Bloomington Telephone, Volume 13, Number 42, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 April 1889 — Page 4

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Advertising Collected each Montn ,

Office over Collins fc Karsell's.

UNIVERSITY NEWS.

Dr. Kirkwood is expected back from California to-day. Union-Athenian has had her new constitution printer. Supt. Harrison, of Wabash, delivers the lecture next Sunday afterndon: Subject, "Universal Literature." A game of base ball was played at the old college campus between -tLe- National Hotel and Browning club boys yesterday. The Supreme Court having decided that the Loan Bill is constitutional, work will begin at once on the new, library building. The lecture of Rev. John Baltzly,Sunday afternoon,was of the usual high character of all his talks. Everybody was well pleased. Miss Jennie Hatfield, of Boonville, is visiting her brother Frank Lb is week. The Phi Gams gave a social at their hall in her honor last evening. The State convention of the Phi Gam 93 a Delta fraternity will be held this year in Bloomington, May 1 0th and 11th.. The program will be published soon. H easier chaperoned a crowd of about a dozen students who left on the early Saturday morning train for Harrodsburg aiid Cedar Cliff- They returned Saturday evening. The Freshmen held a meeting last Wednesday and adopted a class yell and colon. The yell is "Roo rah-roo! Rip-boom-la-hoo! 92-L U -'92! The colors are green. Phiio has installed the following officers for the rest of the year: President, F; B. Dresslar; vice president, Dow Foster; secretary, J. L. Weaver; warden, W. A Mussett. The athletic association held a meeting yesterday afternoon and made arrangements for purchasing a

large supply of balls, bats,protectors, etc" A healthy condition of affairs was shown. Miss EffieLemonds,of the ?enior class, has accepted an excellent i npir,:'" as professor of Modern Lanijuacres in the Baptist college at Williamsburg, Ky. The institution bas an enrollment of over 200 students and has a session of ten months .duration. The young males of Spender ate said to benp iu arms against tht Indna University boys. It seems that the young ladies of that city have made engagements with the University boys for the alumni sup

per and now the Spencer boys have

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A BITI'-LIANT AFFAIR. Last Friday night was the scene of one of the most fashionable society events that ever transpired in the domain of the classic city of Bloomington. The occasion was the reception tendered the members of the "Skull" society by Mr. and Mrs. C R Worrall, at the "Bird's Nest," their elegant home on east Kirk wood avenue. The Skull is composed of eight members of the Junior class of the State University, Messrs Madison, Loeb, Post, (VDonnell, Axtell, Collins, Moore and Hoskins. Thi& society s-ve one of the most successful dances of the season, a few weeks ago and this event signalized their debut. ii: college and society circles. Several entertainments and receptions had been given by Mr and Mrs Worrall to different organizations, an A it was determined to make this one

eclipse all others in all that makes j

a society event successful. The rooms were made a bower of loveliness with blooming flowers and plants of rare perfume. The Montani orehestra,an Italian organization, of Indianapolis, was present and rendered the music. The guests began to arrive at the fashionable hour of nine o'clock and were received by the hostess, Mrs. Worrall, in her most charming and pleasing manner,. For an hour the guests spent their time m conversation amid the flowers, while the orchestra played its strains of sweetest music. The guests we;e each given an elegant bouquet of elegant cut flowers, and a short time after ten the signal was given to begin the movements of the mazy whirl. The dance continued until near midnight, when refreshments were anuounced. These, consisting of all the delicacies of the season, were served on several small tables, and the guests were at liberty to return as often as they desired An event that marked a new era in society circles was the "German,"' which was danced here for the first time, and was led by Mr. Hal Eeed and Miss Josephine Pittman. Twelve figures were deuced to the delight of rd! present. The favors for this new feature were ornamental souvenirs, which made very pretty keepsakes. The members of the Skull gave their "initiation" performance?, which reminded one of a geiatine Indian war dance. T he dancing and promenading; continued until the strains of "Homw .?.weer Homo'' went out upon tiuj morning air at half past three o'clock.

The affair was a complete success. adding greatly to the reputation of! the host and hostess as hosp:talie j entVrtfnm rs. Among those pivsent : w ere Hon. W R Myers, of Anderson, Ex-Secretary of Statt-: )r Dav:, ! chief Mirireon of the L N A and C ! Dr'Edward Axtoli, of Denver, I

Colorado; Hon J C Dolan and wiie,E

Tenni s Oxf ordi and 8 hoes at St on 8 Miss Mattie Cherry is recovering from a very severe attack of quiusey Frank Phillips is building a neat 3 room cottage for a home on lot 70, Fairview. Two new houses are to bo built by the Real Estate association on Fairview, work to begin at once. Drs. B. F. Gen oi in, James C Ward, and A. C. Spencer compose the new board of pension examiners at Nashville.

Last Saturday Mrs Lucas was offered $"2,800 cash for the real estate o n Co 1 1 ege A v e n n e, north of t h e square, and refused to take it. Union Temperance Service will he held in the Christian church Sunday evening, May 5th. The address wv.l be delivered by the Kv, Mr. Halstead of the M. E. church.

Best $3 .00 shoe t own at Stone s .

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It is stated that Jos. S. Woodward has been recommended as postmaster at Harrodsburg, John T. Woodward at Stanford,and Simpson Sharp at Ellettsville. It is probable the appointments will be made this week for ail the fourth clas oflicts iu this county. New postmasters have been appointed, as follows, for Brown: Jos. Crouch, vice T. D. Calvin, deceased, Nashville; D. W. Poling, vice Jas. S. Wade, declined, Necdmore; J. M. Young, vice J. A. Mead, removed, Rattleton; H.T. Dalia, vice J. M. Walker, removed, Spearsville. Emerson's fine shoe is the nobbiest at St one ' s .

The 70th anniversary of Odd Fellowship as celebrated by the Cecelia lodge, Friday, w is quite a success. Between the hours of 11 and 12 o'clock the members of the lode paraded about the street?, headed by the Mechanics' band. Owing to the cool weather they did not go to- the college c:ampu?,but had their dinner in the court house aud at 1 o'clock met at the opera bouse. Hon. W. 1L Myers gave an excellent address on Odd Fellowship. lie was followed by ft. A. Fulk, who read some interesting statistical information regarding the (Vcelia lodgo. Tho day wa a vorv profitable our to the order ai d much 1 1. ived lv tiisc who oarlieipaied in Uu proceedings.

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l shall enter their gates. The! '-T'T a y i an ana tine Lemond-, ! ( ; & J$v Wby) much istimu;on in

ni supoer is to be given to- V t , ; IV" . . " "V- ' 1 thin Morld? Why hensh and i xalt

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? the mcmorv of one brotlicr so hiin-

The first proof-sheets for the v, wr ivnnoii v,,.

new catalogue arrived yesterday j Q wn,ard Robertfton morning and are now ported in t ! !t!ld Mate Qvermau, H if

uurary n,r rreouuu. uyw Hoskms and Mis. Grace Rawle Joe j Ve inccor hn- to our motivVs a total attendance of 317, exclusive PiVW:in TI,i u,a. 1llclgc us K(d,n t0 n mot,xrt

ver J ,i C r- T"i I ana purity or neart, ana not accora-

of Preparatcrv which will add over

a hundred more. The distribution among classes is: post-graduates 2 3: seniors 42; juniors 50; sophomores 07; freshmen 114; special 16 it is hardly necessary to state that th is year chows the -largest attendance in the history of the University. The catalogues will be reiwy for distribution in two or three weeks. The base ball games last week resulted as follows:

Fridiv 2 13 4 5 6 7 Bios' 1 4 n 3 0 8 HurLdnsl 4 2 0 2 2 0

Struck out: by Forsyth by LaForce 5. Base on balls: off Forsythe 4, off Laforce 9. Two base hits: Forsythe (2), Kewsom, Daly, Monical. Thre base hit; Holmes. Umpire: Madison. Saturday 1884 5 67 -8 ORE fioland JflllH i J xli V) Honan 1 0 3 0 1 2 0 1 J 11 8 Struck out: by Bass 15. by Sudbury 8. Base on balls: off Bass 7, off Sudbury T. Two base hits: Sudbury. Double play: New. Umpire: Madison.

Iv and utterly ignore anotber as beneath notice? The same snow cuv ei'i'd the fresh rnves of both, if

foroiteiK whv? Oh. raav (iod

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Morns Moore and Miss Grace Perry, j w;vlll r0,: That is HrRTHarvev Ooiiins and Ida Louden, Hal j

Keed and -Miss Josephine Pittmar. i The indications are that the Sum-

Bal ph Ha mberge r and 1 i ss K 1 la Corr. A large number of those present were m full dress and the costumes of the evening were the

mer Normal, under the management of Profs. Wiley and Mitchell, will be well attended. Both are experienced teachers and will irivo their

Centennial exercises at the Methodist church this morning at 9 o'clock. Business will be generally suspended during the forenoon. The Hutchinson circus came very near being stranded at New Albany. A man who had a mortgage on those "ferocious lions, was about to take possession. Hereafter the Real Estate building association will meet, at Vanzandt's store room instead of the Mayor's o flier. Saturday night is

the annual meeting of stockholders, j

EL LETTS VI LLE Mrs. Jamison went to Newport, Ind.. last Friday. . . .James E;kin,of Si intsviiW', was in t v.'n Saturday ....(has. Moore made a visit to Clovordale hist Fr'n ;iv .... Tom Mar.ns, of Owen county, vas in lown i;:St Tuesdav. . . .C ins. Aleander,of Bloomington, was in town Tuesday .... Walter liinds, of Illoomingiuu, was at this place last Sunday. . . . Grant and Jee Gullowav wis re at Bloomington Monday night . . .The little yirl of Mar ion Alotlev broke " iter arm hist Monday. . . . l.'iiu1 Rumpic has bought the property occupied by J. K. Phipps. . . . Mrs. Birt Dunning and Miss limit' went to Goport lait Tuesday . . . Airs. Mills and Mrs. W. B. Munson went to Bloomington Tuesday. . . .Several of ur citizens totk iu t ho siiow at Bloomington .... IJ iss Edith Franklin, visited her sister, Mrs. Hoadley, at Stinesville, lasc Sunday. . . .Rev. L. B. Johnson, of Gosport, will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday night. . . .Will Eakin went to Bloomington Tuesday on a visit and to see the great show the next day. . . .Lawyer Henry Lewis, of Greeneastlo, was visiting his father-in-law. Uncle Harry Constable, last week Mrs, Gilmore has bought

the property of Uncle Marry Consta- j b!e and will occupy it as soon as it I is vacated. . . . Rev. J. B. Hadlo ;k,of ; Ilanolsbiu'g, spent a couple of days last veek among his many friends j

at this place. . . . Perry Bros, finished puttingin their new boiler at their quarry mill last week. They also put up a new boom. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McIIenrv went to Stinesville last Friday to attend a birthday dinncr at Win. McHenry's. . . . What's the matter with a Building and Loan Association at this places John Howo and Lewis Williams, of Bloomington, were ia town Sunday .... Henrv Prather and wile, of Sprnccr, visited relatives at this place Sunday. . - - Louis Wiugliidd has severed his connection with the Greene County ULtrtot T. L Franklin and Sam, Bie,vins mad1 Bloomington a vi-it last Saturday John Cole and A. 1). Evennan, of Bloomir.u'ioii, orove lc this place l.t.st Sunday. .Lon Faulkner went lo Martinsville Tuesday. Lou ? in the Life Insurance business. . . . Miss reward came from Bloomington Tuesday to attend the Literary Entertainment. .. .Abner Kub) has purchased the properiv of Date Rumple, anil will move into it as soon as possible. M Kulp has opened up Ins slide-shop iu theioomhe formerly occupied. . . .Lasc Fuesday niht ti:o Literary Entertainment, under the management of Mrs. vV bitted, was h-ld 'in the G. A..K. ha!l. Tinaudience w as not as 1 a rgy as i t should have been, yet thosij that were there pronounced the exerc'ses good. The best of order was main tamed and the audience was attentive. As the music of the band died

away, the curtain rose, and Miss Grace Stimpson recited The Death of Garfield, followed a recitation, Scort and the Veteran, by Miss Adda Moreland. Both ladies did well.

"Eilrt' Extract of Tar A Wild Cherry0 if a safe, reliable and pleasant remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, ami all throat troubles;' will relieve and benefit Consumption. Tiy it aqd be convinced. Every bottle warranted; price 50c. and one dollar per bottle "EUert's Dy light Liver Pills" are a boon to sufferers Irom Sick Headache, iSour Stoma h, Torpid Liver and Indigemion. Sugar-coated, pieasan. lo lake and warranted to t.;o through by daylight Mothers will find Dr. Wine,heli's Teeth i.ig Sviup just the medicine to have in the house for the children; it will cure i.oijghs, Colds, Sore Throat, and Reuuiato the Bowels. ''Dr Jaques' German V orm C-ak.esn destroy worms and remove them from the sy.stem. Safe, pleasant and eifect ive. Happy Home Blood Purifier" is the Peoples Popular .Vied; cine for purifying the blood; pi eventing or cu r i n g Dyspepsia, Biliiousness, llead.iclie, Boi;s and all l ers and Malarial Dishes. Price 50 cents and one dollar per bottle. "Uncle Sawis Condition Powt'er'5 will cure iisteinpers. Coughs, Coids, Fevers and most of the diseases to which uore, Cattle, sheep, Uos and Pouin y ;i re subject. 'Uncle Sari's Iserve Ss Bone Liniment" will relieve Spndns, Bruises, N e u ra 1 u i a a r d R iu-umat:m. SOLD :Y PARIS BROS.

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the leading Undertakers and Funni ture Dealers. We keep all kinds of clothing for Funerals, and sell them for one-half the price of other clothing. We have the largest stook ever brought to this place and and sell you goods cheaper than any ODe We have a large assortment of Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits Lounges, Sideboards, Dressers, Baby War ons, Carpet-sweepers, Reed and Rattan Chairs. fcc. Pianos and Organs -kept in htocl:, and nold on monthly payments. We have the Household S e w i n g i a ch i n e the best machine made. Come and see us; north side of Square, in Waldron's block, Liloomington, Jnd.

Use Wt-stifc Buckingham's Tolu Pine Coiuih Cure, for (Vnsumption, Coughs, Colds and all Throat troubles. Price, 25c, and 50c. Trial size, 10c. As a Hot and Poultry remedy, the Superior Condition Powder has no equal in this market. The best Corn Cure ; a the market is the W. ifc B's ture Corn Cure. Pi ice, 10;'.. For sale by druggists generally. Sleepless ttight, made miserable by that terrible couirh. W. & B's. olu Pine C'ugh 1 uro is the remedy for von. Price, 2oe. p.nd 5fA5. Buckingham's Worm Syrup is ile most pieaact and harmless Worm Syrup on the market. Price, 25c. Don let h- Babies suffer when P.uekinh;:::i5s Sooth :n r Syriu will relieve. Fo sa - by Faks Pro-., iiloomirt-r1'!!, Ind. "R08EK3& W00 LEY. !)!;. N l'iAL li ATE, 1 I ! oi ii : 1 illd. )::; :vr .eCaila's. , J L L-J2J. I it iv . . I ;: d exoei'ienced Workman i lo civ work, and will do :ifl !r i mL; ( if p i i !') ng r i I ii neatoes mid 'imv'i, Sohd wwa. Now Stock of

mmg mop,

Jp it ANK 1 OBWON 1 ;M?OIau;TOK. !I:; il.o- liousrl.t the VtV'"on Mftk

I and loeing Hliop f Andrew J.

Hoover, I invite nil om customers, as well as all others, to give my work a trial. Wutton Moking, a oie Shoeing and All Other Kiin Wit" RepnMnng a Specialty FRANK DOBSON. Corner of College Avenue and 4th treet

Harness, Saddle;?, Bridles rrarn,s-J;!.w!kin- Pish Oil and Dubbin ii Sale. C4ive me a art!. JONATH N NICHOLSON, Under uCornern Store.

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A Salem dispatch says: "Thejpeople of Salem are greatly excited over the striking of a gas well at a depth of 750 feet. The well was shot Saturday eveuicg and sent up an irnmense volume of ga$, the teat showing 200 pounds to the square inch. The gas was lighted and threw up an immense flame, and for a time it was feared that the town would be burned up by the roaring and seething flame U med to and fro by the wind Other wells are to be sank."

Great vari et y of children school shoes at Stone .

subjects. of the most favorable com- j students excellent instruction. No msnt. Amor.g the costumes of the j teacher should fail to attend a sumladies were: i mer normal.

lus C R Worrall, heliotrope cash-j r - ry mere, spanish laca front. Diamonds, j ,t "T bAL

Airs John C Dolan, black lace, Persian trimming. Mrs J W Warder, cream surrah and lace. Diamonds. Miss Georgia Byer, pink albatross and surrab. Diamonds. Miss Eila Oorr, light blue albatross, and black velvet. Aiiss Josephine Pittman, white silk, net over dress. Pearls. Miss Ida Louden, black henrietta cloth, pink sash. Mis Emm:;. Krueger, blue albatross and stirrah. Diamonds and rubies. Jiiss Jennie Bituer, cream nuns veiling. Diamonds. Miss Emma Bain, black Henrietta and lace. Miss Lutta Helton, black lace. Miss Mate Overman, blue henriet

ta and pink silk.

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itauY L'rtu. wtic n uccr aiiv.4 iuuuci tire. Call at Summers gallery or av the house cor,, of 4th and Waluui streets. PROG LA iM A lToN! " Whereas, Tuesday, the 30th day of April, 1S89, is the One Hundredth Anniversary of our National Government under the Constitution, and the President of tlie United States having, by proclamation, requested the citizens thereof to rest from their labors on that day and assemble in tjieir several places of worship that i here may be universal manifestations of joy and thanksgiving to God, who has vouchsafed a hundred years of National life with blessings of prosperity and freedom: Therefore, I, M. M. Dunlap, Mayor of the City of Uloomington, Indi-

Miss Flora Krueger, white embroid- 1 ana, do hereby earnestly request

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

j Notice is hereby given to the 1 Stockholders of the "Heal Estate ! iiuilding and Loan Fund Associa

tion" that there will be a meeting at the Mayor's office in Bloomington, Saturday, May 4th, at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of electing nine directors and such other business as may come before the meeting. Robt C. Gkbevks, Secretary. FARMERS and HUXTERS!

that on said 30th day of April, 1889,

from half past Eight to Eleven

o'clock in the forenoon, oil business

ered suit, blue trimmings. Miss Catherine Blinn, blue silk and cream mull.

Miss Grace Rawles, pink silk, j and the various industries of the City Diamonds of Bloomington be suspended, and

Miss Mattie East, cream albatross.

Miss Eftie Lemon ds, cream nuns

Telling. MUs Grace Perry, cream dups veiling, pink sash.

Rev. S. It. Lyons has been invited to deliver the memorial sermon at Ellettsville. Uniion service will be held auu be will accept the invitation

that ail inhabitants thereof join in

the proper and patriotic observance of the day which is so eminently and inseparably a part of American history. In witness whereof I have hereunto affixed my signature and the seal of the City of Bloomington this April 26th, 1889. Ah AI Dumlaf, Mayor.

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If any tleulor tny& lie ha the W Doucla iRhoes without niiuio price ntampea OD tho bottom, put Mm down M a fraud.

Your attention is railed to the fart that H. II. Dron berger & Co., Produce Dealers of Frankfort, Ind. ,have opened a branch house at liloomington, Ind., for the purpose of buying Butter, Eggs and Poultry, and will at all times pay the highest Cash price. J. D. DillmaiijWho for many years has been so well known in the business, will conduct their business for them at thin point. Store house will be the same old stand Air. Diilman haw formerly occupied near the depot. Store keepers and hnxters will have advantage of reduced rates on all railroads leading to this point, and receive prompt remtlance for goods sent in. Prices sent on application. It would be to the interest of every Farmer in Monroe county to cali upon us and get instructions about raising Cabons for the coming season, as they will pay him double the profit of anything he could raise. II. II. Dbonbkroek & Co. Bloomington, Ind.

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