Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 19, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 September 1869 — Page 3
BL00M1HGTQH PROGRESS,
Local Notices ti.k- cents per ukz, for each insektios.
W. II. Bodkin. W. H. Bodkin, the champior. Tin and Coppersmith, who has recently opened a shop on 5th street, had on exhibition at the Fair, some of the most serviceable Tinware we have ever seen. The tin is of double the weight :ut in the ware usually sold, and the vrork is compact and good. He makes this ware for his retail trade, ind buyers may feel assured that it wout need new soldering in about th ree or lour weeks after it is put in the kitchen. Mr. Bodkin took the first premium on a copper boiler, which was exhibited by him a specimen of his own work the copper was as clear find smooth as if it had been moulded, and dressed on an emery wheel no hammer marks all over it, as was the case with a boiler we noticed, just opposite to his display. He also had some cheap, yet .serviceable ioves, ou exhibition, which he will be pleased to 6how, at his shop, to those who may wish to examine. P.S. The Tinware above alluded to, was awarded the 1st premium. Allen & Co. One of the most perfect and complete Stoves ever introduced, is the Continental, one of which was on exhibition at the County Fair, and as was right and proper under the circumstances, the Continental took the first premium. Among its many points of superiority, are the sliding oven doors, which do not spread out and "stand in the way," as is the case with other Cooking Stoves ; the top plate is eas, in two pieces, and hence, will not expand and break as is often the case with the stoves in common use ; the hearth has a groove which holds it to its place, and prevents it from being drawn out ; it has a tin hot air closet, in which bread may be placed to rise, or the victuals may be kept w. rm if placed within it, and not be dried up, as is the casewhen placed in the oven or on the top of the stove. But one of the nicest aud most practical contrivances is a cast iron reservoir, placed near the pipe, and entirely out of ihe way ; it is enameled with porcelain, and water may be heated and kept perfectly pure and sweet, for use in coffee or tea. It has close fitting lids, and beneath is placed a faucet through which the water s drawn. Insects cannot get into th is reservoir, as they often do in a teakettle, and the vessel cannot rust as a tea-kettle almost always dots. Messrs. Allen & Co. will take great
pleasure in exhibiting this stove and explaining its good points to a ay who may call at their store. Cbase & Co. A pretty display of Shoes, at the County Fair, attracted no lit tie
attention, last week, and it was of
course easily ascertained that Chase & Co. were the exhibitors. We noticed some fine Cloth Gaiters and Misses' Slippers, among the collection, that were certainly neater than the famous slippers of Cindrella, and far more durable than if made of glass. The ladies need not go further than the store of Chasj & Co. to find all the sizes of shoes, as well as qualities and low prices. This is their business, and they are determined to suir. everybody. Many farmers have found it difficult to secure a heavy farm boot that was also durable they were us jal-
ly made of split leather, and the aides sewed by machinery the consequence was, the leather would rough up and admit the moisture, and the sides of the boot leg would rip. Now Chase & Co. isell a iarra boot that has no split leather in it, aides of the best and most select stock, and the sides hand-served. It may cost a little more to b ty a pair of those boots, than will pay for a split leather pair, but then they will out-last two pairs of the lower priced booty. While on this subject, we wish again to spesk of the facilities Chase & Co. have for selling job lots to near-by country merchants. In the first place they keep a better class of goods than you cap buy of a Cincinnati or louisville house; in the second place, they sell ty the case .t the same prices you- city wholesaler charges yon, and thsn you save freight. Think of this, come to Chase & Co's., examina their floods, and save money, whi.il. you know 1 the fcime thing as making monw.
Thf Monroe County Fair "Was h rgely attended, last week, but ivj an exhibition of tarm products proper, it was the most complete fi ilure we have ever s.-cn. Every e 1'ort was made by the officers of the Society to give satisfaction to exhibitors ; liberal premiui is were offered, and those competed for were paid in full. The burden of blame r.ists with the farming community. They have had a bounteful harvest, n nd could have made a creditable and pi ofi table display., No entry was mido for the 25.00 premium cn wh 'at, and but oue entry for the $'25.00 premium on the best five acres cf corn. For the best five acres of oats, $15.00 was otlored ; and the best acre of potatoes 10.00, but no one entered for either. There were r. number of classes entirely unrepresented, and now, because a few of our neighbors in Lawrence and Morgan brought their horses to exhibit, a number of persons arc setling up a howl about its being "only horse fair." Whose :'au!t is it that it was only a horse fair? Must the .Society run the Fair and furnish the articles for exhibition ? The premiums offered on field crops were nve dollars higher than those offcr-
I'crsonal James. L, Hughes, familiarly known as "Bock," arrived at home from Europe, on Thursday last. Mr. IT. left Prof. Owen in Paris, in his usual health. Prof. O. will not return until December or January. J. Tipt. Rogers, of Grocnct'.stlo, is at present on a visit to his friends in Bloomington. Mr. Roge -s had been a citizen of Bloomington fifty years, up to the time he removed to Putnam county, and we in fir that at heart he is a Bloominglon man still. He will come back when our east and west road is built.
$3, Gen. Grcsham, Agent of State, has been appointed Jrdgo of the District Court of .'he Unitsd States, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Judge McDonald. The Governor has appointed Thos. C. Slaughter Agent of State. 1st Premium. I. Sanders and Sons took the first prcmi: m on Cassi mores, Jeans, Fiannals, S itinets and Blankets. This fact goes far to show that the goods they offer in exchange for Wool is superior to much that is placed upon the mar- j ket. Sanders & Sons, are still buy
ing Wool, and when customers pre
;d on horses, so that it may be teen fer sh to their famous Seymour whether this was intended as an ( Goods, they cheerfully pay it, and
Agricultural Fair or not
The receipts were very satisfac:ory, as follows : Tuesday, 250, 00; Wednesday, 250.00 ; Thursday, 5505.00 ; Friday, $1,233.00 ; Saturday, 108.00. The Society promptly cashed the premiums, and will have a surplus with which to bu.il .1 an amphitheater, next Fall. Thk International toat race, demonstrated characteristic America a pluck. The Harvard crew, after traveling 3,000 miles no race wit a the Oxford crew on their own waters, were then only beaten one-half the
j boat's length.
Young Men should consider whf.t to do the coming fall a ad winter for their permanent self-improvement. If they want a thorough practical business eduction one that will not only improve their minds, but also furnish a fund of information that will be of the greatest possible use during their lifetimes, they snoulcl take a course of study at the Bryant &Stratton Business College. For terms and particulars, add res? C. E. Holle-nbeek, Indianapolis,Iud.
at the highest figures. Wool to them.
Take your
Clnips and Splinters.
Isaac Jcnkinson, having been appointed United States Consul, at Glasgow, Scotland, a vacancy is occasioned in the Board of Trustees of Indiana State University
A minister was preparing his next Sunday's discourse, and occasionally stopped to erase or supply a word, when his five-year old boy asked : "Father, does God tell you what to preach?" "Certainly, my child." "Then' said the boy, '''what makes rou scratch it out ?" We never find
it necessary to "scratch out" any thing we write about John P. Smith.
Smith docs everything he agrees to
do, and more. His neat, cosy store,
is on the West side of the square,
and he has a full stock of Jewelry and Watches, llerneniber John.
Tobk Smith had an admiring crowd in his new store room, darinsi
the greater part of Last week in
fact, it was a question with many
whether the Fair was being held at
his store room, or in the enclosure west cf town. As it is a "fair ques
tion," Tobe will doubtless answer it
himself and sell you lots of jewelry
for St small amount of money. Ask
to see his American watches. They
are very nice, indeed.
The gross receipts of DeHaven's
Cireus, at this place were 315; at.
Bedford 418, and at Mitchell, $315. Full to overflowing, was the New York Store, last; .week. Seems to us Tuley's cash drawer would be a convenient thing to have around, these tight times. People are availing themselves of the opportunity given by this firm to buy Summer Dress Goods, S iawls, etc., cheap as dirt. They throw o.T five per cent, too, besides the r reduction from the regular rats.
ftayBy reference to a card in today's paper, it will be seen that Showers & Ilcndrix have purchased the Bloomington House, and opened it under the name of the National Hotel. Mr. Showers is an old landlord, and will give satisfaction to the traveling public. See the advertisement of College Avenue property for sale. It is desirable property, and should sell readily. Transfers of Real Estate, For the week ending September 4, 1 800, reported by Wm. II. Joins, Keeorder: Wm. F. Keed and wife to E. A. Clark, a part of out-lot No. 2H, in the Town of Bloomington, $110 00. t.r.W. Bryan to Mary H. Ilendrix and K Shower?, the undivided" half of In-lots 163 .-ind hit, in the Town of Bloomington, $4,500 00. Caleb II. Stone to William Stone, 110 actes of land in Ferry and V:m Buren township.", .f'2,750 00. tiamuel A. Davenport to M. Oliphant, In lot 38 In the Town of Jlarrodsburg. $ 100. John II 'Idman to .Ifteob S. lloslctter, 40 acres of land in Indian Creek Township, $700 00.
Fees ii Oysters. Henry Rott, the No. 1 Confectioner, of the east side of the public square, received the first Oysters of the season, on Monday last, and is now prepared to furnish them by the can, or will serve them to his customers in the highest, style of the culinary art, at his saloon. Rott also keeps the best brands of Cigars.
Skovendyk says he frequently
hears lac ies spoken of as Mrs. Doctor so-and-so, Mrs. Professor this and that, or Mrs. Judge something, and innocently asks why no one speaks of Mrs. Constable Jones, Mrs. Township Trustee Quisby, or Mrs, Drayman or Laborer Milton. Can anybody tell? Isn't it toadyism? Indiana State University. Xoxt Term of this Institution begins Sept. 17. The new year starts out with two new Professorships, a Law chair, and the addition of the David Dale Owen Cabinet. The course of instruction offered is as thorough as at any similar Institution in the country. Instruction is free in all branches, including the Law School. The card of the Secretary ap jears in our columns to-day.
Guard i an's .Sale, "VTOTfCK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J-i the undersigned. Guardian of Robert M. Rice, William l Rico. Rose t la A. Rice, and Benjamin H. Rico, mi ia? heirs of Benjamin W. Rice, will sell at private sale the undivided two thirds of t'.u east half of the northeast quarter of section eight, the southwest quarter of tio southwest quarter of section nine. Also, part (f the northwest quarter of the northwe.-t quarter of section nine, beginning at the soiilhi astecinur of said quarter quarter; running thence north twenty poles, two feet and six inches; thence went twenty-six poles, thirteen feet and eight inches; thence .south twenty voles, two feet nnd fix inches; thence running east to the place of beginning, containing abo.it three and one-third acres. Also, a part of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section nine, beginning at the southwest corner of said quarter; running thenc s r.or;h twenty poles, two feet and six inches ; thonco east lifty-three pedes, ten feet nnd ten inches; thence south to the south "line of said quarter, being twenty poles two feet nnd six inches; thence west to the place of beginning, containing six awes and two-thirds of an acre. Also, all of fifteen acres and ninety-six hundreths of an acre, lying west and adjoining the last aforesaid described tract, and being in the same qtiarti r section, all of said lands lying in township eight, north of range two west, appraised i.t 5j7 f. Application of purchasers will be received, on the premises, in Vn Buren township, until Saturday, tho 2Eth day of September, 1809. Tkrms. One-half cash in hand, the balance La one and two ywirs, the purchaser giving notes at 8 per cent, interest from day of sale, waiving valuation and. secured by good freehold suretv. CHARLES B. ABKA MS, Sept8w3'69 Guardian. Dunning, Atfv.
Henry Rott came out even on his eating house, and no more. lie
charged but 40 cents per meal, and some of his boarders actually de-
oured victuals valued at three
times that amount. One iellow drank seven cups of coffee, and was indignant because he could not secure the eighth The crowd at
the Fair Grounds, on Friday, was the largest ever seen in diis county. Business houses were closed, dwelling
houses deserted, and everybody visited the Fair The Ascension was
of some very wise people to create! flCW AdVCrtiSCMentS an impression, that it would be n j TSTmWSmtf'
hoax. The balloon,with the a-onaut, imftifc U U i.ttiH 4 X
ascended about half a mile, andj Isduna State University, )
J3L001I1.M, rN, 1MUANA. ) milK .'EX.T TERM REGIXS JL September It, 1S9. I X S T Ii U CTIO N F It E E In all the Departments, including Scientific, Classical, .Modern Lanuar:-s. Theory and
Law Term Opens SUi day of
Frovcmbcr, 1S69. For further information and Catalogues address Re. CVRI'S NUTT. D.D., Bloom-i-ne-ton. ROBERT C. FOSTKR.
might work well at India lapollS, j sep8 .'secretary Ind. State University
but we doubt if it can be employed
alighted safely on the Hardin farm
A fellow named Cunningham,
cow-hided a Quaker named Dixon,
book-keeper of the Trade Palace, at Indianapolis, last week, jceause
he had refused credit to Cminingham's wife. This is a new mode of establishing a man's cred t, and
Doclci & Stephenson of Har-
rodsburg, have built up a fine trade in Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, fine Liquors, Tobaccos and Cigars. They keep a full stock, and as they sell rapidly and order whenever goods are needed, their stock
is always fresh. In the matter of
Prescriptions, this firm cannot be excelled, as one rnereiber of the firm, Mr. Dodd, ia an experienced and competent practicing physician, and ia perfectly at hone in the compounding of MVdicine'.'.
generally The Balloon men received for their services, on Friday last, fifteen cents on each Ticket sold, which amounted to ti e snug little sum of 481.50 A premium of $25.00 was offered for die best five acres of wheat, and .singular
as it may seem, there Mas no entry, notwithstanding the Society paid full premium:; in cash Hoover & Fish took 49.00 in premiums, and sold four carriages, on the Fair Grounds To J.. Frank Fee, and M. W. Helton, Assists .nt Secretaries, we are indebted for a correct List of the Awards of Premiums by the Monroe County Fair. 00,000 bushals, - - Wh iisat 25,000 bushels, - - Corn lO.OOO bushels, - - Oats
For which the highest marl:ct price in cash will be paid, at the Rloomington Mills, I.EFELER,RICE I. CO., Aug. 18, 186S. Proprietors. To exchange for Oats, at Dunn & Co'si. Blromington, Ind., Aug.4w 8'69. ,-.-. A Bargain.
A nice farm one mile and a hi, If west of
Bloominjjton, containing 03 acres, wi'.l be old cheap, if application bo made sotro to E. T. Taylor. The farm is all in grass, has a comfortable residence and a Nr. 1 barn on it together with a large orchard of choice fruit. If anv one desires to buy a nice little farm, cVeap, let him call at E. T. Taylor's Provision Store, soon.
Remodeled, Repainted, Rcfur-nhhed.
S BOWERS & HENDBIX, Props
WaT-Ffth Street, east of the PostotIiee.-&a
RJ.flOMIXGTO'U, Iil. September 8, 1869.
Sale.
A commodious dwelling of ten rooms, basemt nt, two cellars, together with s.moke house, wood shed, barn, stable, excellent puin well and cistern; four lote, each 52 by 132 feet, enclosed with good Wiling, and divided into yard, garden, barn
ot and pas lure. Several bearing fruit trees, consisting of peach, apple, cherry and near. Garden well set with all kinds of
fruit bcarins! bushes. On College Avenue.
Vwo squares lorth of public souare. Price,
$3,500. Terms easy. Enquire of J. M. McCoy, or the i ridersigned. C. YV. HENDERSON. September 8, I860- lm Use Johnson's Vegetable CANDY ASUE CURE. The surest remedy known safe, permanent and effectual. So pleasant that every body will eat it. Contains no poison. Sold everywhere. Price, 75c a i)ox. Made and sold by HO WELL JOHNSON, sept.8 69-3m Bedford, Indiana. Sent postpaid, on receipt, of price.
Sale or Kami. NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN THAT by virtue of an orde:: of Monroe County Common Pleas Court, the undersigned Administrator of Che estr to of John Campbell deceased, will offer :"or sale, at public auction, atr tho south door of the Court House, in tho town of Bloomington, in said county, on Saturday, October 16th, 1809, an equal undivided iwo-thirda of this follow
ing described real estnto sitiatod in tho
aforesaid, county, State of Indiana, to-wit :
ihe west halt of the nortieat quarter,
and the east half of the north w?st quarter
ot section two, (2) town nir.e, (9) north range one (1) west, each tract containing eighty (80) acres more or less. Terms. One-third ci.sh in hand, and the residue in equal payments at sis (6) and twelve (12) months, with notes at G percent, interest waiving bcnelit of appraisement, and secured by gbod freehold surety. Sale to begin at IA o'o ock P. M. WILLIAM TURN EH, Sopt8w3'69 Administrator, Buskirk & Hunter, A.tt'vs.
Sale of Land, NOTICE IS HERE3Y GIVEN THAT by virtue of an order of the Monroe County Common Pleas Court, Statu of Indiana, the undersigned .Vdmiiiit,-ator of the estate of Samuel Strear , deceived, will olt'cr fur sale at public auct.on, at 2 o'clock P. M. of Saturday, October 23d, 18C9, at the late residence of the deceased on a
part of the land, an enual undivided nco-
i.hmn ot each of the Joilowing described tracts of land, to-wit : The routh half of the southeast quarter
:f section twentv-one, (21) toii vcn (7)
norm, range one ( l ) west, cur.itumng eighty (80) acres, more or 'less,
And the southwest fourth of the north
west quarter.
And the northwest fourth of the south
west quarter of section twenty-six, 2() town and range aforesaid, and severally containing fortv acres eac':i, more or less.
Also, the southeast fourth of the north
east quarter.
And the northeast fourth of tho southeast
quarter of section twonty-seven, (27) town
and range atoresaul, ana sevcriil .y contain
ing torty (40) acres, more or less. Also, the south ha f of tho northeast quarter of section twenty-eight (28) tawn and range aforesaid, except sl jvcn (11) rods off of the north side, leaving sixty-nine (09) acres, more or less. And also, thirteen ( 1.3) acres out of the section last aforesaid, commencing at the southeast corner of tho norilnvesc quarter thereof; thence running north sixty-nine (CD) rods; thence west thirty-nine (3U) rods ; thence a littlo east of south, to a point (30) rods west on a line from, the place of beginning; thence east thirty (30) rods to the place of beginn i g. TERMS One-fourth cash; the residue in equal payments, at six (ii), twelve 12). and eighteen (18) months, with notes at interest, waiving berefit of eppraiscment, and secured bv good freehold sureties. JOHN VV. HORN BAKER, Adm'r. Buskirk & Hunter, Att'ys. September 8, 18G9-lw
. SPRING TRADE.
leadquarters for Boots
and Shoes.
liase &
Co
West Side of tbe Square,
Are No w Opening tbe Largest and most complete stock of
Boots and Shoes, ever brought to this Market. . BUYING IN THE BEST AND LOWEST MARKETS FOR CASH, THEY CAN AND WILL SELL AT THE
Liowest.
PRICES.
THEY EENEW THEIR OFFER TO NEAR BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS, To Duplicate any Cincinnati BilL Having been in the market at the time of tbe late napreef dented competition between the through freight lines, THEY WERE ENABLED TO SECURE THE SHIPMENT OF THEIR GOODS AT ONE-FIFTH THE USUAL RATE. . This, with other advantages they possess, enablin? them to retail their goods at WHOLESALE PRICES.
ruggist
CHEMl
Call anil Settle KJp. All those knowing thc:rixLv $ indebted to the lato firm of Lefflcr S; Rice, will please enll fit thn ISIonmmgl.oii Mill-; nnd settle Up, hb wo must olosn- up our old outstanding accounts. To those who have got Flour for wheat when threshed, we would say. brinj; on your wheat, ns we ore prepared to receive it nt the highest nurket price. Thankful for tho lihernl patrr-nagn heHtowed on w in tho pn.st, we solicit the tame for our New Firm ii th ! future. A a?. 18. 18C?. L7.FfW.ll fc mrr,.
Siiilc of L.and. "VTOTTCEIi? IIKRKIVY GIVEN, THAT i by virtue ot an order of the Monroe County Common Plena Court, State of Indiana, the undersized Exseutor of the last will of jjqniro Ellett, deceased, will ofl'nr for sale at public auction, at the late re-sidence of the deceased, on the land, on Saturday, October 2M, 1869, at one and a half o'clock P.M., of said day, an equal undivided two-thirds of the lbllow-
i ing described land, in the aforesaid county
and oiuu;, ui-wu . The south half of the southwest quarter of section tin ty-five (3.Vi, town ten (10). north, range t"o(2) wt, containing eighty (8o) acres mo-e or les?. And also, twenty-flvo (2")) acres off of thi west side i f the southeast quarter of the aforesaid section, town and range. THIOLS One-third cadi, and the residue in equal payments, at twelve. (I'l) nnd eighteen (1H) months, with notes at six ((Vi per cent, interest, waiving benefit of appraisement, and secured by good freehold sureties. CHAKLH3 MOORE, Executor. Huskirk & iluntor, Att'ys, fc-Vpfrntor IPCMt
Commissioner's Sale. In Monroe Common .Pleas Court, Aug. 7. 1869.
Willis Driseoll, Louisa J. Driseoll, Jno. A. M. Lemor ,
rs. Partition of
Garret J. Rlackwell, j Lands. Thomas J. Lemon,. NOTICE IS HE R 1 BY (i I VEN , TH AT the undersigned Commissioner, under and by virtue of a decree of the Monroe Common Picas. Court, rendered at the August term, 18G0, will on Saturday, September 18, 1869, sell, on the premises, at pu jlic out-cry, to the highest responsible bidder, the following described real estate, situated in the County of Monroe end State of Indiana, viz: The west half of the south-west quarter, and the north-west quarter of the northcast quarter, and the north-wesit quarter of section thirty-three 33). Also, two acres i i the nenh-east corner of the south-east qi.arter, in f ectioi' thirtytwo, (32) to include a certain i-pring, all in township seven, (7) north of range one west, containing two hundred and eightytwo (22) acres. The above land will bo sold on the following terms, namely : One tl.ird in cash, one third in twelve, and one thirl in twenty, four months, without interest, she purchaser giving good free bo d suretv, 'vaiving relief from the valuation or npprai sment. A. certifl cate of purchase will be issued to the pw'eliaser, and when full payirent ia m ide, a deed will be made therefor. Tho land will l avo to sell for two-thirds of its appraised value The land above described com tkutes. one of the best firms in Monroe Countv. There is one bundled acres in Clear Creek bottom It is well watered. There is u good frame house on it Tliero is a gnod Orchard on the farm. There or meadows n;id pastures. Tlie Louisville, New Albany a?)d Chicago Railroad runs through the (aim, and it ia situated one half mile south of the llarrodsburgh Depot, and ia known r.a tlio Lemon or Hound Bottom hrm. Any further information will be given by tho undersigned, at Ilarrodsburgh. Any person desiring to purchase the above, farm, is requested to examine the premisai. J. 0. 17R2EY, fpt. !, 1843. ConuatseloDer.
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DEALER IN
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Notice of Insolvency. Monroe Common Pleas CourtIn tho (state of James Sheffield, deceased William K. Gwin, Administrator.
A T THE Auatust term of the Court ofi
A Common Pleas, of Monroe county, the estRte of James Sheffield was declared
probably Insolvont. Those interested arc
notified that it will be settled accordingly. WILLIAM R. GWIN, sept U, 18G9-3t Administrator. Loucen & McCoy, Attorneys.
State of Indiana, Monroo county, ss In Attachment.
In the Court of Carte T. Henderson, a Jus-I
tiea of tho Peace of Bloomington town
ship. Milton J. Smith, 1
vs. I Civil action mj
wnniir 1j. ivin'man. j Auacumouk.
BE IT KNOWN, that on tho 84th day of) August, A.D. 18(59, the above namod plumitt; bv his attorney, tiled in my office, his complaint against s:ii(l defendant in tho above entitled cane, together with nr. affidavit of a competent person,
that said defendant, is not a resident of the
State of Indiana. Sni,l fi,f..n.lant is therefore hereby noti
fied of the tilim; and pendency id suid complaint apaint him, and that, unless he npneiir and answer or demur thereto, at tae
calling of saiil cause, on the 23i Day of Skptembkk, 1869. it :: o'clock A .M. of said day, at mv office,!
in the Town i:f Bloomington, county oil
Monroe, and State ot Indiana, snid coinpbiint, and tho matters and thirgs therein cot tai tied and alleged, will bo heard nnd deterniim d in his absence. Witness iuv hand and seal, this 28th day of Augtift, 1869. seal. C. W. HEN DERSON, sepl,'09-3t Justice of tho Peaeo.
S hoe Shop. IIIBXRY L. HEWSOf, has orned
la Shcn, over Simon Kahn's star roc to. on
the west side of the public square, and is
now rt pared to manufacture Calzar.aJS.ip Boots, to order, in tbo nost workmanlike manner, and at reasonWu prices-
Beiairing promptly attended to. Remember tho pliifrs over Simon
Kahn's store room.
Bloomington, Incfc, sept, r, 186.
WANTED Agents for
Oar Fanily Physician.
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other books are of no use. Ajkiiis find it
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giving foil particulars, terms, &c. Address,
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si toif ouiMe.
A Cbeap. Farm.
THIS undersigned o!Vr for salo the ehoapost farm ever oflered in Monroe
countv, consisting of 180 acrw, situated 4
miles southeast of Bloomington. t acres in cukiva-.ion, water plentiful, small house
and barn. Now offered for $15. per aoro.
Terna easy $1,000 down, the rest in two
lyears. Call ana sec it.
C tarda of all kinds printed to order, at! A full and complete stock o( the Plofmlngta Prcgrfcj ?ffle. . J. Carj&.a!ayv'n xa$ at this