Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 8, Bloomington, Monroe County, 5 July 1889 — Page 1
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WALTER BRADFUTK, Proprietor.
THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPKK OF BLOOMINGTOX AND MONROE COUNTY.
Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra,
VOL 14
RLOOMTNGTON, INDIANA, JULY
1889
NO 8
LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Edmonds, the mother of Mrs.
Walter Lindley, is down from India
napolis.
Miss Flora Alspaugh, of Salem,
is visiting the family of H. J.
Nicholsl
The infaut child -of Henry Creech
died Monday morning. It had been
sick for some time.
Newten Fee and family left
Tuesday for Decatur, Ohio, where
they will make a short visit.
Prof. Charles Harris and family
arrived from Oberlin, CK, last week
and will remain here during the
summer.
During the1 month of June the Louisville, New Albany and Chica
go railroad handled 72 pieces of
baggage at the Blooniington station-
Ah average of ever K O pieces each
day, which will indicate that some
business is dene at this point.
The Christian church talk of engaging Rev. Wm. F, Ross for
their pastor here, and be is expected
to move by the first of September.
He is a young man 23 years old
rod a graduate of Butler University.
He now lives in Hamilton county.
Mis Grace Woodburn will spend
several weeks ut Chautauqua. N. Y.
.Her sister, Mre. McMillan of Mon
mouth, III., will be here in a few
days and expects to .accompany her east. Profs. Woodburn and McMillan are now at Chautauqua taking sosre special studies. " w - Mrs. Ida Henley was recently married at Brazil to Elder Goodwin, a preacher in the Christian church near that place. It is stated that it is the same Goodwin who attended the University herti t one time. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin now live at Bowling Green, Kentucky. Mr. Edwards, of the class of '86, Indiana University, was married in Baltimore the first week in June,
and will spend the summer in Europe on a welding journey. Since graduation Mr. Edwards has spent one year in the I5nrmudas,two years in University studies and will return to the Hopkins University next year.
Prof. Samuel Gamer,now Professor of Modern Languages in the Naval Academy at Annapolis, delivered the annual address before the Literary Societies at St. John College, Md. His subject was "Plutocracy, a Menac toour Civilization." The address was largely quoted and highly commented on by the Baltimore press. The party to Piue Lake expect to start next Monday to remaiu about two weeks. A list of those going is as follows: Ben. Adams, jr., and wife, J. W. Shoemaker and wife, C. H. McPheeters and family, Wm. N. Showers and family, Mrp. Maud Showers, Lucy Maxwell, Van Bukirk,Mrs. Howe Ryors andhild, M. H. Seward and wife, Wm. Blur and wife, Aaron Rose, Mrs. Milton Robinsorr, Simpson Neeld and daughter, Wm. B. Seward and wife, W. it Hughes and wife, Howard Maxwell.
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nolis to fviebratc.
Miss 1 ;i.ina Wilson left yest: lay
to visit a friend at Cicero, Ind.
The Presbyterian congregation
held a pleasant social at the residence of W. B. M:nton, the pastor, TupM.uy evening. There was a very
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Mens' Wool Suits Sold for from 4.50 to 5.00,
S.OU to 8.50, 9.00 to 10.00, O.OOtolO, 15.00 to 16.50,
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"Tlie Corner" PRICES. Now marked 3.50. Now marked 6.50. No w marked 8.OO. Now marked 7.5Q to 8.00. Now marked 11.00 to 13.50
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Now marked S2.00 to 83.50. Everything in our Store at a Positive Ilargsaiii THIS WE DO TO PREPARE FOR OUR FALL STOCK.
It expected that work will be
gin on gas well No. 2 next week.
The derrick is now almost up and
the m obinery, now in use on the
fifth v oil at Salem, is to be here by
to-morrow.
At the council meeting "Tuesday
night no business of imm"'t!-i"" wa-
transacted. Mortz i C. h'-yi'
the contract for build iu-j three cul
verts. One on Morton near; 3d
street, one on west Gth street, and
one on stb, near Madison street.
There was no demonstration of
any kind here yesterday the 4th.
Those that went to any town to
celebrate, visited Spencer. A num
ber of picnic parties went in different directions from town. Business was generally suspended, many o the fetores closing all day.
Monday evening the U. P. church
lield a social at the lesidence of
Walter Bradfnte, and it was largely attended. It was in the nature of a farewell to Mrs. McKinley, whogoes to Tarkio,Mo., Mrs. M. J. Bradfnte, who goes tor several months to Kansas City,and R. A. Foster and wife, who vill spend the next year atXenia, O. FOR SA1E OR RENT Four room house on Walnut Street. Call on W, P! Rogers at once.
Lookout for the Red Letters nest week at the Banner. White and Yellow corn for sale . W. J. All-r
Remember One Price to AIL Remember the Price is in Plain Figtires. Remember these are Honest and Legitimate Cuts for the reasons above named
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Vincennes Commercial: Prof. Joseph Bran, brother of Prof. E. A.
Bryan, had about made up his mind to accept 4 position in the University vice Pof. Stewart resigned. He would hae occupied the chair of natural rteiences here. Nearly at the same time be received a telegram from Monmouth, 111., telling him that he bad been elected to a position in the preparatory department ot the college there. The salary being several hundred dollars more per annum he will accept the position in Monmouth college. However, be will remain in this city during the summer.9 A man can maks $2 a day these times buying clothing at tie 'Eagle
The marriage of Miss h -eliHarn and Otto Anderson; Cream
:atm Ian, blanche lcks; rair
towels, Cora McMichael: Pair tow
els, Mrs. Beatv and Lot. ' rider: Pair
towels and handkerchiefs, Mr. and
Mrs. II. J. Feltus; ToweL Marv
Stevenson; Throw, Clara and Nora
Robinson: Throw, Helen fiurgoon; Towel rings, Sade Burgoon; Plush Panel,Laura Leas;Fanuy ornaments. Mr. and Mrs John Hutchings; Mull
neck tie. Lou Robinson; Butter
knife, Loney Johns; Rolling-pin and
Cookbook, b red tess; Cook btovie and table cloth, bride's parents.
D. 0. Spencer received orders within the past few days to copy
off evidence in the W bite Cap trial, and also the evidence in full, some ,G0 pages, in the celebrated Peter
tforainsstar case tried recently
Union temperance services at the U. P. church Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lindley haye a fine daughter up at 'their house. Dr. Thornton was down from Knight8ville this week visiting his parents. Mrs. Hemp Wilson and Miss Lora are in Indianapolis. They went up Wednesday. Moses Kahu is at Indianapolis
and Cincinnati this week taking a
little vacation.
Leas and Oscar llof :man was solemnized at the home of Miss Leas? parents, east 3rd street, Tuesday morning. There vere present only a few of the intimate friends of the bride, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. W, M. Zarin?, presiding elder of this district. The bride, was dressed in a handsome cream -colored suit. The happy couple took the train for Gosport soon after the tcereinony where they took dinner with a brother of the
bride, and in the evening went to Spencer, their futt.re home, wheie
Mr. Hoffman is in business. Miss Leas is well kaown in Blooming-
ton anu ior over a year uas ua,uiv '"ouv ' r n i a id i t. . . L - L sinann Thi uMt.h his ra? 1 road Inat Jnr fori. with hia familv Iftft ot a11 kinds. J. rices always the
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L. B. Bray and Johx Thomas are Charley MoPheteks' 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 we made the improvements in our room. We do this because we feel so much more cheerful in our handsome new room. Come and see us. ROBERTSON BROS
Holtxmanifc Shovel, in the meat -i f xj vr:i i xi,
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m,B- ccuuiu unrnau, ui eer;, best beet and &t lowest prices. Haute, is visiting her uncle, l. J. Give them a call.
Feltus of the Courier.
Call and see Robinson Bros.
Clay Howard, of the train dis- Unusually large stock of Groceries
fi,.A nr iviid wUh her mimhWen., also being transcriped bv him Tuesday for Chicago where they will
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inv in h nw hoaie. and this office VU uls UU8U l t!CFUJ spena a week.
J ' . t, . . . , , . ihim very busy, esneciallv loins in the desire that'
especially joins
her life may be bug and happy. A number of convenient and valuable piesents were given. An incomplete list is as follows: Parlor lamp, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Bradfute, Satin laundrv bag. Pink
Emery; Oil Painting. Nora Kirby,
Hadd Smith, Eva Whisnand, Luia
Fulk and Lula Mathers;Silver sugar
spoon and butter knife, It. Pauley; Pair Silver napkin-rings, Joe Mc-
Kinley: Set of silver teaspoons,
Harry Eakin; Silver butter knife, r- t J
irs. rreu rcss; ouver oau anu pyper stand. Joe Smith: Silver knives
and, forks, Will Leas;. Glass water set. Rice Iloltzman; Glass preserve
stand, Mrs. E. E. Nixon; Glass ielly
PUI11UB WiJ0 xmmm j , -m pitcher, Frank Leas; Set China nlates. Mort Wbitiker; China pitch
erf Anna Leas: Silk umbrella, Bert
The funeral of Mrs. Sallie Bollen-
bacher Kennedy took place from the
Methodist church Wednesday morn-
inir at 10 o'clock. There was a large
attendance of the friends and rel
atives of the deceased. Rev. Wm
Zaring preached the sermon. Mrs.
Kennedy leaves her husband ana an infant child to mourn her loss. Mrs. Carson Wylie and children left Wednesday to spend the 4th
with Cap. J. F. Fee's family, atGreencastle. From there they go to Mattoon 111., to visit Mrs. Wyhe's brother, J. E. Mathers, where the Mathers family have a reunion. The "Eagle" Clothing Store tjives out some important information this morning. Think of the best Unlauudried Sbirts fo 50 cents!
A nice, fresh stock of staple and fancy groceries, at Charley McPheet-
A letter from the Post Master at ers tb? old Greeves corner. i
Monticello, states that the report;
concerning the shooting of B. F.
Rhodes, is without foundation. fc P -I. .11. Ml M In the case of John McQune who was killed last week on the railroad, Coroner Maxwell returns a verdict
of accidental death in which the road
is not responsible. Andy Haz&I, who has charge of the delivery department of Collins and Kartell's store, is quite sick with
fever and hag been confined to hhi
room for the past week. By reading the "Eagle" announ cement this morning, the public wilil learn something about bow cheap Clothing can be sold. 75 cents for Moulskin pants!
For the best beef at best prices, at Holtzman & Shovel's meat shop.
Dinsmore's old stand.
FARMERS ATTENTION! Call at the Hardware Store of W. J. Allen, and examine the celebrated Buckeye Twin Binder, Mower, and Dropper. The best machines in the market, all giving the best satisfaction. Also Sulky and Revolving Bakes and everything in the Hardware and agricultural line. The best of Rye for&eed now on hands.
Everything at low prices. W. J. Allkx. Buckeye Binders, Droppere,and Mowers,Sulky and Revolving Rakes, seed Rye, Jbe, Ac. Binder twine at old prices, at Allans.
BUY A GOOD PIANO, f The celebrated Henry F. Millery the favorite Vose & Sons Piano, first class in every respect; the NewEngland Piano best medium priced instrument made. The Burdettand Wulschner Organ?. All Pianos warranted for live years. F. Lust,of Bioomington, the agent for this coun:y will give you a fair bargaiu Sales for cash or on time. Remember that Charley McPheeters, formerly in the hardware business, is now proprietor of the Greeves Corner Grocery where be will be pleased to see his old customers, and a host of new ones. Sugar, Coffey, Tea, Flour, Canned Goods. Always fresh and nice. Robinson Bros. Take your country produce to Charley McPheeters, Greeves old stand. The Collins & Karsell mill is now running and tilling all orders. Uso none but the Boiler Process flour. A prompt and free delivery of goods at Charley McPheeters' new grocery. We claim to make the best Ice Cream, and one trial will convince
you of the tact. Delivered to any part of the oily Swindler & Co. Complete stock of Groceries Always glad to exchange for country produce. Robinson Bros., northeast corner. All kinds of Lunch served at all hours, at II. T. Swindler & Co. Cook stoves of all kinds including the celebrated Peerless Gasoline family cook stove (best in the world) call and see them. W. J. Allkk.
If you want the best Bread that is Baked in the city, go to H. T Swindler & Co. Good and fresh every day. Try H. T. Swindler & Cos Ice Cream Soda-water. It is extra good. Get the highest market price for your Poultry by going to JL D. Dillinan.