Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 36, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 November 1889 — Page 1
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THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF BLOOMINGTON AND MONROE COUNTY.
Published Friday , with Tuesday Extra.
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NO 36
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Miss Blanch Wicks gave a Hallowe'en party last evening.
The Telephone "on trial" to the end of the year for 25 cents. Miss Ida Johnston, north Walnut street, has entirely recovered from a severe attack of typhoid fever. Fred Howe writes that be and Mrs. Howe expects to spend the winter at Ocean Side,California, Miss Eila Tuley, of the Banner store, is still confined to her room. She has been sick for three weeks. Robin -id, the colored earthquake orai. lis been adjudged insane. Mr. ood is the father of 21 children. Farmers east of Bloomington report that distemper has appeared in that section, and seems to be contagious.
Misses Eflie Elliot, of Spencer, and Lottie Criss, of Gosport, are guests of Miss Laura Leas, east 3rd street.
The pastors of city had a conference at Rev. Lyons' study yesterday (Thursday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Come and See the Immense Stock of (Overcoats Overcoats for $2, All Wool-filling Over coats $3- . Best $5 All Wool-filling Overcoats in the state
The grand jury of Lawrence county has already returned over one hundred indictments,with more to follow.
Mis. Lizzie Mcllatton, from Duncanville, Ills., is in the city. She is a sister of S. W. Collins and Mrs. M. J. firadfute.
Meltons, Fur Beav
ers, Chinchilla and Worsted in all Colors Now is the time to select from the Finest and Cheapest Line of Overcoats in the city.
The Louisville, New Albany & Chicago road earned the third week of October, $52,773; increase over earnings for the corresponding week ot 1888, 2,472. Hon. Isaac Layden, the new member of the Board of Trustees of Indiana University, was in the city Tuesday. It was bis first visit since his election to the board.
J. R, Gilford and family have moved here from Orleans, Orange county, and occupy a portion of the Dr. Kirk wood property. Four additional orders for the school books under the new law have been made, Bloomington city. Salt Creek, Clear Creek and Polk townships. The copy books for the entire county are here and will be distributed to-morrow.
The Commissioners meet tomorrow to settle up the pike and other outstanding business. It will probably be the last meeting in which Mr. MeOalla will participate.
Mr. Ciav's term begins'iuDecembei
the next Board.
regular meeting of the
A case of diphtheria has appeared in the city, the little 3-year-old boy of W. P. Rogers, east 7th street. Dr. Weir is the attending physician and apprehends no danger.
Fine English JerseysX Protracted meetings ' srrtr W pro
gress at the Christian church and there is a good attendance. Last Monday night Rev. Ross proved by the scriptures that Noah was a woman.
Thomas Matthews, well known about Bloomington and a brother of James Matthews, is lying at the point of death at his home south of Stanford. Dropsv is the trouble
land all hope of hU recovery has
been given up. His brother, Elijah, arrived from Kansas, Wednesday. Squire James Rogers, living about 3 miles north of town, was stricken with paralysis Monday, and at latt accounts was in a precarious condition, lie was assisting in loading hay in the bam, when the paralysis made its firet appearance. He .vas at once carried to the house, and has since been in a dangerous con dition. Squire Rogers is an old citizen generally known thoughout the county and has many friends wiift will be aurry to hear of his terrible affliction.
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LOCAL NEWS
Court convenes Monday. Don't forget the taxes. Monday is the last day The Telephone "on trial" to the end of the year for 25 cents.
Miss Emma Gentry, ot this city,is visiting friends at Martinsville.
Walter Lindley has been confined to his home by a very severe attack of rheumatism J. P. Throop enters up his duties as Collector of Internal Revenue the 1st of November.
xia is ui ui an iuu& a. car tuau ui vai tie to Cincinnati for Jhn Cole, the fxh of the week. Mrs. Felix Dunn is home from a visit of several weeks in New Albany and other points. Ben. C. Smith is putting down a substantial brick walk in front of his residence, eut 3rd street. Marshall Sheiks is able to be about after a serious illness. He was taken sick in Illinois.
The Indiana State Journal and the Telephone will be sent any address one year for $2.25. The Monroe County Agricultural Society will pay its premiums tomorrow 50 cents on the dollar. Owing to the protracted meetings at the Christian church, there will be no union temperance services Sunday night.
The otlicers of the North Bedford Stone Company were in session here Wednesday, holding an informal meeting and closing up the legal points in their recent land purchase and incorporation. i James D. Find ley started to his home in Sargent, Nebraska, Tuesday, after a very pleasant visit among Monroe county friends. He will go by the way of Iowa, where he will visit a sister. Trustee Todd is arranging to rebuild the school house that was destroyed by fire in No. 5, Polk township. The cost of the new building will be $475. There was no insurance on the house that was destroyed. Hugh Logan and Mr., Hamilton, prominent farmers of Decatur county, have been here this week. They bought 75 line mule colts from Samuel and Wm. A. Wallingford; and yesterday started with them through the country to their home. Joseph H. Hunter and family arrived in the city Monday evening and are guests of Gen. Morton C. Hunter. Joe left yesterday to spend several days with his brother, John, in Knox county, and by this time the festive quail has taken to the woods.
The Indianapolis ITcivs of Wednesday says: "TheCincinnati, Bloomington & Chicago Railway Company was incorporated to-day. All projected, the line which the company proposes to build will begin in Dearborn County and extend 300 miles north west through Ripley, Decatur,
! Bartholomew, Brown, Monroe,Owen, Clay, Parke, Fountain, Warren, Benton and Jasper Counties. The capital stock is $9,000,000. The com
pany is composed chiefly of Eastern capitalists." Henry Durueli, living in the east part ot the county, had a terrible experience with a dog last Monday. The animal had suddenly grown cross and Durnell went to "tie him, when he was savagely attacked. A desperate struggle followed and before the fight ended it was necessary to kill the dog with a hatchet. Darnell was bitten several times, and fearing that the animal might be mad he went to Terre Haute. The mad stone when applied did not stick, and Durneli returned satisfied.
John T. Woodward has bought the interest of Mr. Sparks in "the store at Stanford and is now the proprietor. There are few better business men in Monroe county than Mr. Woodward and he has already established an excellent trade at Stan ford.
Morgan county now boasts of two centenarians. James Culver, who resides two miles east of Martinsville will be 101 years of age on the 4th of March. He was born in Wyth county,Virginia, and is well known among the F. F. V.'s. The other is Miss Nancy Marvin, of Monrovia. The pump has been plaeed in position for tlie artesian well, and in a day or two the water that has beer, standing for several weeks will be pumped out by the aid of an engine. Then, if after close examination, the water proves to be valuable, improvements will be made. If it is worthless the entire scheme will be abandoned.
To a smoker, there is no greater pleasure than a first class cigar. You have it in the X. Y. Z.
The lady friends of Mrs. Maggie Hodges gave her a surprise on the evening of Oct. 26th, the occasion being her 40th birthday. The evening was a very pleasant jone to all, each one wishing the hostess many more birthdays to be spent as enjovable. Refreshments of five difxerent kinds of cake, also coffee and fruits were served during the evening. The guests numbered 23, and were: Mrs. Strong,Rogers,Tourner, Rose, Fulk, Pauley, Neeld, Fowler, Fess, Rice, Martin, Adams, McLaughlin, Fields, Coir, Robinson, Morgan, Paris, Allen and Showers, Misses .Bray, Borland and Robineon. Indianapolis Journal: "The Indianapolis tfc Vincennes management look for a large increase in traffic tiirough the opening of the Goyport branch. Over this branch the Indiana marble and the finest grades of oolitic stone are reached. This stone is similar to that used in the Vanderbiit mansion atfd now being used in the monument being erected in the circle.In these quarries a face of eighty feet can be cut. Blocks of stone 100 feet long and eighty feet square are cut out with channeling machines and subsequently cut into blocks of desired size. Oolitic stone wis used in the construction of the Iliinots Central bridge at Cairo, and is now being used in the bridge in course of construction at Memphis." The "X. Y. Z." is the Cigar. Everybody calls for it
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south Walnut street. The supreme Court has decided that tlie $250 license law, passed by the last legislature, is valid. W. . Woodburn was at Indianapolis yesterday attending to business connected with the university.
The Ohio election is next Tues
day. The indications are that Gov.
Foraker will be elected and that a Republican legislature will be selected. In this event, a Republican United States Senator will succeed Payne Though Ohio is a Republican state, in will be the first time for years that both Senators have been Republicans. Roe. Winslow has bought the stock and business or James Ryan, and has moved down there. Smoke the U. V. C.
Ilcul l&stctte TrauNfers . Robert W Mieis to Sarah Souders, pt. lots 2 and 3, Bloomington, 750 Lillie Beekman to Samuel B Mom, SO acres in Salt Creek tp, 3,000 Samuel R Mortz to J A Hays and G I Reed,' 80 acre iit vSalt Creek tp, 3,000 nioomington Imp. Co. to A. 'V Massy, lot TO, Maple .eights 125 Havid E Hunter to Sarah Duncan, lot 59, Seminary v.a, Bloomington, 625 Jfcmes H Spiers to John H Jacobs, 12 acres, Washing: n tp, 400 in Borland to James Borland, 39 acres in Perry tp, 200 Eiiza A Gentry to Arthur Young, lot 2, Stanford, 12
James M Blair to Bloomington Imp. Co., lots 10, 16,25, f f, 41,42,43,4ii rip!" .;hts 700 Oliver O Hunter i. Ulitic Lime Stone Co., e lot 50, Seminary ad, Bloomington, 500 SimuA Phelps to Jacob Buw-iiar; 2 acres in Perry tp, - , f 400 Thomas Gable to Daniel Gable, 50 acres in Wash- ;- ington tpr 150 Wm. McCowen to Allen Ii Skelton, lot 74, Stinesville, 400 S E Carmichael to Wm B B:ikt?r, iot 1 Bloomington Carmichael ad, 400 Joseph F Rvan to Robert Canipbel3,S5 acres in Bloomington tp, , - 500 .Cbss. Eppinehousen to Ind. Oo!kiStone Co., 53 acres in Bean Blossom tp, 8,000 Valetine Cline to Wm. B Wilxon, in sec. 20 Bean Blossom tp, 500
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furnished, on iirst iloor, at the Lindley property, College Ave., next door to Progress block. Call on Mrs. Dr. W. L. Whitted.
Lost: Lzuiies' Red Morrocco pocket boo , containing about $6. Reward 1 if left at this office.
Rooms foe Rekt: 'indents desiring Ice cream and Oysters $re invited to call at the East Side Parlor. Sears & Coyue.
Salt -Jl per Barrel. J. C. Robinsou, West Side. Remember that Charley McPheeters, formerly iu the hardware business, is now proprietor of the Grceves Corner (Jrocery where he will be pleased to see his old customers, and a hot of new ones. We claim to make the best Ice Cream, and one trial will convince you of the fact. Delivered to any part of the city Swindler & Co. Complete stock of Groceries Always glad to exchange for country produce. Robinson Bros., northeast corner. Call and see Robinson Brs. Unusually large stock of Groceries of all kinds. Prices always the lowest.
A nice,fresh stock of staple and fancy groceries, at Charley McPheters'? the old Greeves corner. To get the best Feed, and all ways as cheap as can be found m the market, trade with J. C. Robinson,the Original West Side Grocery. Many old soldiers, who contracted ehronkuliarrhoea while in the service, have since been permanently eurod of it bv Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy .LimUey's Sons. MAY THANK II KR fcTARS. The narrow escape of Mrs. B. M, Searles, of Elkhart, Ind , from aprtmature death is wonderful She states th.u "for twenty years mv heart troubled ine greatly. I became worse. Had smothering spells,short breath, fluttering; oouUi not sleep on my left side.had much pain in brest, shoulder and stomach. Ankles swelled. Had much headache and dizziness. Treatment did me no good, until I tried Dr. Miles New Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine, The first bottle helped me, and I was scon virtually cured. For sale at Lindley's drug store. A tine book on the Heart and Nkrvks free. For lame back there is nothing better that to saturate a flannel cloth with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind it oo the ttlt'ected parts. Try it and you will he surprised at the prompt rclief it affords. The snine treatment whl cure rheumatism Lindleys Sons.