Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 25, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 August 1889 — Page 4

BLOOM TNO'FON TELBPHON E. Published Friday, with Tuesday Ex era.

El'ITOK ANB PROPMETOK, W. S. BIL1DFUTE.

TERMS:

One Year, 1 50 Sis Months, .7 5 Three Months, .40

Advertising Collected each Month.

Office over Collins & Karsell's,

LOCAL NEWS Prof . Frank Amtell was able to be on the streets Wednesday. Mrs. Andros Hunci lman and daughter, of New Albany, are visiting Garrison Pauley, south of the city. Ed. Keller and wife are in the city on a visit. Ed. is now train dispatcher at Frankfort and much pleased with hi position. Misses Ella and Delia Griffin, who have been i j the city for some time, returned to their home in

Brown county yesterday. Miss Ella Burtcn and Mr. Brumback are guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wooiery. They are on their wav to Boise Citv, Idaho. John D. Pugh and wife, of Terre Haute, will spend Sunday with Rev. W. R- Halstead and family. Mrs. Push is a sister of Mr. Halstead. Miss Charlotta Lttell, who accompaiued Miss Lenna Seibert home, &fter making a pleasant visit has returned to her home in Orleans. Mrs. Luciuda Woodward has sold her farm iu Judian Creek township to Joe Phillies. The price paid was $1,200. There are about 72 acres.

Mrs. Hughes i moving into the handsome cottage built by her, just east of Mrs. Dunn, on 3rd street. It is quite an improvement to that vicinity. Next Sunday Rev. W. R. Halstead will preach in the morning on the subject of "Faith1 and at night on "The Character and Characteristics of Daniel. The Monon will make a rate of one cent per mile each way to Chicago, to persons attending the G. A. R. encampment at Milwaukee. The rate from Chicago is $2.55.

Sampson C. Pmpps, who has been spending several weeks with his "mother in this city, started yesterday for Oak Dale, Californi a, here he will spend the winter and teach school.

Little LocaUtes. The l diversity and Pieparatory open for the fall term, Sept. 12th. , . Wm. Thompson, sheriff ot Green county, was in the city Thursday afternoon No preaching at the Presbyteiiau church Sunday. . . . Collins fc Karsell are paying TO cents for wheat and runnaig day and night to care for it.... Mrs. Susan Bailev is home from Indian Springs, . . . .County institute next week. . . . Special excursion rates will be given to Indianapolis the 22nd to the laying of the corner-stone. Gen. Harrison is to be there. . . .Prof. A. J. King, of the colored school, dangerously sick wifVi typhoid fever, is reposed much better . . . Fresh oysters in town Court commences Monday, Sept. 2nd. There are about CO new cases on the docket .... Prof. W. A. Rawles is to teach ;iain at Vincennes, to begin in September. His third year's work there. . .Norman McGoe is cashier at the ttee Hive buring the vacation of Harry Axtell .... Henry Simmon.; returned ye&tertlny morning from Indianapolis. . ..Thomas Allen is able to be

up again Mrs. W. H. Barton, west 6th street, is in a dangerous condition. She is quite a;i old lady and has been lingering lor some time. . . .Garrison Reeves is getting along all rightandthe wound on his arm is healing nicely.

Mrs. Dolly (Mercer) Graham, a well known school teacher of this place several years ago, died at Brazil last week. The Ladies. Literary Society, of which she was a prominent member, adopted ibc following resolutions: "Whereas: Our dear friend and sister has been called from her earthly home to "one not made with hands eternal in the heavens' Therefore be it "Resolved ; That we, members of the Ladies' Literary'Sooiety deeply deplore the sad event that has taken from her family, her church, her society, one so pure and holy, so sweet and unseitish, so fuli of good works and tender thoughts for all. "Resolved: Our Society will ever remember her zeal for knowledge, her love for pure literature, her earnest, efforts for the advancement of ali, the rare wisdera of her course while our presiding officer, the unvarying sweetness and patience which marked her intercourse with us. We bear iovinsr testimony to the beauty and completeness of her character, the qualities of heart and mind which made her life a perpetual inspiration to all things lovely and of good report. "Resolved: That we tender to her bereaved husband, her afflicted family, her wide circle of friends the assurance of oTir deep sympathy, and commend them to the tender care of our Lord and Saviour, who was so precious to our departed sis-ter.v

The amusemeat season will open at the opera house Wednesday evening, when a first class company will be here and play "Ranch King." On Thursday night ;Libby Prison" will be given.

U. H. Smith, who attended the!

University iast year, will have the principalship in the Harrodsburg schools this j ear. William Cavmiehael will have charge of the intermediate and Jennie Tilley the primary department. Citizens in tho vicinity of Keicham's Sulphur Springs are requested to meet at the horirgs at 0 o'clock Thursday morning, August 22nd, to prepare the grounds and make all other necessary arrangement for the Old Settlers' meeting at that place Saturday and Sunday, August 24th and 25th."

In speaking of the judge's chair being carefully upholstered and handsomely finished, it should have been added that C. Vanzandt was doing the work. K. Duif Wilson, of Vincennes, will be in Bloonington next week on a regular visit, and attend to his regular work in piano tuning, &M u.nd

hopes to receive orders from those who need work. Mr. Wilson has an excellent reputation among musicians and will always keep an iustrufhent in first class condition.

Just at noon yesterday when Sheriff T. J. Farr wtnt to feed the prisoners of the jail, George Bockman and a man by the name of Harris made their escape. Both men were in the upper tier of celis,and during the night and day had sawed out three bars. This enabled "them to drop down into the lower corridor, and the door leading out was not locked. When Farr went to go around the staiivay to take the food to the apper cells, the two men slipped out and male their escape. In a minute Farr was on his horse and after them. They started east and made tracks a fast as possible, but

by the time they reached the east!

pike, arr overcook Harm, and loadirghim oi. his horse, brought him back to jail and again placed him safely behind the bars- Buckman wa on ahead, and succeeded in making his escape good. A number of officers are in search of him and no effort will be spared to bring him back. Harris was waiting trial for stealing N. B. Rogers' horse several weeks ago, and Bockman is the young man who cut officer Reeves last Saturday night when being placed in jail Later: Up to a late hour last night Bockmar could nut be lonnd. About 4 o'ekek p, m., Soudera' blood-hounds were taken out and tried, bat without result up to the hour of going to press. The dogs were not let loose.

Harvest Excursion from Bloornington, Ind. 2ov you can go fr oue lave round trip. Every where North,South,East and West. Points in Kansas, Texas, Nebraska, Colorado, Dakota anywhere west of Mis souri river. Four more excursions: August -0th, September 10th and 24th, and October Nth, 189: Remember dates. Carter Perring,Ticket Agent L., N. A. fc C. Railway. The Ohio & Mississippi Railway will run a series of Harvest Excursions at one fare for the round trip to all points in the Western States and Territories, leaving Cincinnati and stations on the line Aug. 20, Sept. 10 and 24, and Oct. 8. Ample stop-over privileges given. Tickets good for return 80 davs. For rates ;.nd detailed information call on O. & M.' Agents, By special arrangements the N. A. & C. Lty., to enable everyone to visit the Banner Kair of Indian, to be held at Salem, September 4, 5, t and 7, will sell tickets from all stations between New Albany and Bloomington, at the extreme lowrate ot one fare for for the round trip. Tickets will be sold September 4, 5, (5 and 7, good returning up to and including September 9th. The Fair this vear is to be the best ever held in Southern Indiana. Don't forget the dates and every body avail themselves of these extra low rates to visit the Fair that pays the largest purses of any Fair in the State and will have the fastest horses in the country. A. W. Real, Sec'y. Best Bread in town. Baked fresh evefy day. At H. T, Swindler & Co.'s

Vernon Sharritts is at Seypiour this week attending institute.

The Old Settlers meeting at Unionville is next Wednesday, the 21st. Miss Kate OrmichaeJ is visiting the family of her uncie,Frank Fields, at Spencer. Rev. Frank Eller is up from Campbellsburg, visiting his Monroe county relatives.

Mrs. Ryors left yesterday to visit her son Alfred at Chicago. She will remain two weeks.

Rev. G. W. Tony h preparing to build a cottage on College hill, and work will begin at once. Harlev Anderson ha bought the ml O half interest of James Lane in the barber shop west of Faris Bros.

Three new school houses are being erected in the county. One in Bean Blos-sorm. one in Marion and one in Polk.

The county institute, which convenes next week, will be attended bv a verv large crowd of visitors as well as teachers, The im gramme is a good one and will be greatly appreciated. The Monon and the 8tmesvil'e& Bloominuton stone tjuarries are completing arrangements to run a switch from the Monon road into their quarries. Work is to begin next week and the eocit will be about $4,000.

VERNAL SCHOOL HOUSE. C. E. Baker, Tolph Ranard, Silas and Lias Mason went to Trinity springs last Friday. They took provisions, ect., prepared to camp out for a week and to enjoy themselves Jesse Baker, Dow Foster and Joe Giles are also at the Springs. . . .Jeff By era sold his fat cattle to Marion Hinkle for $3.40 Mrs. J. A. Sloanes is making preparations to go to Martinsville t drink sulphur water.... Tom Collins, formerly of this neighborhood, (now with his uncle in Grant county) has been very sick for some time with the typhoid fever. , . .Miss L'ra Sanders has been visiting Miss Fiuva Morris for several days Will Hamilton and wife spent Saturday and Sunday near Soisberry. STANFORD. Serenading parties are out almost every night, and thev furnish us with good music. . . .Mrs. J. T. Woodward was visiting friends :U Bloomington the last of the week . . . . F. M. li older, who has been s-eiiingFan Mills'' iu . the eastern I .'art of the county, has returned to this place, and reports good success . . . .Jacob Breedcn has gone to ihe Springs for his health The boys of Stanford and vicinity are going to organize a brass baud. There ;re to be 13 instruments ... There is to bo a meeting a. the Greene County Chapel August :51st, for the purpose of '. leaning oil the grave yard . . . . J. T. W odwrmi was at Henna Vista last week on business . . . .As J. T. King was going home from Stanford last Saturday night he clubbed to death a mammoth scunk, which measured 0 feet from end of nose to tip of the tail.

Fresh Oysters! Fresh Oysters! Fresh Oyster! Volperts! Volperts! Volpert! Erst Side. Photos, ail styles at Evans'. Buy Agricultural Implements of W. J. ALLEF. All work done promptly and arliftioallv at Evans. '

Lewis Williams is located opposite Seward's Foundry, in the grocery business. He keeps a full line, ('all iu and see him.

For Kknt: Wood ceven room house. Inquire :v P Ilogers at once. RKIOVEO. Mrs. J. S. Payne, has removed her Milliner More the frame building north of 'v- corner, one door south of Dr. IV.tinV Dental office. Will be iii id all rnv old - customers, and as numy new. All summer go.ls at cosi D. M. 11am -xi), Pres. i, G. Stki kk, Sec'y. THE NEW ALBANY

Offers superior advantages for obtaining a mactical hnowledge of accounts as they are kept to-day, excellent faciltiies for Tv:-writing and learning ne most pu):r system of Shorthand m i he juie.kes! timCjwith the W'jist tVi' V- :woi :nt smallest expense. A enrps of abhexperiencim! and attentive teachers. Gold meda: awarded tor merit, in each braneh of study. Good board in private families, $3 per week. Write for a New College Journal (free). Address I. G. STRUNK, Sec'y, New Albanv, Ind.

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King & Franklin's NEW COLOSSAL SHOWS AND Wild West.

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$6.00 and $8.00. Frocks and Sacks, all! sizes. 25 Double breasted Prince Albert all Wool, black Corkscrew 'Worsted Suits at I

Plenty of those re-enfbrced back and front Linen Shirts, worth $1.00 at 50a Come Early and Secure First Choics.

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Owen, Morgan, Monroe and Putnam. Counties combined, to be held at

GOiSPORT

August, 20, 27, 28, 29 and SO.

Ground ho located that stock will he- unloaded from L N. A. & C. and I. & V. railroads at stock irate. Passenger trains v, ;l ton at Fiar Ground Gates. Track full half milo. (Quarter stretch and turns iit'tv f -t wide. Hack stretch forty feci. 74 box and 100 open stalls. Wafer convenient to all stalls and pens. la three minute trot and pace. 2 -J trot and pace, we give SHiO.00, diviiled 60.00, $25.09 and 15.00. h io for all trot and' pace nido.oO. divided $90.00, $40.00 anu20.00. Horse Department wp offer $1200. 0(. In Cattle department we offo $(79.00. Premiums offered in all other departments in proportion. One of our Grand Special Attractions during week Fair, will be the Roman Standing Races and Matinee, at one oV ck, Wednesday Thursdav and Fridav. A different race each dav and I;', .ree heats each race, hy the world't. champions, Miss Alice lfauser, f:i iy iuestrienne of the world and A. L. Van Norman, in the Cnampior j : om:ui Feat,never belore accomplibhed in the world. Mr. Van Norm j - actually placing a chair upon each horse's hack, and standin&r with oi foot upon each chair while running at full speed against a horse and i lev.

MISS ALICE HAU

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The Champion Roman Rider of I : lie World,

pound skeleton wat;on witli any driver, and names 1m ning team, Uell Planet and Frank Galaton. This 1 three and live mile raceN, chaivjinsr horse each mii

Crand htand, without toueiung the ground. Miss to ride air.ii:i any ladv living, ill a Roman Standing

t i in :5 to (55 veil known runwill also ride in front of the or stands readv

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8100 TO 8500 A & WE.

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This ladv riiles two iiorses with one foot on each ti i

at full sp.'t-d. This i-i the greatest feat ever accomplisj . d hy a iady on

trotting rack. Shu also rides without a saddle. Th ' attrai'f ion ever introduced. ?

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JOHN WKi.ciI, T. A. PXDEX. N. C. (4 HAY, GEO. I l.EE,

President, Superintendent. Treasurer.

Secretary.

DR. ELLiDTTyS

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A Suro Cure for aV ticoasos in hors;ls9 Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Arising from Impurities lie Blood, and from Functional Deri l cements.

A DEAD SHOT ON WORMS, JtID A CERTAIH PREVENTION OF HOG CHOLERA.

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ahirets a specialty at Evans once.

For Rent: ood eTcn room

house. Inquire of Wr. V Rogers at

A mighty Congress of WORLD-FAMOUS FEATURES !

A ypMidel Amus?neet .oriiuixatlGn know u throughout t!ie leiith broadrh of the land ; to s)e;ii f it car :urrft is a ue- task uHee it to say that while this year it is more tiian DOUIil-K ITs IT) KM MR VASTXKSS

! Iu all lepartment.s the prSee rf ndtiri1 $iou is rciiucor loo ur eent. Will exhibit ur

BLOOMINGTON, FEIDAY, AUG, 30. TROUPE OF performing Stallions Imported ;iud educated expredy for this .Show. 10 IVamil'i:! .:rial A-ti.ts 10 15 Earth's Greater iJiunan .Vai'veh 15 7 FU111137- Clowns 7 Tbe iiotley Sons of Monnis. 16 Liiiiouuan Ponies 16 In surprinj: aul heiuitiiul peii'orTroupe of Gymnasts. 7 Trihes of fndi.-tn In ,thir war-Hke display and Wondi-rful equestrin 5 sport'. 'JYoupe of Wive Walkers. Life on the Plains, And thriUiniy contracting the VVild West f the New World with th Classic P;isiinies or the Old; intro--dnein:; Cow!iov;5, western Indians and 3Iextcan Vmjueros. An exhibition thiii not :i :h:w but u ;'act. Grand Free Street Parade. Admission - - 25c. Two performances daily, at 1 and 7.

"Eilert's Extract of Tar & Wild Cherry' jy a safe, reliable and p levari t rented v for Coughs, Jdds,

Broneuitis, Asthma, and all throat ' troubles; will relieve and benefit Consumption. Try it and be convinced. Kvery bottle warranted; price ;0e. and one dollar per bottle. "Eilert's Daylight Liver .Pills" are a boon to sufferers trum Sick I J eadnohe, Sour Stoma -h. Torpid Liver and Indigestion. Sugar-coated, pleasant to take and warranted to so through by daylight. Mothers will find Dr. Winoheil's Teethi ng Svrup just the medicine to have in the house for the children; it wih eure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, and ReuiatH the Bowels. uDr. Jaquca' Gorman Worm Cake1' destroy wo ;n and remove them from the syste . Safe, pleasant and effective. Happ Home li! i Puriil-v" is the PeopUs I'opuh. vledicine for purifying the blooc eenUnj.; or cu ri ii g Dyspepsia Silliousttess, Headache, Boils and I Fevers and Malarial Diseases. Price 50 cents and ore dollar per hot Je. "Uncie 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 Sanfs Nerve & lione Linimcnt" will relieve Sprains, Brmw, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. SOLD BY FARIS BROS, Use West & Buckingham's Tolu Piue Cough Cure, for Consumption, Coughs, Colds and all Throat troub? les. " Price, 25t and 50c Trial size, 10c. As a Hog and Poultry remedy,tbe . Superior Condition Powder ha no equal in this market. The best Corn Cure in the market is the W, & B?s Sure Corn Cure. Price, 10c. For sale by druggists generally. Sleepless night, made miserable by that terrible cough. W. & B's, Tolu Pine Cough Cure is the remedy for you. Price, 25o. and 50c, Buckingham's Worm Syrup is the most pleasant and harmless Worm Syrup on the raarke t. Price, 25a Don t let the Babies suffer when Buckingham's Soothing Syrup will relieve. For sale by Faris Beom 5-30. Bloomington, Ind.