Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 9, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 July 1889 — Page 1

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WALTER BRADFUTE, Proprietor.

' THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF BLOOMINGTON AND MONROE COUNTY.

Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra.

VOL 14

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, JULY 9, 1889

NO 9

LOCAL NEWS

What is rare as the 4th of July ls0?

Another new house will be erected on Fairview addition soon. Night Policeman James Slocumb has had his pension increased from 8 toS!2. Prof. Evermann, of the Indiana State Norma) school, was in the city last week. Rich Dodds arrived in town Friday evening to spend a few days with friends.

Enoch Fuller left yesterday to spend two weeks in Kansas attending to some real estate business. Mrs. Joseph Cook, of Springfield, Mo., is here visiting her mother, Mrs. XI. J. McCoy, on east Sixth street.

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A n'v time card went into effect Sundav m the Mocon, As there is npohn:. e in time of former trains, we oil ive that ol uie special express. - iiich now an s a coach attached for the oonreni- i cc of passengers to ami from stations v we this train stops. The traiu goes south at 5 a. in , topping at all stations; north at i j:1 5 p. m , stopping only at Mati uis named on time card for this train. As the train is a fruit train, it will slop at ail stations whore express mn Iters is to go, arid that

include most ot the stating ;n county during the fruit, season.

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Charles H. Mixer, the district passenger agent of the Vandalia railroad, was in the city Friday

evening.

Mrs. Carpenter, who lives in New York City, is a guest of H. T. Simmons and family and will remain for several weeks.

Charley Ousley's little horse won the pacing race at Spencer the 4th. Dillon Talbott's horse was the first

in the trotting ring.

The oats harvest is a little late as compared with the wheat harvest. Farmers complain that the rust is doing considerable damage to the crop.

The entertainment given at the

court house Friday night was not largely attended. The net proceeds from the entertainment and festival amounted to about $5. Mrs. Henry Money, a sister of James W. Jackson, north Walnut street, is visiting in the city. She no a- lives iu Licking, Missouri, and up to last week had not visited her Monroe scanty relatives since 1872. Watt Farmer has traded his farm of 67 acres, 3 miles west of town, for R. T. McCIintcck's farm of 297 acrs near Saltillville, Washington county. He will move in the fall and locate on the Washington county farm.

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Mens' Wool Suits Sold for from 4.50 to 5.00,

8.00 to 8.50, 9.00 to 10.00, Q.OOtolO, 15.00 t-0 16.50,

Mens' Woolen Corkscrew Mens'Indigo-blue-All wool 44 Mens' Fine Cassimer 4 44 Fine Imp'ed Corkscrew

Now marked 3.50. Now marked 6.50. Now marked 8.00. Now marked 7.50 to S.OO-, Now marked 11.00 to 13.50

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James M-. Hoggat, a well known Republican politician of Warrick county, died last week. He was a graduate of the law department of Indiana University in 1S65, and a class mate of J. H, Louden and D. O. Spencer. The ordinance against hitching horses to shade trees should be more rigidly enforced. A good many trees. are being injured by thoughtless persons hitching animals that bark the trees and oanse them to decay.

m The report in the Indianapolis papers that Isaac Layden, of Kew Albany, had been chosen a member of the Board of Trustees of Indiana University, is a mistake as there was no election. Abetter selection could not be made, however. Licenses to marry: Tighlman H. Cox to Cordelia Stephens, Cscar L. Hoffman to Rachel W. Leas, Enoch Goss to Emily Baiford, Auburn M. Bland to Mary Ann Sanders, V. H. McConnell to Mima H. Burch,Harry J. Warimer to Sainilda Clay. The Evansville and Martin county papers are claiming the tunnel on the Evansville and Richmond railroad, now in course of construction, will be the longest tunnel in Indiana or Ohio, its length being 900 feet This tunnel is small compared with the Edwarisville tunnel on the L. . & St L. Ry. five miles west of Nsw Albany, which is seven-eights of a mile in length from porUl to portaL

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MENS" FINE CASSIMER PANTS worth 83.00 to 85.00

Now marked 82.00 to 83.50. ! vnyt himg iu im Store at a Positive Bargain THIS WE DO TO PREPARE FOR OUR FALL STOCK.

R emember One Price to All. Remember the Price is in Plain Figures. Remember these are Honest and Legitimate Cuts for the reasons above named

1 solved. That wfiiio in the death

of Luov Webb Ii;t .s l;;ive

sustained a very great loss; we are

gone fr(Ti works 10 r - -

ing the four years si; ; r .-tw

ho vitalities, she iir : isi- .a au bjun-

uous liquors from luc White House.

She did this in the face of precedent and so simply nnd easilv, it has

hardly seemed yet, the great thing it

really was. Never were maids and

hearts like hers more needed than at the present time, and in the ranks of the W. C. TV U. Why then was such a one so suddenly called away? There may be a deep significance, at the present instant of depression, in .her removal. Is it that there are spiritual forces to be marshalled,and double portions ot that spirit which animated her, needed for the conflicts to follow? Or, are such taken from the evil to come? Resolved, That we desire to be like her; sweet in spirit, reverent in temper, clear in conviction, and prompt in performance of duty. That her memory shall ever be affectionately and admiringly cherished by us. And that we extend our respectful sympathy to her bereaved husband, children aad frionds. Uesolved, That ot:r local papers be requested to publish theere resolu-' tions, and that a copy bp sent to ExPntyident Hayes. It may bo of some interest for her friends at hme that one of our number knew her quite i:itimateJy when a child, and that another participated in the reception given her by the Union at San Jose, Cal. Committee.

The Fifth Annual Fair of the Monroe County Agncultuial Society will be held on the grounds at Kloomington, Monroe county, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 16th to liOtb. The exhibition will be open to the w--'k!. Fifteen Hundred Dollars in tv.v.4 will be distiibuted amon the

I exhibitors.

For the last half year the Odd Fellows have elected officers as follows: Rolla F. Walker, Noble Grand; J. R. Uyors, Vice Graud;H. H. Voss, Recording Secretary; F. K. Woolley, Permanent Secretary; C. N. S. Neeld, Treasurer. Red Men: T. Whisnand,Sachem,

13. A. Rogers, Senior Sagamore ;

Theo. Tread way, Junior Sagamore;

Chas. Springer, Chief of Records;

Jos. H. Kirby, Keeper of Wampum; L. D. Rogers, Representative to

Great Council.

Flora Luzadder, of Shoals, is visiting Nellie Gregory. Nat. U. Hill spent last week at

Brazil on business.

Mrs. 0. 0. Hunter is now at Au

rora, Ind., visiting friends.

The Old Settlers meeting this year

at Ketcham's springs is Aug, 24th.

and 25th.

The Tourner Clothing House talk "plain business" to the readers of the Telephone this morning.

W. H. Bierlev and little daughter have returned from a pleasant visit

to his mother at Pekin, Washington county.

Prof. Atwater delivered the temperance lecture at the IT. P. church

Sabbath evening.

The Cross Roads picnic Avas quite a success, though the crowd was not large. Speeches were made by Revs. Minton, Elrod and Mr. R. A. Fulk. Good singing was a feature. Sabbath morning the U. P. church took up a liberal collection for the

U. P- congregation at Johnstown,

Pa. The church was swept away

by the water and several of the

members drowned.

Wm. N. Showers is the latest to add a handsome surrey. Mrs. Ida McMillan is now in the city visiting her mother,Mrs. Woodburn. '

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Rev. A. J. Littell, of Hutsonviile, 111., is the guest of C. H. Seibert and family. C. P. Tuley expects to move into the new house now being built about

Ithc first of the month.

Will Wvlio on a;ctnt in ut IcoiQmiHsiones have so erdered. Yes-; Rev. b. K. Lyons preached at the

bank, i taking a week's vacation at ,va"- nig,u orougui.suui i oauoaui

Kankakee, IUswhere he is visitinaa,nsi ,uaQ "'"e, uiooimngion . ouui wm

his uncle Charley Voss. jiownsmp, ior perrmuing a numoer ot

gypsies to camp on tne north pike,

charging that they let their stock

Marshall & East are developing the stone quarry on their addition? and have ordered a $1,000 channeler that will be Here about Aug. 1st. At the meeting Sunday, the Christian church by a unanimous vote, gave Rev. Wm. F. Ross a call for one year. He is expected here in about two months.

Spencer JJemocrat: "Oscar Hoffman, one of our tonsorial artists, was united in matrimony to Miss af Rauhael Leas, a typographical artist

of Bloomington, Tuesday morning, at the home of thw bride's parents. They arrived in spencer the same evening on the G::0 train. The

! oung people re well known to our

j citizens and havo the hearty con

gratulations of . host of friends. May the stream of their lives always be calm and peaceful, mingled

with mutual love and unboundin

joy is the wish of the Democrat"

Mrs. Susan Redman, aunt of Dr.

S. K. Rhorer, died at her home on

College Hill Thursday night, after

being sick quite t while. The fun

eral took place Fridav afternoon at

a .on kau .k. . ..... i ' Bedford .Vail: 'Miss Hattie

, , . ' r . " Smith. Miss kirby and Miss Crider, d ucted by Prof. Atwater. jof Boomini?ton were visiting The Missionary Baptists at Friend- friends here last week ..Our tal- , t . M, en ted voting friend, Robert Newship church Pole tovnshrp, will ,and Jn the3ri inst. (orParib meet the fiist Saturday in August jvia Antwerp, by the steamer Noorat 4 o'clock for tie purpose of elect- land. He will enter the College de ing trustees. iFrance for the purpose of studying 1 , jtbe French language and literature, Albert Sadler and wife were down wltb a view of accepting a college

from Martinsville over Sunday. professorship of Modern Language. "ey, Harry Swindler.

Prof. R. G, Boone will go to Clarion, Pa., the last of July where he ..... 1 1 .1 e-

The law makes it the duty of road ua! oeeM enifaSea ln e bummer

supervisors to see that all stock is rw'' a,m waiueuver

kept off the highways where the

lectures each day.

Call and see the Studebaker Wacrons before vou tuv. It srives the

best satisfaction of any in the mar

ket. W. J. Allex.

For Sale. Second hand Piano and Furniture. Enquire at Mrs. A. M. Hughes, East 3rd Street. Ab. Anderson

CARPENTER-HOUSEBUILDKR

preach at Bethal church, north east of town, at 4 o'clock.

The next meeting of the Monroe

run at large. Mr. Hinkle alleged County Horticultural yocietv will he

that the etock was tied or watched. held at tUe residence of George

The Pine Lake party started yes -amphell, east of town to-morrow,

terday at noon and will remain about 10 days. Pine lake is in LaPorte county, about 15 miles from Miohi-

Vednesday,.July 10th.

Miss Grace Rawles accompanied her brother to Vincennes irmnedi-

an City. A corrected list of thosejately after commencement, and! for

in the party is as follows: Josh the past two weeks has been so sick

Howe, wife and two sons, J. VV. Shoemaker and wife,Ben. Adams.jr. and wife, Charles McPheeters and family, W. 1J. Hughes and wife, M. H Seward and wife, Wm. B. Rew

ard and wife, Tobe Batterton,James

Howe, Mrs. Wm. Robinson, Van Dunkirk, Aaron Rose, Lucy Max well, Simpson Neeld, Walter Lind-

that she was not able to come home.

Idiss Klla Tuley will leave next Monday for Indian Springs to remain about two weeks. Mrs. Charley Mitchell and Mrs. Charley Turner expect to go later in the week. Seems like everybody is go in 5 to Indian this year. Buy Agricultural Implements of W. J. ALLEF.

General Repairs. . Prices the Lowest. Address through Post Office ad he will call. ""ROGERS &W00LEY. INSURANCE ( In First-class Companies.) DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, Bloomington, - Ind. Office over McCaNa's.'

OUR COMKETITORS DON'T THE

But everybody else does. For sale bv all First Class Dealers.

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