Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 September 1869 — Page 3
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LOCAL AND MSCELLANEO US.
L. N. A. $ CHICAGO RAILROAD. TIMX TABLE AT BLOOMINOTON. Express Quiiut Soutit: Arrive at 1:21 p.m. Departs at 1:4) p m Express Qcinff North : Arrives at 3:05 P.M. Departs at 3:15 P.M Freight, going south, arrives tit 9:16 a m Treiebt. coiner north, arrives at 2:16 p.m
M. SLOAT, Superintendent
Post Office Time Table. Tim4 of closing mailt at Bloorungton, Indiana, Post OJftcs, is as follows; L.N.A. & C.R.R. south, m.y, 124 p.m " " " north, w&y, 1 PM From Deem and White Hall, on Inesdaya and Saturdays., at 11 a m From Nashville, TJnionville, Oak Farm, Spearvilie, Cleona and Belleville. Saturdays, at 12J p.m From Bloomfleld, Stanford, Soliberry. Hoblinville, Park, Linton, 'Worthinjjton, Pt. Commerce, Jasonville, Newark, Silver Creek and Wright, Tuesdays and Fridays, at a m From Bryant's Creek, Saturdays, at 12 p.m Offat cptn during tt week, from o'clcck A.M. to 9 P.M., and on Stmiiays, from 9 to 1 0 o'clock A.M. J. GLASS McPJlEETERS, P.M.
t6J Local Notices ten cekts 1JJCE, FOR EACH INSERTION. 55
PER
Notice. All persona having ray potato seed cn the shares, will please deliver the rent (one-fifth) at Clark's ce.lar, McColloitgh's corner. H. L. Edmondson. Silver. Three tons of silver passed through Davenport, Iowa, las t week. It was in bricks, ami weighed 1 500 ounces each. With one exception, the bricks were hi sealed leather sacks. The exception Wii9 bare, weighed 125 lbs., and bore ths stump "$i,S01 96." The most of this silver wul be manufactured in:o beautiful silver ware, of which Smith & Cochn.n will have a libera! supply. The ladies must be ready to buy- when those goods arrive, as gr?at bargains will most certainly be offered., on the south side.
jgThe County Treasurer has gone into the stock business extensively, having yesterday levied on
three steers and eight heed of mules ;
to satisfy it claim of 397:10 for delinquent taxes, against Jesse A. Mitchell, of Lawrence county. A watch of the best American
Candy Ague Cure. In these days of fever and shakes, the people ought tu feci interested in a speedy, (fleet tul and pleasant cure. Such a one is offered in the Candy Ague Cure, ut up arid sold by Howell it Johnson, of Bed for :1, Ind., at 75ets. per box. This firm is sou id, Ave uu vouch foi them, and they warrant th? Candy Cure to give satisfaction in every instance, where it is given a air trial. It costs but little, and th? proprietors are responsible men, who will make good their assertions. Sent to any address, upon the receipt
! of the price.
Newark D. M. Smith. Ellettsville T. A. Whitted. Freedom IT. S. Talbott. Bioomtit !1 S. McXausjhten. Cotter Point. To supplied S. t)enny. Linton W. IT. Come ius. Jasonville-To besuppl ed-G. W. Asluiry. C. Nutt, President Stile VJniv jrsity, H. B. Ilibhen. Chaplain U. Navy, metnbors of lllooniiiifcton Quarterly Confer :nce. MITCHELL I) iSTKlU'i . J. Walls Providing ELler. Aliiehell W. P. Armstrong. Orleans W. F. Puttcison. Springville N. J. Hell. Bedford J. K. linint. Erie J. B. Hamilton. I.ogootoe H. II. llhf dcs. Shoals J. A. Ward. Stnnfonl F. A. Klier. Pliiinvili- A. W. Khively. Ling Ching Ting, Mi.-sionary t: China. Chips and I'iplisiti rs.
music store or piano forte depot, in
Bloomington.
There is a large seope
of country here, that could be worked to good advantage, by an energetic agent It was fortunate that the Monroe County Fair was held at so early a day, this season. It has rained sufficiently, each Tuesday since, to ruin such an exhibition in this county of clay soil Always expect an editor to publish communications or resolutions of all Societies, free of charge,, bat don't ask the landlord to give his rent, the grteer his eoal oil, or the fi rmer his wood. These things wot; Id be considered very prcsuniptious. But wherein lies the difference? Mr. A. R. Howe, son of Joseph M. Howe, Esip, has gone to Chicago to
attend Commercial
College-
Absalom Baker, a citizen of Stanford, Monroe county, died at his residence, on the 17th ult., at; the ripe old age of (38 years C:mt. W.H.YVarrl. a native of Mon
roe county, but now residin g at Sa- P.ple will sit on a hard bench forty letu. and acting as Agent for a Lou- r sixty minutes, while a speaker is iile house, was thrown j-rotn his j howls at them, but when the same
stuff is put in a newspaper, to the extent of five or ten col urn .is, not one person in twenty will wade through it. Can't blame 'em. Brevity and point, are the taking fea-
buggy, several weeks ago, while trav
eling in Green county, rijflit hip dislocated.
and had his The .disloca
tion was not red. iced until ten davs
had passcd-
-The Lawrence
There is no quinine in it. a -. m
County
manufacture can be purchased otincne 0f :ne bitter, sickening tast
John P. Smith as cheaply as at the; jM.t.ujir to Ague medicines gener
factory. ,rle has also a complete! y
supply of .Geneva, French, English and Swiss watches, of prices and styles to suit the most economical and fastidious. The American, however, possess this advantage over imported ones : If any part of the mechanism is last or broken, it can be replaced. Give John a call. It is worth a long walk just to examine Lis neat store room.
County Com mssloners have purchased lots, two squares west of the public square, upon which a new court house; will soon be built S.'arce : Money and frosb but ter Rev. Mr. Nay lor, of the M. E. Church of Bl oomino-ton. has been
No poison in it, and j j t Centenary Church of
lurert in newspaper writing, nowa
days
To the Ladies! We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the KFairv Sewuig
Machine," in another column of our j s fresh , genuine seed for sale, and
paper.
Early Rose. At tin
Fair, the Early Hose Potatoes took the 1st premium. This variety is solid, no matter how large the potatoimay grow, while the large Russets are hollow in the center. We were shown soaie very fine specimens of toe Early Rose, last week, by Mr. Edmondson, and upon actual test, find this variety, when boiled, dry, st irchy and ni tricious. Mr. E. has averaged 400 bushels to the acre of tr is variety, the present season. He
The reduced price at which j a? the demand next Spring wil'. be
very great, all peisons who purpose
pianting.should secure seed this Fall. To those who purchase seed potatoes of Mr. Edmondson, he will transmit the secret of keeping them en-
macbines have been sold, which, intl 'y lreo :r01u dampness, lreezing
itself, is sufficient evidence of their i ai J grouting.
utility in every household. N. II.
it is now offered (5) places the
machine within the reach of every family in the land. Since the reduction in the price
of the "Fairy" upwards of 25,000;
y:v Albany. !Rev. J. II. Clipping2i', of John Street Church, New Albany, has been assigned to Bloomington We noticed Maj. Perry,
County Auditor, marching about tlx streets, last Friday, on his shoulder a thundering big gun, held at a
"right shoulder shift." Us old sol-!
Maj. Carter, wis 011 a
visit to his many friends in Bloom-
1 mgton, last week. Maj. C. is prac
ticing law "at Indianapolis, and, we are pleased to learn, is meeting with flattering success Dan. Boone's horse carried oft a 75.00 premium for pacing, at the Sullivan County Fair. Total receipts of the Fair, 2,701 Bailey's Ciret s reported gross receipts for two exhibitions in Bloomington, at 1,482:25
A Miss Gray, of Unionville, this county, while, on her way to Bloomington, lost week, for the purpose
liers all know the meaning of that. j attending School, was thrown Jttess the Major's placed himself om a buggy and falIitlg jn(le1' the
under guard, fearing some safe robber may work Jiis com oinatiou. 'Don't you let 'em Noticed Marshal Clark looking crokswise,oii Saturday last, and ascertained that there had been a great decline i,i molasses. A barrel in his warc-roon
wheels, had oneof her ankles broken
She was brought to Bloomington and the broken bones sot by Dr. : What: i& more disgustingly provoking than to have a perambulating sqnirtgun of a loafer, defile the floor of your office,
Tribune.
B.S.Cheand J. F. Drysdale have dissolved their partnership. Tr. Chase will continue the general freight carrying business.
. l Do YOU intend to paoer your
jroorr.s this Fal'i ? Many will ! d jubtless say, "Yes." Well, it: is
New York Store. New York Store. New York Store. Selling at cost and a small profit. Jive per cent, deducted for cash.
, . nghc that you should be informed ir y per cen . ... I where the largest stock of fine Wall Summer Hats marked down 40 ! i t a i e i j Papers and Bcrdsrs can be found. per cent. Shoemaker & Co., of the Union rans down 101 per cent. Sell- r. Q , f . I Drug Store, nave now an immense mg out to nil up with an imrense: , , , , , , . e . S . , . stock, all styles rnd prices, and in
X'ttll tVOCK. now. Fact,
declined to account for 35 galiot s of! over a space of ten feet, in less than the sweet stuff: a meddlesome bov five minutes? As George Harding
having opened the spigg t,wh i 1c Mr. Clark was out of the store-room. A man who c ould rasist the impulse to swear, with such a provocation,; too good for this world The match game of base ball, at .Bed lord,
last Wednesday, between th.) Bloom-j turning out a large number of hgton and Bedford Clubs, resulted j Sorgho Evaporators, selling princi-
34 to 34. The third same will be! pally to parties at a distance. Some
would say, "Durn a hog !" A Post of the Grand Army of the Republic has been organized at Ellettsville, this county, numbered 115, with Henry Eakiu as Commander Seward & Co. are at present
and Emeline Moore, Lemuel A, Gentry and Jennie It. Sherfey, W. Howe and Lizzie Dunn, were granted license to marry, since last week's report We print 100 extra copies of the Progress, this week, on one order. Hard on ou;r pressman but very satisfactory to advertisers
Solid, nandsome and perma
nent improvements, are being made by Hon. S. H. Buskirk, upon the property recer.tly purchased by hsm, in the west part of town, When completed, he will have an elegant home one that property owners in that portion of Bloomington may point to with pride. Gideon Putnam, of Mitchell, Indiana, commonly called "Judge," for fun, or out of ridieulu, we suppose, as we never could ;:ind out that he was ever Judge of a court, and who, as an atlcrney or pleader, is not near the equal of our friend, Is. Adkins, was found on the pavement in front of the Lahr House, Lafayette, on the morning of the 17th, with on 2 of his thighs broken. It is thought that, getting up in the night, he m stook a second story window for the door, and fell to the pavement beneath. We hope Put. may recover, and live long enough at least, to pay us a $li00 bill for advertising, contracted by him over four years ago.
Religious Notice. On Saturday morning, at 10J o'clock, the New Albany Pesbytery will meet at the 1st Presbyterian Church of Bloomington, to install
Rev. A. Y. Moore, an Pastor of
the Church. After the installation ceremonies, f. dinner wil l be given by the Ladies. In the afternoon, the semi-centennial anniversary of the organization of the Church, will be celebrated with appropriate services, at the same place. A cordial and general invitation to attend, is extended to the public.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
played
on the 24i;h irst-
of their Evaporators have gone as far South as Louisiana. Instead of selling their small patches of sugarcane to wealthy planters who have
The L. N. A. & C. Railroad, is now doing a. fine business, both passenger and freight trains running full
e tch way. We are. informed' that j C0StI' inills amilil farmers arc using t'te-road is at present clearing from Northern appliances, and are workthirty to forty thousand dollars perlil!g "P tncir cn'P3 for themselves, month And it came :o pass and theJ' say il P!1)'s -Several t iat Henry, whose surname is E.lli r, ; pounds of Hops will be received on
approached this office with a bucket j subscription at this otace. Got any ?
1 here is a practicing attor-
Best tirre to buy is! , v. . ,,. ,, . ;ald)t:on to selling them very cheap
t',ey trim all paper purchased at
MOLTUM IN Parvo. There isjtieir store. They have bought the contained in Dr. Morse's P.1U the prineiPl i exclusive right to use a Patent Paof health. We have mimy thousands of' tetimonis.ls of th.dr haviris: restored the I per Irimming Machine, tor this t0)T9a,; rihlcb-Ta!,rVii!-iw,oaty and this t(;diou3 labor office. Use Dr. Morses Inamn Koot rill? 1 and ycu will find thn no: only a eurptiv? : vill be got rid of by purchasers, of disease out also a preventative. They; ., , . hould be used in all casw of IJillious noss. j MAOUt (.Oft. Headache?, Liver Complaints, Female m Irregularities. &c. W make no secret of ; t,t, tu n t the cr-da from which this medicine is j J-HE SAFE, m the County lreasupMpared. Ask your storekeeper for thejrer'3 .jtfice was finally opened on Ometa Almanac, read it carefully. Lse ! .... , . , .. MoKaaPillB. So'd by all dealers. Sep. Wednesday last, and it was dis
covered that all the money, except ! about three dollars in change, had
Wlieat been carried off. The thief or Corn , thieves, secured between seventy and Oats . m.fhtv dollars. The vault, (1 nor li.'id
evidently been unlocked by some one who knew where the key was secreted, and the safe unlocked by same one who knew the combination. It is seldom that so much money is xept in the safe, usually the amount required to make change alone, oeing left over night. The amount ::trlri la , YC;nr r , f!-.i i-, f J t 0....
A. nice farm one mile nd a half west of; know Mr. Rogers would willingly
of late tomatoes of the larire, rod,
smooth variety, on last Wedr-.CMlay.i n;7 In Bloomington, who, two years Result : red ribbon for II. 71 or j aS Jn August, procured 5.00 worth The total receipts or the h-.tej of advertising at this office, and, acMorgan County Fair, were ,8:;9. eorcling to statements made by him
Our Fair receipts were $2,.'596 U short time ago, in the presence of
Mr.A.Gurr, is a gentleman who has I Counselor Buskirk, the Co. Clerk,
W A ST E I .
50,000 bushels, -S5.O0O bushels, -10.000 bushels,
For whica the highest market price in oush !
Will be pid, at the Bloomington Mills. l.KFKLER, KICE & CO., Aug. 13, 1869. Proprietors
$2,500 in Cash, To exchange for Oats, at Dunn & Co's. Bloomington, Ind., Aug.4w 8'69.
been making hknself particularly disagreeable, down on White River, for several week;;, proclaiming his ability to take down any man i l the county, &c. He ran afoul of "big Dave Buskirk," as his friends call him, one day week before last, and then there was a tusst l. Busk irk said he had never found the man who could throw him, but this chap give him a hard tug. Yet, alter four days of unremitting effort, he came out victorious, having squarely annihilated old Mr. A, Gurr
ind others, that amount of money
was paid to him by his client to pay for advertising ; but not a cent of it has been paid to us, notwithstanding he has been reminded of it a number of times. We are gratified to be able to state that, as a rule, our attorneys are prompt and honorable in the payment of bills contracted by them A Mr. Perdue, who but a short time ago bought the Faulk-
To Owners 6f Horses and Cattle. Tobias' Dorliv Condition Powders are
warranted superior to any others, or no
piiy. tor the cure of Distemper, Worms, llou, Coujrhs, llide-li;und, Colds, &c, in llor.K-.-: and Cslds, Cciishs. Loss of Milk, niiiek Tonirue, Horn Distemper, &r, in
Cattle. Thev nro perfect!'.' safe and inno
cent; no need of stopping ti e working of
your animals. They .ncrei.se the appetite, iiive a fine coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary orgins; also increas i the milk of
cows. Trv them, and you vill never be
without them. The late Hi rum Woodruff,
celebrated trainer of trottlne horses, used
them for years. Cel. Pliilo. P. Hush, of
the Jerome Race Course, Foribam, N. Y.,
would not use them unti . he was told of
what they are composed, sincn which he is never without them. He has over twenty
running horses in his charge, and for the last three years lias used no other medicine for them. He has kindly lennitted me to
refer any one to him. Ovei" 1,000 other
references can be seen at the Depot.
Sold by Druggists and Saddlers. Price,
25 cents per box. Depot, 10 Park Place,
oN ew 1 orb. bep.
The President Declares War
Against al. impositions upon the people, and Science, following the gior.ous example, is out Against The Poisoners
who sell sugar of lend hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hair, bat paralyze the system
Impostors
Who lDestroy The In wary
should be put down by law. In tne mean
time,
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
is offered under the guars ntee of Professor Chilton, the famous analytics, chemist, as
an etlicient,
PURE AND HARMLESS PRETARA.TION.
Cristadoro's Hair Preservaiim, as a Dressing, acts 'ike a charm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it. Sep,
Blooaaington, containing 934 acres, will be fold cheap, if application b made soon to E. 1. Taylor. The farm is all in grass, has a comfor table residence and a No. 1 barn on it
together with a larg orchard of choice j miit. If anv one desres to buy a nice
little farm, cheap, let him call at E. T. Tfcjlor'a Provision Store, soon.
leave the same amount in the safe for the thief again, if he would Jgrec to come after it at a certain time.
Call and Settle Up. All those knowing themselves indebted to th lata firm of Leffler & Rice, will
pHeaMcall at the Bloomington Miils and j Bloomington has been made a dis-
wsiue up, as we must close up our old I t with p ; . fr K, i to b
Indiana Conference,. The following appointments in which our Methodist friends are interested, were made by Indiana Conference. It will be seen that
oulrtanding accounts. To those who have gt Flour foi wheat when threshed, we would say. bring on your wheat, as we arc prepared to reeorre it at the highest market prica. Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on us in tho past, we solicit the same for our Neit Firm i the future. Ag. 19, IB -FiER ft FICJ6.
located here: BLOOMINGTON DISTRICT. J. H. Ketcham, Presiding Elder, Bloomington J. II. clippingar. Sptncer W. W. Kundel'.. Worthington .f. Tansy. Gosporl J. Wharton. Bowling Gxn Q. W. Telb.
ner House, at Ellettsville, was rob
bed recently, we are informed, of
900:00. The money was secreted
Col. John M'Crea, is at present vis- j between a straw mattrass and a iting his friends,, in Blo mington. j feather bed, upon which Mr. and The Colonel is in fiat; h mlth Mid ! Mrs. Perdue were sleeting at the
time. The pocket book was found,
spirits, and, we hope, is good for
many more years of usefulness.. It will be remembered that he is now
residing at i axton, .liiuh is j The Slate Fair will beheld at Jndi-anapoli-s, beginning Monday next,! 27th instant Judge John U. Pettit, lias accepted the Professorship of Law, in Indiana Suite University There is said to be more or less poison in ail hi ir dyes that they inflame tho skin. This may, in part, account for the fiery red noses frequently seen sticking up over light haired men's coal-black moustaches The fish law expired yesterday, 21st. Lovers of the sport should secure a mouthful of bait, a neat pole and line, together
with a bottle of soothing syrup, and feed the fishes Why don't some entepriting man establish, a
several days afterward, near some of
the out-houses, where it had been thrown by the thief, after securing the money. The bed-room was in
the second story of the house, with a shed-roof leading from the windows, b which the robber evidently
escaped lioys are queer ani
mals. Many of them take great
delight in stealing articles that can be had at home, without the asking.
One frowzy little whelp, who has
the run of his father's large orchard
Public Sale.
T "WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
L public auction, on my ::ann, 4 miles south of Bloomington, on the Bedford
road, on Thursday, October 21iit, 1869,
all mv persina! property, consisting in
part of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Wag
on?, Mower and Reape:: combined, Cider Mill, Plows, a quantity of old Corn, and a large quantity of Farming Implements and Household and Kitchen Furniture Terms of sale will be nudo known on dav of su io. Salo to begin f t 9 o'clock A.M. SepUv4 9 8. P. LA.NGDON.
869, SPRING TRADE.
Headquarters
and Shoes.
loots
Chase Co.
Are
West Side of the Square. Now Opening (he Largest and most complete 8tcek of Boots and Shoes, ercr brought to this Market
BUYING IN THE BEST AND LOWEST MARKETS FOR CASH,
THEY CAN AND WILL SELL AT THE
Lowest
THEY RENEW THEIR OFFER TO NEAR BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
To Duplicate any Cincin
nati Bill.
Having been in the market at the time of the late unprece
dented competition between the through freight lines,
THEY WERE ENABLED TO SECURE THE SHIPMENT OF THEIR
GOODS AT ONE-FIFTH THE USUAL RATE.
Ttais, with other advantages ttoey possess, enables mem to
retail lueir gooas ai niiuLcsAiiii rMtu
3F1,
Druggist
CHEM
Xi- CAMPBEIjIj,
tLM JHELrf 3E3 4E2- JE3 A. W JB2 M "rT B2 m
DEALER IK PAINTS, OILS km DYE-STUFFS, IPerfiiiiaery, U'aiiey Goods and. STATIONERY.
CIRCULARS,
PRINTED CHEAPLY, AT THIS OFFICE.
TAX NOTICE.
th
bllt !'. SCIIiare west of US, Steals apples sale the fee .rim pie of sa. d nul estate.
CJHEltlFF'S SALE. O Byvirrun of an csf cution to medirected, from the Cl?rk of th.j Mrmroe common pleas court, 1 will cupoiie at jiublie. gale, to the highest lidder, on Saturday, October 16,h. 1869, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m., and 4 o'clock p. in., of said day, i,t the door of the court house of Blctoir inston, Monrue county, Indiana, tho reins itid profits for a term no-exceeding sevon ye irs, of the following closet ibed real tMsatn, tiwit: Lot Numbers lllty-tlirea and fifty-four in tho Town of Stinesville, Monroe county, Indiana And on failure to realize the full amount
of judgiient, interest nnd tosts, I will, at
sfltiM tn ie and pluee expose at public
"VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Tax Duplicate for will be in JLM niy hands, on the 15th of October, 1869, and that I will attend at toy ofBoa, in Kloomington, Indiana, on and after that date, to receive the Taxes for 166, and previous years:
from our trees with voicing regularity
the most proAll our ex
changed from this part of Indiana, are filled with accounts of burglary and theft. Some of the papers intimate that there in too much peddling
'going on'
-Willia Shelburn
an the protertr of John
II
Taken
Puch, it tie suit of Buskirk & Hunter
Said snle will he made without any relief whatever frjm valuation fir appraisement laws. LAWSON E. JIclClNNEY, Sept 22. '69 3t Shoi-ifl Monroe co. I posters done on whit -3 or colored paper, . at the Progress od' co,
Wur runty Deadii aud Mortgages for talo t th Pr-gTii! m.
S i i 3 & a h Big j. d 3 - S 3 ss O a; W J? SpLj 3 H fri cts. cts. cts. eta. cts. eta. on. cts. . Bean Blossom 15 55 13 10 25 5 6 15- $146 fS.fiO Washington... 15 55 t " 25 5 10 35 1 1 . Jo Marion IS 65 IS It) 25 20 10 20 1 Tl. S 85 Benton 15 55 16 10 25 10 16 20 1 66 2 86 Bloomington.. 15 55 16 10 25 10 10 20 1 61 2 60 Richland 15 55 16 10 25 10 10 15 t 66 S 60 Van Buren 15 55 16 10 26 10 10 20 I 61 2 60 Rrry 15 55 . 16 10 25 5 5 15 1 46 S CO Salt Creek 15 55 16 10 25 20 10 10 1 61 60 Polk 15 55 16 10 2i M 15 20 1 66 3 10 Clear Creek... 15 55 I 16 10 25 10 6 20 1 56 x 60 Indian Creek.. 15 55 16 10 25 5 10 10 1 46 3 60
Also, two dollars for each female dog and one dollar for each male iog oyer th. age of six months, and for each male dog more than one, two- dollars. Corporation Tix for general purpose 20 cents on each, one hundred doilan, and 25 cents on each Poll. For oaeb female dog, $1 00 ; and for each male dog, 5C cents. For special school purposes, 30 cents on each one hundred dollars, and 50 eea ta each Poll. Tax payers will find it to their interest to pay before being returned delinquent. By so doing, you will save 10 per cem- interest and costs. September 15, 1369-31 D. V. BUSKIitK, Treasurer of Monroe eouxty.