Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 October 1893 — Page 4
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SamColpittand Wulto Vanzandt are visiting: the fair. Ed Hughes and Charlie Wylic spent Sunday in Nashville. Peter Martin and family have returned from the world's fair. James Leas and little daughter, Jessie spent Sunday wUh Gosport friends. Sir. and Mrs, Ed Brodix are at Chicago this week enjoying the sights of the white city. Thomas Owens has sold 160 acres of laud in Perry township to Matthew Snoddy. Consideration, S00. Myrtle Phillips, College Hill, who has been sick with the fever for several weeks, is now convalesc
ing. Dr. Steele preached an excellent sermon to the colored folks of the 6th Street A. M. E. church Sunday. Among those who went to the world's fair yesterday were Joe Alexander and wife, and Wm. and Ernest Scars. John Moore. who is visiting relatives here, and Charlie Walker left last night for a short visit to the world's fair. Phillip Haverly, Elmer Hainey and Mr. and Mrs. Shermon Linciconib left Saturday night for a visit to Chicago.
ELLETTSVILLE. Mrs. Mabel Wingfield and daughter, of Peru, are visiting relatives at this place. Frank Manpin moved herefrom Stinesville Tuesday. Joseph Thomas visited relatives at Bloomington, Sunday. The Matthews' store was entered by burglars Saturday night. The thieves entered through one of the side windows. It is supposed that they became frightened and escap
ed as nothing was taken.
Mrs. Frank Berry was visiting
KIder KriUsicuor nd family loft Friday to spend a week v siting in Terre Haute. The new room which J. A.May has added to his barber shop, will be occupied by A. L.Rulf fer a shoe shop. W. B. Harris and wife returned from the world's fair Thursday. Abncr Thomas, who has been quite ill, is able to be on our streets again. Miss Fowler spent Saturday and Sunday in the country. Miss Baker visited her brother at Harrodburg Saturday. Humphrey Miller, of Indianapolis, is here on business. Miss Edna Gillaspy is on the hick list this week.
George Moreland is out again, i
after a weeks' illness. The small son of Mr. Thompson is seriously ill. Miss Addie Moreland returned home from Bedford Friday, where she has been visiting for some time. John Buzzard's sister visited bim from Clear Creek Thursday.
The sister and brother-in-law of J. R. Buzzard is visiting here, from North Carolina. Will Mobtrly and George Braxton, of the Citizen force, are attending the world's fair. The Misses Mayfield and Laymond are visiting W. P. Sandy this week. Attorney Hatfield, of Bloomington, was here last eek on business. James Davis has goce to the world's fair. Albert Hoadley5of Stinesville,was here Wednesday on business. W.R.Coffey returned from Bedford last week. A. T. Coffey and wife, of Kansas, are visiting relatives here. Frank yteveron and Rev. Tom Stevenson are attending the fair. Mrs. Margaret Moore was at Stiuesville this week. Miss Gertie Pauley visited at Siinesvilie last week. Mr. Creach will soon move to Gosport. Fred Perring has returned from the world' lair.
Mr-. Eliu Com a n was
Mrs. Lillie McVay,who has been
victim Mr. and Mrs. Ross, oast relatives here this week.
A -.,1 . . ! Mac Coffer moved
6tn street, returned to ner norne m Borton, Ind., to-day. Henry Headley, of this county, has been selected a one of the trial jurors for the United States court, conveuing at Indianapolis.
visiting
James P.Pinkham, a well known Prohibition ortor, will le in Bloominyh n iuvUt tlx auspicts of that party Thursday evening next, and will speak at the court house that night. Everybody is invited. The M. E. Sunday school has requested the Telephone to publish the following resolutions in memory of Charlej Bee. "Whereas, an all wise Providence has seen tit to take to Himself our beloved little friend, Charley Bee; and whereas, by his death his playmates have lost a lovcable companion, the home au obedient child, and the school a faithful attendant; and whereas, there comes to each member of our Sabbath school a sense of personal bereavement, when we remember that ho S3 lately mingled his voice with ours in the work of the school; therefore, resolve, that we as a Sr.bbath school unitedly express our sincere regret and sorrow at his untimely and lamentable death; called away in early youth, leaving mother, father, and two little sisters, Florence and Beulah. That we recognize how precious the thought that the childlike -Christian faith of Charley will enable him to clasp the 6 "golden chain" in the beautiful home, above; and hope that we may emulate his ennobling virtues to be littcd to meet this inevitable summons thiX awaits us all. uThat we extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved mother and father, and the little sisters whose home circle is broken, and commend them all to Him who alone is able to heal all their sorrows and dry the tears from their eyes. That a copy of these resolutions be spread on the minutes of the school, a copy furnished to the press, and a copy furnished the family."
Indiana University. By a Special Reporter. Walter Bent is confined to his room with malaria fever. Mr. Lindley is able to meet his classes again. Redwick Munford returned home yesterday, after a week's visit. John Williams spent Sundav
at his home in Bedford. He returned last night looking quite refreshed after a day's respite from "rushing"' Mr. Fellows has resumed his Thursday evening receptions to his students The reception istrom 7 to 8, so as not to interfere with other receptions. M. B. Griffith, of the Cniver sity, has been selected as leader of the Methodist choir for the college year. He is an excellent musician and will give valuable service. On account of too much work, Mr. Bryan will not continue his Sunday afternoon bible class. In the future Mr. Henry's class will meet in the Y. M. C. A, hall at 9:15 a. m. N. G. Ashman, a former student of the University, was in the city this week. Hi home is now near Los Angles, Cab, where be has a large range grove. He was
I on his way to New York.
--During the last week the enrollment has increased 16, making a total at present of 4-98 of which
15i are women and o4 are men. This shows not only an actual increase in the number of women, but gives to thefn a larger per cent ot the total enrollment than hitherto. J The Mathematical and Physical Club has been re-organized with Joe Giles as president and Miss Lewis for secretary. The club is composed of juniors and seniors whose specialty is either physics or mathematics. The meetings will be held on alternate Monday evenings. The lecture on next Tuesday night will not be delivered by Dr. Herron as given out, as he is unable to come. The lecture will 'be given, however, by President Swain, who will deliver an address on a t;PIea for High Education There will also be music by the University quartette. The Indiana University football team has the distinction of having a colored student as one of its members. His name is Preston Eaglcson, and he is a son of H. V. Eagleson, of this city. Mr. Eagleson took one of the honors when graduating from the Bloomington high school, and is now a member of the sophomore class. He plays as half back on the team. The students and citizens goner all v will be sorry to hear of the death of Otto Kearn, which occurred at his home on east 0th street this morning. Typhoid fever was
the cause of Lis death, lie was the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Prior Kearn, and they moved from Bedford only
a few weeks ago so that their chd- j dren might attend school and cob j lege. Otto was 10 years old and a j vouug man of special promise, j His death is a severe blow to his j parents, who have the sympathy of all. The remains were taken to j Bedford for burial. i
MAN-OWA,
THK Hi, AT INDIAN DOCTOR WILL BE AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL BT XINGTOX THURSDAY OCT 20 1893, AND EVEKY FCUR WEEKS THEREAFTER
Prepared to Heal cue sick, MAN A-WA treats with unequalcd sOeces all Chron Ic or Xenons rii.sea.ses. He especially asks those who have been treated with strong, poisonon drugs to visit him and receive, such treatment a? nature intended should be used for the relief and euro of irknf,Sis. Bv the promt -- crVccV, E;:r!:.s Ib-rb and I'Lute
more cases can be cured and more re
fife Not0 rfwi Sua) f 1 neat
lief given than by anv other method.
IMPORTANT 'I u LaIMES. Dr, Man-O-Wa ha? discovered the greatest cure known for all disease?- peculiar to the sex. That tired feeling, headache dizziness, weakness, pain in theback. d ra-gii dov n( backache, hot flashes, cold hands and tcet, pain i(- the lop of head. slecphss nights and cither conditions due to weakness, positively and permanently cured. My method does away with "local u eminent," so much dreaded by the majority of ladies and which are perfectly useless. TO THK MEN. A p.umuuient cure is offered to the young and middle aged d men who are sutlering with weak hack, loss of strength or vitality, despond deney. night losses, loi manhood, specks, before the eyes dizziness, palpita ion of the heart, fullness in the head resulting from secret, and pernicious practices. More lives arc wrecked by this vice than bv all other causes combi'if .i. N time to o.-c 1 guarantee cure in everv ciBe taken.
PILES. ioitie ami peimanenr cure ot piles. No cutting, on loss o I time, no ligature, no pa'iH. Fistula and ulcers of rectum cured. EPILEPSY. Dr. Mau-O-Wn ht discovered the gret specific remedy foi epilepsv. fI his disease, tin- mr dreadful of all diseases, can be cured. TiJKOAT AND Ll'NG DISEASES. Catarrh of the nose, throat and bron ch:al tubes : catarrh! ilcancs, headache, dropping in the threat, indigestion, impure blond resulting from catarrh, cured bv a short course of treatment. Citttai li i! ncglet-rcd will pmduce i ousumption, which very soon becomes incurable. Ml threat and hmg affection sh ouhl receive prompt and ?itioient treatment. DKOPy a I KiMNEVTUor ULE. Dropsy can be cured by vegetable remedies, but by no others. Blunting of the abdnmnn, puffs under the eyes, swelling of i lie hand and eet are dropsy. If taken in time this condition is euiable. RHEUMATISM.--! will positively cute j heumatism, no n.atter how long standing. Tin pauitul disease under proper treatment can be cured and the blood thoroughly purified will prevent return. You don't need t-o change climate, a- thU result car. he accomplished here as well as elsewhere. Rhetiin a Dsn produces heart di-ease, which can't be cure1 hence it should not be allowed to produce this result. AH who m:.y e n o't bled " it h ary?pep?ia, indigestion , b right's diseas dropsy, constipsrinr, epilepsy, nei ousdebility, headaches, eattarrh, bronehitiV cons umptiou, scrofula or any D in: tef blood poison, rheumatism, asthma, car ccrs or tumors, female weakness, pile s. neuralgia, diseases of the eye and eai lossof strength and lo of manhood, are espec illy invited tocall and consult the Doctor. DR. MAN-O-WA is one of the great disteagnostteian of diseases in America He can locate your disease and describeda patients ailments without even a hin to guide hint in his conclusions. Consultation, personal and by letter, fve Treatment, including all medicines used $2 to $5 pr month. Address MAJN-O-VVAJMIIS. Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind. Among the incidents ot ehildhoodi Mayor Buskirk went to Lafaytl.at stands out in bold telD f. as our . xl . , n Wrtw1(,tll tt j, w.,,.ette to witness the foot ball game meiBorv reverts to the na6 whein "
we were young, none are more prom
inent than severe Hekness. The voting mother vi vidl v i em embers
that it was ( bainbei laii
Saturday.
The infant child of D. M. Neill,
riut:h ML " IJllt riHU uicu iuouuay luoru-
Uemedy ibat ured her ot crtu;.lHnd 'ing about 7 o'clock. ' in turn administers it to her own offi , " 7 sprint and .iwaM with the best reJ bamiiel Kogers and wife, and
suit. For sale by Karis HrosM 1 he; Air. and Mrs. J.' O. Hurbank left j
Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pore and wholesome. Prepared with sciupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each prckage makes two large prac. Avoid Imitations and insist on haying th NONE SUCH brand. MERRELl- & SQULE, Syracuse, NT Frances and Anna Woodward,
OPTICIAS.
OFFICE IlOl US: 1 10 SP.'M. Office: No. 244 East 6th Street
E. EIMONIHON. J. B. FILBERT
dmondson & Filbert, INSURANCE & COLLECTION
AGE CY.
NOTORIAL WORK. G&" OFFICE: Over Hall Eros. Store West Side Square.
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A Nw and Complato Trotitaicnt, consiAttfitf of SUPPOSITOKIJSS, Ca:cs of Olntzaeni atkd two Boxes of Ointment. A nfevor-failitsr Cure far Mm of every nature and dores. It mrkes an opmtiM with tho knife or in; cti-r. rf Cftrbr,l!o Mciaf Wkloh are vninful and eldcra n prmaneat cure, una ifttmn resulrinff in death, uunccc&ary. Why lMfHf this terrible dieese? We uarantAd boxes to cure any eaee YotT only pay for benefit? received. $1 a box. 6 for $5. Sant by SQAU. Guarantees issued ly our tvyentp. CONSTIPATION KiK5S the gTeat LIA'ER and STOM AO II REGULATOB IBM. BLOOD PURIFIEK. Bmr.ll mild and plettMttl to take, especially adapted for children's use, 60DdM 25 cents. GUARANTEES issued only by Paris Bro9. L. M HAMMO j D, 1 . G. STRU3ST& Prosit unt . Secretory.
XEWALBAXY, IXDIAKAi
drutrtristp.
lat uihtfor a visit to tho fair.
NOTICE TO SOX-IIE&IDKXTS. Slate ot Indiana Monroe County. In the Monrot1 Ci.truil CV-un. 1 Louisvil. New Albanv
into the
house vacated by Theo Wilson last week. The Epworth League is prosperinu under in? management of its newly elected pivsident, W. B. Farmer. He is proving himself to be a very efficient officer. CLEAR CREEK. " Mrs. John Slipp and daughter, Vida,spent last weok at the fair Ueva. Jackson and Adams bave been holding protracted meeting at Clear Creek. . v. A drove of 80 fat cattle passed through ihis placo on their road to Franklin last Friday..., George Wingfield's mother has been visiting at Clear Creek Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gordon has been visiting at, Chicago and tfui fair. . . .Ed. Anderson lost a valuable horse a few dajs ago; cause unknown.... The hortumiture meeting at Ah. Ketcham'ti was very well attended. itt To tho many inquiries that are still being made concerning the ladies riding at our fair, the following will answer them all. The Association offered au ample purse to the best lady rider. The expected race was to have boon be
tween Mrs. P. IV Beard, of Bios-j Mr. and Mrs. X. U. Hill and j soni, and Mi&s Maud Fossett, of j sons left Sunday to nd a week Worthiueton: Miss Charlotte Per- j at the world's fair. Wesley Walk-,
ring refused for lack of a speedv
! Dr. Willits, who lectures at the chapel iu the regular lecture course
r , j t, 1 mi r , Prepares voting and middle Hired men next Monday night, will disappoint :inrl w mpn for ti- dllt(os of
no one as hois one of the best talk- Uommkihial okaio-mknt; I I ' . . I - 1 1 . T
1 t r.m r ci'N 1 11 if ; 1. - imm i i i i nimnnsnin.
cuicayo Kuaxvay L,- ers in uic ctuntry, ana ins subject , CommePcla, Ariii,nnnic,t'k,mmtcial Law
av and family are also at Chicago
this week.
horse. Mrs. Beard came on Thurs-
day ready tor (tie race, Out Horn Tho mi ;urv ,v;n be iu session
gome cause Miss lossett failed, for j .lU thig week :inJ perhaps most of which all were very sorry as a j ncxt WC(.k The prosecuting atMumln r came to witness this alone. toruey Ja!S a l:U rC amount of work Sure it would have been interesting j to 1)C eonsijerc.a ima a UUmber of 1 1 1 1 1 .1
to au, as ootn ladies are noiea , indictments may be expected.
equestrians, Mrs. Beal'd proving her merits by the half m'de ride at the race track uuring the week previous to the fair. Mr. East promises that this ;d)ull be one of the interesting features of the next fair. So ladies form a riding1 club and get ready for practice. Buy Shoes at Wicks Bee Hive. Administrators and Executors and those who have the advertising for Estates will do a special favor for the TELEPHONE if they will always insist upon the advertising (WHICH IS REQUIRED BY LAW) to be done at this office. Rates are always reasonable.
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' Morion 11 inner. w ltuultu .John A. Hunter, 01 a., that Dr. Willi ts was here a few iTotiroi-c 1) llunur. yeal aor0? ana all who heard him You an lu-ivby notified Umi on the Oih then will want to hear him amin. day of October. 1 the Louisville, New, Albany A: Chica-o iuolway Company For a lame bacK or for a pain in HimI iii ilu- ojik- oi the ( 'b-rk of he Mou- u 8H, or ch t , satnraiirm a roe Circuit Court. (i Monroe Countw in r 1 , ,L , , - , tlieStateoE Indian,, an msmnne'm of Htce of flannel wuh Chamberlains Appropriation, in which s;ai! Railway I'airt Balm and binding u onto the Company siriiilis iis(isin and : mention affected partsf. Vh treatment will 10 appropriate and lio!l a strip ol land Cure ai;v ordinary case in one or two tor the purpose o boii-hn-nnd "P'Vutng:d iih lJafm a!t i!Ureji Hieuits said road, and doe.-j hen-ov nppi'on- J . fcJ.v . , .. , , ate for its use in thai Iv-half a M..p oiJmat,n- ;0 re,it bolt!ea lor l h? laud forty fv.-t iu wid'h. o r -i' ii w.w h' Fans Bror., :iic drugir;ts. side of the following d'er; Uu j; Ks-1 wmimmnmuwua3AiLUX state, situaieel iu the cotiniv of Monroe and State of Indiana, to-wr jNOTlCE TO NON-KESTDENTS. Partof the Kasr ha!l of the iK.rih-nst; The State of Indiana, Bloominsquarter 01 bection .50 lownship 'f.Uanirej TP1 west, beirinnin at the northeast corner'10" ' r 8S: ... of said east half," Uiene runnii.ir south! In the Court ot John 1'.. Little a
iwciiis poit . liirnct w-ai, (SO eighv J ustice ot the peace in and lor ty poles tovest line of said ist' half,j Hloominuton Township, Monroe thence north cJO) twenly puh s to north, uounlv Indian.-i, this the 20th day line, thence east to place o! beiniimuir. , OUl , , Auo-. lbJJ. I he land h-r-oy appropriated, will CT commence at the southwest corner of saKh''0"n h. I otts j tract, ::nd "will, run on a curve of tw.-lvv! vJ. j- Attachment. il-)d'rees to tie riht. running on saidjWm. Wertz. ) above clescriK-d hintl a d: stance of about! Aow comes le pjaiutiff, by Wil.00 tet-t. asset lorth in said u runieni ' , 1 ofapproppiaiionaiKimaptihHiwnh the111 A' ichis aUorney. and same. tiles lus complaint herein, together That aid Railway Company will, onj with au ailidavit of PlaintifT f'nid the 1st day of Nov-in b-r, JJ! ai s K, F. Dupree that said defendant oVIock a. m.. of said day. or as n'.i not a resident of the State of IikIther alter as it can t hcaro. ani v to . . 1 trie Jude. of Uie Mi nroe Circuit CouVl.at;,:Uia' t,KXt acUon 18 anach" ilieOoun Houe in Hi. of H;( inin.!ment proceedings Drought to en-in-:lon. in $n d County. ir ihe appoiui -f':rci collection of Plaintiff claim m-nt of apnraisers to appraise said irem-:;1iUl that said non-resident defend -is-s and oie oan.a-s ninch you ma ;U5l js a n4,(.essary party there'o. sustain bv the appropriation of the rurhts - (- ,i 1 1 and interests t forth iu said instrument NolU5e he-eiote hereby Uiven and to Hx a time and plao- of meeiiutf p1 defendant last named, ibat unof said apraisers to make said apju-aise-j less he be nd appear on the 28th meiit. jday of September, A. D., LSUi'i, at Witness nj haiu) and ohiclaij.i" ,.t4'ir... it Uimiwf
in saidCiuniv and State, and an-
Speliimr. Correspondence, lius. Practice. SHORTHAND AND TWK WRITING DEP'T. Kmbranccs Shorthand and Typewriting, Penmanship. Corresjon ience and Spelling. TUITION I.OV,; HOARD CHEAP; UUADUATIOX SUCCESSFUL. Addres;. The N'v Albany Business College. New Collets Journr.l f;ee. New Albany, Ind. X. H. Fall term opens Sept. 5th, '03. WM. B. BURFORD,
j SKAL I Seal th:s lJ'.ll day ol October,
I8h:i.
.H)iix w. c!:avi:xs,
. -lZV . . - - A GOOD i H1NU 10 KEEP AT II AND. From Uih Troy (Kana) Chief. Some ears atro we were very
much fcwhjeet a severe 8peil cholera morhut.; and now when we ( feel any of the symptoms that usu- j ftllv preceed that ailment, such as
ttickneHH at tlic stomach, diarrhoea, j
etc., we become scary. We have found Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the very thin 10 Rtraightcn one out in such casetsand always keep it about. We are not writing this for a pay testimonial, but to let our readers know what us a good thing to keep handy in the houe. For sale by Faris Bros., the druggistP.
swor or demur to said complaint, the
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i ierk m. r, same win oh nearu ana ueieruimea 1
i Witness my ivin:e and the seal .of said Court affixed at Bloomington thi i ho jUh day (f August A. D.,
NOTKv OF FINAL FITLE MENT OF I-'!TE. 11 tin'1 -H Mi'i a "ir-juit ( 'ooi t, t vi. T.-nn. IMl.h
in the matter ot estate ot ie..r-"e !
htepneiion oeHae(i, Not ce tvo-y JcilN E. IjH TELL, J. P. eiven. 1 halt he iind'T;iie(l, ;i- K.xeeut-' fsKAL. oeeeised, na, pre-e u t d an. I tiled.VorTo
OF ESTATE.
Notice is hfreby ii'iven to the creditors
Ourrw dereas-
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near m inc iuoi roe i;irrun
day of Oct. WA, at which ume all personsl(;iouru lrtj at Bloomington. Indiana, ou
Stationer and Printer Ai! Kinds of Stationery Work. In citations, Pamphlets, Large Posters, Book Printing Ingravingto Order. end for Prices and Specimens of Work. W. B. Burford, ldhnapolipi, Ind. Geo. Champe, Jr
urvp:yor. HLOoMlXiiTON. - - - INDIANA
Go:'. Kii kwoGti Ave. an J Rogers St.,
SURVEYS MADE,.
rLATt EXECUTED
C. C. TU 11 NE R,
WSLL JUT-'
tln ir aveoimt ah l oie lt-r- in iina s:'tt ieineiil of s:od e-t;;te. 'Mel lhaithel
suuu- will coiik up lor eNi'.ioitiat Ion M'id lrirs and halees cf .1 . action oiVaid Ui oil i 'outi.on the'ah0(( U) j.ppwir in the" M
intereMod in said rotate are to appejirjt'iu, j uh ,'!lV f November lSi):i.and ahow in.auUourt. and ..how cause, it any cause, if any, why the Final Settlement
there he, why said aceom 1- and vouch
ors should not; h apprk d. And the hirs of said i slaO'. and all others interested t herein, are also hereby required, at the tinn ami place atoresaivl, to appear and make proof of their heirip 01 eiiom to aiiy ari ot said estate. Witness tin Clrrk and senl of said Court this hh day of Oct. hSWJ. John C. S'J KCHKNSON. Executor.
accounts with this estate of said decedent
should not be approved; and said heirs are nu&iiicd to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness, iheClerk of said Ckiurt, this t:uh day of October 18i3. JOHN W. CRAVENS. CWk M. C
tlie leading Undertakers and Form ture Dealers. We keep all kinds of clothing for Funerals, and sell them lor one-half the price of other clothing. We have the largest stock ever brought to this place and and sell you goods cheaper than any one We have a large assortment of Chamber Suits, Parlor Suit, Lounges, rfideboardsressers, iiaby Waons, Carpet-sweepers, Reed and Rattan Chairs, fcc. Pianos and Organs kept In stock, and sold on monthly payments. Wo have the Household Sewing Machine -the best machine mdc. Come and Me us; north side of Square in Wal$ ron's block, Bloomington, fiiS