Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 26 July 1889 — Page 4
Published Friday, with ToewUy
Extra.
EblTOE ANB FSOFBIETOR, W. S. BRADFUTE.
TERMS
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One Year, SI 50 Six Months, .75 Three Months, .40
Advertising Collected each Montn.
Office over Collins & KarselFs.
Laura Ealey is visiting at Spencer.
Dr. Crain was at Gosport, on busipess,yhurstlay. Miss MavCliver, of Terre Haute
visited Miss Eva Brown 1Mb Wekt Mrs Sarah Pittman and daughter are spending the summer .in Michigan.
Youi'n Mian, don't fail to take your gi -1 n the Bethany Park Excursion, Aug. 1st.
rnena will be a committee who will take charge of all baskets, for the Bethany Excursion, Aug. 1st. Prepare to go and you will be well cared for, and amply repaid Boom the town! Messrs Ragan and Spesker, of Huntington, have
decided to establish their Bottling works here. They will immediately
put in their machinery and hope to be ready for business by next Mon
day. The enterprise has a capital
of about 61. 0'X' and will bottle all
kinds ot mineral waters, pop, ginger ale, and all soft drinks.
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Miss Jane Eaton was in the city Tuesday the guest of Mrs. Elmer Nixon.
About 40 persons from this place took in the Old Settlers' at Cloverdale Thursdav.
Take a day off for pleasure next Thursday and enjoy the Bethany Park Excursion.
The work of drilling gas well Kofi will began the fir&t of the weeK Look out for a crusher!
Miss Stella Coons, of White Water, Wis., is visiting the family of her uncle, W. W. Wicks. Mrs. M. J. Mullikan and grand danghter,Eila 01iphant,of Columbus, Kans., are visiting John T. Alexander's.
A letter from Indian Springs states that there has not been near so much rain there, and that the Springs under the new management are very successful. The crowd is large and pleasant, there being new arrivals every day. There are over a dozen from Bloomington. The largest delegation is from Sullivan, about o0 being there from that place.
X The Julv number of the Indiana
University BuUefru is out and is full of i n teresting read i ng matt er Among other articlts is one by Prof. John M. Coulter, of Wabash
college, on the subject "Practical Education," and one, by President Jordan, subject, "Education and the Scate." It also has the schedule of
recitations and lectures for the next term.
Maude Lemon went to Spencer Thursday where she will take an additional course of instruction on the violin.
The Bloomington people were all thoroughly disgusted with "Hustler" Brown's pink lemonade on the Sunday excursion. The reunion of the 22nd Indiana regiment will be held in Bloomington on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 2nd and :3rd.
On Tuesday night while some ne
groes were on their way from Bedford to. Indianapolis they were robbed by one of the brakemen. He first put them in a car, then went back to the caboose and then came back to where the negroes were and drew a revolver and told them that he would take their lives if they didn't give him what money they had. The hrakeman got 427.
STANFORD. William Sparks and Morton Whaley have returned home after a three months stay in Illinois. . . .John W .
Whaley wears a smile on his fae. A boy at h;s house. . . . A. E. Gentry of Brazil, Ind., is visiting his parents at this place, .Miss Annie Woodward, of Bloomingtou,is visiting her brother, J. T. Woodward at this place. . . .J. T. Woodward was at the capital city the first of the week. . . .Alaska Eaton, who has
been sick for some time past, is
slowly improving. , . Mason Hhodi-s, who has been spending the last three years in the west,ha returned home . . . .Elmer Buskirk, who has been attending school at Danville, lnd., has returned home The Hall Bros., of the firm of Adams, Hall &
Co. passed through our village Sun
ciay. HARKODSBtTRtT Josie Woodward left on Monday
for Marshall Ind., whore she will spend several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Coiling?. ...Dr. C. D. Mc Lahlan and wife, spent several days at Fremch Lick Springs, last week. .... Mr. Farley, one of the oldest citizens of Monroe Co. died on Sunday morning and was buried Monday at th e home cemetery. . . . Mrs. Nancy Anderson, the mother of John K. Anderson,- is dangeroilv sick. Her condition is hopeless. . . .Mrs. Bennet and Mrs. Kinser spent Thursday with Bloomington friends. . . .
The little son of Wenten Louder died on last Thursday. . . .There will be a lawn festival at C.l church, on Saturday evening. . .Misses Hannah and Martha Ciark have been visiting their sister Mrs. Tavlor. . . Mr. Jessie Fed i go and family spent Sunday at Spencer visiting their parents Miss Nellie Smith made a flying visit here Thursday. . . Link Walli rford made a short visit here a fiv days .igo. . . . The .rolling mill at this place has buen soli to Burt Armstrong. .. .Art vv'oodburn and Felix Armstrong left for Montana, Tuesday night where they will stay several months loUit:r at the country.
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ATTENTION!
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After July 4, and for 80 Days
The
Eagle
Clothing
House,
Will place on sale on Special Tables One table devoted to Hats in front part of store
Lot 40t"7. Lot 44 h. Lot :sC'().
W Frock Cassimer Suits lieduced from 8 50 to 4 ;8 UUr.k Worsted (.'heck Frock Suits, Good Value, f Reduced from 50 to 10. Sacks, sum? Goods and Price. Blue or Black.
Lots ;H:in 40 Suits ( Mens' Ileavv Weight all Woo' Lots -iitss i!) - Sack Suits, all sizes, Cost li
Lots 4H5214
1 ( assimer
- - ! - - - - - - - , .v..;. . . I I li ' 11 I ( and have been selling readily for $1").
ALL GO FOR 810
Lot su:tf- :l Dark Brown Cassimer Suits,Our Regular Price 10; These go for 80. M).
Lot J -is: 12 IJrown Cheek Worsted Regular Price These ro for 7.
"Eilert's Extract of Tar & Wild Cherry" is a safe, reliable and plea ant remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Atthma, and all throat troubles; will relieve and benefit Consumption. Try it and be convinced. Every bottle warranted; price 50c. and one dollar per bottle. "Eilert's Daylight Liver Pilla" are i boon to sufferers irvm Sick Headache, Sour Stoma h, Torpid Liv r and Indigestion. &ugar-coat-ed, pleasant to take and warranted to z through by daylight. Mathers will tind Dr. Winuhell'g Teething Svrup just the rr edicint to
have in the houue for the children
it will cure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, and Regulate the Bowd&.
lr. Jaques' Geriran Worm
Cakes" destroy worms and remove
them from the system. Safe, pleas
ant and effective.
"Happy Home Blood Purifier" is
the I 'copies Popular Mecicioe for purifying the blood; pre anting or cu r i n g Dyspepsia, liilliousness, Headache, Boils and ali fevers and Malarial Diseases. Price 50 cents and one dollar per bottle. 'Uncle Sam's Condition Powder will cure Distemper, Coughs, Colds, Fevers and most of the diseases to which Horsey Cittle, Sheup, Hogs and Foultry ans subject. U icle Sam's Nerve & Bone Liniment ' will relieve Sprains, Bruines, Neurs lgia arid Rheumatism. SOLD BY PARIS BROS.
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Dr. B. A. McGee is still confined to his room, but is rapidly improving He will be able to be in his office in a few days.
The Bethany Park Excursion will be a treat to all who go. A boat ride on tho lake when there, "will greatly add to the pleasureMrs. y. Kinser, of Harrodsburg, and her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Bencelt, of Hutchinson, Kansas, paid Bloomington friends a visit, Thursday. The report of the First National Bank, published to-day ,Jshows an increase of about fifty thousaud dollars in its business since its last report published in May. Moses K&bn and family have been m
spending the past two weeks at Indian Springs. Tney were accompanied by Mrs. Mayer and Mrs. Kahn's mother, and returned to Bloomington Monday.
The appointment of J. G. McPheeters for postmaster by Gen Harrison was at the general deuiind of the Republican leaders in the county. With few exceptions his petition was endorsed by the Republican workers. It is a reward for careful and efficient service to the party.
! The deputy will be Henry S. Bates,
the city treasurer, and a better selection could not. be made. Either would make an excellent oflier, andthe two will prove especially sat isfaetory to all clases that paironizc the oftiee. The Telephone regrets the retirement of Mr. Feltus, the present iucumbent, but of course it
was a political necessity. When the
peup
At last the State officers of Ind
iana have succeeded in negotiating
a,,.)oO,t)00 of bi nds, issued for the purpose of refunding the school loan. New York capitalists have been found who were willing to take the paper. The discovery has been made, however, that the State will lose $117,000 auuually, instead of gaining that much by the transaction, owning to a peculiar provision of the act authorizing the refunding of the loan. It was the purpose of the Legislature to reduce the (interest just one-half, in addition to which the counties should loan tho fund on real-estate security at 0 per cent, thus giving the farmers the advantage of borrowing money at a low rate. It is now found that the law requires that, the counties shall pay o per cent, for ali the funds ap portioned to them, which, with the3 per cent, paid by the State, really makes the school fund interest J per
Other Suits among them Some of the Best G-oods in the House, where sizes are broken--and too Numerous to Mention--at HALF PRICE. giar S P KCIAL! g; S&r-lO Doen Unlaundried Shirts Best ijualit' Muslin, 4-p!y Linen Bosom, patent facings, iv-enforced back and frou:. All sizes. Reduced item 75e to ;uc Von can't buy the raw material for the Money.
ioice ok onr Hat Table 814!
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One table devoted to Childrens' and Boys' Clothing. Price will be reduced from to. Moulskin Tants 7.V Ottonade Pants, Hip Pockets, guaranteed not to rip, 7"c. Look for th Veilow Tickets when you Come in. Don't fail to se thes Bargains.
eople vote a "change'' tiiev meant ccnl- instead of ), m.c amount aid II the offices, andtheBloominirton h,tof Siato Auditor lirr savs tnere no remendv for the matter
The marshal's notice for cleaning the back yards and cutting weeds, &c.3 is warranted by the recent caoes of sickness. Too much care can aot betaken with the public health,even in a city as healthfully located as is Blooniington.
Afoung couple were out walking Wednesday evening, and a snake crossed their path-way. The iady at once fainted and fell into the arms of her gallant escort. They have written a card to the Telephone assuring as that it was an accident, and for us to hay nothing about it in our columns. We kindly consented to keep stilt.
p-t-otttce was no exception. Mr.
Feltus has made an acceptable public officer, was always accommodating and polite, ami has made the reputation of beiii" an excellent official at the department at Washington. The tifth annual Old Settlers' Picnic occurs at Cloverdale, Ind., July 25th, of this year, and judging from the attractions set forth in their laree posters, it will eclipse any thing in the line of a picnic ever held at that place before. They now havo a
tirst-ciass nait mile tracK second to none in the State.
until the meeting of the in 18V) 1.
Leo;i;:ature
Indiana is divided into two internal revenue districts, the tkh and 7th. Last year the U h district paid .$,097,401 of revenue, and the 7th district paid $1,417,777. The compensation of the collector in each district is $4,300. The t-Hal expense of collecting the revenue; in this district, last year was &t I ,;"!:.
Tickets for the .Bethany Excursion can be procured from Misses Moliie PhiipuU, Nelliej&nith, Louie Mathers, Minnie Byerly, and Bertie Eoseberry. it is important that the managers should know before hand about how many are going, so that comfortable arrangements can be made for alb
While out shooting birds Wednes day, Otto Rogers, a son of Milt Kogers, living east of town,aceidentially discharged his gun sending the contents into his toot, taking off the middle toe on his right foot. The gun was a shot-gun and the same one with which Bob, his brother, shot himself in the hand about a year ago. This should be a warn ins to those who are in the habit of handling guns carelessly.
In piping natural gas long distances, it has been found that much of the pressure is lost. In the line between Pittsburg and the Murrysville gas wells, the ioss was eight pounds a mile. To remedy this, the gas companies have adopted what is called the telescope system of piping. In this method the pipes become small at the wells, and graduallyv:den out in diameter as they approach the city. The system has reduce the loss almost live pounds to the mile.
Rrport of the Condition Of tin' FIKrtT NATIONAL BANK ;it .Bloominu'on. in the State 1' 3nli:in:i. :H The rlo of business Jul? 12rh. 18S::
JtKsot'RCKS : Lwiinv and discounts. O , t rdrar'ts. I'. S. bonds to scouiv rin-u-lation. . . Otber stocks.boi.ds martiTauvs Due from approved reserve Due fro in other National banks lue from Mute banks and bunkers Heal estate, furnitur' and ti. turcs Current expenses and taxes paid . ...... liills of otbiM' banks Fraetional paper currein'V, nickels and cents, Specie Teai-tender mKes, - -
Kedeinption fuini wit'i i'.s. Treasurer (3 per cent, of circulation, ) i ,.'("0 00
-"2.194 ir 7,200 00
281 88 lfS,(K) 00 i,oon 00
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LLSOTT'S
MEDICATED FOOD,
A Sure Ctfro far aU Diseases in HORSES, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Arising from Impunities of the Elood, and from Funcuor al Deransemeats.
A DEAD SHOT ON WORMS, AND A CERTAIN PREVENTION (F HOG CHOLERA.
ForSai,!:: A piano, cheap.
isooil second-hand -Bv reading: the "faro" announ-
;cetnent this nn-rnini, tho public will jiourn suinethini ahout lww cheap iChnhiuii l.i y svld 7.) uenu for
Moulskin pants!
Doka Lbmoxds.
Totil, IJAHILITIKS. Capital j-tork 1 -nil iti( Surjdus tuie.. I'udivided proiit. National haul? ' nou.- outstanding lndiv:lual depo-its subject to elie 'k Uenuuul i-ertilicates of deposit
$i;i0,472 01 12t,000 00 :;UKK) 00 17 00 100,105 14 41,202 TA
General Johu T. Wilder is perfeiiting arrangements for the reunion of his famous brigade at Chattanooga m September, and he has leased all the available rooms in Willard's hotel, at that place,the propietor guaranteeing accomodations for 300. The brigade opened the battle of rbickamagua, and w8 the last to leave the battle-field. In bis circular to hip old soldiers, General YVUder says: "I hope the boys will leave their drinking habits at home, if any of them havo been so unfortunate as 1 1 acquire them sinoa the ware. I know they didn't have any before, and my confidence is still unshak
en.
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Total. - 4:K,472 34 Stat ol Indiana, omity !' Monroe, ss : l, W. H. Woodburn, 'ashier of the alxve uamel bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to I he best of mv knowledge and bilief W. K. WOODHL UX, Cashier, Subscribed and swum to before nie this 3:stli dav of .luly. 1SS0. J. II. LOl'DKN, Notary Public. Correct Atte-t : ( Hiilip K. Buskirk, Directors. -.John Waldron, ( Henry C. Duncan.
Vanted To rent a house of four to six rooms. Near new college preferred. Address, stating terms, Edward H. Griggs care Thomas Davidnon, r.aai Ilill, Keeny, Evx C o., New York
Marshal's Notice. All owners, oneupants and agents of real estate situated within the corporate limits o; the City of ttloomington, Indiana, are herebv notified to cut and iUst.rov all weeds and no-
There will n- a called ineetinu of the Woman's Lie lief Corps at the G. A. R. ballon Saturday, July 20, ats :S0 p.m. All mt'inhers are re
quested to be present, as business of
interest will he before the Corps. Paths k No jv km. I'kaksox, See.
xious vegetation in the streets and
alleys adjacent to, or opposite saidj r)on't send vour job workout
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Up(i Went & liackingbam'i) Tola Pine Oough Cure, for Consumption, Cough?, Colds and ali Throat troubles. Price, 25c, and 50c. Trial size, 10c. As i Hog and Poultry remedythe Super or Condition Powder has no equal in this market.
The best Corn Care in the market is the U & B?3 iiure . Corn Cure. Price,. 10c. For sale by rlruggists generally. w Sleepless night, made miserable by that terrible cough. VV. & IV. '1 olu Pine Cough Cure is th'.? remedy foryo.1. Price, 2-c. and 5 o. Buckingham's Worm Syrup is the most 1 lea&ant and harmless Worm Syrup on the market. Prict:, 2oc. Don't let the Babies suffer when Buckingham's Soothing Sy;up will relieve. For sale, by Fakis Bro 5-30, Bloomington, Ind. A N N O C N C M K N T. Has not retired Irom business,but will bt found at hi 4 old stand ;n the Sudbury block, with a complete Itm ot Unr ertakers and Upholsters supplies. He will hereafter d -a ote his df. hrc ttteitiii.n to these .cial lines and will guarantee wot the best; and price tho lowest. Jy Remember t ie place,Sudbury Block, North Sid? the Square. GRAY & CO., One Door Etit of Waldron Tannery. Dkalkks am Mam:pactur:sks of MONUMENTS, HEAD STOKES, GRAVE VAULTS CURBING, FLAG-WALKS. jJU8F'We will also contract foi Dresse'v Stones for building purposes.
Bee-Line Excursion TO
Lake Qhautauqua AS1 Niagara Falls, Only $5 Ror ::d Trip with i additional Torcu- vi. CHEAPEST KVE OFFERED. Make your arrangt :-r nts to go on this excursion --the eapeft and best of the season, loaches, Reclining Chair and Sleeping Carn through without char ge. Tuesday, Aug. 6, '89. jg6Tl;or lull information call on or write to ''Bee-line" agents, Indianapolis.
of town when tin- Tkuh'Uonk
do it as neat and us chi-np.
I). M. Hammon , Tvi s. 1. G. Stiunk, Sec'y-
THE NEW ALBANY
real estate; and to rein v. all tiUaiai" tu-n whn tin- Tklki-honk will
or garbage, of whatever character, from abojt said re;il estate, on or before the 1st day of August, lS8i. Anyone failing so to do by said
1st day of August, J Sno, will bel
prosecute', in accordance with tin
provisions of tue otdi nances of saul :
city, aiul this shall b Hnal notice to ffifc
hUch owners, occupants and agents:
sik iirnvi li-il v hauI ordiiuiuces. All
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weeds iwatiy piled in the streets in offer8 superior advantages for obfront of premises will be removed bvltaimnsr a pract'wal hnowleducof Ac-
the citv. (ri:oiuiK M. OwK.,(Jity Marshal.
Til K Ol .1) KK1.!AI?1-E
"M. H. S.
The Popular Cigar.
For Sl by all Firtt Claw Dealers
counts as they arc kept to-day, excellent facilities IVr Type-writing and learning the mot popular system of Shorthand in the quicke st tj,me,wit!i the (east effort and for the smallest expense. A corps of able,experienced and attentive teachers. Gold medals awarded for merit, iu each branch of fttudy. Good board in private families, i?3 per week. Write for a New College Journal (free). Address 1. G. STRUNK, Seo'y. New Albany, Ind.
OHIO A 'SSISSIP PI RA1UVAY Thr.mgh Sleeping Curs to Cincinnati, Louigvi le, Pittsburg. Was h i : igton , Ral ti more, New York, St. Loui.i. Cairo. New Orleans and all intermediate points. For Kiu igni .its and Lund Seekers, the "O, & M."'is the Best Route because iris the shoru-st and quickest and uflbnte the best a com monition. The O. ii is the only Line rr.nnins a Sloping Car between Cincinnati and St. Louis. For reliable iuformatim aa to ioutesy rates, niaj s, tickets, time, etc, apply in person or jy letter to . G. JONES, District l assenger Agent Ohio & Mississippi Railvay, Vi'cbnxk8, Ind. j. t. harvard, v. b. shattuc, Pret A ien. Man'gr. Ot 1 Agt CINCINNATI, O.