Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 August 1889 — Page 1

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WALTER BRADFUTE, Proprietor.

THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF BLOOM IN GTON AND MONROE COUNTY.

Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra,

VOL 14

BLOOM IN GTON, INDIANA, AUGUST 23, 1889.

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Never Before Equaled in Bloomingtoii

J. P. Tourner & Co. have,:"st received their immense stock of -FALL : AND : WINTER : CLOTHING!

The best fitting Garments ever brought to Blooinington, and at Prices that cannot be equaled. We invite you to examine these Goods before buying. On West Side of Square.

Door North, of Alley.

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LOCAL NEWS

Watch for the Big 25 cent show. .1 K OA

The date of the Horticultural fair! of Momoe c!ounty is October 10th, , 11th and 12tb.

Miss Ella Ryan has returned from j

Spencer, where sbo was the guest of Mrs. A. D. Moftett. Mrs. Joseph Dinsniore and son left Monday night for Vinton, Iowa, where they will visit relatives. Mrs. Morris Hunter and children, of Eugeiwood, Ills., are in the city visiting T. E. Lawes and wife.

Robert Miller vtid family took advantage of the harvest excursions to visit friends at Winchester, Kansas

Col. C C. Matson, assistant aolicito?: of the Jlonon. wan in the city Tuesday evening attending to legal business. Earnest Bickuell returned to Indianapolis Wednesday. He expects to spend next week at Old Point Comfort.

Charlev Sears means to always be ready for business and now lives in the rooms over his bakery, on the east side. Dr. Jordan and party have so changed their arrangements that they will not reach Bioomington until about Sept. 1st. Geoige P. Lee is now the agent for the Monon road at Gosport He is a man of excellent business habits and will make a careful railroad man.

Mrs. M. G. Moore, of Chicago, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. D. McLahIan,of Harrodsburg is now the guest of Mrs. W. B. Hughes, of this city.

Prof. John W. Carr will work in the institute at liloomfield next week. The following Monday his school work begins it Muncie,where he has been re-elected for tfce third time. The following "joak" is from the Wichita (Kan.) Eagle of Aug. 13th: "Mr. L. S. Field and Recorder Talbott, of Monroe county, Ind , arrived in this city yesterday on a tour of inspection. They were accompanied by a number of other gentle men who are intending to invest in the Peerless Princess. Messrs. Field and Talbott are largely interested in this city now, but it is their intention to increase their interests." Martinsville's new pension board organized on Saturday, and consists of three soldiers ot the Seventieth Indiana Volunteers, General Karrison's regiment, as follows: Dr. A. W. Rengao, Mooreeville, president (holdover): Dr. Uriah H. Farr, Martinsville, secretary; Dr. D. P. Kennedy, Martinsville, treasurer. Dn. R. H. Tarleton and S. A Tilford, of Martinsville, were dis-placed by the administration.

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AND CROP MULTIPLIER The iu'jnI Satisfactory ropcrts roine to us from all quarters where these Fertilizer weiv- used last Season. These Fertilizers seem to be per fectly :!dapul to the wnnts of this soil, supplying just what is needed to grow eood crops of wheat, Grass and Cora, ludv the waMs of our soil. Investigate the results obtained from the different Fertilizers in the market. Tiien of course you will use the one that promises the best n-turns. We will use from 50,000 to 75,000 bushels of wheat each vrar and we want to huv it from Monroe Countv fanners. WE arc mM'e interested in the quantity and quality of wheat raised m this County than in selling you the fertilizer WE can't make ::ood Hour out of had wheat and YOU can't raise good wheat without FERTILIZING. One price to everybody, whether vou buv 1

sack or a car load. ICail and See Samples and loan Pricesg.5

Fresh Bread alwavs oui for dinner at olperts. Got i:-ne other.. Wanted To borrow One Thousand I i .are. Will aive as Security first in -'t-tgage on good farm - 21" acres. . K. Pj-ijbDue. Lookout for the Red ljet;ert next week at the Banner.

Buckeye Li;idt?is, Droppei,and A; -vvers,Suiky und Rtvovir. Rakes, wd i-ye, tfcu, &t. lender twine at

oid prices, at AlLEKS-

Ilcmemher that Charley :ci'i oeler, formeily in the hardware business, i 3 now propri e tor r th t Gi rves Corner Grocery whe-ri he wil be pleased to see his oid customMs, and a host of new nos. Sugar, Coffey, Te. Fiiur, Cai ned G('s. Always ' and ni,r. Robinson iJros.

Mrs. Francis McKinley died Tuc-; Will Collins, who moved here

day evening at 9 o'clock. She was the moth-r of James McKinley and lived with him at the old home place a cj It if i rii i - n ! . . f T 1 , . . . i.t I .... -

ton. Airs. Alclvmity was 84 years t- . , - , e , . (onjageman were shipped away

I rum Delphi, has rented a portion of

the 'i. 1J. Galloway house, north .Morton street.

from JBloomi'jgton this week to

old and out' of the pioneers of Mon-

been in a every trail condition, ow-l .. inc to her aae!! but until the morn-! Joseph B. Conner, a well known

in before her death was not regarded in any danger. She has been a life long member of the United

Presbyterian church and has ever

lived a conscientious christian lif.

The annual reunion of the Figg family will be held on the old Fi farm, H miles north ot Kllettsville, Saturday, Aug. 31st. A brafes band will be ill attendance. There will aLno be good Kpeaking. Ex-Gov. Gray and Hon. C. R. Worrali promise to be present All are invited.

On the Sunday following there will be a basket meeting held at the same place. Preaching by He vs. Miller and Moody. Mis Belle Monjoy,of Springfield, Ohio, is a guest of James Karsell and family.

iarmerof Hean Blossom township, expects to move to Hlooiuir.gton to give his children the benefit of its excellent educational advantages. Thomas Oliphant,' one of the pioneers of Indian Creek township, died last Friday night. He was 71 years old and moved to this State from South Carolina when very

young. His death was caused by

cancer trouble.

Hev. Givler, formerly M. E. pastor here,was greeted by the Bloomwgton Chautauqua party while at the Lake.

He is now located at Olean, New York, among a good congregation in a good town,receiving a salary of

$2000 and parsonage. He inquired

with much interest about Uloorainiz-

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Take your vcw ry produce to Charley McPheeUrs', Greeves old stand.

MONROE COUNTY, TO BE HELD AT THE GROUNDS in Blooramgton, Indiana, SEPT 16th to 20th

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groceryWe claim to make the best Ice Cream, and one trial will convince you of the fact. Delivered to any part of the city Swindler & Co. Take a cubav of mv new selection of Tobacco, and while in the store examind goods and priees. Lewi Williams.

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A Splendid Speed Ring, G ood Halls, Fine Grounds.

Address the Secretary. Ceo. P. Campbell, for particulars.

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Sept. 9,10, 11, 12, 13, and 14, 1889. . Excellent Grounds; Fine Race Course; Plenty of Shade and abundance of freth water and refreshments. Trotting, Pacing and Runningraces each day.

CHARIOT RACE.

In three heats, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Lady's ten milehorseback race on Thursday." Best Live Stock Show in Southern Ind. Finest display of Agricultural,-Scientific, Mechanical, Domestic and Miscellaneous products. LIBERAL PREMIUMS PAID IN FULL. p STIRRING- :-: BAND :-: MUSIC. Cheap Itailroad rates. FAIR PLAY. W m. M, FRANKLIN, Pres. Matt. Matthews, Secy

The infant child of Howard Farr Save trouble bv buying bread out

died Tuesday. It was about 8 months:0 tlle ast SideBread Wagon. Alqa jways fresh.

old.

Ira Batman and wife now occupy their new home on north Morton street.

Building Material of all kinds at

;ow prices,

W. J. Allex

Oscar Calahan has moved into the new house of John Waldron on Cemetery Avenue.

Fresh Bread at Volpert's. None better in Bloomington.

Good tin-types at Evans.'

Miss Grace Perry, daushti-r of Choicest Coffee, Teas, Tobbaccoa Capt. G. K. lerry, was taken aome and Chrar at the grooepy 8tore of sick with fever luesday. Lewis Williams, opposite Seward's Richard Kirkman now oecunics Foundry. Call and get prices.

one of the handsome new houses er

ected by John Waldion on west 3th street. The house vacated by Mr, Kirkman is now occupied by George Nicholson and wife.

John Cory, the father of Everett

Cory,has brought suitby his attorneys

Louden & Rogers, in the Monroe circuit court against the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago railroad company. It will be remembered that last winter Everett Cory, who was a brakeman on the road at the time, was killed in a wreck one night. It was claimed that the wreck was the result of negligence, and now Mr. Cory asks damages for10,000.

White and Yellow corn for sale. W. J. Ali-ex.

A new helper at Evans5 gallery. Th fiTt FRESH OYSTERS of the season at II. T. Swindler & Co.

Lewis Williams is located oppo

site Seward's Foundry, in the gro

cery business, lie keeps a full line.

(.all in and see him.

Wanted: A good girl to do general house work. Inquire at the

"Corner" at once.

Best Bread in town. Baked

fresh every day. At II. T. Swindler

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Smoke the C. C. C.

Complete stock of Groceries Always glad to exchange for country produce. Robinson Bros , nortt--ast corner. First as usual. Voiperts Fresh Oysters are here: Call and see the Studebaker Wagons be tore you buy. It gives the best satisfaction of any inthe market. W. J. Allex.

IIo'tsman& Shovel, in the meat shop west of Hemp Wilson, keep the ver best beef and at lowest prices. Give them a call.

Call and see Robinson Bros. Unusually large stock of Gr-ceries of all kinds. Prices always the lowest.

A nice, fresh stock of staple and fancy groceries, at Charley McPheters the old Greeves corner.

For the best beef at heH prices, at HoltKman & Shovel's meat shop. Dinsmore's old stand.

L. B. Bray and John Thomas nre Civrley McPi-iekteks' able assistant 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

GET THE BEST. Have just received a car load of the Lightest Running Farm Wagons in the world, made by O'Brien Bros., who have been manufacturing the Plumb Spoke Tapes Wagon since 1 S55. Best .Material, Best Finish, Perfect Proportion, strictly a First-class Wagon and Fully warranted. Get the Best and make no mistake, come and see them at my new building. James Ryax. Farmers Take Notice! If you want to buy That will raise more wheat to the acre than you txev raised, and belter grass than vou ever saw.for LESS MONEY THAN ANYBODY. CA.JL.3L. OJV Morgan & n Ivf Shoemaker! Southeast Corner Square, at C. H. McPheeters' Grocery Store.

S. They will price vou

Buggies, Spring Wagons,aod Wheat Drills, lower than anyone.