Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 28, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 September 1889 — Page 1
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THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF BLOOMINGTON AND MONROE COUNTY.
Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra.
VOL 14
LOCAL NEWS
BLOOMIN GTON, INDIANA, SEPTEMBER 3, 1889.
NO 28
Hon. John Buskirk is reported as rtnproving. He seemed much better yesterday. Prof. Jenks and wife arrived Friday and now occupy the Von Jageman property. Michael Bunker and daughter have returned to their home at Springfield, Missouri. Two more rw houses are being completed on west 7th street and one on west oth street
Razzle Dazzle Col -lars at The Corner, George Tagae is going to move here from Harrodsburg and occupy property on west 1 th street. Francis Murphy and aons are to be at Martinsville Sept. 8, and conduct meetings for eight days. The fs.ll turn) of Indiana University and the Preparatory department open one week from next Thursday. Salem fair Thursday, Friday anJ Saiurday. Beat races in the State. Round trip from Bioomington-?1.85. Rev, S. R. Lyons delivered an excellent address to a large audience, at the Christian church Sunday niffht.
Monday.
The family of John Daviss is entertaining Miss Ettie Slocumb.
The graded schools begin next! Thomas Allen is arranging to add
some valuable improvements to his property on south Waluut street. There will be excursion rates, to the Orleans Baptist Association, to be held at Mitchell Sept. Oth and Tth, from all stations between Blooming, ton and New Albany. The Bedford Demov$uit says that D. H. Ellison, of Mitchell, will I a .candidate for State Senator from that district. It being Lawrence county's turn, whoever secures her endorsement will be the nominee.
Prof. Frank Axtell and wife returned to Washington Saturday. He teaches there again tin vear.
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Prof. A. H. Beldou was in the city over Sunday. He goes to Orleans the lr.;:' io take charge of the schools.
Prof. J, C. McMillan and wif returned to Monmouth Friday night. His work begins the first of hi& week, which necessitated hisrexurn at once.
Joseph McKee has sold his house and lot No. 15 m McPheetere addition to S. , E Carmiehael for (530.
Judge B'Jsta is expected here this week to htj'-ji; his work in the university. He has not yet engaged rooms.
The Anderson Herald speaks very highly of Prof. W, J. Bryan's new lecture, "The Holy Land not Palestine," that he -ave before thinstitute at that place Wednesday nisht.
A dispatch from Spencer Friday morning states that while bori ng for gas, artesian frater was found at a depth of 1,04 4 feet, and that the water comes within 300 feet of the top. It is similar in quality to the Martirsville water.
- Mrs. White, who intends moving here from Marissa, Ills., has bought a lot on north Morton Street, from Gen. Hunter, and will erect a handsome cottage soon She will move here in the spring.
Hon. A. C. Mellette has been nominated by the Republicans of South Dakota for Governor, by acclamation. He is a son-in-law of Dr. T. A. Wylie and a graduate of Indiana University.
Si ngl e Breasted Prince Albert Suits
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Zig Zag Collars at s
The storm Sunday destroyed several trees and blowed the corn down flat ia the vicinity of L M, Rogers, east of town.
. Charley Umbarger and Miss Pearl Green wet united in marriage Saturday evening, at the residence on west 8th street.
Mike eward has been adding some improvements to his residence on west 6th street. AlsoCapt R. R. Stuait and Ed Pauley. David Sheeks, who was at one time clerk of Monroe county, is now a judge at Austin, Texas, and a prominent Republican. The team from the Ellettsville lodge of Odd Fellows will be here Thursday evening to confer the degree on some Bloomington candidates. A horseshoe without nails is the 1 attest improvement in that way. The shoe can be put on and taken off instantly, and saves cutting the hoof to pieces with nails New Stock Ties at 4 'The Corner .
Licenses to marry: John S. Johnston to Susan MarshalI,Cbarles Urabarger to Pearl Green, J. F. Crowel to Eva May Garretson, J. B. Moser to Jennie Stephens, William C. East to Lneila Rush. The venerable mother of Judge Pearson, who lives with Mrs. Morri0 son at Bedford, accidentally fell one day last week and broke a thigh bone. She is now over 83 years old and her recovery is doubtful. Andrew Hemphill, living on east ;ird street, and one of the oldest citizens of the county, is lying at the point of death. His condition ha been serious for the past week and he is growing weaker all the time.
8. E. Carmiehael has bought lot 20, f uller fc Waldron addition, and is building a small cottage for rent. Mr, Carmiehael has also bought lot 6, from 8. T. Hannah in payment for which be gave Pratt City, Kangas, property.
The Worthington Times thinks that Professor Gilbert, having discovered 35 new varieties of fish, will have to originate a few new fish stories and then he should be allowed to retire on full pay. The Bollman estate will probably be settled at this term of court. The property is to be divided equally between ali the heirs. It is the intentionjto plat the piece of ground laying between north Walnut and Lincoln streets and . put it upon the market There will bo 28 lots besides the streets and alleys. The habit of fair associations sending ''complimentary" tickets to pay for advertising would soon be discontinued, if editors would return them with the statement that "nothing but cash goes." The idea of a newspaper inserting a 1 advertisement in return for a ticket to a fair that he hopes never to be compelled to attend, is preposterous. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Miss Jennie Stephens, the daughter of Squire Stephens living in Salt Creek towhsbip, was married to J. B. Moser, of Cloverdale. There was a large number of friends present and J. B. Cox officiated. Mr. Moser is a prominent druggist of Cloverdale and they left on the noon train Monday for their future home at that place. Mrs. Martini Smith is visiting relatives at Salem Miss Ella Hensiey, north Lincoln street, is dangerously sick. . . .John J. Kirk, a brother-in-law of Mrs. Lewis Bollman, has been in tie city on business connected wit-i the estate. . . . James Hunter has taken charge of the city treasurer's office and will present his bond to the council tonight. The following are the new book contracted for by the State Board of Education, and the prices they are to be sold for: First Reader 10 cents Second Reader 15 cents Third Reader ,v 25 cents Fourth Reader. 30 cents Fifth Reader 40 cento Elementary Arithmetic 35 cento Complete Arithmetic 45 oente Elementary Geography. . . .30 cents Complete Geography 75 cento Copy Books, Nos. 1 to 6 .... 5 cento
W. H. Foster, class of ?ss, had some private business u attend to in Bloomington over Sunday. He will not teach this year but go to Allegheny, Pa., where he will en er the U. P. Theological Seminary to prepare himself for the ministry. The Christian church Sunday school elected officers last Sunday as follows: Superintendent Prof. Atwater; Assistant Sup't W. P. Rogers : Secretary Ida MePhetridge: Librarian W. II. Stephenson; Committee on Literature Frank Duncan and Manon Atwater,
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We are now taking orders for
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AND CROP MULTIPLIER
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The most Satisfactory reports come to us from all quarters where th-?se Fertilizers weiv used last Season. These Fertilizers seem tobe?r fectly adapted to the wants of this soil, supplying just what is needed to grow good crops of wheat, Grass and Corn. Study the wants of your soil. Investigate the results obtained from the different Fertilisers in the market. Then or course you will use the one that promises the best returns. We will use from 50,0C0 to 7-,000 bushels of wiieat. each year and we want to buy it from Monroe County farmers. WE are mare interested in the quantity and quality of wheat raised in this County than in selling you the fertilizer WE can't make jrood flour out of bad wheat and YOU can't raise good wheat without FERTILIZING. One price to everybody, whether you buy 1 sack or a car load. SSIFXall and See Samples and learn Prices gj
Collins & Karsell
around and truck .Martin, breaking both of ? 's legs just above t.:ic ank ies. The broken bones were carefu ly set, bu has been suffering great' pain since the accident. Last Saturday William F. Reed gave bis- wife a bi Hhday surprise. The 31st of Aurut, itikf was her
j 84' n birthday and th;-:t evening Mr. j K--ed drove home with a bnndsou'e basket phaeion as a preset. to Airs.
lieil. She knew nothing o the gift until in iledto take a ride. Mr. Rec-d is in his OSth vear.
vVJU give a
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social :t the reyidence -f Win. P, Rogers nex t rJ'h ursday even i ng. Refreshments will be : wd, hn proceeds io go to the hv Mr, b fund.
Sirs. A. L. Gallar has returns t to her home in Chicago, after an eight weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mr. J. H. Kabb.
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jp first clasn t !t 1 Buggies, Surreys, Phratons l
Win. Fiss. living south of Bloomington, bus been raising some wheat, lie had an average of 32 bushels o3 of five acres, Next!
;m! liht sprinir vdiirli..: oi nl! -i vie. It v lulni only the hvt 't material and doing my own work J c: n uarrantee you FIRST CLASS HOME MADE WORiC nr tiiM.nt tli- snme ries dealer- will ask you :or rln ap factory made vehicle. HaviiiiT'liad lo years expeneiu'e in the best carriage sliop ii! tlds eouut -y I know I eau give you satisfnetion. I air. also prepared to do all kinds of repairing and ive special attention to repainting ami retriimning old vehicles a make you ,t thv to) or eusluou i)r j cjjuir yinw ol ! one at reasoiiable nriees. 1 am also a'eut for the
Tne King uc Franklin show that exhibited here Friday proved to be a vsvv sjood circus. There were no new features prc?nted, but evt-ry thing was well up, and the decorum of the performers was good both in and out of the tent. The crowd was unusually lan;e both dav and niht.
Celebrated "Grand Rai)ids
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it is the ictention of Miss Grace Woodbui'n to take rooms at the home of W. E. Wood burn.
Mrs. Laura Foland expects to re turn to her home at Benson, Minn., the last of the week. Charley Sears is now the proprietor of the East bide Baksry. He has increased the stock and that place is now better than ever prepared to receive customers. Fresh
j pread every duy lunch served at all
hours. Groceries and. candies of ail kinds. Mr. Sear? invites all his niends to come ;-.nd tnde with him.
gfiffThe easiest riding buggies and Carts made, (.-all and be convinced, ff yon m-ed anvthincr in in v line call at mv rooms in Fee Hlock N. V. Corner of Public Square.
Rev. John Welkr, a Methodist preacher well known here, is recovering from the severe effects of th? BroMfn-Sejuard elixir of life treatment. With him it came near being a quick passport to the grave. He has suffered intensely' and at times it was doubtful whether lie would ge t well. It w as a cost 1 y experiment, and others will be prudent to tro slow with this new discovcry, however much they mav desire to be rejuvenated. Our citizens regret to learn that the venerable Dr. Kirk wood and wife have completed their arrangements to move toJRiverSide,Califo:rnia, in about two months. They have traded their property on north College Avenue to a Dr. Saunders, at River Side,paying the Doctor 7,000 extra. It is a handsome residence
and a cousin will make her home ;
with them. They also have other relatives at that place. Dr. Saunders expects to move to Bloomington in about a year. Bedford" Mail: "Dr. J. J. Johnson has been appointed resident surgeon of the Evansviile and Richmond Railroad at Bedford. Dr. Johnson is a young man of education and attainments, and this is but a proper recognition of his ability
in bis profession. We congratulate i
the K. & R. as well as the Doctoi
Cards are out announcing the
BLOOMINGTON,
INDIANA.
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Black and Blue Cork
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A tine rain Sunday and night just in time.
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Mnoke the C. ( C. Go to the East Sice Bakery for the best Lunch, at any hour.
Officer 1 leeves' arm is evidently
getting well. Show d.iy lie arrested four gentlemen who had come in contact with too much elixir of life, and marched them from Prospect
jhill to the Mayor's office.
While attending court is a good) Prosecutiug Attorney Lowe is up
time r-opay the subscription due forjfrom Bedford engaged in court work.
the Tklepiione. Don't fortret it. lie states that the new voiiP(M(i w
completed and that on Sunday the first train of cars was run Lhe entire route through Lawrence county. Three members of the faculty return with brides this year: Prof. W. J. Bryan, Prof. K. H. Gri treys
Remember the Telei'iioxk makes a specialty of job work. Don't send to the city for printing until yuti get our prices. Don't !
The transfer of the post otlice was made Sunday and now Joseph
G. McPheeters has charge. To thejand Dr MeCabe. Mrs. Ettie (Lowe)
victors belong the spoils. ilirn and Mrs. Jennie (Fry) Griggs The next meeting ol the Monroe are graduates of the university snd county Horticultural society will be well known here. Mrs. McCabe is held at the residence of Fred Fess, a Boslon lady. east :;rd street, on Wednesday , We aiTrequested to say that the Sept. lltli. 'annual reunion of the 1st Indian.-
Heavy Artillery will be held at Terre Haute on Wednesday and Thursday, oept. 4th and 5th. A full at
tendance is expected and a good
Sept. 4, 5, 6 and 7. Bloomington Uniformed Band, the best band in the State, has been employed for Salem Fair. JP Larger. Speed Purses in the State. Half fare on Railroad. 31r"Best Fair ever held in Southern Indiana. A. W. Beat., Sec'y-
nThen Uaby rraa ! !clc, we gare her Castorla, When she was a. Child, sha cried lot Castoria, W1m?o she bocamr Mias, che clung to Castoria. Wbeu u!w -u-d Children, she save&cmCftstortft-
The Spencer association had two men ir,v Bloomington show day, advertising the fair for next week.
They are also using all the papers ofUline anticipated. Comrades can
any
circulation
in the adjoining
secure reduced rates on railroads.
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couuti.es. They evidently imeml tcv Joha Cole, while in the north part have a great fair over there. of the State, bought a horse that is
Fresh Oysters! Fresh Oysters ! , eUCJ- lWK verai
gooa purses, one tne trotting purse of $i0. He is at Linton this week,
1 th'1UJXl wek e 8O0s t0 spencer and
Fresh Oysters! Volperts! Volports! .TAirtnto! "r..u c.i
marriage, on Tuesdav. SontmW-r ! The Fifth Annual Fair ;1 ihet
-it i nVlnrO- m " n .i... 1 Mor.ro Connf.v Afrne.siltntA! Sniotvlthe wek of the iGth to Bloomtield
dence of the bride s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T, T. Ray, Mr, Robert L. Younger and Miss Viola E. Bay," Anderson Herald: "Madison County will be represented at the State University the coming year by the following named persons. There &re thirteen in all: W. E. Jenkins, Gideon Knapp, Joseph B. Kads, Vinton Busby, Isaac Loeb and Miss
Mary Braskett, Anderson; Munsou !
will be held on the grounds at: to trot for a 2oQ nurse.
Bloomington, Monroe county, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 1 Oth to 20th.
The exhibition will be open to the!
world, lufteen Hundred Dollars ; ('ash will be distiibuted among the exhibitors.
Has not Retired from business,but will be found at his old stand n the Sudbury block, with a complete line of Undertakers and Upholsters supplies. He will hereafter devote his entire attention to these ;cia! lines and will guarantee wor the best and prices the lowest. ISTRemember the place,Sudbury Block, North Side the Square.
Thev mean business and will
The executive committee for the soldiers' reunion elected for speakers for the occasion, Col. A. D. Vanosdal? of Madison, Hon. M. D. Man-
son, of Crawfordsville; Col. Ben.
Smith, of Rushville,and Lieu't. Gov.
Chase. Mayor Dunlap was elected
Nicholson, Green Township; Charles
Thomas, Spring Valley; and Miss Teresa Quinlan,Fallcreek Township. This is certainly a good showing, and will place Madison County iiecond or third on the list in point of numbers. The State University its becoming more popular each yeart as the increase in attendance will testify."
give you a good picture at Evans . i v fcl . 3 , J ito deliver the welcome address.
' 'ook stoves of all kinds i ticliuiing D. O. Spencer and Maj. Mulky were
the railroad
V. Johnson, Summitville; Misses ! , T V iT " V- a 1 " -uj-MaymeRo-evs and Sarah Garretson, f1' rated Peerless asohnejappointed to look after Pendleton; Watson and Homer 'T J 5 ! ( 1 thtf wor, rate. tlt:ai.ai Vi r v . n call and see them.
GRAY & CO., One Door East of Waldron s T:muer DEALKKS AM) MANi;?ACTrUEKS ov MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, GRAVE VAULTS CURBING, FLAG-WALKS. JfjfiFWe will also contract for Dressed Stores for building purposes.
W. J. A ix ex.
Hiram Martin, living in Benton township two miles from Unionville,
AUCTION SALE.
Having sold my farm west of.wet with a terrible accident Satur-
Bloomington, I will expose At public day morairig. He was out in the Sale Saturday Sept. 7th, all my WOodahauli nglogs. He had a team tanning Implements, House hold,-. i i i Goods, &c. Sale to be on the public !Utchted to a lo- and wa8 dra8ff square. Get a great bargain. lt w"eK1 another log wa& so struck J. B, Hamilton, to break it; in two, so that it flew
OUR COMi'ETITOKS DON'T LIKE
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But everybody else does.
bv all First Class Dealers.