Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 48, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 March 1870 — Page 3

i. Am' MISCELLANEOUS. UCAQO RAILROAD. vii .t: AT BLOOMINGTON. i . Govic South : .:e t. Departs at 1:20 p.m rr. Going North : t" ;. Departs at 3:12 p.m H ,;:.:t- ath, arrives at 8:46 a m - : rth, arrives at 3:00 P.M M - R. BRYANT, Agent. flCES T25T CENTS PER

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Buskikk wili conname used for the Representative, he "1 by NY REPUBLICANS.

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iSTEE, than whom .r official lives, is

' as candidate tor the office cf Clerk

Young Hen Should endeavor to secure a Business Education, before starting out in life, and Mercantile Colleges furnish the best opportunities to attdn the desired end. The Bryant & Stratton Commereiftl College, of Indianapolis, is the best Institution cf the character in the west. Practical Tesehers demonstrate the various operations of business, in a plain, common sense manner, and the students who graduate at this Institution, seldom fail to secure good situations. We have $30.00 worth of Scrip on this College, which we will dispose of on reasonable terms to any young man who desires to avail himself of the opportunity. Money saved is money made. Call soon . 6w

- . : vouortoni the rountv.

ir Horse and Jack Bills printed ! "charge 'era

and expeditiously at the office. Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. A New Shoe Store will socn be opened in the room one door noi-th of Campbell's Drug Store, by the firm ot Perixg & Co. They will bring on an entirely new stock of gsoda. Mr. M. A. Helton has patented a ventilating lasting shoe, which isbeing manufactured in Now Albany for him, and it will be offered for salj by the new firm. Advertisement next week. Cabpeting. If you want a Ca:"pet, go to the Bloomington Woolen Factory, where yoti will find a variety to select froti, of a better quality and at lower figures thru any that has ever been offered in this part of the State. A. HoivrzsiAN & Son. March SO, l870--tf Boston Ath-ecm. Bv. n. S. "White Dear Sir: I h ive macie trial of your very ir.g?niou5 Nows,pe.p3r Files, .ujJ find them to be very useful. I have seen no farm of newspapsr file o well adapted to family uid office use I b'.ve lone sought for scm i easy, secure, anil accessible mode of Sling papers. Your -apparatus iceets my want precisely. I wish yoamuih success in nt-odueing your improvement. Yours, verj' trulv. WILLIAM" F. PC OLE.

It reminds one of old times, to see John Smith, the Jeweler, throw out a handful of silver, in change, when good 3 are bought at his store. Shot. A man fom near Unionviile, got s:iot, at Trueblood & Go's Grocery and Provision Store, on Tuesday afternoon, about 4 o'clock. The unfortunate man spoke but two words afterward. They were

So you see it hurt

T. & Co. more that, it did the buyer. They keep about 50,000 other articles beside;; shot, such as prini3 Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Tobaccos, Cigars, and a full line of Provisions. When you need anything in th j Grocery line, call on Trueblood & Co. Silver change is given by Jno. P. Smith. John is the first to resume specie payments, among the bnsiacss n;.eu of Bloomington.

Better than ever before. The Phrenological Journal and Packard's Monthly consolidated ! See the April number of our old favorite for reading the mcst instructive and agreeable to minds young and old. From its rich contents we select the following : Mental Requisites of the Artist ; Philosophy of Faith j Henry Beriih, the philanthropist, with portrait ; The Double Adoption-a domestic sketch ; Life in China, with illustrations ; The Dust in the Air; Phreno-Mag-netism ; The Art of Engraving ; Capital vs. Labor ; S. S. Packard, with portrait ; The Swordfish. illustrated ; Prayer and Phrenology, etc, Price 80 ets.. or $3 a year. S. R Welus, Publisher, 389 Brof.dway, New York. "HO W TO MAKe'tIE FARM PAT. "We believe the book with the above title tube just the book the (anners need. They do not want loivi scientific discissions, but plain practical information such as ills tl: is volume. IIow to make the Farm pay is jviit what our farmers want to kn:jw. If any one by long ..sxperbnee and careful experiments has re dly my in format ion to offer, the farmers want it. One of the. authors of the above b.xk has been Secretary of the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture, for nearly twenty years, at;d every improvement uyon old metlods has been made t'sie subject of careful incuiry. The other names we see in the preface are those of the best practical Agricultural men of the eounfy. The result is that ve have a work with the late.:-', and most reliable information upon every subject eonn-r.tted with farming. The diiierent chapters treat of Drainage, Flo.ving, Manures,, Implements, Grains, Gr.tsses, Root Crops, Special Crops, Eotation cf Crops, Horses, Cattle, Dairy Stork, Sheep, Swine, and other l)omestic Animals. I'oultry, Bees, Fruit Culture, and Wine m.lc:.n. Small Fruits, Diseases and Insects, Farm Buildings, Market Gardening, and many other items. I:, Ins also R tiue collection of .fleipes for exikin ?,

etc., and a chapter on the ordinary lis aa? s

of the fito ilv. w'lh iibi.in nn,l Rimrle

edies. It is on the whole a most complete work and should be in every Farmer's house. The book is bond'omo enough for the

Extgexk I. Hoi-den, of Terre Haute, while hunting, last Wednesday, accidentally discharged his gun,

the entire charge of shot passed I parlor table and durable enough fo:-a gen- . . . . " . . . 1 . c-ration. J here ai e onehunr.red an 1 vorf v

through hl3 Jett arm, just belOW the one illustrations, not mere pictures only. shoulder, shattering the bone, and lacerating: tho flesh ill a terrible ! who are canvassir in other ;cti;ms are

J , i IIIWWIXL W illi til tU'JUt:Kft, illlU 1 5

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manner.

tcptitauon was perioral-1 lha tfie farme

;n ou - own

trust

eountv will

ed. Mr. II. will be recollected by

mam as a trr.ve'ine:

char.ee to secure thi:i inval-

the Farm Pav, ' ot the

companion of) 'i..i,.w to mak.

B. W. Vocrhees, in his last canvass, I Farmer':? book of Practical mfoimation, , , ,. , . '.i etc., bv C. W. Dickernian. C. L. F int, ar.d

oh:rF. Zelgler, M'cCurdy & Co., Publis hers, Phil:-:dnlphia, Pa., Cincinnati, C. Cl:ic;p:o, Til., and St. f.-onis. Mo. Sold only by s ibscription, J. Orchard, Agent.

The United States Hotel, of Louisville, Ky., has just bee a refitted and refurnished in first-class stie. -...- Etertboby is hurrying to the store of Shoemaker & Co., for a package of Tea, or a dozen bolts of Walr Paper. There is such an itununee stock of Wall Papers at the Union Drag Store, that any ODe niay be suited, upon examining samples. A large stock of Cigars, Tobacco, .Liquors, Drugs, etc., just received "V tie "Union." The best bran Is "White Lead can be had at this jiblishment, at all times.

tfoHtJ

r. Smith, the popular Jeweler

nd Kepfti-er of "WateLes, finding that the

toodi ae Jiaa Deen occupying tor several yeais pait, v,-as too small to meet the requirements of his rasidly increasing business, leasei the room on the west side of the iquare, adjoining the auction store, and fitting it t.p in a manner both elegant and neat, rsmoveci so his present location early ythis Spring. "With a commendable determina&iim to excel, Mr. Smith procured a large, choice and attractive stock of Gocds, incliding flne Jewelry, Musical Instrumer te, Clocks, and an assortment of AmjriM ar.i Foreign Watches, in silver and gold cases, seldom equalled in this portion of the State. He also secured the latent nd most approved machinery and tool), for the successful prosecution of ihe business of "Watch Repairing, and now bids defimce to competition. Persons having anj'i.hiag in the line of "Watch repairing to do, e.r desiring to supply themselves with the 1 tes sty les of Jewelry, or perfect, titaekeeu ng "Watches, will consult their best inte.r'iets by giving John 1. Smith, the "Went side Jeweler, a call. feb!J

'a The United States Hotel, of loui&ville, Ky., is immediately oppCK'ite MASONIC TEMPLE.

and State Adjutant of the White

Boys in B ue. S?" Mii.tox Hight, Treasurer of the Board of School Trustees of the Town of Bloomington, presents his annual report, in to-day's paper. Get some siLvsit to jingle. John Smitb, the cTeweler, gives to his customers, silver change, when

j any is due the :u. Remember that j his place of business is on the west

side of the public square. . -"- m" Godey's Lady's Book for April, is received. This n urn betcloses the 40lh year of the old favorite, and an examination reveals the fact that Godoy is one of those goo;l things that improve with age. The fashion -slates of Godey diiler from those of other Magazines, in thai; they are fine steel plates, taste-

eclored not ibs, as is the

case with many pretended fashion magazines. The reading matter in Godey is of a superior tone not of the trashy dime-novel order, but everyday life stories, written by well known and popular authors. Address L, Godey, Philadelphia, Pa.

Common Pleas Court will convene on Monday next. The doekot is unusually large. Below we give the civil causes :

W . Cooker! v vs John Robinson.... ..

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Eley Kntherlor .J iimes Bratnoy Martin Ruble

Whitman. Receive", Solomon (lrr:en vs I

t tic

, A irn'r

t al, vs Rufu

heirs m. II. Cur-v

Ward's lieir;..

vs Samuel 15. Harris., aben Green....

fully and carefully common wood-cut d

Putnam's Magazine, for April, comes lad :n with interesting and instructive articles, and it numbers among its contributors some of the most accomplished writers and tiutiaors. The present number contains : American Dress ; A Queen of Society ; Concerning Charlotte, concluded ; A Night on the Mississippi,

in war-time ; T isect Life in Winter ; Thomas Smith v

Madrid from .Noon till Midnight; The Eastern Portal to the Pole ; In Extremis; A Woman's Right, IV ; The New South, what it is doing and what it wants ; Predicatoriaua, Old Sensition Preachers; Mary Russel Mitford; APompcian Enigma ; The American Doctrine of Neutrality ; Editorial Notes ; Lit

erature at Home, and Literature and Art Abroad.

Eveby Tuesdaj, Thursday and bat.urday, Williams and James re

ceive from the Lake, a barrel of

Fresh White Fish, Piokorel, Salmon, etc. They are cheaper than beef,

and vastly better than any other kind of meat for a change at least.

Williams will always be glad to

Mullikin's

corner, where he gives good weight and receives the money.

Hobse and Jack Bills, with the mo3t stunning pictures ever seen, supplied to such stock men as desire tnem. We have a half-dozen horse riotu-xes, from which a choice may be made. Iobe Smith has, the finest store room in

Indiana, as well as tho largest stool: of i meet his eld friends on

Ws.teh,es and Je-welry. He will sell a genuins Amerjcfcn watch, in cota silver cfcse, for $16, and he sells other "makes" of watches for $5 and upward. Tobe has also added neY machinery to that with which his wokk bbcp v'as already supplif d, which enables Liiii to do all kinds of watch repairing fcr a bo at iialf the prices that others charge, and ill a. much better manner. He don't patch up yonr watch so that it will run for a few day, bat he supplies new works, instead of lie old, so that wlte-a ii leaves bia hands, your Jitne-keeper is as good as new. If you call upon him, ha will give you his price list. Vt22 ,f

iSeeresl & Co vs Whitesnll et al , Vim II. Swenringrn vs And' w J. Foglemi.n (k'o-ge A Ruskirk vs Oilman et al.... Comer A Co vs ,1 G MePhetridge Buskirk & Co vs Butcher, et til Bunker A (h vs Cyrus .1 Scott A Sutnerlimd vs Trisler, et al O A Buskirk vs James Brntney Rufus Pilcher vs Carter & I'ering Thomas Anderson vs Lem m, t t ill Ilcnry Ritter vs Helton, et al Solomon Lucas vs Jane Lucas Buskirk A- Co vs Sedwiek, et al same vs Hite et al Isaac Kahn vs Spenew, et al R M Galloway vs Helton, et al E R D.iv vs same J G Mcl'hcwidge vs J E Tree-dway J P.'H-isarenKcn vs Alexander Sutherland P M Oiiphftrit vs Mat Clay Benjamin Motiee vs F T Butler, Adm'for Jane Dobson vs same Win Hall vs same Pari.-! 0 Dunning vs same l'ow:i of Bloomington vs marne same vs same Jam.-s Toster v3 W It. Gwin, Admiiiis'tor Postor Brothers y. samo VVm 6'hoftiold vs same Jef .1 leckard vs James "Woodward, Adm'oi? James B Mulky vs Jas E Kidge, A-.ltu'tor,. A B Carlton vs Robert Ilavs, ""Admir. ist'or Henry E Soalis vs Che.-- Vr.-.r Ar?.'f.r same Jami's Small v. P Carr .:-. l-o Co vs John M.v : .. .. r Sho .vers & Co vs same vs Jod Lake, Assignee vs name vs : fame v? : A fltinqley, G'dian vs ." . ' A Y Roi;, rs vs John G Mcl'hetridge... Geo Bole.nbf.cher '.s same T I) Foster & Co vs eatno n. rf.ee Huntington vs sama Baker & Brother vs William W Fowler Roads. The experience our people! are having with impassable .roads at present", it would seem must tend to convert them to the belief

Smith & Cochban are the soutl

side Jewelers, and many are the

Watches, Clocks, and pieces of finej

Jewelry they sail every week. This is principally because they have a very large stock, they sell at reduced prices, and keep only the best goods. Repairing carefully and promptly attended to.

Mary S. Robinson vs Roijers heirs Willis Dri.-eoll vs Lerncu heirs J'.ooh Hart or, Ad'r vs IDavi.i 0. Miidicinas Isaac Williams vs Monroe county Jed. Lake, Assignee, vs Wm. Cmir-ley Whitman, Receiver, vs Charles Moore, E:'r Lesg & Worley vs Samuel A. Smit h Whitman, Receiver, vs Charles G. Corr same vs V.' . P. Davis same vs Wm. H. Wisroan same vs Wm. C. Witherow, et al s ime vs H. E. M. Lundy same vs Samuel Mathers same vs J-.ines l'I I'arka same ts J. P. Ki lighten same vs ID, B. Wood same vs James C. Freeman same vs Laac Williems same vs James H. Kiscn same vs Joseph B. Walker same vsSlithT. Edwards sain 3 vs Trustees M. E. Cturcli sam-2 vs H. W. Mil'er, Trustee same vs II. M. Shook, Executor... s am., vs L. II. B.itcher A. J. Edwards vs Gillam, et al State ex re! Paris vs Isarc Allen Rebecca Raper vs John Raper Waring & HiH vs Joseph Davis Jane Stephenson vs Owen. Stephenson Larry Kelley vs L.N.A. & C. Railway John E. Farmer vs same Harriet J. Elier vs Isaac Elier...,, Helton & Co. vs Butcher, et nl Arthur S. Clark vs A. C. Halstead A. Niehol.-on vs Il'arvey Dodd Monr.,e Gillespie, tt al'vs Gillespi e heir.-..,. Mary K. Sillivan vs SiiHyan heirs Daniel Chambers vs Wm. H. Scisooe. Joseph C. Harbison vs L-N. A. & C P.. Co Eagle Machine Co. vs Sheeks, Svie -est, et al Wiiliam Chambers vs Hurnbaker, Adrn'or Joseph Chambers vs sanio David B. Judah vs C. Mershon...,

Henrv Fields vs W. P. Hahn

Jacob Warn pier

John J. Greaves vs W. W. Fowler.. John W. Whaley vs same Moses Whaley vs same Alfred Thrasher vs. same Emily Piereey vn. Andrew S. Pier coy Singer Man'f. Co. vs. Mary E. Kelley.. .... Elizabeth 2 ash vc. John Nash Clark & Co. vs. John G. McPhetiidge L 'yden & (Do. vs. same Bradley & Co. vs. same IMcCalla Ac Co. vs. McCo)louc-h, et al John Riley vs. Michael Berry, et. al Melinda ,1. Harper vs. Geor-ie W. Harfier Gardner & Co. vs. J. G. McPhetiidge E. W. Jackson vs. Pritebett & A den Riee & Co. vs. J. G. McPhcridg Jacob Teagurt vs. Galloway, et al Thoracis Mullikin s. ,7. 0. McPhetridge... I'earson & Co. vs. Walker, K. J. et al State ex rel vs. Armstrong, et nl Alex. McClelland vs. J. G. McPbotridge... S. H. Buskirk vs. Allen & Allen., Buskirk A Hunter vs. samo

.hit K. milieu vs same Marg't It. Henry vs James E. Henry.. Laben Green vsSclomor. Green D. II. Shoenberge,- vs Legg, But; r, et al... Castlrm & Co vs Aeull'it Sedwick same vs Barton Ai'utT JM Su.hirland v! Joshua O Howe State of Indiana us rel, vs Henry Ciark... Mary M Davis e; al, v- James M. (ioodwin Joseph Bue.k vs Buskirk & Adkins W O Hopkins vs John K Hanna Garr & Co vs II Hiibaker et al John Siruth vs Dunn et al Eliza Ailen, G'd'rj vs Dunn et til Orchard ifc Bro vs Daniel Spencer Matthew McPho ridge vs J G McPhetridge Perry et al vs Walker et al samf vs same E D Pea -son vs G J BluekweH George W Crar.o vs Carter and Pilcher... Tuley & Co vs Wm W Fowler S H & J W Buskirk vs Joseph Buck Cilvin Young vs David II Burton 8H4JW Busk kirk vs Stout & Brother.. Paris C Dunnir g vc same

A LIBERAL OFFER! A new proposition is rac.de by the proprietor of tho P. O. News Stand : To every purchaser of a. "Patent JSewspaper File," he will present a copy of the --Chronicle Year Book of Important Information," price 20 ets., the most valuable worLcever published. It gives all the election returns of Indiana, by counties and townships, beside ten thousand other matters of general interest. 6T A. SvTreevbs "iWchland township, is announced as a candidate for Representative. Mr. E. is the only man announced, as yet, although it is rumored that there ate four or five others who ought to invest three dollars. Tuley & Co. are selling their largo and choice stock of Goods, at ": ':'' ,011; :ed figures, for cash. ' i j- .. le a rush at tho New -: just now, by persons .) '! .theap goods, and they . . ' Every article in the . Store is being sold at gold prices. This stock must be closed out at once. Go and learn prices, -e -- . Oaijps and Splinters.

that roads (turnpikes) arc needed in Monroe county, more thac, any other class of improvements. Farmers iiavo been unajlc to haul produce to town for many weeks, and at a time, too, when there wafi but little to do on tho farm, and at a season of the year when the prices for farm products, rule highest. Minyof our oldest citizens came from Kentucky and Tennessee, where turnpikes are built in. every direction from the county towns, and one would naturally suppose that these men must necessarily be advocate; of road building; but apply the tost, (a subscription pa per) and the belief is quickly dispelled. We have wasted a great many columns of space upon this subject, jkuL would willingly do as much more had we the faintest assurance that good would result ; but we have lost faith in the possibility cf awakening a progressive .spirit it-, the present generation, and shall make but limited efforts in that direction hereafter. The arguments aelduced by the anti-im-proveniint men are so original and unanswerable;') that there is but little hope of breaking their force, or converting their originators. An oild farmer objected to turnpike because the road bed being hard, would wear off tho tires of his wagon, And an anti-railroad man says that the use of so mxeh iron tc 'ay a track, would have a tendency :o advance the prioe of nails ! Agricultural Mcctiiag. The Directors ot the Monroe County Agricultural Society will meet on Saturday, April &th, at 10

o'clock A. M., at the Secretary's Office, to make out a Prem ium List for the ensuing Fair, and to attend toother business of importance. A full attendance is desired. M. L. Snodgrass, Sec'yM.C.A.S. March 30th, 1870, 2t. .- Marriage Licenses

Have heen issued to the following persons .-iince our last report : David Perry and Harriet Gaither ; John Comiet anel Mary Bowen ; Shadwick Chandler and Lydia Taylor ; Jacob G. Chambers and Martha E. Walker; Robert Richardson and Esther A. Gardiner; Jesse I. Garrison and Josey Minks ; Thomas P. Ottwell and Louli.; Moore ; Wylie G. Burton and Mary Koons, Call at the Hardware Store of W. J. Allen. ai:d examine his

large stock of Hardware, Building Material, Stoves, Tinware and Agricultural Implements, including everything from a Reaper to a Garden Rake. lie keeps all the leading Stoves of Cincinnati, you will iind the Continental of Mean & Co; Burton & Co's. Buck's Express; Resor's Fashion, with tin liued oven doors. Also a bos': of others with prices from sixteen dollars up. Call and see for yourselves, and if you

don't see everything you want, ask for it. j 8fThis is tho season of the year when 11ml dUejiihtiug and annoying disease, ; Catarrh, in most com men. It if! a disease ; that is ditlieiilt to relieve, and until tho dis

covery of Seelyu's Liquid Catarrh Remedy

was thought impossihlo to cure. There is hut little oxcusii now for people to Buffer with this ailment since a remedy like Seelvo'b an he hud. R. II . Campbell oolis it.

Mo CALL A & CO.,

Have tlii: Cheapest Stock of

NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY .A-Tf I OHjO V KS, Boots and Shoes, HATS JkJSTJD OAJRS, smmi 2mm km statioheby, CottoM Yams and Batting, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, DYE-STUFFS, HYDRAULIC CEMENT, AND SALT, In the Town of Bloomington.

II. L. Edraondson, the Early Rose Potato man, took a car-load of Goodrich, Cuzco, Garnet Chili, and other popular varieties, south, last week, finding a good demand for them Our herculean County Treasurer, D. Y. Buskirk, went out; on White River, duck shootiiig, one ekiy last week. He killed one duck, and lost his pocket-book containing two hundred dollars. Rather dear duck meat The Lafayette Tmde Gazette has "gone where the woodbine1," &c. There wore a number of subscribers in Bloomington, and in surrounding towns. Solicitors for cheap city papers are regardeel with no small degree of distrust, at present Jos. Koshrainsky left Bloomington for Henderson, Ky., on Friday last, where he will again engage in the sale of cheap "gloding.1' Kosh. is a first-rate follow, but he has "no appetite" M. Short has sold his property, on the north-east corner of tho square, to Aepiilia Roge rs, for fortyfive hundred dollars, and will reir.t)ve to Kansas -In answer to

the numerous inquiries of "many vatera," we find it necessary to say, " No, we are not a candidate for Rep resentative, unless Old Butler will agree to bribe the next Legislature. Iu that event, we would like to be there, just to ascertain how much, the old fellow is willing to give for a vote in favor of paying the Canal Bonds." We'd like to be Coroner f lough,, that we might '-sit''' on the fellow that owes us five dollars -Any one getting three dollars' worth of job printing done at thiis office, will receive silver in change, upon the presentation of a four dollar greenback The L. N. A. & O. Railway Co. have ihirteen train.'!

on their road MePheeters received an order, on Monday, from Marysviile, Teun., for four of the "Paten b Newspaper Files." They were ordered by the Assessor of the 2d Revenue District cf Tennessee, that gentleman hiving seen them advertised in the Prorrexs. yi .isKcal Estiste Transfers, For the week ending idur. 2$, reported hy W. H. Jones, Kecorde:-: Elihu Wolf to Eben?zer Dumont, a pari; of In-lot 119 in the Town af Bloomington, $660. Richard H Gentry nd wife to James Gentrv and wife, HQ ;icn.of land in Indian. Creak Township, $i!,080. Milton Short to Aquilla W. Rogers, Inlot :S. 1S1 in the Town of Bloomington, " William II Turn;"- to. Win Boddy( Seraiiary Out-lot No CO 15 acres and more, l,.!00. John "V M.tyfieM ti Alexander KoWsoc

:::) acres of land in ciciuw.a iownsuij , ,rra. KKr..-ovn W Akiti to J.-.hn E Pedwiek, Lots ;, 'il and U in the Town of Ellettsille, $5k. Jar es Cnmiieli M'l to Thomas A Car riiehset, -to acres of 'and in Indian Creek "own -hip. $."00. jn:,,,.., C.irrntchael to Jacob Tcacjue and vni'a, 100 cr ,: of laad in Indian Creel; rVivT,-hl:. a; ..:'.

Gei r:,-o i-:-,. t-k-', hv Michael W Helton, j Attorn.ij ii. fact, to' Lev is Weytner, 38! ; f.cre-i of hm 1, more cr less, in Bloomington i f.nd Wasihtn -ton Townships, $2,000 00. Tlf.rr.n;; if Mctrti. Auditor of State, tn .foiV.r.-on l',..r;-, ' tic'rea of land in Marion r..'ownshi ;, IS, Jam. -3 W C,.-..krloy, hy virtue of :i 1'ower of .Att .r.iey, to John L Dowden, eoi .i:e. e.i of laud in Jlea: Ureek Townshi , '1003 33. A Pio, oit Pic s Wa.sttbd. I f any of t'10 .gentlemen who raise line, Pige, in Monroe county, di.siro to advertise tba )artietilf.r breed for v.-iii -h tlioy feel a partiality, the preheat U a favorahlo opportil;iity to do so, and pay fcr the same with ,1

I Pig, (as lioriio have pr :pcsed. Our pig pen I i Titwr v- ... of a young i a Polani . I " .ten; let us

1870.

CITYSHOESTORE

CHASE & CO PROPRIETORS, West Side of the Square.

r

e return our thanks to our

customers, for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us during the year just closed, and commence the New Year with renewed efforts to please all who will favor

us with their custom.

o

1870.

Union Drug Store J. W. SHOEMAKEE & CO SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUABE,

DEBlOO230LL3a.rtO13kf Whlo:;ale and Eetail Dealers in

AND GLASS. BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC, &C. "W0e-

prepared to furnish Lead, Oila and Glass, as low as the kmcgt and Books the $&nap. jlemea ber, v?e have one of the largest t

WA&IL PAPXlili ever biougfct t mOBlii?foii, and will el! lower than any house in town, ready tiimroed, to?, whfch eaves one-half of tie coitt of putting It on. We always fceop on bind a ".arga etoeji: of : FOtlQ HIKKS, BRA SWIES A!CO WPISKIE8 W Mmmi&ife oohcb. 86s" Remember, we keep n.neooal el I'ruzs. aad -.if nmwl

your ri'.scnpt .oas win ic eoi lnouuueu 01 nrsx-ciass uragi; 'ina we qap- .amjun-i

now, wo eiiu nuuicna 1, wi yuvtn. a. r. rAMBi w ' kno.vn to ever v man in the county. Call aH KlT KB a taAmL mWM

gimranHse watisfaction. J, W. ($nBAiie ft. CO,

Specie

Payments

Are immensely popular, but

Fat exit Hcwispiiper

js3Lt t;lxo 3E3osit

Sold by MePheeters, are more popular stilU D. yoli tftke $w,

the Presbyterian, the Chridian Herald, the StcouUxed, fkt JWM

Uovmant, or the Uhndian maesauinf ll wk ran mxk to t?f

filed. You cannot preserve them in book form unless joQ Uli4ii$f

White 6 Patent Newspaper Him, which wul cost- yw mi BO Wfip

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