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THE OFFICIAL UKPUBLUJAN PAPER OF BLOOMINTK)N AND MONROE COUNTY.
( Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra.
VOL 14
LOCAL NEWS
BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, SEPTEMBER 27, 1889.
One door north of alley, West USide Square, is J. P. TOURNER & TJO.'S Fall and Winter Stock of Clothing, Hats & Furnishing goods. All new goods. Prices that will astonish you. The grand jury returned 24 indictments as a result of its last session.
The Esmond Company went from here to Brownslown. They are now at Orleans
AI. II. Seward is at Indianapolis, where he is one of the gate keepers at the State fair.
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lien, C. Smit i is still loyal to the old tiar- He has painted his house red, white and jlue. Norman M i-Gee accompanied Misses Jury and Newson to their Spenoer home to spend Sunday. Morton liarrsh leftTuesday morning for Cheiopt-, Kansas, where he expects to remain for some time. Will. Adams went to Louisville
Tuesday evenii.g on business connected with ti e Sraithviile stone quarry.
Misses Alattie and Bell Aztell
twent to liioomaeiu ast weeK to atend the fair, and were guests of S. 0 W. Axtell. v"' :.;,ihe Horticultural fair offers a v premium of $5 for die largest display of fruits of all kinds by one exhibitor. Finest iim and best fitting stock Cutaway and Frock Suits at J. P.
lournerco to s rouuu in dioodb ington. The family of Jurats F. Drysdale moved to Kansas City, Mo., last Tuesday night, at which place i&ej will hereafter reside. Mrs. M (-Kinney and J ohn and Frabk Cherry, of Gosport, whose dangerous sickness was mentioned a week ago.areail leported better. Capt. Kcuben Cramer, for soma years a conductor on the O. & M. has just changed to the Monon, and is now running between Lafayette and Bloomingtou. The inference held at Marion, Ind., by (he A. M. E. church sent Rev. L.. Rate! iff to take charge of the church on west 6 tb street. Rev, Simpson goes to Logansport. Aaron Gordon brings the Telephone 12 potaioes that weigh 14
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from seed that came from Germany and taste as weli as they look. The Bloom in gton Oolitic Stone Co. has purel-ased from Mrs. O. O. Hunter 3 acres of ground joining
the quarry land on tne west. I he
purchase price was f500 in cash.
Dr. J. H. Gaston, our county treasurer, is sit Spencer this week, where lie went to attend the reunion of the 59th and 97 th regiments. The Doctor was a member of the 97th. Finest fitting Silk Faced Prince Alberts and Cutaway Suits at
P. Totjekek & Co.
Our stock of School Books is complete and we will be enabled this year to save you mc.iey on them. Parents should net forget to send their children to us. COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS. We have . aill line of college books at the lowest prices. BLANK BOOIvS, we have the largest and host selected stock of Blank Books ever brought to this city, at prices that will open your nes, FINE STATIONERY, we are always in the lead "in Writing Paper, Envelopes, Fine Linen Letter Tablets and Box Papers, at the latest designs. SCHOOL SUPPLIES, we have a new line of School Supplies, including Book Sachels, Pencils, Erasers, Inks, Pens, Sponges, Crayons, &c. Township Trustees will save money by buying school supplies from us. We invite your Patronage. Respectfully,
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DON'T FORGET OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF Pure Drugs,RESKR Pure Drugs. Members of Wilder's Brigade, who; The grand jury that has just adhave returned from their reunion at journed has made the following reChattanooga, speak in praise of thnlport as to the condition of the poor
liberality of their old commandtr., asylum and the county jail:
General Wilder paid all the expenses
of the 500 members in attendance, and had a lunch prepared for each one when he started for home. At the barbacue provisions were made
That tbev have visited the poor
asylum and found the iame clean and in good condition, and the inmates very well clad, well beded and well taken care of in every re-
as follows: 104 hogs, 195 sheep, 122 spect, They would recommend that goats, 7 beeves, 15,000 loaves ofjthe cellar under tne dwelling house bread, 1,2000 pounds guf sale, 65jbe drained; that the fence on the
pounds of pepper, 14,000 pi pen andjpoor farm oe repaired; that there
85 pounds f genuine Durham to-
Durham Tobacco Company, with which the pipe of piece was
smokr The meeting was a groat
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;est line of Fine Dress
Shirts in the city at
J. P. TOUENKBR & Co.
The second annual meeting of thn Young Men's Christian Association of Indiana is to be held at LaFayttt.tp Tnd.. Thnrsdriv Wrv. 7rh tn
Sunday, Nov. 10th. The city audlb,etvveeu tho b,'8 fhf . the Stiu
should be a cut-off made in the water
'pipe leading to the cistern at poor
aslum,so that water could be turned off from running into the cis; era, also a gutter should be placed on the east side of the frame building, aud tiliug lo iand water away from both buildings. They would report in regard to the county jail that it is kept as clean as it is possible for it lobe kept under the circumstances. They would recommend that grating be placed on the outside of the
jail windows that has smaller hole.
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J. W. Fulier has rented a house on west 6!h street, just west of Enoch Fuller, who is his brother. Mr. Ransom, from Morea, Ills., has rented the Wilson Adams property on Fairview.
The venuing away of the "white cap'' case shortened the term of court so the work is now completed. There were no cases of any special interest, but considereble important business was transacted. Prof. Albert iiryan has built a handsome home at Vincennes, where he is president of the university. It is situated cn the corner of 8th and Broadway, and lie expects to move into it next week. W. T. Blair is at Indianapolis this week. He is taking bis first vacation since he went into the Auditor's office and attending the State fair. Before returning be will go to South Bend on business. A party of seven started for Kansas Tuesday consisting of Mrs. J. C. Hunter and daughter LyJia, and Sam.Smith and wife,who go to Winchester; Samuel Lattimer acd wife iad Rev. Shaw, who go to Clay Centre.
college Associations of the State are
entitled to representation on the basis of one delegate for every twenty five of its paid up membership, ajid all officers of Associations are ex-ofiicio members of the State Association. For further information address Fletcher Humphrey, State Sec'y, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Second Synod of the west of
the United Presbyterian church will
be held at Blooraington October Sth, 9th and 10th. The session opens
Tuesday evening and the meetings will be held in the church on north College Avenue. About seventyfive pastors and elders are expected to be present and take part in the proceedings. A dispatch from Indianapolis states that the Monroe county horticultural exhibit took the first premium at the State fair Wednesday. It is the same display that was given at our county fair last week. This is the third vear in succession that m Monroe county iruit has carried away the red ribbon. The premium is $100.
Post Master McPheetera has or-j-linsl Ci(C tiAur Yoli 1jslr Kavau tViot
nut .1 4: 1 r over 50 cents on the dollar forprem will be here the first week in Oct- - , , nM . h :
thre now, as the jail is not secure
m The present condition; that a new floor be placed in the uppen department of the jail, n the grating now used as a floor be repaired: tlnit tilinir be placed in the outside corridor, lending to the outside so that when the jail is scrubbed the water can be run off, instead of carried out in buckets; that the water closets be so arranged so that the stench could be prevented in the jail proper. The present arrangement is unhealthy;
that the jail be scrubbed at least once each week, and that the Commissioners make an allowance for the same. Bran new stock of Childrens' Knee Pants Suits. J. P. TomiNKR & Co, It is generally understood that the present Monroe County Agricultural Association will be abandoned. The association this year inherited $200 indebtedness from the year before, and at the exhibition just closed the
receipts fall about 100 short of the necessary expenses and premiums, though more favorable weather for a fair could not have been desired. Including the $200 already owing and the shortage of this year, not
ober. It is the intention to place them in position at once and it will cut off much of the unnecessary room The boxes will be of the same pattern as those now in use. The Telspuonb especially solicits the job work to be done in the city. This office is prepared to print letter heads, bill heads,envIopes, cards fec, on very short notice Sale bills set up on short notice. Prices always reasonable and work gladly received. Don't forge i the Telephone. The large blocks of stone that are being hauled from the depot to the new college building come from the Perry, Buskirk & Matthews quarry, north of Bedford. Largest Stock of Ilress and Dressing Gloves just received at J. P. TOURNKB ifc CO.
aims can be paid, l he directors
held a meeting Monday, and of those present it was the unanimous opinion that the enterprise be aban
doned. A proposition was made
that if a new stock company would assume the present indebtedness, all the buildings, &c. on the grounds would be turned over. As a new
company had not been formed, such
a proposition could not be accepted. There is no doubt, however, but that a new company would be willing to take the buildings at a fair value. The ground belongs to the county. The Mechanics' band serenaded
iCharles Drysdale at the residence
of D.O.Spencer on Tuesday evening, shortly before he and his folks departed for their distant western home The music was excellent.
The Horticultural exhibit of the Monroe county fair was sent to the State fair Monday. This county has taken the premium for the past two years.
The Orleans fair is held on the 25th, 26th, 27th and 2Slh of this month. Excursion rates ha.ve been secured over the Monon, good returning until Monday the 80th. A good fair is promised.
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$gT"Our Gents 2.00 and 2.50 Full Stock Boots are uncx jelleJ.f An entirely new line of Cloaks in endless Variety. BREEDEN & CO. Bloomingtpn, Indiana.
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It w'l pay the morchaais to have adis:.' at the Horticultural fair Ah 150 tickets were ?r Id from the t iomingtori s.-vtion to the State fair.
It will be only a short time until the Mr on road will run ir.tu Lexirv.rtoii, Ky. Waiter E. Woouburn us ettiusr .reckless in his id ae. 11 ivent iv the Sfte fair this vek.
George r enO.er has sold his restaurant near the railroad to Hnrmuti Ci eci), who came from Ouu-wu J ot;an Daniel has bought two Io;s in th Fuller additio , west 0th street, a.jd will build u cottage at once. A new helper at Kv Lral;. ? ; . Losl A pair of uid eye glasses. Lost last Thursday. $1 reward for returning to this office. All work done promptly and artistically at Evans Rooms for Kent: Studeu ts desiring Ice cream and Oysters are invited to call at the East Side Parlor. SKARS & CoYLE
Salt 1 per Barrel. J. C Robinsou, West Side. Remember that Charley McPhee era, formerly in the hardware business, is now proprietor4 of the Greeves Cornen Grocery where he will be pleased to see his old custo-1 mers, and a hot of new ones.Sugar, Coffey, Tea, Flour, Canned Goods. Always fresh and nice. Robinson iiros.
Take your country produce to ('barley McPheeters Greeves old stand.
'PETIOLE CONGRESS."
FINE Footwear 131 Chas. H. tone ' s West SideSq. Bloomington,
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A prompt and free delivery of goods at Charley McPheeters' new grocery. We claifii to make the best lee Cream, and one trinl will convince you of the fact. Delivered to any part of the mty Swindler & ( o. Take a chkw of my new bdection of Tobaoco, and while in the store examind goods and priees. Lewis William. Complete stock of Groceries Always glad to exchange for country produce. Robinson Bros., northeast corner. Hoitzmar.& Shovel, in the inat sho: west of Hemp Wilson, keepiiie vet best beef and at lowest prices. Givfc them a call.
Call and see Robinson Bros. Unusually large stock of Groceries of all kinds. Prices always the lowest.
A nice, fresh stock of staple and fancy groceries, at Charley McPfc meters', the old Greeves corner. To get the best Feed, and all ways as cheap as can be found in the market, trade with J. C. Robinson, the Original West Side Grocery. For the best beef at best prices, at Holtzman & Shovel's meat shop. Diusmore's old stand.
L. B. Bray and John Thomas are Charley McPhkkteks' able assistants in the grocery trade, over at the southeast corner. Re sure you find the place. They are, each one, accommodating, and pleasant people to trade with. We will sell goods much cheaper since we made the improvements in our room. We do this because we feel so much more cheerful in our handsome new room. Come and see us. JU) BKRTSON BROS GET THE BEST. Have just received a car load of the Lightest Running Farm AVagons in the world, made by O'Brien Bros., who have been manufacturing the Plumb Spoke Tapes Wagon since 1855. Best Material, Best Finish, Perfect Proportion, strictly a First-class Wagon and Fully warranted. Get the Best and make no mistake, come and see them at my new building. James Ryax. Best Bread in lown. Baked fresh every day. At U. T. Swindler & Co.'s
Heat ! Heat ! Heat ! Hot Breads oil all kinds at the East Side Bakery, at 0:30 every morning. SKAKS & COTLE.