Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 September 1893 — Page 4

6. W. CAMPBELL & Co

WEST SIDE SQUARE,

Greatest Removal Sale Ever INAUGERATED. We move on or aboit Dec 1st, to our new room now being built for us o the West Side of the Square,and have decided not to take one dollars worth of our present stock to our new room if low prices will sell it. OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, YARNS, UNDERWEAR. Boots and Shoes Are all In and complete tn all departments. As an inducement for you to buy now we will during SEPTEMBER give you some

(Extraordinary

a

WRECKED

Engineer Muher Killed.

Narrow Eaoape of Others. FATE OF A MONON TRAIN.

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Robert Muher, one of the best known engineers of the Motion road, was instantly killed Monday night. The death was the result of the wrecking of passenger train -No. 5, going south. No. 5 is due in Bloomington at 4:30 p. mMand was; 30 minutes late when the city was reached. The engine thai bring the train from Lafayette goes off duty here, and a change is made at

the yards to complete the run to i Dr. C. D. Driscoll left for Bed-

HARRODSBURG. Mrs. Wine Kinaer i upending the week with her daughters at Bloomington. Mre. Ferguson, of Spnngyille, visited Mrs. Win. Strain and family the first of the week. Miss Guillman, who has been visiting friends here the past few days returned home Monday. . Mrs. D. J.Kinser was at Bloomington Tuesday. Miss Daisy Woodward will leave to-morrow for the world's fair to be absent ten days. Byran Smallwood has returned home after an absence of two years to Shearer Montana. He will remain until the Oih of September. Mrs. Bell, east of Bloomington, is visiting her children here.. Frank Donb and family are making arrangements to move to town to spend the winter. They will occupy the house formerly occupied by Mrs. Alice Neill. --The funeral of Mrs. Charley .Johnson was held at the CP. church on last Sunday morning at 0 o'clock. Rev. Brunei conducted the services. James Lowder and son Mat, spent Wednesday in our village. Mre. N. K. MeFaddea was in

Bloomington Wednesday.

Annua Report

OK THE

Township Trustees!

UK AN BLOSSOM TOWNSHIP. ('mas. W.w.kkk. Trustee. fieceipts, Expenditure. l&lanie. Komi Funds. $.184.31 $.'172. $22.rg Township, S j:!. (iU.OO 22S.42 Spe. School 101-f.W !H1.?: .V2.M Tuition ;.,v.m. i:s uin.sNi 2:a.5a Io?r 1."i8.:-Ki 8tf.(X) 70.33

Born, to Dr. and Mrs.Eige.aman, a son.

Achl Koad Road Fund Township Spc;. Scliool Tuiiion Dog

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. H Beklon, -a son, Licenced to marrv: John W

Stockpile to Do lie E. Richardson Mrs. Ross Jiiroh, went bib street, i Buffering from a severe attack of rheumatism. WheQ there n job printing of any kind, always give the Telephono office a call. AJ ir8 Laura F uldri 1 1, who has

.1. W. nomxsox. Trusts. I b en visitinff frinuls in Bedford,

Totals Syi.08 40M 2 $:sr:i0.8 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

HiUS

.Til.. si :cm in MiO.sn

1 2:s

80.18 $ 4 .( - :s:t3.5s

3:84.01 .Tr.0) HHn.HU ,3.00 14-2.71

Why

In Fall and Winter 6oods,

not buy now and Save 15 to 35 PERCENT: Don't buy your FALL 600DS UNTIL YOU SEE OUR STOCK AND SEE WHAT WE CAN SAVEYOU ON THEM. EVERYTHING NEw. No Old or Damaged stock. We have as good a line of Dres3 Goods as are shown in the city. See them and the low prices we have made on them before buying a NEW DRESS FOR WINTER. Remember that we will sell you gooes cheaper this Fall than ever before, As goods must be sold before our

REMOVAL.

West Side Public Square.

mbli6b.ed Friday, ritb TaoUy Extra. KMTOB AJTO-rKOPBIBTOR, W. S. BRADFTJTE.

TERMS:

One Year, 1 50 Six Months, .75 Thre Months, .4

MORE DAYS ONLY OF OUR

THE : DAILY : TELEPHONE. Published at 3:30 P. M. Every Day. (Except Sunday ) JEiuered at the P. O., Bloomington, Ind. a affind class matter, March 22. 1892, SUBSCRIPTION: Jne year 3.00 Six months. . 1.50 Oae month 25 Jne week 6 DMiverw! b carrier to an' part i the

?:T,y t above nres. if pater is imular

...ti ; will please leave wore! at office.

Louisville. As usual, Engineer Muher, -with his fireman, Mr; Dillard, coupled to the train, and the run was mt.de at the regular rate of speed, and as common until one mile south of jJorris, which is the next station below Salem, when the

engine left the track, taking three

cars with it. The fireman stayed

on the engine and was not injured,

but the engineer doubtless thought

it would save his life by leaping to the ground, and jumped to the side. As he jumped the engine turned over and feil upon him, doubtless causing instant death. When the train stopped the baggage car was across the track and two coache were derailed, but fortunately no one else on the entire train was injured. Engineer Juher lay under the engine for several hours, na it was necessary to get the wrecking crew to hoist the engine. The track was blockaded most of the night. Passenger trains were sent from Louisville around by North Vernon, then to Jitchell on the (X & M. to the main line again. Engineer Muher was one of the oldest engineers on the road, and 11 1 -1 .L 1? J

was wen Known aiong me nue irom Iu lho Circuit Court, October New Albany to Bloomington. He Terra, 1803.

ford Thursday, to meet his parents,

who are theie from Florida. Miss CorajMcFadden entertain el a few of her friends at her home on Wednesday evening. Some excellent music was a principal teature of the evening. A solo was sung by Miss Daisy Wood ward, which was highly appreciated. Miss Lou Fairley gave a tine recitation which was rendered in an excellent manner. Refreshments were served at 10 o'clock, consisting of ice cream, cake and fruit. M'ss Mary Morgan, west of town, who has been sick for some time is reported much better. Mr, and Mm. Kerney Johnson, of Bedford, are visiting Mrs, Johnson's mother this week. Mrs. Joe Smith was visitiug in Bloomington the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs.MeDowel wera the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hainey Tuesday. Union meeting will be held at the C 1 church next Sunday morning. Rev. Steen .will deliver the addi ess. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinser Sunday. Mrs. Johnson, of Ottowa, Kansas, is here visiting relatives. The county commissioners meet in regular session Thursday.

Totals :j.soru -Mt)(i 73 o;i),s:l MARION TOWNSHIP. J. A. Kiddlk. Trusts.

Sec&ipts Expenditurei Balance Dm 92 $ (57. 1 T $ 'iMo

-71 .os iss.i:

7.90 ;7.b0 .10

L. S. and Doug Fields have sold Frank CarmiHiMol lot No. (, Abie'saddition. Pikv, SToO. Sherman Uotts, of the Cmnpbcll & Co. store, has returned trom a busraes. trip at Chicago. The s-inoutl s-oid daughter of

H2M j Ira Koul, 6.lt Creek township, died 14! V2. 1 last Thuredaj "f hoIer- infantum.

Miss Anna Carter and mother

Totals !$).) r.iio $ri, r $Cms7.mj ; of Indhiuupyllr-. are sjK ndin a few KENTON TOWNSHIP. days ni lho city anions relatives. 1saa CiurwooA, Trustet i - - ssceipts Sxjiidi;uri Balance ! The infant child of Enoch Berry,

koum iMiiKi t !H).u ? SAri $ r.v i north (J rant street, died

Hand Fund Townslnp S)c. School Tuition Doir

tc. school ;;ai.,vj iKi.to -jos.rj Tiiitim 2:71.77 151;j.:o lo.iii.87 lng l"JI.;V "A.H 49.ti9

evonnio-. afternoon.

yesterday

The funeral be be this

Mi. Luey Wolf, of Sullivan, is the ruost of . L. Brandon, College Hill. She is i sister of Mrs.

Totals :J;J7. ;r 2UW.;Jo l:r.4" liL( OM 1XGTON TO WNSHIP. A. T. Mass. Trustee

Beosptg Expend tares Balance Bi andoil. y :i;J0.(i!i $ : 78.411 $ 'M'A.M j - li7H.r;i sko.8( 80;i.20 ! Rev. S. R, Lvon.s will nreach at

the PoiliijM iUMh.fnur miles

ot to m. i:. ,m moay after-

( j nooti at oYIoe v.

Kohd Fund Township Spc. School Tuition

;jo).'i.oo

705.54 1470.00 HUfl.OO

8:. oo 104.2:J I oasi

RICH LAND TOWXSHIP, I' F. C'OR!)Ki. Trustee.

lion Fund ;m.:s .v.0 $ is7.4S ; to ll,' ftu- o.uue. MunMn will Township los::; ' ir,r.:0 030.0.; 1 renin; to ni r eollepe.

j Prof. Am n! un'ly will I leave Friday in r.i 02 tor Franklin,

spc. school iO.8.;T 87:154 0C.i;t

Tuition l;i.)0.40 1S58.25 14!8.21 t)o,i; 03.17 :y.O0 4.17

Vnrl tiie new Allen buildinsr

Tot hIs 7!07.Ul $-2801.91 8105.02 VANBUP.EX TOWNSHIP. J. X. TiiKisii kh. Trustee. Kec'pts. Expend. Bnl. Road Fund $ 144.22 27.81 $ HO 41

in tiir Iluntei rapidly. Tin

enip!( a 1 B106, ha km

noou h )rogressing

0 :iie ahout fortv

on tii- w.trk Perry i in eonti'.iei for the

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. iHate of Indiana, Monroe County,

Township

Sp. School Tuition botr Fund Totals

7D1.75

S20.51 2957.07 1 L422

409.40 404 87 10S0 00 112.25

was 45 years old and was a man of a family, leaving a wife, four sons and three daughters. His home was at New Albany. A special train carried the remains to New Albany at an early hour this morn

ing.

The Aiiti-Cacholic Society.

Some time ago there was an article published about an ege having a double shell, an egg within an egg, the white being separated from the yellow by the two shell. A hen in the west part of town murit have read the article and ha almost out clawed her rival, laying

a double egg: two separate shells joined by a small neck. Th shells: did not materialize and are in an! elastic condition. In one end of; this egg is found the white and in the other the j'eilow. Dr. Potts,! the owner of the hen, will challenge! Mr. Hughes, the owner of hen' number one, to a hen contest. j Engineer Robert Muir, who was. killed oq the Monon Monday night, '

carried a life insurance of 5,000.

Mary of them less than half price. SSPThis will be one of the best advertisements we have ever made. Because when we sell a pair of these pants, we are ure of a permanent customer. This is intended especially for parties who are not regular customers of our house: Ther e f o r e we must limit the TIME TO BALANCE OF THIS W E EK ON I,Y. Bruce & McGarey.

Rev. L.T. VanCleave is quite sick

Rcfr. Win. Telfer will give thejat his home on east Kirk wood Ave

nue. Something like plureay is the trouble.

temperance address next Sunday

evening in the Christian church.

To the Editor of the Telephone: Your notice yesterday of the organization of a branch of the 4 'American Protective Association' gives me both surprise and pain. I desire to say through your columns that as a citizen of Bloomington I have no sympathy with either the purposes or methods of this organization. I had hoped 1 feiill hope that the time has gone by when sectarian prejudice shall be appealed to as a force in our political or religious life. It is because I regard this movement as contrary to and subversive of the spirit of Christ, that 1 am pained by its presence here in our midst. If my church or any other church seeks to grasp more than its hare of political influence, let it be de

feated in open held at tne polls yVm. VVeitz. )

the field of honor in our political) Now comes the Plaintiff, by Wil

liam A. tvice, ins attorney, and tileN his complaint herein, together

Thomas 0. Oliver 1 vs: Complaint No. Belle Oiivt-r J 2711 Now comes the Plaintff by Mulky & Rice his attorneys, and tiles his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of Plaintiff and Win. T. lilair that the residence of the Defendant is unknown and upon diligent, inquiry can not be ascertained, that naid action is for divorce and that said non-resident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby givt n sjid Defendants that unless she be and appear on the nineteenth day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden on the Second Monday ot October, A. D. 1893, at the Court House in Bloomingtoiijin said County and State and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heird and determined in her absence. ,-A--s Witness my name and ( skal ythe weal of said Court, - affixed at Bloomington, this 2t8h dav of August A. D..1S93 John W. Cravens, Clerk of M. C. NOTirK TO NON-RESIDENTS. The State of Indiana, Bloomington T. P., ss: In the Court of John E. Little a Justice of the peaee in a no! for Bloomington Township, Monroe County, Indians, this the ii'Jth day Aug. 1893. John P. Potts vs. Attachment.

2720.89

PERKY TOWNSHIP.

EZKA Koau Fund $ W.U To v n si 1 i p 1 2fi0.fi.l

Sp. School ir99.e0 (U5.89 Tuition WSO.otf 1701. On Dog Fund 9912 70.50Totals 0899,84 Tl0T7p

stone w jr.v.M-i-i J . 1 ioa-iirv oi Som?,

42r.i4if of Stin-v,!h . .:iv do'iu' the cut-

1371.91 -ti 1.97 i

FORSALK. Wheat 'd i.it1 Wjjjttv V Variu-

Call

t I t 4 F . . . .

$ 243.69 $ 349.42 ().' ndufvsx I. W . Vi ifor.e mile 4U9.95 760.70 1 norili t-f ! . i: i. on, Midi

292 29

2107.73

Kxpeml. Bah VUfsO ...,;rw . r ;io

951. 74 Hit!).",; :2k42 ";j;;K8i

SALT CHEEK TOWNSHIP, Thos. Ht ntixo tox, Trusto. Rer'pts Expf!-,(!. H;l.

Kojul Fund 49.04 To'.vnsliip o87.M So. School a24.fi I Tuition 2S Doir Fund 119 7 7 Add Komi K64 Totals a'sTTiT

$ 45.43 $ 4.21 292.50 95 84 851.70 1402.40 !i:i;i.s?. 149o.50 20.27 SI. 60

W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE NoTWtP. Do you wear them 7 When next In need try a pak.7 Best in the world.

$5.00

44.00

2;i22.2(J

1059.70 ;

POLK TOWNSHIP. ! J. P. SriscoK. Trusts. K P1 Expand. Bill j Road Fund $ 107 4ti $ 74.99 .$ 92 44

Tow nship

Sp. School Tuition Dog Fund Totals

279.90

.5:111 200.59 202.90 '430L9T

i I

99

r; 179000 207.30

f or nihn mmLM.

43.50 $2.50 2.25

$2.00

$3.00

250

2.00

i.7S FOR BOYS

FOR Mr a.

3071.U1

CLEAR CKKEK TOWNSHIP. W. F, Kixsku, Trustee?. Rocpts. E))cnd. Road Fund $ S08.79 $ 00.1)6 747.8:5 Toviuhii io:uj.;)ii 50S.28 408.10 Sp. School 42:J4 08 4-120.25 TuiTi-Mi .'1974.MS 2:C)5.45 10ln.4:i Dog Fund 71.24 08.PO ;i.24 Totals I0ia5.i8 7472.9 28;i6.00 INDIAN CKKKK TOWNSHIP. W. E. Taukinc.ton, Trustee. H'M-pts Expand. Hal.

1 7, ' Ma f lf want 8 fin0 DPESS SHCE ma! W

$5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and look ftftd wear as well, if you wish to economize inywrfootwetr do so by purchasing W. L, Douglas Shoes. Name and price stamped on the bottom, look for it when you buy JV L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Bf ass. Sold byi

hl. tint -.-ii.

55. UO

ftoiid v unci tS n.05 Township 570.V8 Sp. School 00!. 40 Tuition ;Jl)82.55 Do;' Fund 110.5S Totals "7110.92

$ 25.S:5 $ 1 1 25 444.fio i:!4.iS 171 20 l:l(i.20 1857,05 1225.50 .U OO 70 5S 28:52 74 1578 IS

life, but let us not go back to the spirit and methods of the dark ages. S. K. Tvons.

Tlie success of the Bi Fair is largely with the farmers As the cihilogue will show, the directors h ive made the premiums especially liberal so that not only expenses, hut a profit for work wiaild he paid for the best exhibits. Therefore preparing entries is only a matter of business. It is the intention to make the Fair complete in every department and all .should do their full duty. For all particulars get a catalogue from C. R. Worrall, the secretary. E.R.Odle armed in the city yesterday.

wiihan affidavit of "Plaintiff and D, F. Dupree that said defendant is not a resident of the Slate of .Indiana; that tiaid action ia an attachment proceedings brought 10 enforce collection of Plaintiff claim and lh.'.t said non-resident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given fsaid delt-ndaiii last named, thai un-U-ss le le and appear on tin 2Mth dav of September, A. J)., l.SiKl, at my ollioe in Bloomington Townslnp in baid f'ounly and State, and answer or demur to said complaint ,the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my name and the seal oi said Court affixed at Bloomington this the 2Uch day of August A. DM 1893. Joun E. Li IT ELL, J. P. seal.

MAR I OX HkNKJ.E, Auditor M. V. dohn S. ttmith, an old time citi zen of Bloomington, is in the city rent) wing old acquaintance. He learned the shoemakers trade uiuUr

a Mr. Albert Lucas in 1N50, on the wet side of the public square. About ISoo he left Bloomington and went to Bonne county, whore he remained a short time. He then settled in Hamilton county, where he has resided permanently. Among his old acquaintances are William F. Brovnin James Graham. Mnj. Mulky and others. Mr. Smith has a .sister living at Ellettsville. W. B. Walden, Richland township, makes claims to the largest yield of oats. He thrashed 170 busheis from two acres. Send to C. R. Worrall for premium lints and other information you may desire with reference to the county fair. It will pay you. The Fair will be Sept. "26 to 30.

LOUIS O. Vj&KDERYERE, !Jne cf the best known Ircsincss men in Chicago ropressnUtiTd of tha great Bradstreet Oo. , 3ACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS . PHOSTRAT10N. Vitrs Mfidital Co., JStkhfrrt, Tnd. - ontlomen ! I tftkOpJo&suro in iiifhrminfryou 1 very benefici! r! which have followed .j it-e of O. Miles- Restorative NcfiviNC ft-ocasoof myself &n4 wife. Kora veiVi waS cct to a (litrossiTie p;;in at (Le basecCtte ;u aua upper poruun of tho spinal cord. I f fl r oat flesh and wai greatly UKLU troaWod with sleeplessness irv itaBBoar Nervine was biffhly iv comrnendod to mo. Mr onse had been so ostf :.i.io that I had no ronfidenre in tho t-fficAcr of ttay ipeihrinc, Yet as a )i-t restart I eon sen tod to pvo it atrm, Muoh to my surr-rise, I experienced rarke.! benefit; my Meeplpness disappeared: my hendache waajemovod ; my spirits and geneni a THOUSANDS OAINCO TWCNTT fOUNDt, ALL TM OCCUNIICO Arrrw learned and wiurnown physicum a ao failed. My Wife is tallne the Nen'ine wttE lebetrtofMsfluHa. Louia B. Vaudkkvebv Sold on Poaitive Guarantee. Or. MILES' PI LLS,50 Doses 25 Ct h!p bv KnriH liros.