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WALTER BRADFUTE," Proprietor.
THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF BLOOMINGTON AND MONROE COUNTY.
( Published Fri lay, with Tuesday Extra.
VOL. 13
BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, MARCH 22, 1889
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"Petiole Congiess."
GENTS TINE DRESS SHOES
Take a &ood supper this evening with the Presbyterian ladies. Bring all kind of job work to the Telephone office. New type, prices low. John II. Louden was at his farm
in Fayette county part or this week, attending to some business. R. W. Miers and Dr. Maxwell anal Indianapolis this week attending u meeting of the University Board. Calvin H. Baker, a former citiz:; of Bloom it gton, is now conducting .barber shop at Cerro Gordo, His Robert a. Foxutr has moved into the bouse vacated by A. V Foley, Mr. Foley has bought the Foster
property. Win. Fanner, treasurer of - Pi an county, Kansas is vintting 1- M. Rogers and family. He is a native of Bedford.
IN Congress, 'Petiole' Congress and Lac& Ladies' Fine Dress Shoes ir"See our Line of "Emerson's" $3.00 Shoes. CHARLES STONE, West Side.
The "mite" society of the Christian church at the home of Prof, and Mrs. Amzi Atwater Monday evening proved of more than "ordinary interest. Mrs. A. B. Philputt, the wife of the former pastor of the congregation was present, and before ti e company was dismissed for the evening it was announced that Mrs. Atwater had a few words of
farewell that she desired to address to her. Mrs. Atwater in very appropriate words fpoke of the great assistance that Mrs. Philputt had been in the church work, how she had
helped build up the congregation, not only by the strong aid given to" her husband while pastor of the
church, but by her individual effort and interest in the work f the
church. Iu was the desire of the
ladies to present her a slight token as theii appreciation of her work something that would often remind her of the pleasant days spent in the church work in hioofiiingtoo Mrs. Atwater then presented to her a handsome set of garnets. Mrs. Philputt responded very kindly to the kind remembrance shown by the ladies, and assured them that she could never forget the pleasant associations with the con
gregation at Bloomington. A gold
dollar was also presented to each of
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H. C. Duncan expects to open the White House door about "the 1st of April. "Bunch of Keys,15 one of the best comedies, at ihe opera house the night, of April 4th. , H. J. Branock, the north side shoe-maker, now owns the Watts property on west 5th street, opposite Maj. Mulky.
. The law increasing saloon license from $100 to &230hasi;o emergency
dause, and therefore does not go in
direct until after the publication of! i
the new laws, which is not until about July. Hpfin ti f nl now t vna fi 1
(heads and all kinds of stationery! "J tX
work has just been added to thel7fl ST . rJ& TELKPiiosi oflice. Don't: Don't !!JMW "PlMUg GOOOS
TOP AT NO 207.
Don't ! send job work away whan it can be executed as neat and as cheap at this office.
The mother of Mrs. Howe Ryors Airs. Brown has returned from Cincinnati, where she has been for several months.
From the appearance of the col hums of the Telephone this morningdvertiers are looking about for spring customers. Mrs. Jiia Braxtan has purchased Mrs. James Small property, on College Avenue, and expects to occupy it oon. The price paid was 3,000.
The Juvenile. Cornet band concert
and social promifes to be a very in
teresting event. Misses .McKee and Effie Drysdale will take part in the ixer cies.
the little ones.
Hezekiah Deckard, a well known citizen of Brown couuty, is ver dangerously ick with Brights dis ease. He i receiving attention from Dr. Toorner.
The Mechanics band was out
Tuesday evening and several citi
zens were the recipients of an ex
cellent serenade. The Teiephoxe
family returns thanks.
A. W. liogers has bought two lots
ironi .lira. Jliltoo Hight, facing on 4th street, nearly ppo8ite the woolen mill. It is stated that he expect to erect a house oaone of them soon.
The L., N. A. fc C..people are ar ranging to abandon all work in their yards and stop the running of trains except passenger trains and the moving of perahabw freights, on bnnd&y. ' j
A novelty in good sappers will b. the one given by the ladie of Walnut St. Presbyterian ch4ch,to-night Jivery person who has eaten th suppers prepared by these ladies knows what to expect. Ladies and Gents fine dress shoes at Whetsells . Base Ball Bats Lawns and Croqjiet at O O L EIr
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fess were the
'victims of a genuine surprise Mon
day evening. Fred was just prepar
ing to take "King's excuse" for the night, whei a knock at the door was heard. Upon opening the door a large crowd of friends faced him and w ere not slow to give out the information that all the trouble was
cuisedby his 41st birthday. The
company had gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirby,an2 from there made the charge. Before leaving forAhe evening mora surprise was in ; tore, when Joe Kirby
announced that he wished to sav a
word, whereupon he presented Mr Fess with a beautiful plush chair, a
token from the gentlemen of the
jotnpany, and Mrs. Fess with a
handsome willow rocker, the gift of
dpt. W. J. Allen and wife At
the proper time refreshments were
served, and the evening was one of
special enjoyment to ail present.
Misses Laura and Nellie ilendrix, with their mother, are at Louisville this week enjoying a pleasant vacation. The wile of 'Squire Roseberry, who has been tfonfined to her room for some time with infiamatory rheumatism, is able to be about aain.
Harriet Batterton, sister of Chas. and Nancy Battenon, died at the insane asvura last week. She was buried in die cemeK-ry connected with the asylum.
The following are the new officers of the Big Creek Stone Quarry Co.: Gee?. W, Kollenbacher, President; 1. A. McsGee, Secretary; R. C. Greeves, Treasurer. Directors: J. S. Williams, Chas. Dunn, J. H. Louden, R. W. Miers, Dr. H. M Weir, S. E. Carmichael, George Bolleubacher and B. A. McGee.
new dress goods. White G-oods, Embroideries, French Sateens. Dress Ginghams. Table Linens. Napkins. Crashers.
J. 11. JNichoU i preparing to make some modern improvements on his home on north College Avenue. He will pur, a new foundation under it and an addition in the rear.
J. VV. Fesler, a graduate of the University in the class of '87, and who has many friends in Blooming-
ton, has been .-appointed deputy
prosecutor by Maj. Mitchell, at Ind.
ianpoIitf. Mr. Keirier is one of the !
University boys who will be heard
from ;n the future.
Kioomiugiou now has four brass bands: the Mechanics, the Colored Band, the Juuevik- Comet Band and also a Juvenile Colored Hand. The latter organization received their horns this week and is under the
leadership of Lewis Johnston. According to the new law passed by the last legislature, there will be no more court in Monroe county until the first Monday in September, except the special term at which only the cases designated in the notice can be tried.
Miss Cora Woollley is the teacher of the infant class of the Methodist Sunday school, ani last Monday evening entertained the little ones at her home, corner of 8th and Lincoln streets. It wm an unusually pleasant occasipn, whtoh is best described in tlae expression of one of the children that he "had two dishes of ice cream."'
One of the pleasant occasions of laKt week was the 17th anniversary of tho marriage of Charley C. Turner and wife, last Thursdav evening. It was in the nature of a surprise, the invitations having been sent out by Mrs. James Hooper and Mrs.
WiH Turner. The company met at
the residence of Thomas A len, then proceeded to Mr. Turner's home. Excellent refreshments had also been prepared by the ladies sending
out the invitations, so there was nothing wanting to make the evening's pleasure complete. A number of gifts were presented.
Indianapolis Aw of Tuesday: :J. W. Youche, a member of the Board of Trustees of the State University, says the charge that politics in any manner influences the choice or retention of professors in that institution is utterly untrue. wNot
only do the polities of Professors
hve nothing whatever to do with their positions, but the recommendations or criticisms of politicians, local or foreign, are given no attention. In fact if a man was recommended by politicians at Rloomi--
ton we should regard that as anything but a recommendation." The university has been unfortunate in the last three years in having in its faculty several professors who have been disturbers, who have not work ed in harmony with the President
or majority ojt their associates. At
times it has been necessary to ask
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
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ot Groceries. All new and iresh at bottom prices. All goods delivered promptly. Hats all kinds prices very low. Wiix TuKKEIi's.
Sugar, Coflfey, Tea, Flour., Can
ned Goods. Alwavs fresh and nice.
the resignations of men chieilv on'&obinson Bros.
account of their factional discontent .. " T , .,T,
and criticism of the admini itvAtmn ' m' VPerts ream ureaa
Fresh every day.
It wi 1 1 pay you t o aee Ed Whets el 1 'a
fine Shoes and SI le
pers before you buy.
Fine Stationery
THE LEST IN THE MARKET AT
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Following is a small part of the
menu, offered by the ladies of the Walnut St, Pres. church at their supper, to-night: pan cakes, honey, maple syrup, snow and chocolate pudding, white cake, cocoanut and pound cvke. The bill of fare will be printed on corn shucks. Pop corn balls will be a side feature. Fancy colored and patent leather trimmed slippers at Ed Whet sel 1 s . Pictures and Fancy GOODS EXCEEDINGLY ATTRACTIVE AT
The board of Trustees had the
choice ot dispensing with the service! Take your country produce to of these few disturbers or changing;(Jharley McPheeters', Greeves old the administration anil operation oflstand. the University to suit their tastes. - The former course was chosen and The Collins & Karsell mill is the prosperity of the institution has now running and tillinsr all orders.
been remarkable. The Hoard is de-(Js none but ;he Roller Process termined that nothing shall stand injflour. the way of a continuation of this prosperity. Hut it says the report A prompt and free delivery ol
uiiiL pun ucs is consiaerea jn any re-jB00"8 at vnaney uci'neeters new lation to the matter is abaurdlylgrocery. alse f j Good Fresh Tub Oysters, Go White Dress Patterns. Great M. VolpertV; North Side Hakery bargains for this week. j , r r-
Wiit Trpvpp i Agncuuurai implements oi
If you want a nice cake leave
your order with Kirby on the East Side. Hq has a first class cake maker. Second to none. Give him a trial.
V. J. ALLEN.
Foil Sale: Fresh Milch Cow
Good condition. Inquire of S. H.
JfJuUips, 4 miles east of lilooming-
ton.
All the Foregoing
AT BOTTOM PRICES AT COLES.
"M. H. S.
The Popular Cigar.
For Sale by all First C!as Dealeia.
FOR SALE OR RENT. March 1st, house of six rooms, good improvements on south Rogers street. Enquire o( Ed, Wletselh Complete stock of Groceries. Always glad to exchange for country producq. Robinson Bros., northeast earner, Fine Candies. Nuts and Fruits.
at the City Bakery,Kott'a old stand,
Last bide bqnare.
Ice cream made and delivered to order to any part of the City. City Bakery, East Side Square. For the (test beef at hert prices, at Iloitzman fc Shovel's moat shop, Dinsinore's old stand.
A nice,fresh stock of staple and fancy groceries, at Charley MePheet-
ers', the old Greevon corner..
White Dress Patterns. Great bargains for this week. Witx Tubnkbs, Call and see Robinson Bros.
Unusually largo stock of Groceries of all kinds. Prices always the
lowest. FOR SALE" No 1 General Purpose Stallion for sale. Inquire of VV. M. Fanner, 2imiles west of Bloomington. Holtzman& Shovel, in the meat
shop west of Hemp Wilson, keentfa
rer bet beef and at lowest prices. Give them a call.
Great bargains in Gentleman'
Hats at Turner's.
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