Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 8, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 July 1889 — Page 4
BLooMiKegoa telephone.
Publiahed Friday, with Tawdry Extra.
ICD1TOB AKB PROPRIETOR, VF. S. BRADFUTE.
TERMS:
) One Year, $1 50 Six Months, .75 ) Three Months, .40
Advertisir g Collected each Mmtft.
Office oyer Collins Jt KarselPs.
Gov. Forakkr was this week
nominated by the Republicans of Ohio for Governor for the fourth time. Trie first tirao he was defeated, and the following elections was successful by handsome majorities. It was he who replied, "No rebel flags shall be surrendered while I am Governor," when Cleveland issued an order to return the battle flags to
the scnth. He is a brilliant man. The recent prohibitory election in Pennsylvania only demonstrates more clearly the practicability of local option. Nearly half of the counties gave majorities for prohibition, which means that had the question been for or against local option,about half of fehe State would now be under prohibitory restrictions- There is another point: When there is a strong feeling by a majority of the people against any law, that law can not be enforced.
Bed'ord i to have a new school house. Charles Coffin and wife spent Sunday in BloomingtonHomerjFuJk was here over Sunday, visiting hit father R. A. Fulk, Prof. Gunn has rented the property on the no;!h end of College Avenue,belonging to Prof, von Jageman. B. F. Acams. sr. and wife have returned flora a two weeks visit at Dover, Ky , Mrs. Adams' old booe. Chris. alker and sistar expect to leave to-dity for Pueblo, Colorado., where th?y will remain several weeks.
In the fifty-first Congress 10 seats will be occupied by men chosen by 9 plurality of less than 100 votes, 25 whose plurality was less than 500 votes and 40 with les thin lfo90. Princeton College has conferred the degree of L. L. D. on I resident Harrison. The honor ,n this case is not misplaced, for Harrison is a first-class lawyer, unlike so many who have been declared Doctors of Laws who never read a law-book or tried a case.
Mrs. Mary Cooky daughter of Mrs. M. J. McCoy, and twochildern, are visiting Mi's. McCoy, on west 6th. street.
Owixg to the long strikes in the Clay county mines, the condition of the workmen is said to be pitiful. An appeal is being made to the people of tho State for charity. The Telephone does not believe the proprietors of tbe mines are wholly to blame for the condition of affairs. No doubt thv discovery of natural gas has had a wonderful effect to de press tho market. At Indianapolis and many smaller points a dozen cars of coal are not used where two vears ago there were hundreds. All of northern Indiana, that used millions of bushels, now consumes little or none. This must have a serious effect upon the operators. When a company begins to lose money, the men who labor aie the first to feel the loss.
Samuel Uarrah is building a house on Maple Heights and expects to be the origin il resident of this new addition.
Aao2 from the men who own coal uiices, none have been so ser-
iriTicIv flFatorl Kr the rAfpnt fltsnAv.
ery of natural gas as the somebodys that ma j properly be termed the cros-road "geologists." The discovery of natural gas in Pennsylvania a few years ago was a serious blow to his reputation. Of all the
books that treated on the formation In the last eight years pi
The seruon at tbe Walnut Street church Su'iday morning by Rev. Frank Hood was an excellent discourse and Highly appreciated by his hearers. No one could have heard-it without be ng impressed with the worth and lisroitvof the "Christian Man."
of the eartH and the stratums that followed one upon: another, this "geologist" never otfoe prophesied natural gas. When by accident it was discovered by some men who had never heard of geology, then
ceding
the 1st of January about 124,000,000
acres were settled under the homostead and imbcr culture la s, and at the same rate bv Jnne, 181)0, whn the ii.'w census is taken, the districts will aggregate 150,000,000 acres in ten years. This is an area
ail of the geologist got up on their j T" i V
hind feet and said that it was a result of the coal formation and could not be found anjwher where there was not au abundance of coal. About tbe time those "geologists" were all agreed upon this point,somc men were sinking a well over at Findley,Ohio,and struck a ugusherM A few months later and half a dozen wells were drilled with success in northern Indiana. This made it necessary for tha -"ge jlogist" to try it again. With the same unanimity that the first decision was made, they all decided that there was undoubt
edly natural gas in northern Indiana. 13e that as it may, south of Indianapolis was out of the belt so the geologists said. It was easy enough to agree upon this proposition. About that time several companies were formed to prospect "south of the gas belt," as Ihese geologists said. Now Salem, Hope, Princeton and North Vernon all have strong wells, which indicates that there is gas in every section of the State. The only difference between the man who is a "geologist" and the fellow who is not, seems to be in the ame. The modern geologist is hie the unworthy christian who always finds it necessary to tell those with whom b is associated that he is a church member.
The question of the liability of the South Fork Fishing Club for the
Johnstown disaster is to be tested by litigation. A Johnstown firm which is among the heaviest loser has de cided to bring snit for 150,000, and over a hundred Johnstown merchants have offered to share the expen?. Aa all the members of the dub are vry wealthy, a long and bitter legal war may b looked for.
larae as Te.cas, and, bv the wav, it
does not ir.dnde the large amount settled up in Texas. This looks as if there.ver still some inducements to go into farming. Public attention has been so directed to the defeat of the prohibitory amendment in Pennsylvania that a vastly more significant defeat has beenenurley overlooked. Under the Constitution no one is permitted to vote whe has not paid the poll-tax assessment against him. The practical result of this has been the gathering in of i large revcnue,at least on election years, but much of it at the expense oi candidates and central committee. To get rid of this burden, the politicians submitted an amendment to do away with this polltax,but the people would not Consent. While in Philadelphia the vote was almost unanimous, the rural districts rolled up u majority against it much above 1000. The question now is, what to do next. The burden has become is tolerable to candidates.
Tbe only r lief suggested U to forbid by statute any tax-paying by proxy. At the urgent request of quite a
numbtr of regular patrons, the Bee Line & Bi; h our will arrange for one of there popular,, personally conducted Excursions to Kan., Colorado,Salt Lake, Roccy Mountains and Pacific Coast, under the management of the experienced excursion agent, M. J3. J. Collver. In order to accommodate all and give ample time to prepare for a visit to the far west. Tuesday, July 23rd, has been selected as the date leaviuor Cleveland, 'Cincinnati,
J Columbus, Dayton, Springfield and
Indianapolis. Bee Line agents sit each point named, will be provided with full instructions and can give full information regarding rates, routes, ec. Address,them or D.Jay Collver, Bee Liue Pass. Ag't, 173 Superior Sit., Cleveland, 0. Note.
Mr. Dr. Gaston started last Wednesday foi Axtell, Kan., to see her father, Nelson Connet, who is dangerously il . Mrs. Og;;3 the wife of Supt. R. a. Ogg, passed through town a few
days ago joing to visit friends in I
Green com ty. Miss Ha lie Nuckols will start to Chicago this week to visit her sister, Mrs. EllaSwope, who was married and moved to that place in April. Mrs. L. W. Jones, mother of Isaac Clara in, is vory sick and not expected to live. Mrs. Jones is now with her daughter, Mrs Stephenson near towih where she was taken sick
seven wee a ago Saturday morning while boring the well at Showers factory was progressing, a light vein of sulphui was struck. The drill was stopped for a while and the water came up about 10 fe it- The well is now down 165 feet and still going deeper. Miss Do a Lemons has been offered the position of music teac her in the Orpian' Home at Kinghtstown, Ind. The salary is better than that received here, but we hope Miss Lemons maybe induced to r emain in BIoomiuton.
Another warning comes from the cigarette smoking habit of boys. One has died in Philadelphia. In a
treasure the warning will not amount to much, but it is proper to make a note of it at anv rate. Cigarettes will be smoked and boys will die till it is determined which is the litter to survive. ! i Persons who hare a superstitious dread of Friday will be pleased to learn that this vear is a year of Fridays. It came in on Friday, and will go out on Friday, and will have fifty-three of the illomenod days. There are four months in this year that have five Fridays each, and the longest and shortest day of the year each falls on Friday. It will be re
membered that the greatest of all American disasters, the Johnstown horror, occurred on Fridav. - m There are persons who appear soured on everything pertaining to home affairs. They prefer patronizing foreign to home enterprise. They do not like to patronize home papers, or home anybody. They appear to be enemies to their household, enemies to those upon whom they are dependent for their very bread and butter. Any sane man knows that it is to his interest,in every respect,to give support and encouragement to his immediate neighborhood, whose success will at least
improve his own chances of getting
along nicely.
ELLETTSVILLE. Henry Shook has been shingling his residence.. . . .Miss Mable Eakin spent a few days at Bloomington this week. .. .Marion Taylor will start a barber shop in town soon .... Misa Nora Eakin is visiting at Spencer this week..., Ed. Buzzard cut his foot very badly with an ax last Monday. Miss Maud Jackson, of Indianapolis is visiting frieuda at this place. . . .Emily Matthews has been having a tnssel with rheuma-
"Eilertft Kxtmot Tar A Wild Ch&rry" is a tfe, reliikbUand picaant rmmdy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all throat troubles; will relieve and benefit Consumption. Try it and lw convinced. Every bottle warranted; price ftOc. and one dollar per bottle "Eilert'a Daylight Liver Pills" are a boon to sufferers from Sick Headache, Sour Stoma 'h, Torpid Liver and Indigestion. Sugar-coat ed, pleasant to take and warranted
to f:o through bv daylight
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tism this wek . . . Jamt Ellett and uirougn uv uayugnt.
family visited Urn. Alexander at i BVieis.WUi n.na U:- " mail's
j eciuiijg o i up jusi ire medicine to have in the house for the children; it will cure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, and Regulate the Bowels. 4br Jaques' German V o r m Cakes" destroy worms and remove them from the system. Safe, pleasant and effective. ''Happy Home Blood Purifier" is
the Peoples Popular Medicine for
Union ville Sunday. . . . Walt Harris, Will Eakin and Allie Matthews wont to Gosport last Sunday. . . .David Allen, who has been juito s;ick for some time, is thought to be improving Rev. R. A. Kemp,of Worthington, preached at the 31. E. church last night. .. .Members of F. D. Matthews Post No. 108 department of Indiana G. A. R. are requested to meet Saturday evening,July (th,and pay their dues and to transact other important business ... Mrs. Moberly returned homo last week after several weeks visit at Bloomington and Smith ville. . . . A parly was given at J. May's in honor of Miss Minnie Stark, of New xVibany, last Tuesday night Lewis Wingfield is now in Bowling Green, Ky.,where he has secured a position in a printing oflice John F. Miller had his hip and knee badly mashed by a falling stone at Perry Bros, stone quarry last Monday Miss Grace Perry, who has been attending school at Bloomington, :s .spending several days with her friends at this place . . . .About fifty tickets were sold for the excursion. The train was composed of but two coaches and they pretty well filled before arriving at this place Trent Coffey is in town on a vacation visit. A change has been made in telegraph operators at Delphi and Trent" will take charge of the otlice either at Lafayette or Louisville. . . .Clyde, the little son of Oscar McHenry, while playing around a buggy, received a very ugly cut just above the left eye, caused by the tongue falling on him.... While Mr. Grant and Mr. Batigh were nailing on
the leading Undertakers and Form ture Dealers. We keep all kinds of clothing for Funerals, and sell them for one-half the price of oiher clothe ing. We have thfi largest stock ever brought to this place and anct sell you goodscheaper than any one We have a large assortment of Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits. Loan ges, Sideboard;-, Dres:ci. Baby W.ions, Carpet-sweepers, Reed and Rattan Chairs, Pianos and Organs kept in stock, and sold on monthly payments. We have the Household Sewing Machine the
purifving the blood: preventing or : best machine made. Oune and ee
cu v i n g uyspepsia, mlliousuess, Hendache, Boils and u Fevers and Ma arial Diseases. Price 50 cents and one dollar per botde. 'Uncle Sam's Condition Powder' will cure Distempers, Coughs, Colds, Fevers and most of the diseases to which Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Hogs and Poultry are subject. " Uncle Sum's Nerve & Bone Liniinent" will relieve Sprains, Bruises, Neural uia and Rheumatism. SOLD BV FARIsS BROS.
IF O LT T IS' 5 HORSE AMD CATYL POVlZRS
'The mo3t remarkable natural gas well inlndiana is atVernon, Jeuniugs County. The well wa drilled more than a vear ajzo, and at the depth
of IG0 feet a good now of gas was j sumgles on J. H . Kay's house, tne discovered. Thn depth of the well toe-cleet gsve way and let them fail however, was extended to l,:iU0 feet,! .Mr. Baugh falling on his right shouibut without finding any further sup- der, dislocating the shoulder joint ply. The peculiarity of the well is ; and breaking the point of his fhoulin"its How. The gas is utilized by j der blade. Uncle John received above thirty families, who, on ac-! some bruises and scratches but not count of the uncertainty of the pro- j of any consequence. . . .The post-of-duct, keep on hands a "supply of lice question is settled at last, and wood or coal. During the extreme j Simp Sharp now distribute the
cold weather last winter the flow i mail. Simp labored hard for the
became entirely extinct from some success of the republican party List j iy lil;lt , ,.4 .,iI1Uu. & ySm unknown cause, but as soon as the fill, and well deserves the office at ) j 0jn p;Tul Cot-.- li 'ure is the ren:edv
warm weather commenced Hie out- ' tts namis ana ve bete e he will
ri.iu,Jm xl faun
No Hf.'TtsE IV, !ic of iti.u Hots or Lr.v rtW.n, ii I'omt's PoNViirs art ot in rr.iv.'. Fo'irz'si J'owMivs will ri mit Gaj-v- i v Kyvr.. v.nd cream twentj cr tent.. ;inl i;uu;v liic luitier FouTz's l'oxvdor will enrfr r pnvint ilmost kvkkt Jii-ASR to witinl Horses ;unl Cnttle fire su:ioct. F(tUTZS PoWPtRS MUX GIVK SATI4FACTUN. Soid everywhere. PAV1D E. FOXJTZ, Froprleto? BALTI3IORS, KIX Soid by H. Lindleys Sous. Use West & Huckingham's Tolu Pine Cmih (Jure, for Consumption, Coughs', t'ohhs and all Throat troubles, Pi' ice, '2oc. ai.d 50c. Trial size, 10c. As a Hoir and Ponltrv n inedvthe Superior Vndition I'owder has no eiual in ihii market. The best Corn Cure in the market is the V ct IJ-s .Sr.ve C;rtt Cure. Price, Kie For sale bv i cu agists
generally.
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m:i.de miserable
put beiran a birge quantity. The flow is also always greatly affected xvhen a stiff gale blows from the north or northwest.
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OHIO & 1 SLSilP VI IfAlLWA VA Iff Through Sleepiiiir ( ;itr t Cincinnati, Louisville, ritti-bin. Washington, laltimmv. New York. St. Loais, Cairo. New Orleans and all intermediate point;. For Kmiirrants I-and Se!4ceis, the
"O. & 3k ' i tilts Best Kourebeeruise it is tbe shortest :nul quick est and affoi'd j the host aeeommodiitioijs. The O. tS; is the only Line running j n Sleeping Car between Cinehiuati and! St. Louis'. !
For reliable information as to routes, rates, maps, ticket, time, etc., apply in person or by letter to C. JONES, District J'us-enger Agent Ohio it Mississippi llailway, VlXOENNES, INI). J. T. IIAKNAKD, W. Ji. SllATl t lres't & en. Mairgr. G. P. Agt. C1NC1NXATI, O. "BEE-LINE" ARITHMETIC kThe Science of Numbers" Aih'ution to our stock of knowledge is something we always aim to secure. SciiTRAcrioN if the Chaff from the Solid Grain lequires uQmmon sense. MuinPLicAtiOx of ideas found a basis for the development of the mind and a Division f opinion among a body
of men requires an evenly-balanced head and a strung mind to reconcile the differences of opposing factions The ,4Bi:k Linkv is a mathematical examnle. v It is constantly Adding to its excellence as the most "popular line" to the East. West and Southwest. Il is SiwTRAcriNO or weeding out sb fast as observed, every imperfec-
! tion, leaving as a result the very best
Ke'rvice for its patrons. It is Ml FttfiKv-iKG its ft iejids by the courtesy and attention shown to passengers by the employes. It rs ndt DivirMxu it honors with any other line,and itcertainly should not keep silent tn regard to its merits. If it -should be the reader's for-
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make a good V. M. J. Iv Edmondson is his assistant. . . . ?diss Minnie Stark, of New Albany, is visiting the family of J. A. May this week . . . .Mrs. Sallie Bundy, of Kirdseye, was ihi guest of Mrs. G. W. Faulk-
! ner last week. . . .Miss Mattie Craie.
of Spencer, was the guest of Mrs. Hattic Allen over Sunday,. . . . Miss Jennie Eakin, of Sloorninjrton, visited the family of John Eakin last .Monday. . . . We understand that Dr. W. L. Whitted intends moving to Uioomington in the near future. . . . Mrs. E. M. Laughlin and Miss Ella Lyons, of Gosport, were visiting Kev. Eirod's last Iondav.
for cti, Pi ice, and -Va-. ilucknighanrs NVorm Syrup is. the
j most pleasant and hannless Worm
Syrup on the market. riM.c.-. -'oc. Don! let Uus Bjoies suffer when Ktu-kiip; ham's So;hini Svrui) will rein vh. For sale by Kauis 1kom ry-:'j. IJloominoii, Ind.
ROGERS & WOO LEY. nr 1 is s 17 is v;rv c ilc m lit Firsl-r.hss .'ompa:iies.) 'Dli.ALKK:? IN KKAL fa STATE,
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SHERIFF'S 2 ALE. By virtue of an execution to me directed, Irom the (Jlerk of the Monroe Circuit Court I will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on $ATUliI)AY,J CLY J7th A. fJ. between the hours of lu o'clock a. mM and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, at the door of the Court House of Monroe County, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seveu years of the following described Real Eslate situated in Monroe County, Indiana, to-wit: All of that part of the Northwest fractional quarter of section number tweuty-two (S)townshipnine (?), North of Range one (1) East North of the Indian Boundery line, which lies east of Brummet's Creek,and south of the East pron of said creek, being the lines as they run containing ten (lu) acres more 'OV less situated in Monroe County, Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interest and costs, I will at the same lime and place expose at public sale the feesimple of said real estate. Taken as the property of James B. Boltinghouse at the suit of John II. Cole
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Leaves skin soft and SMOOTH. CLEANS AND POLISHES ALL METALS AND WOOD WORK IS1 WITHOUT SCRATCHING. (fc$GEiT$ACAKE. Ask Yo-r G oce. rniitfODOC TRIPOLI WW-- ---..n.
Tf any dealer ray he haft the IV. I.. Douglaa 6ii46 without name und prlco itauipod OH the bottom, put hiiu down aa a fraud.
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w;t ... .r..a ha iftnipmher Und Joseph Allen vs. Jacae B. Bolt-
thi. iL,i ami ftel in dutv bound tnghoUs. Said sale wiH be made
to add hirt dollar and cenU to our
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without atit relief whatever from
valuation or appraisement laws Thomas J Fak, MVy 25, T88V. Sheriff of M. C. Jamea K. Mogaa, AU'y ior Plaintiff .
W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Kot in world. KxAinlnk hlA m.Oi UKNI-INK IIAM1-SKUK1 8 HOE. 94.00 I1M)-SKWXI WKI-T SHOK VOLICK AN1 KA KM Kit' SHOR KXTKA VAMJK CAl.F SHOK. WORKINOMAN'S SHOK. ami HI .75 HOYS' S4 HK)r SHOB8 All uiJule in Conr -. Button Mil Laoc W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE lafdirk. BMlt Material, Beat Stylo. Mti Mttla laot sold bf Tour delC write Sold by Ed. WhetseU.
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SH K AND NERVOUS HEADACHE. Thv iviimmII. ?irr rurrii d dlrktlv to litni'l uriVn'L bv h iW runvnt of Uiitfly HtNlIralwlAir, thonrtigly soft nUvz titit iiHOvinu nil litinlcnwl gcre tious he.Iitis( ulmrattMl aiirfacea, reduivinu tUl -Kwiml mtmbrune to a normal oonditiun, and cormrtln Foul and Of-IVn-iTM hreath. thi remedy hafi met with womUrfnl Ir U tho grat Mt HIckmI Mtnlh'ino hi th War Id. and to iiuw roramaded and precrUd by in a tit t mr mt Iiiaot hyiJabkOa Ut hy LIXDLKT WAl BROS,