Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 29, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 September 1889 — Page 4

New Fall Stock of Dry Goods at the Bee Hive .

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Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra.

KIlTOX ANB PROPRIETOR, W. S. BRADFUTE.

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LOCAL NEWS

Eveuing services at the U. P. churcU will begin uext Sunday evening.

Dr. Fair, out at Hmdostan, is very si ck and an attack of typhoid lever is feared. C. M. Seedham, the energetic and hustling editor of the Gosport Enterprise was in the city Friday eveninsj.

Horace M, Ravencraft, nephew of Miss Anna McDerraont, is on a visit to Bioomington. He is on his way to Philadelphia. The J. U. Kirby meat market, on the east side, has been bought bv Colonel 2a$t and Charles Kirby, who take uosscbsion Oct. 1st.

Licenses to marry: Edward S. Brodix to Nellie B. Coffin, William J. Todd to Mury Billings, David F. Shields to Phoeba J. Stevens. The management of theMonon has arranged for the putting on of tine vestibule trains between Chicago an& Louisville, a? well as between Circasro ftnd Cincinnati-

Mrs. Mike Seward and Mrs. B. F. Adams rt turned from Kansas Wed nesday. Mrs. Adams was aceompained bv her sister, Emma Brant, who will attend the university. It is net generally known that over $1,500 is paid out in Bloomingtou each wee c for poultry. There are two packing companies that buy poultry only for shipping, using refrigerator cars to ship it as far east as Uysw York. The members of the Mechanics band are high in their praise of the Salem fair management, ior the many courtesies that were shown them. They state that there were over 6,000 people on the grounds Satuiday. Quite a number attended from Monroe county. George Bollenbacher received u telegram yesterday from Mr. Mansfield, superintendent of the I. &V. road, stating that work on the road from Gosport to the Big Creek quarry will begin Wednesday or Thursday, tjie contract having been made. Grading will be started at each end of the line, the work progressing to the center. Work on the new Episcopal church commenced in earnest Friday mom ing. It is to be located on east Kirk wood Avenue, just east of Mrs. Hight, and the work is to be completed by Nov. 1st. It i to be an ornamental frame structure, two stories a basement below and auditorium above that will seat 300 peopie. Mr.Byerly is doing the masonry andAbrahamDonaldson has charge of the carpentering. The cost is to be about 2,000. Judge D. D. Banta has been here lor the past week completing arrangements for the opening of the law school. The indications are that thero will be both a junior and senior els.ss, and in this eent an instructor for the junior class will be necessary . The plan now is to select three different persons in the

Uitj viik- us ca;ii itri ill t litiaiii P. Rogers has been selected to begin the work. Mr Rogers is of the firm of Louden & Rogers and is too well known in Monroe county to need indorsement from the Tklei'hoxe. In him Judge Banta will have an able assistant and $ worker who will do much xo popularize the new department. S. S. Woodward, train-master, states to the rjsLEX'uo.vs that six breakmen have been discharged for intoxication and having a hand in causing the wreck south of the depot Sun day in orn i ng. Mr. V ood ward states that the geueral public is not aware of the strict rules that the railroads enforce in regard to the men drinking. Before a man i employed he is informed by the trainmaster thai under no circumstances will drinking be allowed, either on or while o!f of duty, and that if it becomes known that the rule has been violated, discharge is certain. Mr. Woodward states that in thirty years of railroad experience in mployiag men, he has had more trouble with dnc king than all else combated, and of all the accidents that oA cared in that time, with bat few exceptionp they were the result of men axing intoxicant.

The gran j try began its work yesterday. The wileof James Wilson(colored) died Sunday morning. James Calhoun and little daughter, of Vincennes, spent Sunday in the city. A meeting of the "Y" will be held at the home of Miss Ada Pearson to nisrht.

The Thayer Comedy Co. band is to furnish the music for the Monroe county fair. Mrs. Ella (Nuckols) Swope is here from Chicago visiting her parents on east street.

The regular communion services of the U. I church will be held the 29th of this month.

Mrs. Joseph Dinsmore returned from Iowa, Saturday, after a pleasant visit among relatives. Mr. Craig, of Noblesville, was in Bloomingtou attending to some personal business, over Sunday. Miss Eva Whisnand left last week to visit friends in Vincennes and will remain a month or more.

Dr. J.D. Simpson will go to Evansville this week to attend a meeting of the Ohio Valley medical society. If there is artesian water at Martinsville atid Spencer, why not at Bloomingtou? A fair test has never been made.

Z. B MoClure, a student of 1883, but now living at Leadville, Col

orado, is in ths citv a guest of Prof, j 7 I

Mitchell and wife.

Ab. Helton has bought out the interest of John Cole in the transfer company and it is now owned by Helton &' Carmichael.

Students to the law school w ill be charged $12 per term for tuition. Preparatory students will pay $ti instead of $3 as heretofore. Thurston Smith is now the clerk in the Union Depot Hotel at St. Joe, Missouri, and like other people he wants to read the Telephone.

J. H. Eaton has returned from eastern Ohio, where he was called by the dangerous sickness of his mother. She was much better when he left.

The new school books for Bioomington and Monroe county were shipped Saturday and will be here to-day. Faris Bros, will probably sell them.

Fred Brandon, of Van Bureu township, was working with a team when it became frightened and uin away, tearing up the wagon, but not injuring the horses or Mr. Draudou. Simeon May, of Indian Creek township, died very suddenly last Sunday. Mr. May was over 80 years old and was in good health for one of his age. He was sick less than half an hour.

Prof. A. W. Millis has been offered the positiou of principal of the Vincennes high school, at a salary of $000 The position was decline d a he had alreadv taken the work at Paoli, to begin Monday week. University enterance examinations will beheld in the Preparatory School building Wednesday morning, Sept. il, begining at 8 o'clock. The Preparatory School opens on Thursday, Sept. 12, at S A. M. The wife of John Scott, living il miles south-east of Smit'hville,died Saturday night of flux. She was aboit 55 years old. Mrs. cott was a woman highly respected and the family has the sympathy of the neighborhood. One day list week Dr. Brannam and John W. Stivers, both of Washington township, got into a quarrel over a boy and in a tight that followed Brannam bit Stiver' thumb. Since that time the hand and arm have swollen up to almost double the usual size, and Stivers suffers intense pain day-and night. It is feared amputation will be necessary. It has been almost definitely settled that the Tedigo Washing Machine Co., now at Harrodsburg, will move to Bioomington at an early date. The suit that has been pending was compromised las t week and the factory is now out of litigation. Mr. Mary Pedigo, the principal owner, will move to Bloom iugton at once and has rented the Gilmore cottage, west 7th street. Eldoiado( Avk.) Public Senlthtenf: "Prot. J. R. Brill arrived here this week as per previous arrangements, and will open his school at this place on Monday next, Sept 0th. We learn that he ha subscribed a good patronage and that his school will convene under most lavorable ausuiftt'S. having liftv or inore pupils.

Th people here have l6ug wince 1e-,

sired a good teacher, and we take the liberty of saying with what we have seen of Prof. Brill, and knowing of the hi&h recommendation he has from some of the best men of our staff, and of those of hi own (Indiana,) we believe him thoroughly competent and able in every respect to meet the demaird of omr pele

The mother of John Slow, Fairview, died yesterday. Work on the new library building is progressing as fast as could be expected. About aO hands are at work, most of them stone and brick mason s The time of Henry McCalla, a county commissioner, expires with this term, and John C.Clay, of Harrodsburg will be on the board for the December Kcssion. Mr. Clay is a Republican, and with Peterson, noiv on the board, thore will be two Republicans and one Democrat John Gilmore. The Bloomingtou Oolitic Stone Quarry Co , that has its quarry in the southwest part of the city, has their newjjehanneier at work and is arranging to put in a tirst class steam derrick. The Stinesville "(: Bloomingtou quarry, at Stinesville. also started work on their switch, this week, that connects them with the .Monon road. Undoubtedly t h e stone industry is booming. The Spencer fair this week, and it is proposed to have the best exhibition in southern Indiana. On Wednesday a lady will go up in a balloon and jump out. On Thu rsday and Friday will be the famous Charriot races that are attracting so much attention throughout the country. The races will "be unusally good, as a large number or enties have already been made. A special invitation is extended to Monroe county people to attend. A company which proposes to build another short railroad in South era Indiana, was incorporated Wednesday. It is knowr as the Cnv'irnati & Bedford Railway Company, and will build a line thirty miles

long, extending from a point on the O. fc M. Road, in Marion township, Lawrence county, north to Reid Station, on the line of the Bedford and Bloomfield branch of the L. N. A. & C. Road. The capital stock of the company is $500,o00; John T. Barnard, of Cincinnati, is at the head of the enterprise. The school book law compel Is dealers to sell them for cash only They cannot be obtained by patrons on anv other terms.However the cost will rarely exceed one dollar for any onec itizeu, and by keeping that amount of ready money on hand, children need not be kept out of the necessary books on account of cash terms. The follow in grates wil be allowed for the old books or tor consideration in exchange: First reader 5cts ,oeond reader Tets , third reader Dots., fourth reader i lets., fifth reader I5cts., practical arilh metic I lets., Elementary Geography Vet., Complete Geography J'cts. AMONG THE COLORED PEOPLE. One colored man on the regular jury Stephen White. Miss Lvdia White is sick with chiils and fever at ilarrv lines. Hen. Bass, sr., is at Crawfordsville to take in the Montgomery fair. Harry lines, who lias, been sick for two weeks, is able to be out again. The funeral of Mrs. .James Wilson took place ! mm G rant street church yesterday. Zet. Prophet rcturred from Indianapolis Sunday, where he has been connected with the Hotel Brotherhood brass band.

We; the Christian Scientists of Monroe county wish to tender our best regards to the bereaved family of Bro. Henry Eller. He was a steadfast and efficient worker in the christian cause, and had fair prospects for making one of the best Healers and Teachers in this part of the State, on account of. his great ability to grasp the Truth, and his steadfastness to proclaim it to a "lost and ruined world.'' We teel that we have lost a Bro. and a great worker in our grand and noble chris

tian cause.

W. F.

VERNAL SCHO 'L HOUSE Several fields of corn in this neighborhood will not make more than a third of a crop. ... A great many are behind getting ihir wheat ground broken, on account of the dvv weather J esse Baker went to Cincinnal i i;ii week John Reed had JS5) bushels o! oats . . .Miss Minnie Rice returned home Saturday lroi-n Gosport, wheiv she had been vUnin ivuuves. . . .There is a stave-huckcr near Richland church. The staves are to be loaded at the wood-yard .... Mrs. Julia Collins has been bed-fast for some time with stomach trouble, but is now improving ...George and Claude livers have been very sick with bilious fever and sore throat. Both are getting along very well at this date. . . .Rev. Crim .of She! by ville. preached at Richland Monday an I Tuesday aiuht . . . .There was a so.-ial at Win Ranald Satin d iv nights. . . . Mr. and Mis It ubcii Baker, of Wash inmon Territory are visiting his brother J. A. Baker, this week. Lost: A Gold Watch Charm. Leave with Tobe Smith and get a regard. G. W. TBBlfrY.

KLLETTSVILLE. Mrs. Stephenson spent a few days last week with her sister at Martinsville, who has been dangerously ill, but is now improving Ed. Braxtan of Loogooiee, a nephew of Mrs. W. B. Harris, was in town Wednesday ...Marshal B. F. Stanger received a dispatch Tuesday of the death of his father's twin brother, who moved Irom this county 40 years ago. Many of our old citizens will remember Mr Stangei and will be sorry to hear, of his death .... Miss Belle Coffey returned home from Illinois, last week, where she has been visiting for several weeks. She was accompanied home b Miss Hosteller. . , . Mr. Wiltshire, Cincinnati, father of our clever young druggist, is visiting his family at this place. . . .Lat week we neglected to state that John Puett and wife were visiting at this place with Robert Puettand wife Mrs. LouMcCrea and sons, of Richmond, Ind., have been spending several days with the family of V . C. Draper Dave Stanger has bought the Mc Mains residence. Mrs. McManis is building a new house which will soon be ready for occupancy. ... A great many of our citizens attended the Gosport Fair last week .... Uncle Harry Constable of Gosport was visiting at this place over Sunday .... Chas. Shay is preparing to move to Louisville, Ky . . . . Prof. Sabiu Puett of Broad Ripple, is visiting relatives at this place. . . . Miss Mamie Kemp,' of Worthington visited her brother over Miriday James N. Allen is trying to get up a Singing School at this place, . . . .Misses Grace and Mary Stimpson are visiting relatives at Martinsville . . . Mn-.p Gertie Whitted has been sick for several days, but is now able to be about again . . . Mi.e:- Daisy and Mirte Carlton, of Gosport, visited the family ff M. M. WingHcld over Sunday . . . .Miss Nora El rod returned home from Orleans Monday. . . . Mrs. W. D. McNecly returned to Indianapolis last Monday, after spending several davs with her friends and relatives at this place. . . .Mrs. Rev. A. N. Elr d went to Salem yesterday,

where she will visit for a few days. Two attempts at robbery were made at Ellettsville Friday nisfht. The stores of Dr. Figg and Thomas Harris were broken .into by using a crowbar under the door. Nothing of any value was taken. The robber was evidently a stranger ami was frightened away by some arrivals on tlk miduiiiht train.

Win. : B. : BURFORD, Stationer and Printer.

All Kinds of Stationery Work.lnvitations, Pamphlets, Large Posters, Book Printing Engraving to Order. Send for Prices and Specimens of Work. W. B. Burford, Indianapolis, Ind.

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the leading Undertaker and Furni ture Dealers. We keep all kinds of clotlimtr tor Minerals, and gel! them for one-hall ihe prire of oiher clothing. Wt hwv ihe la.rgM Stock ever hn-nir'n i this plaee and an.d sell you uo ds t aper than anv one We have a largp assortment of Chamber uiis, Parlor Suit, Lounges, ;m J ot nls . 1 1 M'Vs, liay Waons arpe'i-V weepers. Reed and Rattan ChaV, &v. Pianos and Organ e kept in stork, and sold on monthly payments. We have the Household Sewing Machine thu best machine made. Come and see us; north side of icjuare, in Waldron's block, ftloomington, Ind.

NO I ICE OF SALE OK PERSONAL PROPERTY. Notice is hereby given, that I, William L. Olipiumt administrator of the estate of Thomas Oliphant.deeeased, will offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, on TU U JiSDA JT, OCT. ioVA at 10 o'clock a. m. at the late residence of said decedent the following described personal property, belong ing to the estate of said decedent, to-wit: Hogs, corn, wheat, si raw, farming implements, bngv. household and kitchen fnrniture tfc . Terms of Sale: For amounts not exceeding live dot!ar, rash in hand. For amounts of five dollars and upwards, a credit of months will be given. Notes Learingsixper cent, interest afterdate with approved securitv, and waiving valuation or appraisement, laws, will te reqiiied. Wm. L. Omi'Haxt. Administrator.

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STANFORD. Th-iMy was a larae crowd at the basket meeting at Greene County chapel last Saturday. . . . Ike Cox and family, of Hobbyville, were visiting relatives in this vicinity. . . .Henry P'Uskirk is one of the proudest Republicans in Van Jiuren township. A. boy ;it his house. . . .Uncle Thos. Holder and daughter, from Woodford, 11!., are visiting relatives in this vicinity. . . . E. P. Carpenter,one of Monroe county's best teachers, wii! iea::h in Clark county this year. .... Erank haley has rented 'Squire Uallenger's farm 'Squire Ballenger left for his future home in Hloomingion last Monday. . . . Wesley Kirk, of Kirksville, spent Sunday in our place .... Preaching ai the Jiaptist church next Wednesdav evening bv Brother George.

MONROE COUNTY FAIR. ADDIMONAL PREMIUM LIST. There will be special purses for one and two-year old horses, as follows: A purse of -630, 1st premium lA premium $10; :d premium $3. One year old, a purse of 20, 1st premium 610: :id premium 73 -d premium JSaine rules govern a in other races, except that these shall be one mile single heats. A purse of 1 " will be awarded to best classes in vocal music as followft: lt premium, i0; I'd premru:n, S."). 1 OR SALE. Forty acres, of timber land, three, and half,miles west of Bioomington, for particulars inquire of Mrs. M. Sw UlN'iX.

NO i ICE OF ADMIN IS I KA i ION. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has iven apjoinled by the Clerk of the Circuit 1 ourt of Monroe County, State of Iiuiianr, administrator of me estate of Thorn

i as Oliphant late of Monroe ('ouniy, 1 d ceased.

Said estate is supposed Io le ver.t. William 1j. OmeuvNT, Aug. ;ilst 1&K AiHiinistrator. East & East, Attv's. Mri(u; of final settliT MENT OF ESTATE. In the matter of the estate of as Mason deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Couri,Sept. Ter;n, 1869. Notice is hereby given, That the undersigned, as Administrator of the estate of Silas .t.ason, deceased, has presented ami filed los account and voucher1 in final sellenient of said estate, and that th same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 4ih dav of SepteUi.bei.lSi),at which.

It'im all persons interested' in said j ihiaie are required, to appear in said

Conn and show cium-, ir any there be, whv said account ai d v uchers should not h; approved. And the he'rs of aid es'ale, and all others iutreird ilieri ip are also hereby required, M. the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their he:iship or claim to any part nf said estate. Wh.uam Masox, Adm. Louden & Rogers, AttvV

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NOTICE THE PCiiLIC Notice is iieiel-v gi en that I hold wm ran tee deed- lr the Koonts place, S iniles oui;i wesr of Bloomiugtou, and no one ean m ils- a contract !': rent that vi!l he iintiing with !i. L. Oovc or . M Randall, or any other person. SaXTKI. !vl'K KTTS.

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