Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 September 1889 — Page 4

New Fall Stock of Dry Goods at the Bee Hive

Headquarters for Students

North Side Bakery and Confectionery Oysters and lee Cream in Season

The Best Bread, The Best Lunch,

The Best cakes, The Best Cigars

-: To be Found in the City. :-: "Oysters Direct from Baltimore every day served in any Style. ,jg 2SEverything Neat and Clean-. Give me a call

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North Side Bakery

BLOOMIKrTOH TSLEPHON4sl Miss Grace New-son ami mother ' and Miss Code Jury, of Spencer, Published Friday, with Tuesday were ,n the citv Wednesday and Extra. Thursday .guests of T)r.B. A. McGee. eoitok akb rxsoPEiETOK, The city council, at thu meeting W. S. BBADFUTE. Tuesday nicht, ordered that brick " r 7 " side walks be built on both aides of ) ?u i frfob street, from College Avenue TERMS: Six Months, west as far as the street has been ) Three Months, .40 improved Aalvertismsr Collected each Month. : : . -- ; ' : ; Remember that job work of all gr Ofhce over Collins & Karsell's. is "special" at the Telephone T office. The prices are low as any-

LOCAL NEWS

Isaac Neeld and family,of Chicago,

have been visiting old friends in Monroe county.

Osear Hoffman and wife Rachel CI othing at

Leas) were in the city this week

on a short visit. Miss Ida Cooper, of Martinsville, and a brother of Ben. Cooper, is in the city on i. short visit. Mrs. Sudan Bailey expect to leave next Mondr y for Engelwood, Ills.,

where she will spend the winter. T. Z. -McCuughan will leave next week tor Aniboy,Ind.,where he take charge of the schools. This is bis third year at that place. Our Pal 1 St ock i s all in. The Corner .

x I where and good work is always

guaranteed. When wanting Posters, Dodgers, Sale Bills, Letter Heads, &c, fcc., always call vi the Telephone office.

Al 1 St udent s buy

The Corner

Congressman JGeorie W. Cooper writes D. O. Spencer ia regard to his comming to the Soldiers' reunion: " I have delayed answering thus

long in hopes that I could arrange my affairs so that I could attend, but now I find it impossible for me to do so. 1 thank you and all the boys for the very kind invitation and the compliment which it bestows,

and I assure you and them that I

shall endeavor to prove myself

worthy of their friendship." The Esmond Dramatic Co. opened the weeks engagement at the opera house Monday evening. The weather was very bad, and the crowd was not large. The play ofIlody's Luck1' was produced, with Miss Esmond in two principal parts. In each she was quite a success, and it was at onrfi evident, that, slip had made

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w.iwm,.uc v. u C n)!!dl jmprovment over her first Kirkwood Avenne CbriHttan charuh, apifesrari ast j,ll -The emir will preach next Suuday morning on Compauy is better, and .-in exoeiient "Infidelity." If you are not a reg-oroha!jlja is a grea. a(ivamaglt. ular chare h attendant, goto hear Dllrjas tie wee,k they havo bou the address. 'doir.y good business. Thev close Dand Hushes has also beeu the:f,.1;ir engagement, hero to-morrow

nignl.

Flux seems to be prevailing at

Harrodsburg. John W. Nichols, the manager of the stone company, is

very sick; also Mrs. u. N. Pearson. Jes&e Pedigo is quite sick with fever.

victim of a surprise. He and his!

good wife went to church and upon HAT S Silk, Stiff, returning found that the housejg0f and Crushers at had been captured by a delegation. The Corner

ot menas. iroriy-iounn oirtoaav,

yon know.

Mrs. Julia Flemming, of Alle

gheny City, and Mrs. Richardson, of

Evansville, are in the city, guest oi

Mrs. BoMnian, and settling up the

estate of the late Lewis .'oilman.

All the heirs havts agreed that Henry S. Bates shall act as administrator for the irterest of Charley BoUman.

Ne c k w e a r D res

Ti es , Tecks , Puffs , Four--in-Hands, Windsors. The Corner

The large pouliy firm of II. 11. Dronberger & Co., of Frankfort, Ind., Iias fulled. K. M. Coliigan, a commission man from New Vork, will take charge of tht business. Mr. Dronberger had several branch

houses, one of which w is located in Bloom ingt on, their checks being cashed by Wicks &Co., with whom they deposited their money. At the close of business Saturday, Dronberger had overdrawn with Wicks & Co., abuut 40, but the amount was made a good by material here in the store room. It stated that parties at and near B-?diord will lose

and down. The business is to con

tinue here under Mr.Coiligan.

Bnan Blossom township is iust

low on a "boom." Two railroads small amounts, running from $2 I .!. IM. . V .. .! . .

are being constructed astast as possible; one tr om Gosport to the Monon quarry, and a switch from the L. N. A. & C. line into the Stinesville & Bioominfrton iarry. Men are hard at work aU ulonir both linen.

Artesian water; that's what itooks like now; every indi-tion points that wav as the reiui'. of well

4. -J. The next 24 hours will de-

well was 1010 loridr.G. Nia-

JoeAihn wart usurpriawdr Mon-'tde the matter. The ,v,:iM(r. It w;ik hisb:rthdav and! "t deop yesterday v.

a nnmlMT of hi frien dropped h, .ga rock was struck sooner here

on bim aijindontauy. W. J. Alien itan uu ..picw, uiW, ;at u.;

vvescnud Mrs. AlWn with ahand-jsult has been exactly the same, some maker, and the crowd gave Wednesday night the water was 300

ieet ItOru me up; 1 nvwiy inuru.ing it had coin to witiiin sO feet of

the hurf;ice. The water tastes ex

actly as that t Spencer, except that

it is liOt so saltv. A hen bOO ieet

w - 7 .J Joe a large arm chair. The even

ing m's very enjoyable to all.

Extensive arrangements are al

ready being made tor the Horticultural fair, that is to be held at Kyan Hall, Uct 10th, 11th and lth. $200 is to be paid out in cash for premiums and the payment is guaranteed a follows: apples and fruits. t5': table luxuries, 50;

vaifalilp. $50: flowers. $50. For

premium list intjuireof C RVVorrall the secretary. Underwear Nat ural Woo 1 , Scarlet, Col ored, Camel s Hai r Her i no and Cot t on . The corner .

down a light stream of salt water

was ncun!civfi, which perm i a fe

es the sulphur or artesian water.

if enough artesian water is discovered, this can easily be piped off. The Spencer well is 1140 feet du p, and the same flow can not be expected here under 1,100 feet. Gas well No. 2 ia being bored by the same company that operated No. 1. The ground "upon which it is located belongs to Collins k Karsell, and goes back to mem, unless gas. oil or artesian w.itrU found, then it belongs to the company,at a cost of 25.

EXHIBIT OF

Open to all

Readymade Clothing for Men.

meet

Clmuren.

SUITS AND OVERCOATS, BEST STYLES Qualities at figures you can easily reach.

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are piled thick and High Our Usual Easy Prices Prevail

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P. S. Out-of-town visitors) to our Fair Especially invited! juwuwuwiwiainaMm JrwMw"WOTnaw!ralall' Dr Thorn '.on wn dwn from Knightsvilie this week r.moug old honie friends.

BLOUMINGTON, INDIANA.

Indiana University. C A. Dugan, '87, is Sup't of the

Mrs. Clay Howard ami chiklreiij Pill..w ni wnnff ilflv ,uinnvaii

iett yes-eruay ior ua apt., toiirs. Woolev's.

her brotner is quite sick.

The child of Thomas Lampkhis, who lives iu Salt Creek township, is dangerously sick with Hux. Miss Rachel Farrington left yesterday for Logansport, wliere she has a position js an assistant in the insane asylum. Mrs. S. II. Phillips, east of town.

has been maki:: a live weeks' visit!

in northwestern Ohio. She is expected home next week.

To-night the students have a hop at May's liall. Several new students came in Wednesday evening. The Freshmen will hold thenelection in the future. The law department starts out with about twenty students. Miss Maud Vanzandt, ?S8, visited college yesterday morning. W VV. iSpaugler looks hale after his European trip and will be found on deck at the library. Until the new library building

Two weddings up in Washington completed, law students will meet townshio. Brown conntv last Suu-;i tne biology room to recite, day. Marion L. Rogers and Nettie; Prot. Barnes will lecture at the

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Lemons. Marion Rogers is ; of James Rogers.

Suits and Overcoats made to order. The Cor ner .

Nelson Shields and wife, of Hiawatha, Kansas, arrived yesterday morning, called here by the dangerous yiekness of Mr. Shields' mother, Mrs. La lierlevv. They arrived only a few hours before the death.

Tim hir.ee drv goods house of

- o -J Bamberger Bloom tfc Co., ot Louisville, that furnishes much of the goods for IMoji)Kugun merchants, was burr.ed Sunday night. The insurance amounted to 8900,000. Thtf young folk of the Christian church mot fast Monday evening and orgaui:ed a "Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor," It is the intention to give a publio missionary entertainment at an early date. Miss Manic Cherry was called to Gosport lass week on account of the serious siekuoss of John and

Frank Cherry, who are very dangerously sick with typhoid fever. Their

mother, Mrs. Mclvinney, is also m a

d.iitcreroufi condition witn the same

disease.

Mr. Ransom, of Morea, Ills , is

SOnJct c Jt xuiUi: in liiotui y,

A. M. Bam, 92, was visiting friends here the first of the week, lie will be in coUege after holidays. Mrs. Prof. Swam is in college this term. Mrs. Bryau and Airs. Griggs are taking a post graduate cotnse. Noblesville furnishes four students this vear. Linnaes Ilines brings with him the scholarship from the High School. P. II. Kirseh, '80, has accepted a position in Kentucky to do special work in teaching, tie will not leave here for u month or more.

The lecture courses has not yet been niade out. The lirst lecture will probably be given the last of October or the first of November. Cards are out announcing thmarriage of W. S. Edis,throughSophomore with '89, to Miss Gertrude ldensh:n, of Alexandria, Ind., Sept. 24th. Mr. Ellis has the congratulations of I. U. friends. -J. P. Wisely, of Terre Haute, is a member of the Senior class. He is a graduate of the State Normal School and has spent one year in Ann Arbor University. Such students are desirable. The. friends of Mierm.m Davis will be glad to know that he has been re-elected assistant principal of the Wicluta High Schcfol, at an

increased salary. The principal

jwivcj thifj viM'L' notcuM tor a home.

with the expectation of moving herefh,! staving him in the face, but to school his children. Fie' is a' .il return to I. L. next year and

brother of Mrs. White, who moves1""81' ,,s ur.se. from the 3iu i.laeo and hs bou-h'J ber of students ourolla lot on north AS,.rto,,srfot. " d W lo 1 ?s week is about the isamt; as at tins time last year. In SHI RT S Dr ess, Em - Ithe upper classes there is an increase broidered, Pleitecl , while in ih lower (-lasses there is a Front , PI ai n W'hi t e , falling off. In Freshmen there arc Al 1 Fancy Fl aiinel S - 75, in Sophomore 00, in Junior 50, The Cor ne r , ji" Senior 40, post graduates 14, and in law J0. Oscar Souder.s and Henry Voss After this week the literary sociererentlv urcased sione crasher hloS will begin work in earnest. Profrom Cincinnati panies. i t arrived grains arc already on the bulletin the tirst of the week, was leaded "njoards. Each of the societies have a heavy wa:;.n, but broke it dovnU good membership and there is no by the time ihu southwest corner of:.easGn why good earnest work the square was reached. Ir is to be houitl not be done this year. Each used on the north pike and weighsjFriday evening should" find every 14,00o pound-. member present and prepared. , , r." 771 i 4. r The new professors have begun John A. lerry.one of the best -oi h f manner which hw the stone cutters on the new cjllege;t thoroughly acquainted buildup states that the 1;,,,,, hivu fan.

"striKe or cuiiers iusl moiiuay mjis . ,. r..i k (il k nn i . . n. en into line with little trouble ana

among a few journey men of Chica

go, and was without cause whatever. Mr. Terry has no complaint whatever to make, but is much pleased with Mr. McCormick as a contractor.

Judge l earson reeoi vea a umc-;

ofram from Hetlford Wednesday afternoon stating that his mother was dead, lie at once made hisarrangements to go home, appointing Hon. H. W. Mttfrs to lake bis place on lu bench to try the railroad cae vanned from Lawrence county. Jude Pearson s mother was 83 years old. Smoke the C. O. C.

are making very favorable impressions upon ihe students They seem to real .ze that true sympathy with the students plays an important part in securing the desired results. In the university library may be Men the Cobden medal awarded to Homer Bliss Dibell, '80. Upon one side of the medal is the bust and name of Richard Cobden. Upon the other is the name and class of Mr. Dibell. It is an unique and beautiful prize. Mr. Dibell also captured the prize of $250, offered for the best essay upon the tariff question and open to the colleges of the U. 8.

DR. ELLIOTT'S Medicated Food,

,&$m fJiitS A suro cur for i8eases in

Cattle, bheep and Hogs Arising from Impurities or the Blood, and from Functional Derangements. A DEAD SHOT ON WORMS, AHD A CERTAII PREVENTION OF HOG CHOLERA. '

For Sale by the Faris Bros., and the Lindloy Souk.

Fair Notes. Bob. Uouers helps to sell tickets. The Thayer bind furnishes the music. Ron. C. Smith is at the htad of the police force. Fifteen stand at 6-3 ;i piece, ornament the grounds. The Woodard and Cole horses are entered for Uk races atDloomtield. The attendance yesterday was abM it i'.OOo. the gates roceecU leing near 475. It payed the backs; there were half a dozen carrying passengers all the urn? 10 cents. The fair is to continue tomorrow, owiny to the bad weather the first of the week. There is no county that makes a more creditable horticultural display, though it is not as complete this year as usual. Tor early for fruits.

The time of court yesterday was occupied in trying a railroad case verued from Lawrence county. J. H. Lewis, a contractor on the new railroad, shipped a car lod of mules from Shelby county over the Monon, ami it is alleged that the company refused to allow them to be fed or watered for 4il hours. He c!a:ms $2,000 damages. The case is being tried by a jury.

TOO 200 200 100 1,850,

Ilea I t it to rJTxu nHlaerj9 Mary and Frank Bishop to

Joel Eaton, si Ir.s i:47,24S, Bloomington, Moses St. Clair to Anna B. St, Clair, j t 1o:h 3 & 4, St. Clair ad, Lloomniton, Moses S. Clair to Micruiun St. Clair, pi lot 4,Su Clair's ad, Lloomine;tou, Joan V Smith to MoIUe K Wamph-v, lot i, Mt.Tubor Hcnton Alfred to Cimrles E Coffin, pt lot 3G, PJoommgton, Caroline Cothn, ( t al, to Nancy O All red, lot 32f, Bloomington, E. P. Finch to H Kins:, 40 acres in Washiiujtun tp, Silicon M ay to Fran ces M May. 40 acres in Indian Creek tp, John Hallenger to .nines H Storms, 2 acres in Van Buren tp, M J Vise to Ora W hi taker, in Washington tp. f-roorjje Hitter to Theodore jiaicr, 190 acres iu Richland tp, Frank Whitted to J-ienj. F Stanger, lot near Elletts-ville.

2,400

SO 3,000 300

300

Great Stock of Queens ware and Glassware at Alexander's, West Side.

NEW MILLINERY, : Mrs. L. J. Buckley, : East Sidk "irnuc Squakk. New (roods. Latest Stvles. 5J"A f 1 r)ie I.rtei-H are invited to call.

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1 TIT. AY

Is the Leading Funeral Director ji NJ Fumit ure Dealer J carry in stock the Best Lino of FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING GOODS Ever kept in Bloomington, and will sell you goods Cheaper than any one. Comu and see me before von buy. $SSTSou:h Side Square' West of Clark's Grocery. NOncir OF REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given, That Pet?r B. Martin administrator of the estate of Warren 1L Roseberry, deceased, will offer at private sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 20th dav of October 1880. the following real estate, to-wit; The undivided im o third (;) of In lot number two hundred and thirty eight (238) in the city of Bloomington in the eouuiy of Monroe and State of Indiana. Terms of sale are as follows, tondt: One third ) cash, one thud () in six months and one third in V2 months, purchaser giving notes for deferred payments with good free hold surety. Notes to drawn 6 per cent, interest from date. Fetkr B. Martix, Administrator. James F. Morgan, Atty.

D. M. Hammond, Pres. L G. Strunk, Sec'vTHE NEW ALBANY

Offers superior advantages for obtaining a nractical hnov Icde of Accounts as ihoy ur - kept to-day? excellent fatiiiities :r Type-writing and learning t!ic mot p-iular ystem of Shorthand in th qncktt time, with the least effort and ue- Kinaliest expense. A corps oi ui:', experienced and attentive teachers. Gold medals awarded fur me'H, in each branch of stud v. Good board in private families, $ per week. Write for a N'w OUpro rv.vJ (free). Address L G. STRUNK, Sec'y. New Albany, Ind. I 1 1 IIM l IWI HI II 1 1 IB! IM Hlllllf NOTICE OF SaLE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. Notice is iiere.be jiven, That I, William . I. L we, Administrator of the esi ate of Jame Fairicy deceased will effer for sale at public auction, to the highest, bidder on SATLrllJjAl SjyPTEMiiEJl 28f at 10 o'clock a. m., at the lat residence of Jauies FairiiiV deceased, the following descr;ix d person jrop'wty, beion;;iii' tu the vsta: of said decedent, to-wit: Horses, ( ttttie, Vftron, farming implenents, hous.-hoU and kitchen furnitun, &c. Te rms of bale: For all amounts not exceodin .: five dollars. csh in hand. Fr amounts of five dollars and upwai-d.s. a credit of 9 monrhs will ba iven. Notes bearing six P'M1 cent, interest after maturity, with approved seuirit and waivinir val

uation or appraisement :iws, will oe rt qui red. W iixum J . Lowe. Administrator.

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Iso ofi'ar ono s 7 years old,

high, heavy

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of James Fairley. late of Monroe County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvont. Wiu-tm J. Lowe, Sept. otii, lw9. Administrator. E;;st fc East, Atty'sl "ticFcf'T TION. NoLice is hereby given, that the understiened bus been uppoicted by the Circuit Court of Monro County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Cliarles 11. Boilnan, late of Monroe County, deeea&ed. Said estate is suppossed to be solvent. Hkni&y S. Bade. Sept. 18th, 1889. Administrator. Louden & Rogers, Attys. PU15L1C SALE. To the highest bidder: I will of

fer my personal pr ty, consisting

of Horses, cattle, lio ness, carriage, farm, mowing machine, kitchen furniture. Hoie men: I vrl Jack (Jumbo). Jumu a coal black, Jd hana

bone, length v and we. ,hs in ordin

ary tiesh, 1,100 lbs., a good breeder and sure foal getter. Also 2 stallions, one (Frank Vilas) weighing 1,(500, English draft. The other (Lion) a flying Indian, weighs, 1,000 Terms of Sale: Sums of $3 and under, cash. All over, six months time, without interest, except Jack and stallions which vtill be one-third cash, one-third in six months, balance in 12 months, with o per cent, interest from date. All persons required to give note with approved security. Place of sale at my farm one mile north of KetohanPs mill, 3 miles south west of Clear Creek station. Sale to begin prompt at 9:30 a. m , Wednesday September the 25th, 1889. 9 Ed. Stipp. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Jonathan Z. Hacker late of Alonioe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. Frederick T. Hacke Aug. 28. 1889. Administrator Louden & Rogers, AttyV Lost: A $10 bill, last Saturday. Libel al reward to return to this office.