Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 December 1893 — Page 4

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Ptf isfeel it 3:33 P. M. Item Day. J f EXCEPT SUSTDAY, filtered at the P. O., Bloomington, Ind. as 2nd class matter, March 22, 1892 " SUBSCIUFPION:' vme Year.'. ; 18 Oat On Month.. . .;25c Mx. Months.., 1 SO j One Week 6c Delivered by Carrier to any part of the Alf t above rates. If paper is irregular matrons will please leave word at office. adyeStising collected each month. wick OYER COLLINS A KARSELLS. A Brilliant Church

Thomas Allen is suggested by roauy of his frienis as a good candidate for councilman of the 3rd ward-

Wedding

From Thursday- Daily: The marriage of Miss Kate Pearson and Nathan & fibrwell was solemnized at the College Avenue M. E. church at 1 o'clock this afternoon. : 4- There was a largo aud rflliant audience pr&ent to witness the

nuptial and everything was just as

Miss Orie Fowler, who was compelled to dismiss her school at the Kirby school house on account of sickness, is now convalescent. Miss flattie Stinson, of Elletsville and Miss Lizzie Rogers, north of town, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hannah, west 6th street. Miss Nora Pcdigo, who is teaching in Lawrence county, is spending the holidays with her pafents,

Mr, and Mrs. Solon Pedigo, east 3rd street. Miss Clara Smith entertained quite a number of her college friends Tuesday evening at bar home east of the city. A very pleasant time is reported.

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hendrix returned to their home in Putnamville to-day after a pleasant visit with their daughter, Mrs. W. N. Showers, north Walnut street. Little Mary Whisnand, the bright little grand daughter of Sheriff Adams, was taken sick Monday, md although quite ill, she gave her se-

lection at the Walnut Street Pres-

it should itave been to make it an byterian church nicely. Her little

especially bappy occasion. The .friends liope she will soon recover, ceremony was most appropriately Little business of importance is

being transacted in court this week, though the time is being carefully used. Yesterday there was a jury trial in the e:ise of Mary Davis vs. Delia Davis, over a lot on west 7th street, in which Joseph Sader was interested, and the verdict was in his favor. The indications are that four weeks will finish up the business of the term. A number of our Democratic friends already have 'an eye out for the loavc3 and fishes. The office of county clerk is regarded as the biggest fish in tho puddle, and it is understood that John Cravens will be nominated by acclamation, if he says the word; otherwise W. P. Dill and L. S. Fields will go seining, and both have many friends. For treasurer, Dr. S.K.Rhorer and Frank Kinser are mentioned. For sheriff, John D. Morgan is willing to be sacrificed again, and Thomas Maginnis and John Riley are also candidates. For recorder, Dillon Talbott asks another nomination, and W.T.Logan, of Bean Blossom, is also a candidate. Evidently the panicy times have not affected the crop of candidates.

performed by Dr. Jv E.

pastpr of thebcb thei&r words spoken being motet suitable. The attendants wer6Lad. Lanman. Edward Harris, Edward Neeld, all of Bloomington, and Walter Norveil, of Union City. The bride's iHfcids cre Miss Ada Pearson and liisd nika.1 TW Tfci jrroomsmen

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(Albert Pearson v a

of the ceremony was the

tosfcwiies wM by tfa ladies, Tfce

with jewels and silk

trimmings. :Jn her band she

brocaded silk

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mings, xi secona onae s

Mfe Bant, wore 4 to-

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ismith Gleje ATenue. The com-

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a Bianbcrvoi wiMMnv were Iford. Almost two Jioors

spent about the table iqoy-

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Chairman Duncan, of tho Re-

tlleW $enrice, aftei oublican county central committee,

bas issued a cull for townsmp con-

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eveiing train due at

ifc "and started on a tour

wi!l include Washington City,

HlWladiBiphia and Kew York ex-

;i;tne way of Niagara f alia. -After. lilSMarch '1st they wiS male thdir r::f'ffm m Chicago. Mr. Borwell Sflf ;r :wiU hare an office in that city, he

beink a dealer in jfeal estate and milling stocks ' The bride is a well known and accomplished Bloomington lady, a graduate of Indiana University, and has been a successful teacher. The hearty congratulations of many friends go with Mr. and Mr& Burwcll, with the hope that their wedded life my be a long and happy journey. Secretary Worrall, of the Big Bloomincrton Fair, is already ar

ranging for the innual exhibition of 189,and hM noliGed the various associations oyer the State that "the Annual of the Monroe County 'etllv: Stock and Drivkig ?Jpiatkn will be Aidd at their etvew :"-df iving imrk fC Bloomington, Ind. Sept, 25 2027, 2 d 29; 189fcn Mr. Worrall kalsci joking Jin-effort to place the Blopjoiiigton fair in a circuit wtth ChiWfoi-dsvHle, Vince&aii and New Albany, which will ml:e jts speed ring entries second to now in Indiana A

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ventions throughout the county, to be held at the various voting precincts, January 6th, at 1 o'clock. In Bloomington township all the precincts will meet at the court

,house. The object of the conven

tions is to select county committeinen and to select delegates to a convention to be held at Indianapolis January 18th that will select a member of the State committee. It is also ordered that the members of the new county central committee meet at the court house January 13th, at 11 o'clock for the purpose of perfecting the organization, as on the same day at 10 o'clock a mass convent ion of Republicans will be held.

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TURN A NEW LExiF. Next Sunday is the last day in tho old year last chance in 1893 to turn a new leal 4 Where shall I spend eternity' In heaven or in hell? Many of us during 1SSM shall leave old, earth for one of tuccse two places which? God help us to turn a new leaf, pack our valise and get ready for heaven. We are especially anxious that every member of the Christian church be preseut at the morning service, and may we be enabled to help one another turn a new leaf. Don't excuse yourself. Will vou excuse yourself if Jesus says come

up to heaven in Now, let

your hat; if you are in condition

to to heaven your are in good enough condition to come to

church next Sunday. If yon have j

arww.unU;be(;ni.ayj -Excuse me," turn a on the rtytdict oi the j new leaf. Cqrue! Custiauej to assert . Yours for a better life (luring Jj. T. Van Cleave.

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A quiet wedding took I;iee this.

moraine at 9:30 at the reiknee of: vl- ml Edward Woodward, , , ? T T. lot Hnffalo. N. YM are euesls of Mtm. Mr. .and Mrs. James D. Mmwm-s a! d' Utnii)v-JIr and m1s, George Fowler and Mjs Mgf-'Edward (liing of Marsha!, Ini. , Cornwell v re united iu nurnayi-.jare viuiii M. -Ceilings mother. 1.-1 .i i o urt,. ,uu. Misses Julia and Hannah Clark

a feY of the most intimate friends;

W illi Ux ir si Hter.M iv. Taylor. . . . Misy 1 w

wore present, and the happy couple; Kma Fields spent. Saturday with

left on the noon train to spend tin? r urandl'.uhiT, Ii. Carr Mr

future home.

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line ween wnn uieir parenis uere. orthington. Mr. and Mrs.ow-j ....Mrs J. T. Nance is spending ler will make Bloominirton their lie vveek with her sister in Bloom-

jinjj;ton .... Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus lieed :r visit) r. at the residence of Mrs.

On Christmas evening the 4 year-. Lowe. . ... Miss Jennie Tilley attendoldson of George Stout, north of!ed the wedding of Miss Kate Ptar- , v '4.1 iton at Bloomincton .... About o0 town, met with a very serious ae : . . 1 .1. 1 m 1 . ' iv't'nt to jjincathum chapel Monday cident. Ihe little fellow held a iaht u be Jacob's ladder. .Mr. turkey bone across a stick of wood and Mrs Lowe gave an excellent and a playmate attempted 1o cut '""cr to the following ou Monday: , . 4 - , K . uIr. and Mrs. Edward Woodward, thp bone m two with an ax. As Is My anJ Mrg Tayr C;inilicbael,D: generally the case, the bono was .j Ivui-r r and wite, . liaker, Nel not touched, but instead two front Lowe, liol Won.lward and wife, Ed tiugures of the little boy;s hand' ,,ll,n-s and wit' Mr- Keed and were almost severed. Dr. Potts l)r Baker is pending the hoiidavs was called and amputated the im Pekin and Paimvra. . . . Mrs.John

j' ' 'armichaol is spending a few days iwuh relu ives in Hlooniifigion . . , .

W. F. Kinser and wife are spending the wek with Mrs Kinser' parents

gers.

A statement made in the Bloominton papers in connection with a

number of stone companies bcinpc.-tof town ... .Mrs. Cole,who has - . 1, 11-1111 !hf en spending several months at financially involved, included tho;. , retne( Monday ... .ArS. ci B. of Stinesvdle.' The Tcie-;tlUr VVoibv, of New York City, is phone is glad that so far as this!thc gut-M f Ins nuni, Mt. W. Ki;eomVuy is concerned it has bccns?,v 5''im7 Nllr:ini'whoT ,plalleild- . , linu the dt-nul c(dlie at Indunapoalne to meet all its financial 00 j,- is spemiiny vacation here. ligations, and will start out in thej K-.v. iJougher, ofWashington,; new year with every indication ofipnding a fw days with his adoins a -ood busing. The S.1;' ' m 0 " GVt8 . t . 'Will L:mev are spending ih week &B. is under the management of;w;ti lonHluikf . . . .The little son James Williams, one of the best of Mr. and Mrs.Mnes uicd Tuesday known stone men of the county. "iuht of croup Mr. and Mis. Ii. v N. Bennett and Mr. and Mr?, d. r. The G. A. 11. Post of llarrods- Unnt-v arc pcndiiiy li t' wi:idi with burg has elected the following of- n.-ir jinn-tos hr.' Sum Bennett tieers for the enuing year: Pnst .ui witd Bi.o . ,,r . f .. . njii ilu- holulius wnh 111. iennett Oomiuaiidrr. Al. Mnail wmnl: th'4j f:inlll v Wtst u town. ..The S. V. (, E. W. Uainey; ,1. V. C. (;. a.K. ui 1 give a supper at the Geo. Smith; Adjt., ,f. C. Cr.y K. tt P. hall to-night. Chap., J. IL Clendenen; (). I). ,,,11, , . 'f.m;iif u . , - , m' , ' d. U Hutchins:m and tunniy ate Pans Hazel; O. (r.,.loc 1 readua.;thi of jor.K.0 lilakely and Q. M. 8M D. IL (;hanibcrs;.Seaigt..-an,7y. Mr. Hutchison is the agent Maj., Wm. Winter-; Suru , d. Pjof the Vandalia at Crawfordsvilie Harre!;Dtdugate to Siate Kncinnp- and for a long time had charge of

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FAIR NCTICE. All peri oils holding unpaid Fair warrants for pri-mianix only will present the same for payment to the t reinsurer, of said Association, 11. D. Orchard, by Jan. 10th,is9-, or the same will ho bruTeu. W. P. Dill, Pres. C. K. Wo UK all, Sec. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors heirs ami legatees f Jonathan H. Fill ford 'leceiisod.to apt(iar in the Monroe Circuit Court, held ai Hloomington, Indiana, on The 1 7th flay of January 1803, and show cause, if any, why the Final S ulenvnt accounts with the estate of said doceilent should not be approved: and said heirs are notin'ed to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this tithh dav of December ISO:. JOHN Y CRAVENS. Clerk M. C. NOTICE OF ALMKJSTRA VlOS Notice is hereby given, that the under, igned has given bond and been hworn bv the Judae of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Siate of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of William Hall, late of Monroe V ounry, deceased. Said estate is .supposed to be solvent . Kniamilk Hall, i)tc, Jbtb. '93. Administratrix NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.

ment9 J. P. Ilarreil; Alternate, W. M. Smallwood.

tho sumo couipuny's bu6iness at

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Bloomig'ion, Ijsd., Dkc. 28, To GodiYiaux & Co., Chicago, 111., You mm- hiroby notitied that on Monday the Mb day of January A. I. IM!, at ten o'clock in tlie foreiiouii of said ilay in front of tho Firt Naliiuial Hank, at the Soutli Host corner of the Public Square in tho city of Hloomington. Comity of Al on 100 and Slate of indiana, I will oiler for sale and soil to tho highest bidder, for cash in hand, eertiiieuto of Stock Nuui I in ;V2, for M0 Shares of Stool m I he Si iuesville & Hloomington Sttmu Company, of Stinesvule, Indiana issued to (xodfriaux cv Co. of tho face value of $4000. 00, when ami where you can attend. W. W. Wicks.

Howant a fine DRESS SH0L marfe In the latest W

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