Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 September 1889 — Page 4

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New Fall Stock of Dry Goods at the Bee Hive,

BlAX MTNTOH TELEPHONE

Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra.

Kl ITOJt AXB FKOrBIETOR, W. !S. BItADFUTE

TERMS:

One Year, $1 fiO Six Months, .75 Three Months, .40

A.-lvertUi:ig Collected each Montft. W Office over Collins fc Karsell's.

LOCAL NEWS Airs, iionomo Men fort, of Charles tou. Ills., is visiting hvr sister, Mrs. T. E. Lawes.

The celebrated Norman white cap case vTii come up for a second trial nest -Ucndav.

The ii.fant child of Isaac Hinkie, living a short distauoe uortheast of town, died Sunday, Miss Emma Houston was down from Gosport spending Sunday with Bloominton friends, jiiss Ida Johnston, north Walnut street, i still quite sick with typhoid

this is her ioiirth weeK?

While attending court is a good time to pay the subscription due for the Telephone. Don't forget it Miss Sophie Luzadder has returned home, where she will act as assistant principal at Shoals Mrs. Margaret Gregory has returned from Cauiorma and wdt assist Airs. Theresa Gregory in her millinery. James Collins, of Paoli, was in the city over Sunday, returning from a western trio. He is a brother-in-law of John W. Buskirk.

Dr. A'ien Furnas, of Danville, a leading horticulturist of Indiana,and who ha; lectured on horticulture in Eloomigtou, has recently moved to El Modena, California,

This lias been an unusally good year for millet. John W. Adams, a son of the Squire living in the east part of the county, raised five wagon loads oft of less than half an acre.

Col tars & Cuf f s in Bndl 9 s s variety. The Corner .

Secretary Campbell "states that more stalls havo been taken up to Saturday than during the entire fair last year, and that the indication are good for an excellent fair this week.

Saturday the trade for the Mulhkin property by Mr?. Coffin was formally made. Mrs. Coffin will move into the property on north College Avenue as soon as Mr. Sanders car iind a house to occupy Communion was held at the Covenantor church Sabbath. Rev. J. ii Wylie, of Coultersville, Ilis.? assisted Rev. Shaw. While here he is forming .iu organization known

as thfi Scns and Daughters of the j

King." Hermann Carr, of Columbus, i the po ssesot of a chicken h en which recently laid a remarkably Iarge-sh;ed egg. The egg is eight and one-hal f inches in diameter lengthwise and x anl one-half inches :he other way. The actual weisrht of she esrg in live ounces.

Indiana University. James L Mitchell is back to take a course in law. Prof. Karnes lectures at the chapel Sunday afternoon. Dow Rogers, of Prep, class 0, has entered the lw school. Philmer Day, 'S4, takes Prof. Rawles' place at Vincennes. Prof. Rogers began his work in the law school yesterday afternoon. Owing to the rain Dr. Rawlins did not have a good crowd last Sunday. John Shannon, '88, returned on Monday to take a course in the law 3chool. Fratik Axtell, one of Ws moat enthusiastic members, will not b in this vear. The Freshman class in Geometry is so iarga that further divisions are deemed necessary, U. II- Smith, '92, will teach in thellarrodsburcr 3cholbat will be in college the soring term. A son of Gov. Robertson has entered the University, tie will take special work in l:v --Eugene Mfctonlf, J9I, has : position o:i one of thi Anderson papers and will not return thia year. J. B. Cook, who has been out for the pa.;;': two years, entered Monday and will graduate with '00. Prof. .Boone ootuinenccd work Monday morning, having just completed his institute engagements. The wife of Prof. Bryan arrived or. Saturdav, and th-:y new cccu py their rooms on north College Avenue. Fred Monical has accepted the pnncipaiship of the Gosport school. Miss Credo MyersSCis also or;.v of the teachers. Don't borrow the Trci-Errzox;; this year, but subscribe for it, when the cost is on!y $1 to the nd of the college year. H. H. Hoskins, who was detained at home on account of a serious accident which befell his fatb?r, returned Monday. The class in Walker's American Law no vt" numbers over 20. The other law classes are s;eadilv increasing in number. D. K. Goss has declined the pos

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secretary of tne

The damage ui for slander b rough t by Lee m bargcr a& a t n s t Rachel Ilannon, was tried in the circuit, court Saturday and resulted in one cent damages against Rachel Harmor.. She will haw to pay the costs, which wili be about $100. The partita rl from nar Stanford. A reporter for the Telephone visited '.he Dolan singing class of Prof. Harvey CftmLs last Sshbatl and found the Prof, dem" a good work. He is a competent instructor, giving srood satisfaction, and is rapidly inducting his pupils into the mysi eri 2s of vq. a' music. Jude E. K. iNtilier. was also present and at the close cf the lesson gave an instructive lecture on the subject of "voice culture.1 Arrangement are btina: made, we understand, for a repetition of the lecture 3t an early date at the ar:e place The soldiers reunion here on the 7th, nth and . th of October next, promises to be a big affair. The "boys" from otht-r counties will be here in large numbers. Private S. B. Voyles, uf Salem, who is one of the Cu nmbsicners of the Soldiers' Monument of Indianapolis, and Gen Jasper 'Packard, the brillant orator of Nep Albany; and Hod Geo. W. Cooper, will address tlie meetiugs; andGfn M. D. Manson and Gov. Ira J. Chase have promised to ,4try to come' All ex-union soldiers should not forget the busiuess meeting for n ex:, Saturday morning and afternoon.

Chirley Alexander, the Went Side Grocer, can surprise you if you call to see his immense stock of Queen ware and Glamware. It has just been received and he can make pri ces never before equ a I ed in Bloomi Dgton.

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Thi;d Auditor of thr? Treasury, referred to last week. Miss Bettie Giimsley resigned her position in the Gosport school and hai- returned to compltf' her work in the universstv. -The Prop, .'dnss oi V is repi.v sen ted in I r oshman ly an unuaaily large number, nearly half ir members. be;n v:iUL The ship upon which Fro, Spaugler and parly took pasae arrived in New York last Thursday, and Prof, Spaugier arrived herv yesterday. Dick Stcven.-,on w.is in town Saturday. Ke will t each -3chooI near Klieltville 1 1 ; s winter.

but expects to - ;n col'-f: sprjnsr tern:. W ilia rd i-tobcrtS'.;ri. ), i. the oitv seim tl's boy hk

oav.0 this week to t nler the orJo.- of Carson fc Thcmp??or., Indianpoii:", where lie will rad The following vounj; men huxv cast- their lot with the Greeks. Messrs. Robinson, MoNenwilor, 'ind HclmjwithPhi Psis,Mr. VVailirigoru with th; Feta, Mr. Nicholson will Wert Fesler was or.t at the uiitvcrsityFriday and looks much better than wht-n lie neft iat dune. He started the same day for Topeha, when his school work begins n?xt .Monday. Vrof. Gill.ua, class 'Si, and for the past three y eai 's pro fes or o 1 Physics in the State Normal, has a leave of absence for on-- term, and i.s taking specnil woik m the university. The facuitv held its Jirst meetins at the residence of Dr. Jordan on Saturday evening. It was lui informal receptiort, given in order that the new members of the facility could become acq uai n ted w i th th e older professors. To-nicrht in the old college there will be a reception tendered the new students under th$ auspioe of the V. ;T. U A- and Y. W.'C. A. List year a similar social was In.dd, which nroved very pleasant and beneficial. Xew and old students alike should attend, The universaiiv nucoesful competition of I- U. Fludents for positions n$ teachers in the schools of the State during the past year testifies to Lhe value of Professor Boone's connection with the- university

above and beyond that of the class room. Nothing booms the university more than itfsch"ol teachers in good positions. The first seRsion of the law school was held Friday afternoon. There were about 20 present to matri eulate, more than half of whom came especially for the course. There will be two classes Junior and Senior. Judge Banta will look after both divisions, and Wm. P. Rogera will be special instructor. Every thing is encouraging and the boys arp much ph ased. The sessions are held in the afternoons.

NEW ARRIVALS. To the Editor of the Telephone : Plants are not such stationary things as is generally supposed. While they do not posset; the power of voluntary locomotion yet they have a means Uy which they are carried in the form of seed often for many miles. The more common means for the dissemination of send are the winds, streams, animals and the railroads. I will here name a few weeds that were without much doubt introduced by the railroad and wre noticed for the first time in the vicinity of Bloomington within the last few years. After their introduction thoy were scattered by the wind and animals. The Hairy Plantain (Piantago aristata),a gvassdike weed, six to eight inches high, with inconspicuous llowers, was first noticed last summer on iir Wm. Allen'?? farm north of town. Thi.:j reason it h 'u spread and mav now be found any wh.?rc north and cast of town. The St. Johii'f Wort (Hypericum perforatum) n; afoot or more high, branched, with small vellow r-owors. This plant wss also notice "! for the first time last Kum:uer iv r railroad. Thi L.,e j:rt.0CAUirig weedjh .o e-pread r,nd tlicason jnay be found abundantly ar y whore along the railroad ;rl adjoi?iimc fields. This weed is V;r troubi--some a-itd not easily. o:-;Lcnuinat-..M . vSpurge ( Euphorbia coniimmtat) is from six to twelve inches high, with branching stem and pale green leaves and llowers. is found in the railroad-cut north of town, where it was nrst no i iced, a.nr ;;i it trequents streams and shady slopes, will not. spread into the ikdds as the two proceeding weeds have done. Yellow sweet clover (Mciliiotis officinalis), somewhat resembling common red e'ovcv hut wi-h yellow flowers, vras introduced by the railroad. It is still confined to the railroad in the south part of tovn and may not spread. Flover of an Hour (Hibiscus trionuin) was first noticed last summer near Mr. Campbell's on East First Street. It is not easy to account for the appearance of this weed. It. may be an escape from a garden. Home demand is gradually consuming our farm produce. Kui !ci the rapid extension of our railways into the Territories we shouhl have no wheat to sell. We sell only

Ismail per cent, of our coin. A J it-

tie more development of ou? torn consu filing features and w will si.l ! more. The American people pay as much or more money for cattle products than they receive as a nation. They bay fibers from Russia , India and Oceanica. v ldl5?. they wa:?te home fibers that mi'ht :-'tJpplv home demaiid. Tiie I'uiied States carij and we will furnish all the wooi

the country needs, if the juoleotiye

policy is steadily ma:fitm:.etl mwa nocvis a jnuiton sheep that will incidentally gtow wuoh and will and mut have it, as diversified agriouiturf require?? it. The po!cy o: the f;ee-trader ha been to nV. th: f irmer that protection does him no goo., and then to tell h:m next th;;t everybody ie- cared lor but him. The true policy is to protect all aiiko a. id develop uvu y farm industry. The United Staler e.vooi is good beet and bus poor rlut'l ivom 0;-na-da and Mexico that they cannot make gued because thev have not coin to feed them. Thtt thiti cattle come into competition vilh trrass-fed heifers and tuke awav the profits of breeding them. When foreign markets are demoralized they uuload here. Ours is the best market in the world, even for many farm products. Sound policy requires that the Nation keep its markets first for its own workers, whether in shop or field.

skip and gieizle. Of course investigations were made to see if his mind was just right, when they c:irtid it was only the new deputy had arrived :it hi .house. . . .Quite a ui;mh.-r of our people hr.vo been V ik-di'ord takiu' in tie fair for sevr.-i: d.-ys. .... i he little 5 month V. '-id sou of Mrs. King was buried on iasi Sunday, west of town. , . . II. T. Smallwood and wife, Mrs. ileFud len and Con left for K:insas las. Tne.sday. .... Mrs. ICnte Kvans, e Idford, IrAS bMMi h-or x'iirii: lirr LvvtheJ, Mr. Urniev. . Will Luces and vv.fe, who wi'iv r.'r;iL!v nmrri;d :u Terrc H;tutct wer' t ic iciest of iiis sister, A(. ri:. w.istori, wci-: . M -.s enni 'i'ilicy re.M:vH.d iriu Ohio. . . Idrfi. 1-v'ii 3 vi:..it,ii;;; rein i ivcs and friends. . . . Y , !I. doh.nst':i and wife have returned to Avksvnea:-. . . . . M.'d;tm lii:.):oi aiv, ;:y .-p'-:;kn the truth and she say:; listen i.v ihe woddiiur bells 'crc lonir, VEKNAL SCllOOL-ilOl-Sr:. The K. M. Ii. A. is still prosperand ostites i.'ooper attt;udti.l the Soldiers Reunion at Alitcholi. . Jdrs. J. A. Sixmos is visiting at Spencer. . k). lv:icr spoiit f ,:v,- .'lays with Jlarry l:n;:!, !r. CJ : ve- k 1 1 ; w r : s i y ; -:v-.: wet-;;.. . c: .V' !Xt and liattie ie.-wutl, uf Lawrence voiH.t visit i-A the iSanders Ifimilv ... efort h':;viri fV'r i)ome in Vf H-hioT. rer : iovv, ,r. Ktiubcn haker as ioi :.:! bv his brother Lafe,who acoom pained him . . Di'inms Mnis has his corn cut.

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

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friend at Snencer. . . Will London,

of 1 W.ouh.gtcn. was in town iast Week. . . .ree Crow, of BloPiingtonJ was in town last week , Kd . Alobcrlv and family took in the i,iton, Green co;mty, fair . .Mrs. John Baker, of Paraxon, visiied friend-3 st this place over Sunday . . . Geo. Matron, dr., who a as bveu penci': foi the past. fewmuut:is, relumed to tin- plac I-;aiidav. - Kdgar Edwards of .Mit.dieli. visited Johnnie i!-atheft-s over Sunday .... Yesterday Albert Mat thews 1 ieii for Franklin where he will attend sehooi the coming wi:uet . . . . Miss .ic:jnie,Eak:ii of Bloomington , visited friend; here over Sunday . . . T.-iura. daughter of iiobt. Figgis ipiitn Mtk ivith typhoid fever . . 2,1 u Maiurls h.is lout oct hi;r new h(U e conip! of : di . . ilrn, Abnor rhurnas, who has bet n sick for :;uitc u while is slowly improving . ! eos. Lecvcs is conritjd to Ins room with rheumatism . . . J. a. May and daughter, I'oru took in th.e Sa!(.:n fair !u-t week . . I;ired iMat riw. was at Iridianapoli Uie iivel of the week. . . . T. i. Harris j::vie i ousv es" trip to SpeiK.or Saturday. iarns llarvy m'v?d :a-t week Jo th eo'int; y. Mrs. Pii's sieved to the hr:M- vu'ated v air. tiru''V- In h:t weeks i,-siic we :a:e d lo make an !t-Hi t.!i;ii Jvis Fir Kre nircj,of b:oon)i?ji.:to!; wrs the j.:u?;t oi Micjs .sso- Ilarr:.-. , .. LaMt W'tducsday roht :i tea party was j;ivon it t.hf; rsider.-ce o: Rav. S. H. Jackson. Aouwi ten -i tveui v Trieiids were pres.-nl and r;i. o;ovavi time was

moved fro:n ?.hc iltianj p jrty to lit rairr- r.tlarris Mr. J am-sn h:-vju; purc;-;sed the p-roperty vaca: d. nieved :nto it Tuesday, " lKTiALir Forty acres, of timhc- iaijd, three, ud half, miles west of 1 doomiaton, lor jarticulars in. pa ire of Mus. M. ROGERS &W00LQ:, i In r ir-;-class ( 'ompaniet.) iKA-KRS IN RKAL KSTATE, Hlooi:;i;.tot; Jnd. Oiiee over McC'alla's.

All Kinds of Stationery Work,ln-vitatinn-,, Pamphlets" Large Posters, Book Printing Engraving to Order. Send for Pnees and Specimens of Work. Ii:dianapo!is, Ind. CllLCACA) & ALTON IVY. TKA1XS GOIXvi NOKTK. K;in. Ci:y & Ch'g? Express, 1: :10 a., m St, J,oni' t'v ( ,'lvo Niio l 2:10 a. m Kfinsrs:5 t i:y i.lniiMi " i ;j mj :-;t. I.ui- v ( 'no Mvi.il n p. in THAI S ''n'i0: sovrn.

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AL ITiOPKliTY. flotic.' is -ifred; g:ver.s that I, Wiliinii": Oiiplmnt i.dinin.strator of tho o;t;;te of ddio:oas Oliphar.t de-cear-ed, vi!l orfcr for sale at public auction, to the highest bidderon th Vj:sia r, ocr. ..v7 imu. at 10 o'clock a. m. at the hito rcbidtcscriocu personal pro oi t belong ing to th-i estate of said decadent, to-wit: Hogs, corn, wheau si raw, farming implen:oi!tr-. huy household and kitchen furniture Jj Terms of Sale: por all mounts not ercicding five dotl;.rs i-a?h in hand. For amounts of tve dollars and upwards, a credit rf 0 montlis will be i-river.;. Notes hearing Bi:c per cent, interest alter date with approved security, and waiving oiiuation or appraist-mf!Jt iau, will be required V7m L. lwhant. Administrator.

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ture iealcrs. Vi. kctpall kinds of clothing f r Fur; ruir. ?r.d ?4l them' -for oiH-hjo:' tin- price of oifhfT cloth- : J iriLT- lav- :iu i::rtrsi stock

ever hriacht. tins pl-ce and and soil yoa g-.n'd rheapr than rrv oie Wo h:tve a ia: .;e a isortrnrnt of Chan; 5,M?r Suit.-, r:;irh.r Suits Lonnons, 0:-jc1-sw'm-j--K'ed and

Rattan Chairs .fee Pi-uics .and Organs kept ir? o((,-k, ;n?d r.ld on month!; ;a ;V - ha c tne .

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WHITEHALL. The stave backer has moved to another yard north oi While Hall . , . .Several of the veterans oi' this vicinity attended the reunion of their regiment at aLicn-Mi . . . V. J Todd is spending a itv days with his father-in-law, Wm. idiisgp;. . . . Rev. .Jfise McCoy will pi each at Richland on the r.eond Sun!ay of October. This u i'! his last visit . . . . White Hail will bo represented in the Preparatory department thh; year by Clara Bradford, Lias Mason and Joe Giles. ... 1). B Foster was unabio to enter college tiii?; term on account of if;s iy s. . . . IdeUe Bicknell, of iikoiiiiugton, rpert Saturday and. Sunday with Mrs. Keith. Great Stock of Queen ware and Glassware at Alexander's, Went Side. IfARRO Mrs. Marks was visiting her sifter, Mrs. Killer, ovor Sunday .... Mr. Batman, of Bedford, was here the last of the wet k on business. .Mrs. Lowe attended tin marriaue of her neiee, Miss Lucy Woodward, at Bloomington. . . . Mrs. Culley and family ldt for Spencer on Jaturday, where they will make their future t.uiui. . . .Our postmaster created quite a little excitement in our village, on Sabbath morning by acting so queer y. By actual count, he crowed the street iiO timvfl within ten minutes, and each time he would

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LEAVES SKIM SOFT and SMOOTH. CLEANS AND POLS5HS ALL METALS AND WOOD WORK WITHOUT SCRATCHING. 3Lei otHTS A CAKE. Ask Y&us ilccn. TSsMGDOCTSiPQU ri!KGCU.tvi;nt

NOTICE (r ADMINS : KA i'lON. Notice is ht-reby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by ;hc CU-rk uf the ' .'i.-enn. urt of Monroe Cosinty. St;i.t "f :nihinr, administrator of th; !:;.vf S'liom as Oliphant la: or" Monroe wvaAv, deceased. 1 itl .-M.iit- : s'.ippv.svd to he so!-vf-nt. William L. OtJiiiANT, Auc; :l l i: . t- -niiMHtrator. Kost A iant, A i v1s. Kilert s Kx tract or ri'ar Wiid Cherry'' i? a :tt'c, reliable and .dea:ra n t r e m ed y for C o n i : s , C o Ids, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all throat, troubles: v. ill re'k-vj. and benetit Consumption. Try ii :;:ul 1 convinced. Kyery oofdt warranted; price 50c. and one dciir ;kt bottle -ilert5:- Dayli-ht Liver Fills" are a boon to sutlcrcr r:.;m Sick Headi-ohe? Sour ?tom -h. Torpid Liver and Indio.rtion. Suuar-coat-edj pia.'ant to r.i..: warranted to ;;o tlirou'h bv dviiirhi. MMther wijl find Wiucht)! Teo'ddn? i Up iu -: t!;c nr-dicine to havt in the housv. io-- tiic children; it. will c u !"f J ffU.;;hy, 'olds. Sore Throat . :( liri;u!.:u- i lo- ! !ow-!t. ')), .lao'i'-- o.'i'u::r:i o r m (.afce''' b.tro cvu) mid remove t.h e l;i "rooi '.:.y ryiiu. ::!'?, pleasant and eifi-ctivi-"iiaiov JiouiL !io:i Puriiier,, is the IVojdcs IVjoiUr Medicine for

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Neuralgia and USo-un!.; ism. SOLD PY FA1US PKOS.

Use vVcsti; Uuekinuham's Tolu Pine Cnugh Cure, t'ctr (.nsumptioii, Couyh, 'olds and all Throat troubles. Price, Joe, and 50c. Trial size, Hc. As ii (loir uid P(ultr remcdvJhe Superior 'ndition Powder lias no eptal in market. The be.: Corn Cure in the market is tlu- V . Lfc 1s Sure Coin Cure, Pri'-e, I Or. For sale by druggists generally. Sb-epless irght, made miserable by that terrible cough. W. Jfe H'm. I oln Pine (1ough Cure is the remedy for you. Price, 2 e. and oOiu liuckingham's Worm Syrup is the most pleasant and haimless Worm Syrup on tin market. Price, 25c, Don't let the Dabies suffer when Buckingham's Soothing Syrup will relieve. For sale by Fakis Hrom 5-3. Bloomington, Ind.

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