Two story hriefc house, 4 rH)d lvxuns, 2 halls ou pike joining crjjry,tiou on soqtu. . ;t K. i'ertlue.
Public generally' art respectfully in
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A light gray Overcoat, large Kotiun to lr Maxwell
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Oft i Gold Brucelefc. on Tuosdav. on
Kat lik- or Uniorivillf road or in
town A hlwrai reward lor return
to this oflice
TATIOMEBT
supplied at the CITY BOOK at prices, too, that cannot
fail to please. will find some Rare Bargains & Second Hand Books. E. P. COLE
--1JKK HIVE UOOTtake? the lead. All gav it i Tliii BEST.
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION! on SATURDAY, Nov. 1 2, at 2 ikir r n if s front
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MILTON HIGI1T. Milton Hight wafl born in Bionroc county, lndM Feb. 7th, 1823, and died Nov. 3d, 1887. lie was a graduate of the State University, in the clans of 1847. He held many positions of trust in this community, serving as Justice of the Peace, and' Treasurer of the State University. As sole Trustee of the Town of Bleomington he purchased tho site of our graded school building, and in connection with Maj. Mulky and George M. Chase built the handsome edilice on South College Avenue. Mr, H ijjht was al way a strong frieud of tho common tschool system of Indiana, and did all in his power to make the public schools come up to the highest standard. He was quiet and unassuming, but wheti he had to uxpretfs an opinion could do so, and stand to it His fathers's family was a largo ouo-but four survive. Within about a year Dr. John J. Hight and Mrs. 'Margaret Turner have died. Rev. Harrison
flight of Spencer, Wallace Hight, j
Mrs. L lioriand and Mr. Mary Legg are the surviving members.
Mammoth Boot and Shoe House Of Ed. Wlietsell, south sior; square.
COMPLETK STOCK OF Dress Goods ,H;Vr ARR1TKD
At the-
-Bee Hiye.
If you want nice Country But ter, go to Dillman'it Lnueh Room, oust tide of square.
The best Countrv Prodwee in the market; fresh, choice Groceries alu avs at Robertson Bros.
Read the new announcement of the Kagle Clothing Store. Prices are verv low in all kinds rf hummer wear.
H. T. Swindler & Cj's CREAM BE IAD Guaranteed ta be tho Best 111494 itt the city ; ymt trial w.Ui oouTiuoe yon.
TA PFY AND HOA RBOUJS5) DROH8 ALWAYS FRtJbIL Cakes, Pies, Oystars by im r Balk. Krrtkia i wr line irsb elass. H. T. SWIMDLkft
--Wall paper and Window shades
at L1NDLKY UROS.'
Mrs. W. C. Black and dautrhter i . :; r r : . I
I . . . . , f. . , ! A line line ot the latest htvcj I tbl$ WMk ,or 1)0 Kumck ! Hats, at the Ealo Clotlnng Store?
j springs, Florida, to penn tiir win- (:ai ani see tjUMW aiiil i ter with her husband who ha. been r 77- , 7 i 4UU ! . , , , ,i Go to Dillman ti for Cigars and-
loc&ieu lucre ier aouu: nmr ;nu is j fljl)cco.
doimr well.
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OKEATKST VAUIETY AM) rKST STYLES OJ' t COliS E T H I AT THK iSAZAAR.
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WAGONS! WAGONS! ; n town Kepi oy .i. v-. uomnson, . . .
i I have now a full inunulv of the! WISSRC imwiii mi
! celebrated Studebaker
Slifbdos at LIN OLE Y IJliOS.1 jtiiu.l hi C, roeerv, on tho west sirK.
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I chiding the Platform Sprin; Wag- j g uns, One-horse Wagons, &cM fcc. I !
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' want every person in need of n vag. j tugcra fc Wooltey lxan Mone.;, kill(ls of Gruct-nes. that. Up u U on to call and hcc these, as they will .Tht. F,rmer, prien(1 h DilJ.jsell as e.hosp a can be obtvnvd . be well pleased with them. All ; He wi ipe ou aH vow anywhere. Tea,. Coffees ' are warranted to bo of the best ma- j MB 1 ' eetisware atidlassware ta-t s ; tenal, and all give good satisfaction, j iWy and of the verr he a q wkvt . Prices low and terms easy. Come Just, let u whisper that it williifce peopli from tiia eoutuwy wiUatI in and see UK, ct prices and ?et a d ytm gotl to seo ar hg atoek f jT ind it to their a4v.tjts y j waj;on. BooU aad Shoe. Ibriag hiat thiv prdae X kind. ' W . J. ALLKN. i Bd. Vlitsell, Sxmtk Hidu Square. Uliat rieea ai4 at aH tiw.