Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 23, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 August 1889 — Page 4
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Office over Collins & KfcrselTs.
LOCAL NEWS
Little Localites.
When Joseph 6. AlcPheeters retires from the clerk's office John E.
Edmumdson, of EUettsville, will take a position as deputy- He is a young man of excellent qualification for such a place. Though there has been no court for six months, the indications are that there will be a light docket. No cases of any importance are down for trial, most of the cases being small criminal offenses. Among the divorce cases set for hearing are
Martha Creach vs. James Creach, Clement Barrow vs. Sarah L. Barrow, Plutner Lawson vs. Rosa Lawson, and May Carter vs. Charles H. Carter. The Thayer Comedy Co., of which Harry Howard is proprietor, will make their first date August 10th, at Greenfield, this State. The company has been entirely reorganized, only Harry Thayer and Frank Mur
phy being retained. A band and orchestra will be a valuable addi-lion-and in all there will be 16 people. The date for Bioommgton is the week of September 16th. Before coming here the company will play at GreenfieId,Treensburg,Columbus, New Caslle and Knightstown. Among the plays to be given are "The Hunchback," "Idiot Witness," 'Rossdale," Mountain Pink," "Silver Deck'7 and "Sea of Ice."
The Gosport fair is Aug. 20 th to 30th. The annual announcement is made to the people of Monroe county through the Telephone this morn
ing. Though only the second season,
arrangements have been completed to make the exhibition a reat success. It is being well advertised in the surronding counties, and the show of stock will be unusually large. A feature of the fair will be the Roman chariot race, that will attract great attention. The speed ring is one of the best in Southern Indian. Monroe county people should remember the dates and attend at least two days. Special rates have been secured on the rail roads for the week.
The great fisherman Isaac Wal-
Water Lolort6on expects to move into his t ew house, north Walnut street, in about three weeks. . . .Mr. Zimermar, of Valparaiso, is visiting Bert. Sagnr John East's pension has been -aised from .$10 to $22 . . , The "Eagle" has a new announcement this morning The change in the post office will be made Sept. 1st D. T. Raley spent last Sunday at Indian Springs. . . .The attendance ;it the Normal has averaged about thiity The fact that there is so much sickness in the city and
so few deaths, speaks woll lor our physician The store of Adams, Hall & Co, has been closed tae past two days for invoicing Charley
and Walter Robinson are building
a cottage down at South Park. . . . Capt. J. W. Shoemaker has sold 48
McCormick machines this season binders, droppers and mowers. . Dr. J. E. Harris has bought a handsome surrey Miss LutieHelton is in the city The last of the Pine Lake party returned Tuesday About 35 K. of P. members went to Ellettsville to institute the new lodee Twsdav night Bert Horn
and Luther Grime? are going
Bethany, Sunday. .. .The Bethany assembly nieetmgs continues until the 19th of August Mr?. J. S. Payne has moved her millinery store
to the house south of Dr. CralnoV office. ... Misses Laura and Nellie
Hendrix have returned from Indian
Springs .... Ab. Anderson and wife will probably go to Johnstown, Pa., in a short time. ... Misses Clara Orchard 1 as ret urned from Columbus and Miss Mattie from Shelbyville Ben. Bass' barbw shop presents quite a neat appearance after the improvements Union services a t the Walnut Street church Sunday night Mike Volperfc has returned from a weeks visit at Louisvilhs Craig YVorley left yesterday morning for a ten days vacation at Indian Springs About 25 members of the Uniform Rank
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The Pittsburg Commercinl Ga
entered upon Us 104tfi year on ndav. but does not look it. There
is some" evidence of age, however, iu
its statement that the name of Na
thaniel Montgomery has been on us
list of paying subscribers ever since.
On the fcJ9th day oi nuy, km, tno Nathaniel Mongomery of that day paid a bushel of potatoes, a bushel of rye and a wild turkey for a year's subscription. There is a verisimilitude about that story which only a very old newspaper could contrive.
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Several years ago whilu General Tom Bennett, of Kic.hmoud; General Rmi. Simons of Lawrenceburs;
General "Jim" Slack, of Logans- fTCT ITT nATt. Uonoi'fl. Charles P. Cruft. of KilC HJ -12L4 2SU m Aj
Terre Haute, and Generals George T. McGinnis and "Sandy" Foster, of Indianapolis, were attending a reunion at Cincinnati they entered into a compact to act as pall-bearers at the funeral of each other as the same should occur. General Spooner died at Lawreiv-cburg, General 'Jim" Slack dropped dead in Chicago and General Cruft died at Terre Haute, and the survivors so far have religiously observed the compact made at Cincinnati.
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CLOTHING
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Have Concluded to place on Sale during the -month of ATJG-USTall of our $10, $12, 51513.50, and $15
The fourteen-year-old son of Geo.
Knott, living at Columbus, accident
ally swallowed a pin about a year
aero. He suffered no inconvenience,
however, until nearly three months
' Af rru:ftrrl. when he beean to be
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troubled with pains in the lower
part of his body. Soon a number of small eruptions appeared in success
ion on his abdomen and thighs, and
he wen: into a rapid decline. The
ailment bailed the skill of the
physicians, and it seemed that noth
ing could be done to relieve the
boy's suffering, until yesterday,
when the cause ot the trouble was
unexpectedly discovered. The patient feltaprickin" sensation on the
exterior of his abdomen, and, reach ing his hand to the place, be found a pin protruding, which, upon being extracted, was found to be covered aud badly eaten with rust. The boy is now gaining strength rapidly. HARRODSBURG. Lou Dillman and family were visiting relatives here over Sunday. . . . Dr.'Daviss was the guest of Dr. McLahlan and family on Thursday. . . John Enhuff met with a serious ac-
$6.00 and $8.00. Frocks and Sacks, all siz es. 25 Double breasted Prince Albert all Wool, black Corkscrew V orsted Suits at
Plenty of those re-enforced back and front Linen Shirts, worth $1.00 at 50c. Come Early and Secure First Choice.
JT. W. Simmons & Co.
cident on Saturday while working at the quarry. A rock being drawn
start for Warsaw Sundav ni?ht, to 1 by the derrick, falling, breaking his
caino a week. ' 9 luv "W"IIJ- mi"
number of trees west of town .... Mis Jennie Tilley is visiting her
sister in Cleveland, Ohio. . . . Mr3.
Pediiro and Mrs. Kinser are coing
to Bethanv Park Several from
Charles. Rawles, typhoid, is recov- we w take in the excursion to
erincr slo .v!y. Niagara Kails the oth Claude
Mrs. Jchn Slow is not expected and liyron Small wood are here from to live. Consumption. St. Paul, Minnesota, visiting their
Rode Lane, fever,able to be about parent k. . . .John Nicholi left for
Among the Sick. Charley Beatley is able to be out
"Eulert'e Extract of Tar fc Wil4 Cherry" is a safe, reliable and pleasant remedy for Coughs., Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all throat troubles: will relieve fi&3 benefit Consumption, Try it aud be convinced. Every bottle warranted; price 60c. ind one dollar per bottle. "Ellen's Daylight Jav Pills" are a boon to sufferers I rum Sick Headache, Sour Stoma h. Torpid Liver and Indigestion. Sugar-coated, plijasar.t to take and warranted to so through bv d-iyligb Mothers will find Dr. WincheU's Teething Syrup just the ntdicine to have in the bouse for the children; it will cure Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, an 1 Regulate the Bowels UJLM . Jaquea' German Worm Cakes" destroy worms and remove them from the system. Safe, pleasant and effective. 'Hs.ppy Home Blood Purifier is the Peoples Popular Medicine for purifying the blood; preventing or curi i Dyspopsi B lliousness, Headache, Boils and all bY'vera and Malarial Diseases. Price 50 cents and o ie dollar per bottle. "Uneie Sam's Condition Powder will c ue Distempers, Coufrhs, Colds, Fevers? and most of the diseases to which Horn, Cattle, Shep, Hogs and Psultry are subject. Uncle Sam's Nerve & Bone Liniment' will relieve Sprairs, Bruie, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. SOLD BY FAUIS BKO.
Use Wen & Buckingham's Tola Pine Cough Cure, for Co isumption, Cougts, Colds and ail Threat troubles. Price, 25c, and i0;;. Trial size, 10c. As a Hou and Poultry i emedy,tbe Superior Condition Powder nan no equal in this market. The best Corn Cure in the market is the W. & BV Sure Corn Cure. Price, 10c. For sale by druggist!' generally. Sleepless night, madn miserable by that terrible congh. W. A B. iolu Pine Cough uve is the remedy for you. Price, 25o. and 5 c. Buckingham's Worm byrup is the most pleabaat and hatmbst1 Worm Syrup on thr market. Pric, 25c "Don't let the Babies suffer when Buckingham's S-.oih n if yrnp will relieve. For salt? by Faris Bsom 5-39. Bioommgton, Ind. D. M. Hammond, Pres. I.G. Sn;i:wKf Secy. THE NEW ALBANY
again.
Owen, Morgan, Monroe and Futnam ties combined, to be held at
Conn- igyiiS
after two weeks sickness-
Little child of Homer Masty, cholera rrfantine improving, Thomas Allen, typhoid fever, is reported about the same perhaps better.
hVank AYteli. tVDnoid. it lfi
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ton once said: it is good luck to thought is growing better, though
he is jet very suck. George Walker, sick with typhoid fever, it is thought has taken a sure turn fortbe better.
Grace Rawles, typhoid, remains
about tht same, no improvement.
Condition, dangerous.
Dr. B. A. MeGec, B. S. Rogers
and Mrs. W. K. Hal stead are all
able to b2 about again.
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be on the side of the man that knows fish." Quite a uumber of our citizens during the absence of our townsman, M. J. Smith at Cedar Lake, realized the truth of this saying. Scarcely a day passed (furing Mr. Smith's sojourn at the Lake that he did not send down to his Bloom-
ington friends from three to tive barrels of speckled beauties, his average catch being Vd- lbs.- !ilr Manheimer,of Chicago, a noted tisherman of that place, writes Mr. Smith an appreciative letter, from which we qnote "The large pike caught by you weighing 136 lbs seven feet two inches in length and four feet and six inches in girth, was the largest fish ever caught in the State. I cheerfully yield to you the palm and acknowledge you the "Champion." The fish referred to by Mr. ilanheimer was brought
home by Mr. Smith and the measurement given above verified in the presence of Enoch Fuller, Robert Marshall and Isaac Clamau, gentlemen who will cheerfully bear wit cess to the remarkable size of the fish. This fish was one time on the hook of the Chicago man, who through bad management allowed his escape. The Telephone congratulates our distinguished fisherman upon his excursion to Cedar Lake. The annual report of Uoh Zollinger, of the Indianapolis Pension Agency, shows that from June 30, 1888, to Jane 20, 1889, iht anoy paid out iu pensions $3,430,000, an increase of $1, 600,000 over th preceding year. The net number of pensioners on the rolls was increased five thousand during that time. Some republics may be ungrateful, but it canuot be charged against the U.S. Cabinets a specialty at van
Ohin Fridav to visit his wite.
The ladies who had charae of the
festival on Saturday evening deserve
a great deal of credit for the way in
which it was conducted. The pro
ceeds amounted to about 621.
STANFORD. The farmers are fearing that their
oats will spoil in the shock On
last Friday evening lightning kiiled
three head of cattle lor Kobert
Bnedeu. The cattle were standing under an apple tree, but no signs of the lightning were seen on the tree .... John Sparks and family, of Bloomtield, are visiting friends at this piace . . .Will Cook was in town one dav this week. .Several of
the citizens of this place attended
Oilers superior advantages tor ob
taining a nractical hnovhid:e of -Ac
counts :is thry are ke;nt to-lay, excel
lent f-itulitii f' Ty:e-waiting and learnms; the most nojilav system of
Shorthand in tin qui: !f si t me,-ith the least effort and for lh smallest
expanse. A corps of able f sperienc-
ed ami attentive tefichen. wild medals awarJed for merit, in each
Gronnd so located tbat stock will be unloaded from T N. A. & G brsneli ot
and I. & V. railroads at Mock sate. Passenger trains will stop at K'ir r aie t" "
tOl a XNew Mlr.t, ..?MirM;ii
GO8P0RT, IND. August, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30.
Ground Gates
Track full half mile. Quarter stretch and turns titty feet wide. Hack 1 ioMt.twMi stalls. Water convenient to
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New Albany, Ind
all stalls ami pens. In three minute trot and pace. LJ:4.r trot and pace. hnftA -.f Al.a CnniiATl w, .iv, KinnW divia,d0.00.25.0iul In free for all trot ttepQib 01 VU WCil'AlWUU
andpa-e $150.00. dividtd $00.00, $40.00. aid20.UU. In Horse Depart- Of tho FIRST NATION
the tau; of lmllun;). at the close of business, July VJt u IW:
Sarah Sellars, tvphoid fever, has tue Rrand Democratic Tariff Re-
only been Hick tor a few days and form Picnic" at Bloomtield Joe
the result ot the disease is not yet Suilivan and wife, ot Har rods burg.
apparent
NORMAL NOTES,
Miss Ruse Cullen and Miss May
Hanson vill teach in Brown.
Misses Perry, Wicks and Koons
gave us a pleasant call this week.
stopped in our village the first of the week C. H. Baker was at Harrodaburg on businep. last week J. S. Matthews has been suffering with an injured wrist, which was caused by a kicking; mule. We are irlad to learn he has almost recover
ed The ice cream social at T. W.
ment wh offer i200.00. In Cattle Department we oticr Jpoi.uu. rrem-
iums offered in all other departments in proportou.
Ono of our Graud Special Attractions during vtt-k of Fair, will be
the Roman Standing Races and Matinee, at or e o'clock. Wednesday Loans and discounts.
Thursday and Fridav. A different race each day and three heats each vt:u-
rft,r, hv i.K world's idianiiiinns. Miss Alice Hanger, ludv equestrienne 1 ; ;
of tlio world and A. L. Van Norman in the Champion Roman Fear,nev- 0t; stock -do i.d s i in .t -
er before accomplished in the world Mr. Van Norman actually placing a chair noon each horse's back, and standing witli on- loot upon each Due from airrovMl n.-rve
chair while running at full speed against a horse and rider.
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-Miss Sade Burgoou will teach P"; on oavuru iv n m s, wa
the coming vear in Johnson county. " jV"?
TV ii j i peopie or tnis tommunuy retnru G. . Koons was called home heir thanks to Mr an(i Mrs s arks
uy !y me serious uiness oi ins f . . d flUt)Duv ... a serious
recen
father.
accident occurred on Thursday even-
Miss Uealnoe banders Will cjive jnff m which Mrs. Krtlt Eaton was
a lesion rest week in Methods of
Reading. Prof. Mitchell has received and is testing the Geography series of the Indiana School liook Company. Mrs. Prof. Mitchell, together with her neices, the two Miss Ic'ailochs, of Paris, 111., paid the normal a visit last Tuesday.
Prof. Wiley gave three lessons literarv analysis of "The Rainy
Some are now writing their
essays upon the same. "The Building of the Ship" will be analyzed
next week.
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The Attorney-General announces that he is arranging to look afier the Justices fif Peace throughout the State, many of whom have in their possession money due the school fund. Under the civil law all fines and lorfeitures for criminal oflento go to the principal of the school tund, and all justices must report to the cojpptv treasurer on the first day of Jui;y of each year. Evan' lor gem work.
thrown from a horse aud her wriftt
broken m two places Mrs. Rebecca Uurch is quite ill. Wanted To rent a house of four to six rooms. Near new college preferred. Address, stating terms, Edward H. Griggs, care Thomas Davidson, hlast Hill, Ke.ene, Essex Co., New York. Lewis Williams is located opposite Seward's Foundry, in the grocery business. He keeps a full line. (Jail in and see him. removed! Mrs. J. S Payne, has removed her Milliner More io the frame building north Fee's comer, one door south of Dr. Crain's Dental office. Will be glad to see all my old tsustomers, and as many new. All summer goods a. cot. Miss India McCord, Christian Scientist, will see patient and give information at rooms on Kirkwood Avonue,at the residence of Mrs. W.
MiSS ALICE HAUSER, The Champion Roman Rider of the World
WiH contest, for prizes on the track. Mile beats best 2 in 3 to 05
iiir'nrs.
Due from other Xatibanks Due frmn Mate bank- ; hankers Rral e?rattui rstun an' tures Current xM-n's anil tn Piihl
Bills of otiuT banks.
pound kfletm wa;on with any driver, and names her well known run- pr:Utiou:il p&per ourremv. nine team. Bell Planet and Frank Galaton. Th.s lady will also ride nickels ami rnt, three and five mile races, changing horses each mile in front of the Jl;!-;::;--brand Stand, without touching the -round. Miss Hau.er stands ready t .s. to ride against any lady living, in a Roman Stand: ng Uace, tor 'J rcaMOvr (o wr vnt. of
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100TOS500 A SIDE.
This lady rides two horses with one foot on each horse while running at full iMnd. This is th treatst teat ever aooon plisiied by a lady on trotting tracks She a'so rides without a saddie. This is the strongest attraction vr introduced.
President. .... ... Superintendent. ... Treasurer. Secretary.
JOHN WELCH, T. A. PKDEX, N. C. GRAY. GEO. P. LKK,
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TrtriL i, Aimd m:s. (Japital stock i'iid in. Hurplns luT)tM Undivuled pi-otU Sationa) hiiuiv uott-s outstamnntr Individual detosits subject to choi'k, Denuuul rcrtiticatvs of deposit
;W,000 00 52,124 15 7200 W 18,tM)0 0C 1.000 00 9:m oo
$430,472 54 120,000 00 3UO0O 00 33,)45 17 27.000 00 1)9,105 14 -11,363 23
A DEAD SHOT OH WORMS, AMD A CERTAIK PREVENTION OF HOG CHOLERA.
Tctul, - 4S0,473 State oi Indiana, County of Monroe. $s; I, V. K. V'oHlburn, ahifr of the abov n.'inH'd l auk, do nleninly swear that the above statement i triw to the best of mv knowlode and bMef. W. U. WOODHUUN, Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to be;oiv me this 33th dav of July. 18. li. LOUDEN. Xo'ary Public, Correct Attest : ( Philip K. Bu kirk, DimMoirs. Jojin Waldron (Henry C. Duacan.
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