Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 2, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 May 1889 — Page 4

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UNIVERSITY NEWS.

Prof. Gunn did not meet his classes yesterday. Prof Woodford returned from Virginia vesterdav noon. Mrs. Powman has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Prof. Hoffman, during the past week. Prof. At water was absent Monday and Tuesday attending the funeral, of his mother-in-law in Ohio. Rev. Hi n man, the anti-secret society lecturer, conducted the devotional exercises last Friday morn

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Librarian SpangJer has sent out over 2,000 circulars giving route of the tonr through Europe this summer, of which he is director. Prof. Boone has had different professors lecturing to his class in High School Teaching and it is proving quite a success. J)r. Jordau and Prof. Campbell lectnred this week. The following scholarships have been given and reported from various parts of the State: Guy Howren, Liberty; Alice E. Brass, Lima; and Stella M. Hague, Auburn. A game of ball between the Mitchell nine and the lately organized University club will be played at the old college campus this afternoon. Game called at one o'clock. Admission '25 cents. Dr. J. C. Arthur, professor of Botany; Prof. Creighton, professor of Mechanical Engineering; and Prof. Knauff t, professor of Art, all of Purdue University, visited the university yesterday. It has been suggested that the Board of Trustees select a "10th man" to taks charge of the classes of any of of the professors who may be absent in the future. It is a snap with some students to have no recitations with others it is dead expense. Martins. v i he Republican : W. E. Greenaway has been appointed assistant chief clerk of tne railway mail service at Louisville, Ky. We contra ulatti Will on his appointment. He will make a good one." Mr Greenway will be remembered as a student here in '85.

In speaking of Prof. Bryan's talk before the Mitchell graduating class the Commercial says: '-The address to the class by Prof- W. J. Bryan, of Bloomington University, was oneof the best orations to which we have had the pleasure of listening. It was delivered iu a forcible and pleasing way and merited all the praise bestowed upon it." Dr. Dabnev's classes for the remainder rf the term will be continued under the direction of various persons. Prof. !ryan has charge of the class in Rationalism, bat each day some member of the class directs the recitation of the text. Hereafter it will meet only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Dr. Jordan is teaching the ci$ss in the History of thtf French Revolution and Homer Dibell that in English History. -The trouble and inconvenience, and in some cases sickness, caused by the inability to get heat when it has been wanted of late, has suggested that a different plan would be preferable for the new library building. If any regard is to be had for the health of the students, it is almost absolutely necessary. The library has to be open when other departments are closed. It is frequented by more student and for a longer time than any other department. It needs better ventilation, but by the present means of heating gets very little, if any at all, that is really beneficial. By the Gleamheating process also, the books are injured, which with books obtained like we get ours, little by little and none but what are valuable, should be well considered before fixing such a system for years to come in our r.ew building. If a better method of. heating can b obtained, without any additional cost, it ought to be.

PROGRAMME OF MEMORIAL SERV iC-S AND DECORATION DAY, M AY 30th, 1889. Memorial Service will be held at the College Avenue M. E. church, Sunday, May 2(5, at 10 a. m., ttev. W. R, Halstead delivering the sermon, to which all ex-Soldiers and their friends are especially invited. On Thursday May S0th,G. A. II. Posts, the various orders participating iu the exercises of the day and citizens generally, will assemble promptly in the Court Hou.e Park at 10 o'clock a. m. OKDEP OF KXKRCXHKS. Music by the Martial and Mechanics' Bands. Music by the Choir. Prayer by Chaplain Kcv. James 13. Hamilton. Music by Choir. M ;-;Mng Roll of Honor bv Enoch Fuller. Alusie by Choir. Oration by Gov, Ira J. Chase. Music bv Choir

Adjournment to the Public Cemetery :

ORDER OF PROCESSION. Martin! and Mechanics' Band, Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, Ununiforraccl Knights of Pythias, Independent Order of Red Men, Independent Orrf?r of Odd Fellows, Children ami Teachers of the Public Schools, Members of the G. A. Ii.,aml Soldiers generally, "Wagons containing wreaths and ilow- . ers, Carnages containing Orator, Chaplain aud Reader, Citizens and Carriages. On arrival at the Cemetery the various orders will open ranks at a point designated by the Marshal of the Day to let th school children, members of the G. A. R., orator, Chaplain and Reader pass to the stand, after which the exercises prescribed by the G. A. R. ritual will be carried out. Salutes by the firing squads, and decoration of" Soldiers' graves, during which time music will be furnished by the Martial and Mechanics' Bands;. The procession will then be reformed, march to the public square aud there be dismissed. By order of Com. on Program. Marshal of the Day, Gszx. M. C. Huntrk, Asit Marshal, Jamks B- AIulky. A citizeus meeting was held at the courthouse Wednesday evening lo arrange for Decoration day and act in conjunction with the G. A. R Wilson Adams was called to the chair and Walter Bradfute was appointed secretary. The following' committee on the preparation of flowers waft appointed: First Ward &r. W. li. Hughes, Mrs. J. B. iMulky, Mrs. W.J. Allen, Mrs. E. Fuller, Mrs. Kobt Stewart, Mrs. J. G. McPheeters, J. G. McPheeters, Ben. Adams, jr., Wm. Blair, Geo. Thornton,!!. C. Duncan. Second Ward Mrs. Dr. Gaston, Mrs Dr. Axte'l, Mrs. J. F. Morgan, Mrs. Ed. Seward, Mrs. IT. F. Perry, Miss Laura . Hendrix, Mrs. R. C. Fosttr, Dr. Weh Jas. F. Morgan, John Ehni, W. J. Bryan. Third Ward Miss Mary Hinda, Mrs. Geo. Nonuau,Miss Mary Kelly, Mrs. Dolla Pauley, Mrs. J. K. Beck, Abe Donaldson, lieu. C Smith, J. C. Rock, R. C. McMichael. Com in i ttee on Fi nan ee : W, J . Allen, W. W. Wicks.J. G. McPheeters. II. F.Perrv. Seating Committee: Wilson Adams, Marian Griny, Joe Allen, Cap:. Hughe, J.C.Rock. The school children were also invited to participate in the exercises aud to prepare wreaths and flowers. The executive committee was insiructed io present a special invitation to the Mechanics1 band to take part in the exercises. SOLDIERS XON'ITMENT FUND There will he a collection taken up on Decoration Day, May oOth, 1889, for the Monroe County Soldiers Monument Fund. Let the citizens come prepared to give liberally that the work may soon be commenced and a Monument worthy of our Soldiers be orected. Donations received at anv time by the Treasurer. Ky order of the Wo.uan'a Relief Corp. Maeoarkt U, McCatxa, Treasurer. KKUE COUPS MEETING. The members of the W. R. C. are requested to meet at the G. A. R. hall at9;30 o'clock, on Sabbath morning and go in a body to the M. E. church where the Memorial sermon will be delivered by Rev. Halstead. By order of Corps No. 92. Pauline Nobvell Pearson, Sec.

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OS the Indiana wheat probabilities according to State Agricultural Secretary Heron's information, the acreage ol" 2,710,000 acres will yield

an average of about fomeenand one half bushels per acre, or a total of -39,295,000 bnshel. Lant year there was an acreage of 2.774,000 and a total yield of 28,879,000. Thig estimate places the average yield in 1889 fariheadof that of 1888. Comparing the condition of growing wheat in various winter-wheat producing State, Indiana will probably rank above Ohio, Kentucky and Missouri, and below Michigan, Illinois and Kama f Prof. W. E. Lugenbeel, formerly of the Mitchell Normal, was in the city Taenia j.

Daring the week the Graham Earle company has been playing to excellent houses. Tuesday night "Fruits of Genius" was produced:

Wednesday night the familiar "Uncle Josh' was played to a large audience, a large number of Knights of Prth'ui- attending by special invitation of Mr. Earle. Last night "Shadows of Shasta" was given to the largest houe oi the week. Mr. Earle' company is much the best he hits ever brought to Bloomington and is giving excellent satisfaction to the amusement lovin g public. The subject of Rev. HalsUad's

address Sunday morning will be; "The War wiih its Results and the Responsibility of thu Hour' At night he will talk on the question, "What Shall we Read?"

Wednesday evening four mail clerks were dismissed from the service on the L. N. A. & C. road. They were Democrats and John Riley, of this city, was one of the number. A grand concert, under the direction of Mr. F. Lust, the pianist, will be given by local talent, assisted by artists from abroad, at College Chapel, on Wednesday evening, June 5th. Exquisite vocal and instrumental selections will be rendered, and a great success is anticipated. C. li. Worrali ought to bless the Republican aJm lustration. The number of new pensions and the increases that he has secured is marvelous. The following is a few of the lucky soldiers in the past few weeks: Original Pensions: Xicic A. McManus, S16; Peter liowman. 12; Anr'i Adams, Rachel lirown, f 12; James S. Williams, $27, Robert K. Rice, 4; Marion Todd, ?s, J as. K. Orchard, 627; Isaac M. C. Neal, Sli, Win. W. Hazel, 6; Jokn I). 13onsall9 6; R. C. JlcMiehael, $12; James F. Curry, tiU: with arrears thereon of over $3,000. Increased pcnioTis: Fieldon Sex

ton, -$10; A. J. Lampkins, iU4;G. N.

Thornton,ei7;v. H. II. Giibert,S8; A. W. Kose, $12; Wm, Lee, $10; James Gross, 24; 0. 1). MeLahlan, 12; Irvm Seward, y8; Faris Sylvester, 10; James Adkius, $30r lienj Bass, 814; C. C. Mefford, 814: Jas. Buchanan, 8; Jas. li. Carmichael, 24;F. M. Brown, $10;Silas Grimes, $30;Jas. Lampkins, $S; J. C. Cavanass, $10; Rnfus Adams, 10; S. O. Lawson, 48; W. W. Fauloy, 812; J. II. Ciendeiura, $4; Wm. C. Smith, $8; John A. Mar, $10; J. II. Curv, 88; A. H. Wilson, SO: D. C. Fugli, $17. Reissue and Reratins and Increase: James Southern 8 and $600; Wm. II. M arris, 510 and 500; John T. Filer, $16 and 400; A. F, Phillip?:, $20 and $1,100: Thos. H.

Lambkins, $10 and arrears. Mr. J

Worrali is a Democrat but does not allow polities to interfere wiih his business, and has the candor aud honesty to give Corporal Tanner honor for the bust pension record ever made in Monroe County. Cook stoves of all kinds including the celebrated. Peerless Gasoline family cook stove (best in the world) call aud see them. W. J. All ex.

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MARSHAL'S NOTICE. By instruction of the Council, all persons are hereby notified that the tools, apparatus, or belongings of the Fire Department will not bo loaned to private parties, and any one taking such articles from the City Building will be Prosecuted for trespass. Geokoe Owens, Marshal. May 23, 1889, Notice to stock owners!. I hereby give notice to all owners of stock that the ordinance prohibiting stock running at largn within the corporation will be rigidly enforced. Prosecutions will follow upon the violation of the law by any one. This ordinance must be obeyed. George M Owes, Marshal. Bloomington, May 16, 1889.

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MARSHALS NOTICE. To the citizens of Bloomington: It having been represented that certain persons are using water from the rire citterns of the city, such persons and sill the inhabitant of the city are hereby notified thai such ufe of tlv firA cisterns is a violation of law jnd will be prosecuted as such. May 1 7th, lsiso, Gko. M. Owex. Marshal.

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Treasurer's Xotiee. Tre.s;inr'f Oflhx :IotiroH Co., Ind. IUMmititon, May 20th, 1889. NOTICE is hereby given, that I am prepared to redeem all outstanding County Warrants, other than Pike, that are dated prior to September 1st, 1HS8. interest on all oidera issued prior to the above date will stop on th'3 first day of June, 180. J. il. GAS ION. Treasurer Monroe Co.

Hanging and St:md Lamps at cost for 30 day. Faris Bros. 1J. Cro:i desires the public to know that he has now started hi ice wagon ivad will take orders to deliver ic;i to anv part ot" the oily. Make contrai.'ls at once by leaving word at the Koseberrv& Cron meat stand

GOSPORT, IND., MAY 28th, 1889. Sale to begin atone o'clock. Lunch on Farm at noon. Terms. Cash or six months time at 6 per cent. Col. R. E. Edmonson, Auc't. JOHN WELCH.

ileal ISt&ito .rirxinsaleiftS f The grand cor cert to beheld at

Half the feast is first class, light i hreod. Mike Voipert bakes it every j

nay.

Try Kirby's Brown Bread. It's i delicious. j

li&nhig and t-Tand Lamps at j

cost for ;i0 days, vans Jros.

Everything must go at the la- j

zaar. Closing up thi store. It you want the best l5iead that ia Baked in the citv, no to IL T

Swindler & Co. Good and fresh j

every day. All kinds of Lunch served at all hours, at H. T. Swindler & Co.

If you want a nice cake leave j your order with Kirby on the East Side. He has a first class cake j maker. Second to none. Give him !

a trial.

Try H. T. Swindler & Co.'s Ice Cream 2od&-vater. It is extra

good.

Hanging and Stand Lamps at cost for 30 days. Faris Bros. Try a dish of M. Volpert's Ice Cream. The best in the city; always on hand now. L, B. Bray and John Thomas are Charley McPhkktkws' able assistants in the grocery trade, over at the southeast corner. Be sure you find the place. They are, each one, accommodating, and pleasant people to trade with. We will sell goods much cheaper since wo made the improvements in bur room. Ve do this because we feel ho much more cheerful in our handsome new room. Come and see us. ROBERTSON BROS

John C and Anna Hanover to Herman Mendel, lots 07, 08, Alexander ad. Bloonv imrton, W J Allen to Mnr;ha J Doughty, lot 17 Allen's ad, Bloomington, Eliza Coan to Sam' I ItickettP, SO acres in Van Huron tp, Wm J Lowe to K V Hainey, -j acre iu Clear Creek t p, Wni Bennett to E W Hainey, 3-10 acres in Clear Creek tp Enoch Fuller to Jennie Anderson, lot 23 outh Park, Abraham Casee to ilatilda C'aaee, 2.' aeres in Polk tp, Wm IT East to Nancy Foster, lot South Park, Jos Urmey to Richard W Canin sec 30 Clear Creek tp, Enoch Fuller to Ida B Chase, lot 8, Fuller ad, Bloomington, Mary Cox to S E Carmichael, lot 22, Davis ad, Bloomington, , Mary Stines to Florence Miller, 22 acres in Hear. Blossom tp, Moses McLain to Henry F Holmes, 40 acres in Washington tp, James Butcher to Rufus Coatney, lot 15, Alley's ad, Bloomington, M ary Simpson to Aaro n J Brown, in sec 10, Richland tp. Wm M Hunger and W F Robertson to Rose E Robertson 40 acres in Van Buren tp, Wm H Foster toSam'l Kick.etts, GO acres in Va:a Buren tp, Rufus Coatney to Jas Butcher 30 acres in Perry tp, Enoch Fuller to Louis Loritz, lots 21, 23, Fuller ad, Bloomington, Charon Cox to David V Cox, 40 acres in Benton tp, James Cully to Finlev Johnston, i lot 47, Harrodsbur, Sarah Constable to Catharine Gilmore,lot 35,EUettsville,

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Thanks to the enterprise of Eph Hughes the south side barber, Bioo.miington now has an excellent bath house. After considerable trouble and expense Mr. Hughes has added to his shop a bath appartment and can furnish hot or cold water, including ail the. modern conveniences. Go to Hughes' and take a good, refreshing bath Price, 25 cents.

The Popular Cigar. For Salo by all Firttt Clas Dealers For Sale or Trade. A $2,000 Stock of LAD IKS' &CHILDBENS' Furnishing Goods. J5Any one wanting a Bargain in this stock of goods can secure it by calling at once on W. P. ROGERS.

Paoli Republican: "Probably the largest sale of standing timber ever made in Southern Indiana, if not in the Mate, was effected a few days ago by Alfred Applo of this county, lie received a ten thousand dollar check from Taylor & Crate for the timber, as it stands; on about 400 acres of land. The timber is in Greenfield township. Apple had already cut several hundred thousand feet from the same tract. "

the ohanel June 5th oromi.ses to be

a great musical success. Mrs. Malinda Lee and Miss Emma,, of Mitchell, were in the city vesterdav on busiies

onr ' W nu 11. Dryuen nas been appoint-

led postmaster at xl nr tinsville and. o qqqIJ aines MoT-) Hays ar. Greencastle. Bert Miller, of Martinsville, on 51 trial for induction, has been sentencjtd lo the penitentiary for three 1 'f years. :00 1 1 A it RC'TiBU ii G . The foundation for the tenth new 100 dwelling is at present being erected. lit is on McFadden street and is be000 'injS built by Iliraia Storm es. . . .U. N. Pearson, who was recently marri4()!ed to a lady at Newberry Miss U 'raze returned home la.t Friday. i (Mrs. By ers had ;he pleiisuie of pre1,000 paring tho wedding fent. . . . Word has beea received from Hutchisor!, jKansas, that Mr. and Mrs. Bennett ROOiare the happy parents of a boy. . . . .Dr. MeLahliiu, Frank Kinder, John liSance and one or two others came . , . . 'up to celebrate with the Knights, j .... A few were royalN entertaiutil (at tiie home of Mis.s Lou and

400!Vioia Bwnneit last 1 uenUy even

ing. Several were pre-ontlrom the

ivicimtv of Avoaa. Jiusio ana

l,400jgames were an interes.inj; feature, (also the refreshments . . -. reachers' 'meeting at Harrodfrburg Friday 75 cveniiu; at the homo of Mrs. Ann Anderson The yonngest son of j James Lower is very sick with SCO throat irouble Miss Jennie Tilly Icame up to Bloomington yesterday jto enoourgc the taeator ....Miss 2,000 Hubbard has returned after an abjsence of two weeks and iti keeping I,40ohouse for Kev. Royer Picnic

noxt 1 uesuay by Mrs- LI au lock tor

all tho Sunday school children, VERN AL SCHOOL HOUSE. The sick are all on the mend .... Jim Strong has aboipt six acres planted in peach weds .... There was preaching at Venial church Ji i A i v r m ininr on A a ) Ik T H it iV

40 Rev. Coffey The road supervisor

onlv comne led the men to work nail

of their spring work. 11)3 retained

the other half tor tho prospective

road .... Sherman YY iliiams. who has

been working for JoiT Byers, has taken a fruit tree agency Who is going to teach at Vernal this winter!'

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Mitchell Commercial: "Bloomington enterprise would not let tho Dodds chair factory leave there. The city donated the company three acres of ground near the railroad

and a house of $4,000 and Dodds house Quite a distance of White

will at once rebuild cn the new site.

Bedford is left; let us mourn with her."

CROSS ROADS. Mrs. Rebecca Jones, the mother of Mrs. Wm- Stephenson, fell and

broke the large bone in her h:.p, about an inch beiow the joint... Corn nearly all planted an the greater part is up. The ants and cut vrorms are desitroyint: considerable in sod grounds. . . .Clint Turner is -3 .

erectiior a wood-shed and smoke

I bwwh A glance at the columns of the Telephone this morning will convince the public that advertisers know where to go to get the best results from their money. William Slocumb is in the city this week.

Hall road has been graded, which

helns it wonderfully. . . . Meeting

has been changed from Sunday

night to the evening n 3: 30 o clock. . . . .The singers are considering the idea of buying new bocks.... The Marshall has been troubling Kid. John Johnston considerably of late. ...The baptism of the probationers will be attended to about next preaching day, June 2nd.

; NOTICE OF A TETITION TO j SELL REAL ESTATE. j Peter B. Martin " Admir istratorof i Probate Cause.

the Estate of j ISO. In the CifWarren B. Rose- cuit ourt of berry, deceased, Monroe County, vs. Indiana, Sept. Martha A. Rose- j Term, 18S9. berry, B e r t i e ! Roeberry. J To Martha A. Roseberry and Bertie Rose be vv.

) You are several v herebv notified

that the above named petitioner, Administrator oi the estate aforesaid, has iiled in the Circuii Court of Monroe County, Indiana, a petition, makinr vou defendant thereto, and praying therein for an order and decree ot Kiid Court, authorising tiie sale of coriain Real Estate belonginu' io tho estate of said dcdent, and in said petition described, no make as.se is tor the payment of the debts and liabilities of ?aid ostat?; and that aid petition, so Mled arid pending, is set fc- hearing in said Circuit ourt, at the -Court House in Bloomington, Indiana, on the 2nd

judicial day of ti,v Sept. Term, 1889

of sar i Court, tlu same beuis: the lid d;iv of Seotember,18S9. 1 !, WITiS KSS, The Olerk - seal. and sea! of said v , t ourt, this 21 day af May, 1889. Enoch Fuller, James F- Morgan, Att'y. Clerk SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree io me directed from the

"Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court,

in a cause wherein 1 he Workings men's Buildmg,Loan Fund and Savings Association is ftaintiff, and Katurah E. Drysdale and James Dry sd ale are Defendant, requiring raeto make the sum of Four Hundred and Twenty-nine Dollars and Sixty six Cents, with :r; ercnt op saia decree and eosts., 1 . ill expose at Public SaIe,tothe 1 ies bi;der,on SA TV RDA r, . WE 15th, betw een the hours 10 odock a. m., aud 4 o'clocjfc p. j of h aid day, at the door of the C .art Honse in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, the renu and prof itn.for a term not exceeding seven years, ihe following Real Estate, to-wit; Part of In -Lot in the city of Bloomington Nos. 73 and 76 bounded as follows: commencing at the Northeast corner of said In Lot No. 70 running thence South Sixty (60) feet thence West one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet to the West line of said In Lot No. 75 thence North Sixty (60) feet thence East to the place of be ginning, all in Bloomington Monroe County, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of naid real estate,or so much thereof aa tnty be sufficient to discharge said decree interest and coats. Said sale Kill be made without any relief what ever from valuation or appraiseniont laws. Thomas J. Farr, May 16th, 13:39. Sheriff.

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