Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 8, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 June 1869 — Page 1
Five Cents' Worth of Orange Peel. A man from the country invested five cents in Hartford, Conn., in the purchase of an orange, and preparatory to getting himself outside of it, Uirew the peel on the sidewalk. Soon after a young woman came alon, slipped upon the peel, and fell, breaking her leg. The woman was to have been married the next day, but wasn't. The man who was to marry her had come frcm Si. Paul, Minn., and was ob'iged to return on account of business, to await the recovery of the girl. On hi$ way back he, uufortunately took a train on the Erie Railroad, which ran off the track, ind his shoulder blade was broken, forcing him to atop at Dunkirk for repairs. On getting back to St. Paul, ha found that his forced absence had upset a business arrangement which he had expected to complete, a pecuniary loss to him of 5,000. Meantime the injured girl suffered a relapse, which so enfeebled her health tl: at
her marriage was delayed, which had a bad effect upon the youag man, and he finally broke the engagement and married a widow in Minnesota, with four small children. This so worked upon the mind of the girl that she is now in the insane hospital at Middletown, Connecticut. Her father, outraged by the conduct of the young man, brought a suit for breach of promise, and has juat recovered ten thousand dollars. The anxiety and expense of the whole affair thus far have been enormous, as anybody can see. Similar easts are likely to occur, so long as people will persist in throwing oraegs peel around loose.
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BLOOMING-TON,
23, 1869.
Il,v Scries,
Vol. 3 Wo. 8
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Boa Power Applied in Machinery. Those who have never visited Mr. Halfman'a brewery, and witnessed the performances of the trained dog, have no idea of a great "curiosity." All the water used about the brewery is pumped by this wonderful dog, who gets into a huge hollow wheel and starts it to revolving, after the tread-mil' fashion. The wheel works a force pump, which conveys the water through eighty-five feet of rubber ho?e, tc any part of the brewery, a id bv the attachment of a "nozzle," the water may bo thrown, in great volumes to the hisrht of iiftv feet.
This ingenious arrangement is almost as good as a fire engine, a ad Aoi;d be the salvation of the brcw-ei-y or any buildings adjacent thereto, in case of fire. One dog does all the work ; and, instead of disliking it, nothing delights biro more than to mount the wheel f;nd si the pump in motion. Notwithstanding the door of the wheel is left open whenever still, the faithful animal likes the sport :50 well that he remains constantly inside, where he is ever ready for service, on the shortest notice. Lebanon Patriot.
Rev. Rowland Hill used to ride to and from church in a carriage. This gave offense t'ionc of his members at least, who went so far as to hand in among tho notices, one requesting '"ti e prayers of the congregation for the pastor, who, yielding to pride, is in the 'aabit of riding in his carriage, not content like his Divine Master, to ride upon anas?.'-'
It was not until Mr. 11. had read
The oldest house in tho United States retaining it original form, is to be found i i Nepnns 't. Mass. It was built bv John Mim.t, about the
vear 1040, and is slill in good re
The Canadian;' are net pleased with clouds with silver linings. They have such a surfeit of American .silver that the Custon s Depart
ment has taken means to prevent
.V human being, struck by lightir, is in 99 oases out of 100
placed beyend relief ; but human
Deep sea soundings have demon
started, it is stated, that the bottom bairisrs affected bv the concussion of
of the sea, at great depths, is cover- such a stroke can be saved 9!) cases ed by a continuous mass, extending oai; of 100 by reactionary remedies,
the paper, and observed tho sensa-j The gill hastily barricaded th tion created, that he. noticed its im- and seized a lo:uled gun. Vh
port ; then, laying it down, he said : "It is true, brethren, I ride in my carriage: but if the author of this
notice, will appear v.t tii: conous:on lire nlace, v.iu
of tho services, sat' died - v.d bridled, I will do mvbest i : ride bun home."
pair. The Minot :ian:i Instill hold its importation unless upoc payment possession of it. In Hi 70 it was I of a prescribed tariff. Loose change
attacked by three Indians during to the amount of five dollars will the absence of the male portion of j bt! passed free of duty, out upon the family. A female servant ano ) sum's exceeding that amount, a tariff several children wire in the house, i .mt .v paid. The persons and
f.'g;rago of travelers entering the
jiniii-.ons -ire to lie .searohed, and
V an simii'f 'i si Ivor soi7ed. Inslnnd of
by a ! hoi nst r'adof "anvthinsr for chanse."
Indian attempted ent::anee o. i: window, but was raet
shovel of burning coals from
" ! .1
tie
h Avas thrown in his
A subscription paper, circulated for sonic charitable purpose, was presented to a wealthy French mau ufacturer,who subscri I ?d twen ty francs. "Twenty francs !'' said the
face by the girl. A'jUier savage, who appeared at the window, was shot dead, and the survivor beat a hasty retreat.
The advertising columns of a newspaper may be always regarded as infallible mirrors of the business
hidv ho r.ef.nfvl tho livf. to ln'm : of a town. 1 he fact has also been
"vvbv, vou ought to be ashamed of established that not only advertising yourself. Your son has subscribed and merit open the way to fortune,
fifty frane-." "That is all vervjbut those who advertise are more
liberal dealers, and insomuch as they keep themselves and their wares before the public, it is certain evidence that they have what they advertise, f.nd are anxious to secure customers, whom they will exert themselves to retain by liberal dealings.
the Oatmueks repudiate Uncle Sam's "mint drops."
over miles m extent, ot what may be considered as one single aniiral. It is thought to form the l owest stage of animal life on the globe, and is supposed to derive its nourishment directly from the mineral world, as in the case of plants. The new animal has been baptized by the euphonious name of Balhybyus.
Notice to Farmers AND TO THE CITIZENS OF BLOOMINGTON.
NICHOLAS NOLAN has opened a -iew Grocery ard Provision Store, in the room formerly occupied by Chub Hove, on the west side of the public square, and has on hand und will always keep, a lull stuck of Staple and Fun?y "Groceries Tobacco, Cigars, Confections, und in fact, every article uiual'y found in a Grocery Store! An extra article of N. O" Molasses;, at $l;I0 per gal. Sorghum, 75 to Sue. Der gal. COUNTRY PRODUCE. The highest market pr.ee will be pf.id for Turkeys," Chickens, Butter, Eggs Beans, Dried Apples and Peaches. Bloon-;ng-.on, Ind., February 3, 136 9.
such as the rapid dashing of cold
wate." over the victim, and the application of friction ; every man and woman should constantly bear these facts in mind. The mears for this romedy are always at hand, so that t Die in thu house, in the workshop, everywhere lightning reaches the eir:h to alfect n:.ankind, there the ri iiedy fcr its terrible influence can always be commanded.
A good story is told of a German sacemaker in Utica, who having made a pair of hoc Is for a gent Ionian of whose financial ability he had considerable doubt, made the fo. lowing reply to him, when he ealltd for the "articles: "Der boots is; not quite done, but der bill is made out."
AX OLD FIR M
IN A
IVew
SHOWERS
Xoesxtioii.
i HENDRIX,
BOOT SHOP.
. Wiley L. Bates, BOOT & SHOEMAKER, Would say to his friends that he is engaged in Lis business and wishe3 those wanting anything in his line, to call and leave their orders. He makes Fine Sewed or Pegged Boots, Of tho best French Calfskin, and war-ants a neat fit S"3bop south side of the public K'uare. feb24 6:i-3m
Home Insurance Company, New Haven, Conn.
Capital S:ock is $3,000,000 0o Capiu. pid up 1,000.000 00 ASSETS OF THE COMPANY: Cash on htnd and in hands of Agents $?4.?97 84 Real Estnte -185,026 00 United Sutes Bonds, 6-20 139.289 87 Other Bond and Loans 673,912 13 Tota! Assets - ..... $1,625. 974 80 Tata! Liabilities 68,663 00 55J Seeial attention given to ihe Insurance of Dwellings. Rates reasonable. The Hume is an old, reliable Company. 91, i.. SiiodgraHs, Agent, jjs- 0 be found at the Post OUlce.jgJ Blocm Qgton, Ind., Feb. 17, 1869-9m
TTAVE purchased and ntrcd up a now A J. ware-room; on tl e south side of the yublic square, and in it have: placed the i trgest stock of
Lver before seen in Bloomington.
r ave an immense q-.iantity ol
well," replied the manufacturer ; ''my son has a rich father, and can afford to give more than 3, who shall not inherit anything." Durant is said to own one-fourth of the Pacific railroad. He was never known to bo excited but once, and that w:.s at the battle of Bull Run, when he picked up a stake and sprang right in front of the running soldiers, striking right and left, shouting, "Go back, you d d cowards go back !" And some of them actually did go back. A western steamboat captain says he signed a contract for transporting supplies to Omaha, for . million and a half of dollars, witluut reading it.
The State Department has just prepared a list of counterfeiters convicted ano pardoned during Mr. Johnson's term. The total number of cases was one hundred and fortytwo. Pardon began with the remission of two sentences on the day of Mr. Lincoln's faneral, and the last was on the last day of his term. A similar list rf pardons of those convicted of violating the in-
jij 1 Lilt tv vuuv one cases.
laws, snows ninety -
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND CHAIRS, Both common and first-clttss, md will sell to oar customers at, lower f.g'irc-3 Ihtaiever. Much ot' this Furniture h is boon made in our own Factory, and we will warrant e very article sold, to be just ee- represented
bet atr- jt w ms
Always on hand, ready-made, and wP.l be trimmed and furnished to our customers, ut onolliird less money than has
V.een heretofore charged in Bl ximinjton. 8(3, Don't forget the place : Tn the new ":lock, south side of the publis square."sa SHOWERS & HENDRIX. Bloomington, Indn May IS, ' 38.
k.llen &c Co., South Side of the Public Square,
DEALERS IK HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, And all kinds of Stores and Tinware. Nails, Sash, Glass, Fainfe, Oils, and Farming Ulensils,
MAjrUFACTUBEIUi OI' Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Bloomington, Ir.d March 24, 1809. CISO. A. BVHKIRX. J. 8. SMITH 3VNTER. TUSKIEK & HUNTER, ATTORNEY AT AMD PRIVATE HAWKERS, Bloomingtoa, Ind, office north side of thu ""wb wiSTftttendto all business entrnstec to oar care, in the Courts of this State, ana (trs also prepared to discount good and solv -nt paper, on reasonable terms. flref-Mmr. McDonald AXmca Attwaeva, Indiaipolis; Mei-sm inslow, A Con Bankers, No 52 t: Mew York; Veenn. McOalla & Co , Mer-
gHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue o? an execution -:o me directed
from the Clerk of the Monrce circuit court,
I will expose at public sale to the highest
Didder, on Satfrdat, June 10, 1569,
between the hours f 10 o'clock A. M. and
4 o'clock p.m., of said day, tt the door of
i,ne coirt-bouse, in isloomingtan, Jaonroe county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a
term not exceeding seven years, ot the lot lowing described real estate, to-wit:
In-lot No. two, in the tewn of Mount
Tabor, Monroe county, Inoiitna.
And on fai'ure to realise the full amount
of judgment, interest and costs, I will at the same time a:d place expose at public sale the fee simple ox' said ro il estate. Tafc'in as the property of Mary E. Campbell at tho su t of Joseph if Howe.
Said sale will be made without any re1 lief whatever from valuation or ar praisej mont laws. L A WSON K. MeKIN N K Y,
mflv36 '60 ?w Sueritr Monroe co.
I3 1 M I "U M s To be awarded oi Field Q-ojis at the Monrce County Ayrindhiral Fair, to be held at Bloomington, Ind. Commenting on Tuesday, lib, day of September, lfso!) . Best 5 acres Whwit 105 00 " " " Corn 25 00 " " " Oats 15 00 " 1 " Potitoes - 10 00 Kn.K The following statement must
be furnished by competitors cri farm crops:
Xbc land and crawl must oc measured Ly
some, disinterested pemon - the corn by watheria one row and makir.!' caicu'ation
aorcby, and the wheat bv -he thresher, all
of which rn us- be ccrtiiied to. All competitors for prcTTiiums on "rain crops Trill
be required to mak3 a s;itement in writing, in answer to tb:- fo'lovrinir questions:
The quality of ti e ground on which the crop was grown ; bottom or upland ; gen
eral depth ot bou ; it manures are used, what kind ; whai season of the year ; quality and manner of application ; time and manner of ap1 .iioa'.ion ; time and man ner of plaining ai;d so wir.g; what kind of seed and how prepared ; time of breaking, depth, and, if subsoiled, the manner of doing it; manner of tillage; what the average yield per acre fo:: the whole crop; cost per acre of j rod-icing crop, including seed, manure and tillage. Sample of the grain and vegetables must be exhibited at thu fair. JAS. SMALL, M. L. Ssjojxikass, President. Secretary.
A Breton peasant, on his way to Paris stopped at a barber's shop in Rambuillet. While the barber was strapping his razor the peasant noticed a log sitting near his chair and staring at hint fixedly. "What is the matter with that dog," said the peasant, "that he stares so at me?" The barber answered with an unconcerned air: "That dog is alwavs there. You see, when I cut
car." Well !
(.IF a piece of r.n "Well, he eats it."
The English law is certainly superior to ours in the manner in which it deals with the embezzlement of money ami property. A man named Shipman has just been sent to the prison for twelve months by the Commissioner in Bankruptcy; for defrauding a bank, of which he was minager. He hail a secret partnership with a broker outside, and allow him to borrow large sums from the bank on insufficient security. The consequence was a loss to the institution of !?23,000, which the Commissioner held was owing to Shipman's violation of his duty, and punished him accordingly. An Englishman was telling the late Col. Isaac O. Barnes, of Massachusetts, of the great rate of speed attained by railroad trains, in England, and said, "Why s r, in my country they go 75 miles an hour." "They do!" says Barnes, "'.veil. they couldn't run very long at that rate, or they'd run off the infernal little island!"
I. O. O. F. The next Grand Lodge of tho United States meets in San Francisco, California. The representatives will be allowed a free pass over the Pacific Road, and a train of cars for their own occupation. The Order in California has donated one hundred thousand dollars in addition to the usual mileage and per diem, to be used in defraying extra expenses. Preparations are now being made for a trip from San Francisco to Honolulu. At a railroad meeting in Lafayette,
Judge Pettitt said "the time was
near at hand when artificial commu
nications, such as railroads, will do all the transportation of persons and property, and the inland waters, lakes and rivers, will be remitted to
the original desitm of the Creator,
for fish to live in and leasts to drink
out oj" lhis idea corresponds
with the sentiment of the celebrated
English engineer, Brunell. who, in
one of his reports, remarked that rivers were only useful as feeders
for canals.
GENEH.IL DIRECTOR
Indiana State liilvcrslty. Ekv. Cynr Nvtt, D.D., Prwdrnt amt V. '.?.?: of Mental, Mural and l'-Miical Kkv.' TT A. AVyli h;,D.I., Professor f Xatiral Ptilosr.ph'j. RionAiu) Owis, M.P., Pryfcmor of A'atural Science end M'dcrn LafttujK. Daniri, KiRKWot'U, LL.D., Professor of Mathematics. Kkv. E. B a lleviine, A.M., Professor of Greek and Greek Literature. C. M. IorD, A.M., Prof'ssor of Latin a?id Latin Liicrafrtre. Hon. GEor.GF. A Bic.kneli., L L.D., Profenxor of Law. O. "W. Hoss, A3!!., Praw of English Literat ure, and the Theory 'ind Practice of Teaching.
County Officer. Rouert V.. Foster, Lawsojt E. JCdKii'SET, IlENIlY F. Pf.RKY, I). V. B-CMtlSK, Wm. II. Jos-38, - - -
Y. T'-tf KB "W" i. V. IIT,
JUKM FOR SALE. The undersigned otle.-s for side o ie of the finest stock Ktrnis in Alonrco county; conmting of 400 acres, situated Jive miks north-east of Blocmington. A largtf portion is well set in gn,ss ; water always plenty and convenient, u;;ood barn, dwelling house, tc. Ternia easy. For further particular?, applv to GEORGE SUEEKS. B!oimincton, Ind., iuar31-6m j GLASS Al"riIEiiJ'llis7""" Ncivs-Dcalcr and SLaliouer. Complete ctock of Fine "Writinj; I'apers Cap, Letter, Note, liatli. EnvclojieSf every greid.c, quality and size. Tocket Books. Ink, Gold and Steel Fens, DIARIES, NOVELS, SONG Books, Pencils. Blank Books ar d Mucilage. Post OiViee Building, west side public square, Durand's old stand. Bloomington, Ind. J8d7'" I will supply any order, for any hi", ic.at pubii.iiiers lowest cmrt prices.
School
'M. 1 1 f5l.(V.;OMB,
TtM.rer Jit'-rder Kx-:i"iintr Cc r,j?!.er
Commwsioneri.
J. C. WORI.EY. W. H. M COI.LOUGU.
Ijivci'y, Feed ;
fiaiMls of all kinds printed to order, at J the Bloomington Progteas office.
Nwr York, Mesnra. McOalla
shnt, BiwoTlngton, In i.
iayi
Farm foir Sale. T WILL SELL MY FARM, X situated four railus west of Bloomingtpn, containing FIFTY ACRES! There ig a good house, wi',h throe rooms, on the ft rm ; also, a never-failing spring, and u ,?ood orchard. The fencing is in Ijood repair. Per furth-.-r rart.i(.ulars, in-q-aheof SIMPHC'IS' NKKLD. Bloomington, luci., March j7, 1859-8ra
Woiley & McColiougli, gicxite the South end cf the li.R. Depot, AVE one of the largest and best arranged Livery and Sale Stables in Monroe, or in any ol'aer county in Southern Indiana. 8f.ddle horsei, or horses and buggiua will be furnished at any hour of the day or night. Commercial travelers and others, will bo fumisbod with conveyance to neighboring towns. Good, steady horses furnished to families. Hcrscs fed hy the
single feed, da or week, at reasonable ratiis. "Wo proposu to keep a first-class stable, and ask t'ao public to give us a trial. Bloomington, Ind., iiar2Dy
T. Y. Kaper, H. It. PiULT.irs, JamksJSmai.l.
Wm. F. Biuavnixo. Chnirman of Union
Central Cknuntties of Monroe county. E. E. Sltjss, Assessor of Ini. Revenue. Courts Circuit'. Court D. R. EckeU, Judge; John O. Robinson, Pros. Attorney. Scxv.oi-s April and October. Common Picas Court T. V. Woo! en. Judge ; Jamex II. Reeves, Prosecuting Attorney. SessionsApril, August and. Dt cemher. Township Offtcels M. L. Snodgrnsn, Township Trustee; F. T. Butler,' Jesse T. Co.e and C. W. Henderson, Justices of the Peace. Cori'oration Officers Clerk, John C.
Orchard;- Pros. Attorney, J. F. Pitttnan ; Marshal, Oscar Soitders ; Treasurer, J. FManUy. Trustees 1st ward E. B. Voss; 2d ward S. L. Osborn; 3d ward J. Manner ; 4th ward Parker Pearson; 5th ward John Waldron. School Trust hes Milton IHght, Geo. M. Clbxse, and G. W. Has.
porn, dunn & co.;
DEALERS in Dry Gootls and Hijtionfi, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS
AND CAPS, C. Call at the north-east corner of fth and
Kailroad street. raayl6-y
At Louisville, a few days since, Miss Wilheliaina Yonne was fatal
ly injured by the explosion of a can of coal oil. Shis was engaged, in cooking supper, and watt standing
near a cook stove. A short distance from the stove, on a shelf several feet from the floor, sat a can of coal oil. The lady did not touch the can, nor was the heat from the stove considered dangerously Let; but while she was thus standing by the stove, the can suddenly bursted with a loud report, and in a iev moments the whole room was filled with flame. The unfortunate ludy was instantly enveloped by the fire, and, with piteous cries, ran from the house into the rear garden, where her mother was engaged at work. Before the fire could be extinguished, however, the unfortunate woman was terribly burned, and had inhaled the fatal elertent. She lingered in the most intense and excruciating misery, until Friday afternoon, wbea death came to her relief.
Quinine. This impaktable yet greatly demanded dreg it alarmingly scarce in this country, at the present time, in consequence of a temporary (suspension of its manufacture by Messrs. Powers & Wightman, of Philadelphia, the principal producers of the article. A sudden eruption of fever and ague just now, would be attended with disastrous results.
Roses. To destroy insects on
Dunne a ?rfeit. rplimmiB piyW ! the leaves of your roses, an experi
ment in Boston, a gentleman met a encC(J gardener tells as the following new convert, who took him by the remedy, which we are assured never , 3 i.L - ; :j
inns, uuu tu ex.jjeuse 13 uiuousiuerable: Take about two ounces of quassia, which is cheap, and can be procurred at any drug store, and put it in a gallon of "water, which boil twenty minutes. When ccld, wash the leaves of the bashes with it. Many florists have lately been
complaining of a little green insect, and they will do well to try the
receipe. A traveler in Pennsylvania asked the landlord if they htd any cases of sun-stroke in that town. "No.
sir," said the landlord ; "if a man
gets drunk here, we say ae is drunk, and never call it by any other name."
hand and said
"I have becom : a Christian." "You are a Christian, then, all at once," said the other, "you propose to act strictly on Christian principles. I am glad of it. I congratulate you. Suppose we now have a settlement of accounts between us. Pay me what thou, owest." "No," said the new-born child, as he turned on his heel, "religion is religion, and business is business." 'Bl MM J The scientific gentlemen sent on by the Smithsonian Institute to make preparations for observing the grand solar eclipse of August 7th, are actively at work, being engaged at the present time in determining the meridian lines of the places of observation. One party is now at Springfield, Illinois, establishing a meridian line, to be connected with the surveys cf the Land OfSce.
M.A. DPKN. E. II ATTEBTOH. 7. C. DUNS'. JQUNN & CO., General Produce, Conunisrion And Forwarding Merchants, Wholesale and Betail GROCERS, And dealers in Nails, K-xahawa and Lake Salt, White Fish, &cl, B.eomington, Ind. May9 67-y
Came Down. A few days since a farmer near tliis city sold a lot of wheat for one dollar per bushel, for which last fall he reiiised to take two dollars and fifty cents a buslid holding it for a rise! Ter.ie Haute JErfi8. Last year, two thrifty Gerrmiits Surchased eighty acres of land in outhern Tennessee. This seaftcn they gathered from four acres, enough strawberries to pay for itie whole tract.
ANDERSON & HAM 111 ON, Booksellers aiid Slalioutrs, And Wholesale Oealcrs In Blank Book.i, Window Blinds, and every difcriptioii of Mitchell, Indiana. JSP We gnuranteo our price as low as any house in tho west. may2oy
Clliurches. Methodist EpUforial, corner of Madison
and oth atreela; Itev. Henry K. Navlor,
Pastor. First Presbyterian, Walnut street, Let) 5th and 0th, A. Y. Mooke. Pastor. Second Presbyttrian, t'th street, b-t. C.d
lege Avenue and Kailroad: Rev. E.
Ballf.ntink.
Christian, 8t!.i street, bet. Washington
ana ljineoln j fcldcr W.H.l-.'l reat, Pastor.
Baptist, corner -f Washington and -Hli
streets: H. JSi;KiO, raster.
Reformed Pr:sb Urian, College Avenuo,
het. 8th and Oth : Rev.T. A. Wyi.ie. Pastor,
United Presbyterian, west end of 8th
stri ot: Rev. V . Tprxjjr, Pwtor.
Catholic, corner of Madison and 4th sU
FOR SALE. A first-rat.! PEDDLING WAGON, almost new, for sale cheap, Enquire at Small's Hardware Store.
'V S3L 1 II 1 0 IP S 1111 For Salo. I WILL SELL ON REASON .MILK terms, my l'arin, live miles west of tlm town of Bloomington, Ind., containing 220 Acre of Land. The Farm is in excellent condition, and h supplied with many modern conveniences, m ; ir3 SC'-3ra ' N. H. M A Y If 1 15 L I).
ilttl8illM printed expeditiously and cheaply, fct tbo Progress oiln;o.
Tarran ly JJeeds and Mortgages for
T l ralo at the JJr:igrtss oluce.
AliiiiiiSstr;iiiiV'N Sitle.
I WILL SIC1.L AT T.UK LATli RESIdencc of MaLthew Ktdly, deceased, lato
ot .Monroe cour.ty, Ind., in Kllcttsviuc, on SaturOcy, Juno 20, 1809,
the followitiK articles 'o-wit. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Medical Roo
and Instrunieu -, &c. It beinc the property
of Mnt".hew Kelly, deceased, Lite of Mi-nroo
county, Indiana. A credit ot nine months
will bo Riven, tho purchaser giving not
with approved security, waivirg valuation
nml ftpprmsment laws or tn- Mau, ot In diana. MAliY K. KULLY. juno'2t3 Adminihtratrix.
S- CVT THIS C BIT. "Wt
From the Bloomingwit Progress. THIS ADV ERTISEMENT iid. lO Xollais in
GKEKNBi.CKS will pay for
$20 Wotih of Goods! AT TIIK Kcw York Store 0 F rux-iioY co., On Oie south side of Pi Ml Square, BI.OOMIIXGTO,
tiood Calicoes, at from 8 to l-iCt.)yd. Bleached Domestic, as low as Svyd. Brown Domestic, from 10 to -8c5yd. Good Med IVking for lOecjd. (loial Paper Collars, lBcta box. Dress Goods very cheap. White Cotton Ifoie, 15cts ty pair. A full line of Parasols. An cndloss variety of Notions. very cheap. A very largo stoc'; of 8uinm t Hats. We sell Boots and Shoes vore low, at tho NEW YOU It STORE, May 26, 1809 TULEY & CO., Props.
REAPERS AND MOWERS! JUST RECEIVED in store by the undersigned, a Car Load of those celebrated macl inea. They are bo universally known in this county, that I deem it unnecessary to set forth their advantages over other machines ; suffice ittc say that improvements have bn made
this season, tnat add to tneir value, and make them Without a Rival in tho market. The manufacturer's inform us that they h ivo mere orders in already, than they wi d be able to fill. Those wanting the BEST MA CHINE, will do well to leave their orders 'arly. Also on lianas 2 DOZ. REVOLVING RAKES,
1-2 doz. Buckeye Wheel Rakes,
SCYTHE SNATHS, FORKS, Rakes, Hoes, Spidcs, Sko?els, Axes, Jic, Also, a genaral assortment of Builders' Hardware, Paints,
Oils, lilas, Steel, Iron, Nails,
Stoves and Tin war e
&c., &c. Thankful to Lis numerous friends and customers for the very liberal patronage heretofore! received, he hopes by close attention and fatr ddaxino to merit ft continuance of the aamx may5-y JAKES SMALL.
Acres of Land
IvSIRlNG TO GO 'WEST, I
D1
Admin iNlralor's Sals-.
1VTOTICE LS UKKKIiY GIVEN THAI
ly l::io undor5.iKni:d lias been appointed,
by tho Clerk ot' "Monroe County Common I-'leas Court, Administrator, with tho will annexed, of the estate of Frederic Wisely, deceased, late of Ch ar Creek township, Monvcie county, Imliana. Said estate s supposed to bo solvent. JAMJW WOOJDWAKD, junet3 Adminiutrator.
II seil at private si lo my two farms
in M.-nroe county. One rf ttOft ACI'CH), in Itiehland Dwtisbip, two miles northwest of Kllettsvillo, with two howw, two bama and t wo orchards. Land nil ir. gnua. On.. Farm of "MO AcreM, thrco miles northeast of Klletts-villo. 1'bU farm is well improved, in the matter cf fencing, and is !i in grits. The farma will be sold in a LorJy, or separately, to sutt purchasers. iw TBt.au 0 itk, ii'ii.Y to D. B. WOODS, mai 3 ,lra llttvill, Ind.
Pnotograpns l I hotorapli ! DON'T FOBGET THOSE YOU 3JOV A at hon., bat tend them to
Booms and have them photographed.
Persons X a distance are informed tlf.t
Negatives are presarved, that in ease at death, Phctograjias can be ordered. Or
what is far better, tbe same JN egauves can
be enlarged, from medium to life dot, eitlitor plain, at a xt of $4.50, up to $4O.0, color ed. One of the best "Dolorists in tbs
country, hss been employed, and his vcrk
can be reuoa on.
Orders frm a distance aolkt
ed, and sat tsfaction given.
Seiid by mail a Dagnerro-atrpe or
Ambrotype, enebxing $5.(0, and get one of his large oisad Pliotograplia, neatly from i.
Hours for children, botween 10 anti 1
o'clock J. Ik ALLISON
Bloomingon, lacL, Hay 5, 1358.
J. W. UHOXMAXXft.
Inion Drag Store, South, Side PuMlc Square. J, W. Shoemaker Co,, Wholesale cmd BeUtU Dealen in
CINES,
OILS AND
med::paints, GLASi
Spring JiStoclc. Millinery Goods, Gloves, Hosiery and Fancy Goods. College Avenue, North of Sixth St. OV& SPRING STOCK, which has just been opened, is by far the most lull and complete ever brought to Bloomington In addition to a completo stock of the most fashionable Millinery Goods, wo have niw a full and carefully selected stock of Gloves and Hosiery. "Wo propo.' 0 to do a cash business, exclusively, and v ill sell goods at a small profit. Blea fhing and Pressing Done in a satisfactory manner, and on the shortest notice. An inspection of our uew stock is respectfully solicited. MB 3, S. J. BEERS, HIS S E. II. FABJ8. Bloomington, April 21, 18(lwfi
Also, a large atock of Xuraiture, Cc tck
and Japaa Vaxi iiih. Coal, hui, linseed mi f'tsh
Amos' and Acams' faint, Yamiah nd
"Wbitowieah Brushes.
Wall Paper , Window Shades, tie. School and College Text Books, aad Statiouerj ef all kiacis, Tobacco iuii Cigars, L.1MPS AND LANTEBSrg. Wo keep on hands a tirioly pure ttock of Blackberry, Port and Grape Wat; French Peach and Blackhsrry Brsady; Bourbon, "Wboat and Ey Whjrky, tor Medical Pwrpoees Only. We hold all our Ptittnt Modi, in m to prices Wore the ?ar. Wt fael t aikful for past favors, and eolitnt the patronac aef the public, and will ritnim (atisfalttoa to afi. s.w. BW.mx.m '30, norSV& lBlKtlBfta, liisd