Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 29, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 September 1889 — Page 1

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Caps--Skull,. Smoking, Windsor, College, &c. Shirts Dress, Embroidered, Pleeted Front, Plain White. underwear--JNraturai Wool, Scarlet, Colored and All Fancy Flannels, Camels Hair, Merino and Cotton.

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LOCAL NEWS

Thayer Comedy Co. all next week. Mrs. W, J. Turner is visiting relatives at Dayton, Ohio.

Capt. Weathers is down in Crawlord county this week attending to some businsss.

J. L. Keck is arranging to.ersct a

brick ware room to the rear of his !

store building, south College Avenue.

Those in the city who will take lady roomers are requested to so inform Dr. I onian at once. Mrs. C. C. Turner returned Friday from Indianapolis where she spent a week among friends. Good ta.cd and orchestra with the Thayer Co. Splendid company. Seats at Vans drug store. Remember the Spencer fair Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Baloon ascension and splendid races. Frank Phillips U able 10 be about the house again. lie has been sick for five wsek.s with lyphoid fever. Oljie C arter, traveling auditor of the Monon, was in the city Saturday. He is kept on the go all the timeWill ilarbinson has taken the agency for the Indianapolis JVcmw, Chicago iVej'v, and severa 1 other papers. Hereafter Paris Bros, will sell reserved seats. Go there tifcget tickets

for the I -layer Co. next week. Popular prices. Rev. James Simpson preaches his farewell seimun next Sunday. The conference ill be at Marion the 18th He wili not return.

The commissioners by a vote of two to one granted retail hquoi j license to Oscar Sowders. Wra,

Peterson is the one who voted "no."

James Shin, who works u the saw mill near Shower' factor', had his left arm broken near the elbow Friday afternoon. He accidentally stumbled, failing some distance, causing the break. He is getting along as well as could be expected. Friday alternoon a man who gave his name as Robert Ryan stole a coat out of the private office of ,1. C Drrttmfc Co., the property of Cl.arley Smith, the book keeper. Ryar was arrested and bound over to court. He is a traveling umbrella mender.

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3XAlCIii.t OF FIRST $ $ Buggies, Surreys, Pheetons t $ !

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and lilit spring vehicles of all styles. Bv uinonlv tin- bt st of -material and doing my own work 1 can miarrautee you FIRST CLASS HOME MADE WOJIK at about the same prices ilealer will a.-k you for cheaj faetory made vehicle, llaving'had 15 years expfrieuce in the host carriage siiops in this country I know I can lve yon s;ttis('action. I am also prejaicl to do all kinds of repairing and give special attention to repainting and retrimming old vehicles can make you a new top or cushion or repair your old one at reasonable prices. 1 am al-o aieut for the

Celebrated "Grand Rapids" Smpinar Vehicle

Prof. W. A. Rawles has resigned his position as principal of the Vincenues high school to take a principalship at Sedalia, Missouri, at a largely increased salary. Prot. Rawles is one of the promising young educators of kidiaoa and his friends rejoice at his continued gnccess.

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Frank Bennett, of Greensburg, and Miss Ella Munson, of Mitchell, were married Friday, at Miss Munlion's home. Both were grad nates of Indiana University in "the class of '80.

Spencer in now a rival of Martinsville with its artesian water. Rob' ert Lyons, of the university-, was

jovpr to see the new well Friday;

It is l.loO feet deep and the water flows above tJie surface over 80 feet. Without an analysis, it is thought to bethe same as theMartinsville water. A stock company has been formed and will also go into the summer resort business. Another well is to be bored.

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West Side Square. Bloomington, Ind.

William Holmes, a graduate from

the university last June, was married recently to Miss Allison, of Kentuckv, also student in the universit v.

Sam Orchard and wife left last week for Attica, Ind-, where they were to take the management of a hotel, but satisfactory arrangements could not be made and they returned the next day. The 3 l.ohon will make a one cent per mile rate to the re-union of the array of the Cumberland. Sept. 18th, 19th and 20th, to be held at Chattanooga. The fare from Bloomuigton will be about $9.

The Fair at Spencer began Monday, and its going to be a big one. R man chariot races on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and a balloon ascension and parachute leap by a lady on Wednesday, The 4 o'clock evening tram going south Saturday came near being wrecked. Just this side of Smithvillean axtle of the baggage car broke, but by immediate application of the brakes no damage was done. The train was delayed about 3 hours. The yoqng man by the name of Harrison, charged with stealing a horse from N. B. Rogers, was acquitted Saturday, alter a trail before Mr. Mili.cn, on the grounds that the proof showed that he was not guilty of larcffiy, bnt of getting goods under false pretenses.

Thursday night the ElletUville "team"' of Odd Fellows, consisting of 20 men, and five of the brothers fromGof port, came down to show tle work to the Cecelia lodge, there being one candidate for each of the three degrees. They were kept busy until the midnight train came np.

The plan adopted by the New Albany schools in reference to school books, seems wise. The new books not yet being at hand, the trustees instruct the scholars to bring with them such old books as they have and use them uutil the new books arrive, which will be ouly a few days. With the exception of two, every county in the State has complied wiih the law and will follow its provisions. A bill has been presented to the county commissioners by the widow of Edwin May, amounting to $800, for iiiinngment on a jail cell lock, that is in use in our county jail. The bill was presented last June and went over uutil this term, when it was rejected. The case will of couse

Ibfe appealed. Several counties have

been caught in the same trap and been compelled to pay the account. M. M. Dunlap is attoney for the patentee and action wili be brought in the U S. court. The effort of the "ring" school book company to create the impression that the Republican press is almost solid luaiust the new law, is in keeping with the falsehoods that have ben chasing each other over the Slat for the past three months. In the xouth past of the State the Evanville Jountfif, in the west the Terre Haute Express, in the north the Ff.Wayne GuzettesM papors of large intluenee are strong advocates of the new books. The Democratic press solid and fully half of the Republican press is demanding that the "ring" books go. Smoke the C. C. C.

Andrew Hemphill died at his residence on east 3rd street, Friday morning. He had been confined' to the house for some time and his death wa no surprise. Mr. Hemphill was in his 7-Uh year, and was one of the pioneers of Monroe county,having come from South Carolina. He was an honest, upright citizen and a member of the United Presbyterian church. The funeral took place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the late residence, the service being in charge of Rev. S. It. yons. J. II. Gaston, treasurer of Monroe county, tiled his bond for a second term Saturday. The amount of bond was 00,000, and was secured without effort. The names on the bond are as follows: Geo. Stephenson, James King, James F. ( arter, Hiram Burch, Richard P. Brceden,John S. Koonts John Rallenger, Eli Sparks, Jacob Carmichaol. John P. Marrell, Sara'l Mitchell, Silas Grimes, Wm. P.

i nomas t. jircu, i nomas farr, w. P. Rogers, James F. Manley, Henry F. Perry, John Eadds, Walter Bradfutejsaac Claman, Milton Myers.

33T"The easiest riding buggies and Carts made. Call and be convinced. If you m-ed anything in my line call at my renins in Fee Bldek Kr-W.CDrnr of Public Sua-re, 1 - .. . ...

BLOOMINGTON

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Fresh Oysters! Fresh Oysters!. Prof. Wm. Bryan has taken rooms Fresh Oysters! Volperts! Volpertslat the residence of Mrs. Hawles, in

Volperts! North Side.

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the Woodburn property.

Washington ft a vet fe: "The mem-

Monroe County Agricultural Societyjbers of the High School are pleased will be held on the grounds at(to learn of Prof. W. F. Axtell's reRloomington, Monroe county, Mon-'covery from a severe illness and that day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-he is again in Washington, ready to

day and Friday, Sept. 1 uth to iMJth.'go on duty.

The exhibition wnl be open to the

world. Fifteen Hundred Dollars im

John Cole's horses arn

getting

GWMvillbedistiibuted the ;'ll,?r. feil?8

exhibitors. tnat nave speeuers. A Linton ne ! jtook $200 out of the $(K'0 in premi-

He is at Spencer this week

H. J. Walls and Ed. BorufF have brought suit against Sam. 0. Dodds, James D. Showers and Win. N. Showers in which they ask $12,000 damages. It will be remembered that some time last spring a town by the name of Bedford, in Shawswic township, Lawrence oounty, made an attempt to secure one of Bloomington's mammoth factories, but there was a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip, and in the meantime the factory didn't go. M essrs. Wal 1 s and Boruff now claim that they have been damaged $12,000, and refuse to be comforted by a stave bucker that the Telephone tendered them some time ago. The proposition is now hereby withdrawn. The boys don't know a good thing when they see it.

Thev mean business and will give you a good picture at Evanst. Cook stoves of all kinds including the celebrated Peerless Gasoline family cook stove (best in the world) call and see them. W. J.. Allen.

Frank Pauley is now running the delivery wagon for Charley Alexander,

Our pension friends should not forget their subscription for the Tklkitioxk this round.

urns.

and next week intends to make both

Bloomfield and Bedford.

Judge Pearson was called to hi home in Bedford Friday evening by a telegram stating thai: his mother was not expected to live. By the unanimous agreement of the bar, E. K. Millen was placed upon the bench and has been conducting the work very successfully. Judge Pearson expects to get back to-day.

The Thayer company is to be at the opeia house next week. This is

Miss Carter, of Indianapolis, who6 pany in wjiich Mrs. M) rile

has been a guest of the family of

Dr. Maxwell, returned home yesterday. ' Miss Maggie Porch left yesterday for Rushville, to take her position in the schools. This is her second year. The wife of Judge Banta will not remain here, but return to her home in Franklin, where Miss Mable teaches.

Miss Fannie B. Maxwell started yesterday for Albert Lea, Minn., where she is an instructor in the university at that place. Remember the Telephone makes a specialty of job work. Don't send to the city for printing until you get our prices. Don't !

(Payne) Howard is the leading

character, and our people wili gladly welcome them back to the city. This year they have a baud and orchestra and some splendid new actors. They opened the season at English's opera house, Indianapolis. The grand jury was organized Monday morning, with S.P.Thompson as foreman. Judge Millen gave instructions that were to the point and should be carried out to the letter. The members of the jury are as follows. S. P. Thompson, Ben. Walden, J. If- Fulford, Thomas Massy, Joseph Luther and James Empson. Marion Carroll, of Washington township, is the bailiff. The marriage of Fletcher Gardner, of Bedford, and Miss Lucv Woodward j. of this city, was solemnized yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. W. R. llalslead performed the ceremony, which was in the presence of the intimate friends of the family only. Air. and Mrs. Gard

iner lctt on the 1 1 o'clock train for

W. R. Gardiner, jr., of Washing Ann Arbor, Michigan., where Mr. ton and a former student of the uni-;Gardner will take a course in the versity, has been appointed score- medical department of the univers-

tary ot the Legation at lokio,Japan. ity. They have the hearty cougrat-

Jhe emoluments of the othco are good, in addition to the advantage of

The annual reunion of the ;S1, 4:5, 71 and 85 Indiana regiments will be held in Terre Haute, September 10 and 20. An invitation is extended to all ex-soldiers to meet with them on this occasion.

sight seeing to a young man.

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ulations of a large number of friends

who hope them a long and happy life.

A large number from about Bloomington an; making arrangements to attend the Spencer fair this week. Jj Walter French and Ed. O'Donelt' J$ are in the city. They have charge fit

oi tne ortM(enryue university pape

this year. ' Miss Cora E. Love, of Cincinna

O., will a ake a Balloon Ascension

and Parachute Leap 2000 feet high,

to-morrow on the bair Grounds at in Spencer, Ind. 2i $

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i ne oit seiners oi jlu owd county

held their annual reunion in a grove near Geoigetown, that county, Saturday. Ihe pleasant weather induced several thousand people to attend. A number of the pioneer citizens related interesting reminiscences of their experience in the early settlement of Brown count v. Mr. Charles F. Rerny, a' rising young 'attorney of-Colunibus, deliveied tha principal address of the day.

Charley ears is now the proprietor of the East Side Bakery. He has increased the stock and tnat place is now better than eve- prepared to receive' customer?. Fresh pread ere. 7 datj lunch served at all hours, Gioceries and candies of all kinds. Mr. Sears invites all his fiiends U come and trade with hira.

Go to the East Side Bakery for the best Lunch, at any hour.

Vi ian IJaby iras sick, we gare her Castorfa, When she was a Child, sho ericnl for Castorfe, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When s'an ha I ChiUron, she gava themCaetarlty

ANNOUNCEMENT.

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Has not retired from business,but will be found at his old stand n the Sudbury block, with a complete line of Undertakers and LTphYdsters supplies He will hereafter devote bis entire attention to these scial lines and will guarantee wor the best and price the lowest. ciF"Re member the piace,Sudbury Block, North Side the Square. GRAY & CO., One Door Bast of Waldron's Tannery. Dealers ani Manufactures of MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, GRAVE VAULTS CURBING, FLAG-WALKS. ffWe will also contract foi Dressed Stones for building purposes.

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