Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 49, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 April 1870 — Page 3
BL00M1HGTQN PROGRESS.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
L. N. A. $ CHICAGO RAILROAD. TIME TABLE AT BLOOM 1XGT0N. Express Oohu South : Arrives at 1:00 p.m. Departs at 1:20 p.m Express Goi?ig North : Arrives t 3:02 P.M. Depart at 3:12 P.M Freight, goir.g south, arrive at 8:46 a.m Freight, going north, arrives at 3:00 p.m " JAMES R. BRYANT, Agknt.
WST Local Notices tex cents peh LINK, FOR EACH INSERTION.
1ST" Persons from neighboring towns are astonished when they come to Bloomington, and find an establishment stocked and decorated as is that of Smitli & CochranIt is us fine, if not finer in its appointments, than any house in Indianapolis. O:' this fact any one may judge who has ever visited the capital city. Smith is all-the time buying some good bargain, and instead of profiting by it himself, giving it to his customer. Yon will find this house, on the south side of the square. jgJuhn P. Smith informs us that ho has lieen paying silver in change for more than a year past, and never thought it a matter of sufficient importance to make a Mow about, but other pnrtiesdmve seen fit togas about resuming specie payment, and he wishes it distinctly understood that gold is psid by him, in change! m 3" 1 dozen fish hooks, for sale at Clark & Orchard's. NT 20 oz. best gunpowder Tea, at Clark & Orchards's. W 2 doz. Cotton Yarn, 1 doz. Carpet Chain, at reduced prices, at Clark & Orchard's.
It raixs very easy now, but that does not prevent Shoemaker &
Co. from selling a great quantity of
goods. They have been receiving a fresh stock of White Lead, more Wall Paper, a new supply of stationery, and are selling tbem rapidly, as usual. Shoemaker & Co. keep a good cigar at all times, as well as all the favorite brands of tobacco. O yes ! we forgot to mention that seven chests of Tea, direct from
China, arrived at this store last week. IW1 dozen boxes of standard blacking, at Clark & Orchard's. 6? A few more, &c, &c, at Clark & Orchard's. TOIIBS Meu should endeavor to ccure a Business Education, before starting out in life, and Mercantile Colleges fur"i&athe best- opportunities to attain the desired end. The Bryant & Stratton Commercial College, of Indianapolis, istbebest Institution of tbo character in the west. Practical Teachers demonstrate the various operations of business, in u plain, common sense mannjr, and the studonts who graduate at tb.it. 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. Honey saved is money made. . Call soon. Cw
Tribute or Respect. Bloomington, March 21th, 1 ',(. To tho Officers and members of Cecelia Ledge No. I6G, I. O. O. F. ; we the commit ee to whom was referred the drafting of resolutions expressive of our beloved member and brother, Upton Caul, beg leave to submit the following. 'WnKKEAS, Tho bund of death has again taken from our midst or e of our members. Units renewing the oft told lesson that neither youth in its summer time, life in it? meridian, nor the wints.- of old age, can ex-?mpt ii from the common destiny of man, and teaching us whatever i.- mortal shall put on immortality; and 'WnKKEAS, In the pleasuvs of Almighty God, tho safe guard of the world and the disposer of life, our beloved brother and friend, Upton Caul wn removed from us and hi place in our order, by that fell destroyer consumption, on the 20th day of March", 1170, at the age oi' twenty -three, having been a member of our beloved, order just two years and one 'month, be being initiated on the 20th day of February ItHlf, Therefore he it Resolved, That in the removal of our brother we reverently rear the voice of our Heavenly Father admonishing us that wien a few years are come, we too shall go the way whence we shall not return; to be also ready for in such time as we think not the son of man eometh. Resolved, That us the order and the c-V.urch of which he was a m-mber has lost a brother who in his intercourse with them
always showed by lis urbanity and sociality that he had learned tha true principles of our Fraternity and the Keligioii of Christ, and that he was ready and willing at all ti nes to carry them into praetiev.
Resolved, That the iodge will strive to
bear in remembrance the many virtues of
tre deceased, the good that he has done, his worth as an Odd Fellow and his honesty as a man. licmlrcd. That we deeply sympathize with the parents upon whom this sad beroavment has fallen most heavily. Rc.Kdvcd, That tho members of the Lodge, out of respeet to 1 is memory, wear .he usual badge of mourning for the space of thirty days, and that a copy be sent to the parents of the deceased bro'.her ; also that they be spread upon the minutes and a copy sent to the Bloomington Projtrest, and Bloomington Democrat, with a request t'.iat they publish the same. C. P. Tui.EY, ) J. D. Showers, VCotn. John Wyije. J
Chips and Splinters. Did any one ever expkriESCB werdncr as disgustingly and infernally mean it 5 that of the past live weeks? Mud deep enough to mire n. girall'e and business at a stand-still. Spca'vingof mod,
reminds us that Noah ar.d his family must
One-half doz. clay pipes, and
pipe stems, at Clark & Orchard's. J Crackers, butter and picnic, for sale by the quarter's worth, at Clark- & Orchard's.
Carpeting. If you want a Carpet, go to the Bloomington Woolen Factory, where you will find a
Gone Home. Earth is not man's permanent Abiding place. Jesus has prepared many mansions in heaven for the righteous. As God knows
what is bct for his children, ho is taking j
them to his bosom of rest. In lihioining!on, Ind., March 20th, 1870, Upton W. Cf.nl departed this life. He was born in
.5y., and was 23 years, 3 mo. and 11 days j old, at death. His parents came to this county when he was 1 1 years old. lie has been connected with the Sabbath School ever since; :nade a profession "f religion and was bap:izcd into the fellowship of the Baptist j I.'hureh in this place in his IGth year, lie was a respected member of the band in ihis place, ai d look a prominent part in tho social rshitiou of life. Oar loss is his gain. When his sistei's death, which occurred a few weeks licfore, was announced to him, he said "I in .ist soon follow." The grief of the parents produced by the deatii of this dear ch ld,;so soon af.er the death of his sister, is inexpressible. No one can know but by experience, what sorrow and sadness to parents is produced by the death of the -nly young lady and gentleman of the f milv. Anna is not. Upton is gone. Their bodies lie in the cemetery to await the general resurrection. The parents, relatives, arid a largo circle of friends, mourn the death of this young man, but he las left good evidences that he has ''Gone Home' to rest. S. Bcbtok.
Worthy of Consideration. We do not know how many thousands of dollars go out of Monroe county, each year, as premiums on Fire Insurance, but the sum is very large. Whv cannot County Fire
have had t, sloppy time, when disembark- j Insurance Companies be organized
ing from their long-tri'xl crcft, and once more putting foot on w'.iat was called "dry land,'' but which we imaginj must have been mate up of such stiff as the Monroe county people are endeavoring to wade through i present. Fancy tl e old gi -.nth-man dclitcratcly drawing on his boots, after a protracted u of slip ers, in his cabin, and with i resolute nil-, sinking the llrst step knee-deep into moist ground. Old Mrs, Noah, with many a "pshaw,'' drawi:ig up her outer skirt over her halmoral, a id following dubiously the splashing e"i'irse of her determined "o'd mar ."' Mr. Sl .em Noah lifting hif better half down at one side of
the gangway pla ik; Mr. Jnphc-t Noah ' picking bis spouse up, ond bearing her, in a gingerly, disgusted manner, through an accummulation of rotten leaves anil treetops; ami Mr. Ha n Noah whom we conceive to l ave bee:i a sort of domestic tyrant, but a jolly fellow withal roughly calling on Mrs. Ham to "Come along there now, wil. you!'' aid ever and anon applying a bet tie of th'5 Dew of the Ararat to his lips, by way of warming up, after the long "spell of weather." The whole animal kingdom coming out in flies of two: the dignified elephants; the melancholy camels ; the regal-looking jackasses; the scowling tigers seme crowding on ths heels of the others, and provoking ,i growl of remonstrance in front seme snapping at each others' tails, and being kicked at in return the frisking ones falling off the Klank, and taking their (eat in tho mud below; the lively ones throwing up their logs in excess of animal spirit and from joy at the out door exercise the whole crowd splashing, lowing, barking and growling, and keeping up such an ear-torturing din as must have made tho head of the family feel the. weight of bis don esti'c responsibilities. In fact, this weather Fried eggs an 1 whooping-cough, arc evidently the luxuries of ths season. Eggs an; offered
at 15c. par dozen with many takers. The whooping cough is readily taken, although tho dcrtand is nol. great Spencer, the whilhom traveling Lecturer for the "Live Issue,' is recuperating his exhausted energies while pursuing the avocation cf housepainter of which business "Dank" is a thorough- master. Fears arc expressed Inmany that the 1. i. is dead Anticipating the building of an East and West Railroad, and the consequent rush of transient passenger business, the- National Hotel has, at vast expense, procured a Chinese Gong, i nd its diurnal "Whang!'' reminds one of ho Seymour song, '-Il-a-r-d biled eggs and apple p-i-e-s!" To thin may we
come al last The g-eat demand for
black walnut, in the lantern States, has advanced the price of that wood materially,
the county being responsible for
losses, and the surplus of premium money be used as a Building Loan Fund? During the past .'ix or eight years there was but $1,200 paid to citizens of Mouroccouuty, as "losses," by Fire Insurance Companies. We believe that $'20,000 would be a low estimate oi' the amount paid
lor Insurance, during that tin e. If
this sum had been kept at home, it
iould have made a fund, to-tl ty, of
thirty or forty thousand dollars;
which, properly used as a loan to men of small capital, desirous of building, would doubtless have been the direct cause of doubling the population and wealth of Bloomington. Is not this a matter worthy of serious consideration ? 8" One quart of the best Maple Syrup will be sold cheap for cash, at Clark fc Orchard's. 1ST 1,000 ft best English Soda, as cheap as the cheapest, at Clark & Orchard's. Jfea?" Hon. Daniel Windy Voorhees
Resolutions passed by the Republican Central CoimmtteCj at its last Meeting : 'liesolved, That this Committee does not possess the power to regulate tho manner or mode of holding the Republican Convention, but express it: as their opinion, that each township may determine i:bi: itself, whether they will hold Primary Elections, and determine in that way for whom the vote of the township shall be fast, or meet and appoint Delegates to said Convention. And that each township thus represented, will, through its Delegates, be entitled to cast the number of votes fixed by said Convention. Revoked, That in the appointing of tho Township Delegates, we re-
eommenu that only so many as equals tiie number of votes fixed for
each township, be appointed, with a
corresponding numoer oi contingents.
Retailed, That the several town
ships of this County be recommend
cd to hold Township Meetings, on
the last baturday or May, and appoint Delegates to the Jou:aty Convention, and to nominate Townshii
Officers for their respective Town
ships.
Occupational Ailments.,
Fresh, pure air is a vitalizing elixir.
Whoovor is dotarred by circumstances Irora
unrestricted access to this invisible, but
powerful stimulant, needs a mcJicinal in
vigoi-imt of some kind. Thn great object should be to chose the best. Popularity is
a orettv good guarantee of merit in this
Rcrutinizing and intelligent age, and tried
1870.
1870.
A Fresh Stock,
HEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY!
elling at Gold Prices !
made a speech, at Indianapolis, on ly this criterion, Hostotter's jitomaeh Lit- j
lhursday night last, which tills j Rnd .regulating medieinies ol? the present nine long columns of the Indiana- jJav- To the wmts of persens mgaged i..
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pons ueiuuut. ii.s uut iikl ten ins audience that the public debt has been reduced 5,766,319 43, in the month of March, and that t'.ie reduction of the debt since Mstrch, 1869, is 38,075,398 ; but such are the facts in the case.
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' Diet) ijauucrs at rjuueca i
prices, at Clark & Orchard's. sT Twine and Rope in endless quantity, at Clark & Orchard's. Tub finest Italian Guifc.r and Violin Strings, (full sets) in the city, arc for sale at the Post Office.
6 One brand of Tobacco kept at Clark & Orchard's. 86?" One caddy of Black Navy at Clark & Orchard's. mm Tone SMiTir has the finest store room in Indiana, as well as the lamest stock of
a id no , a little swindling s being done by "Watches and Jewelry. He will sdl a gen-
Two Barrels sugar, brown
and refined, for sale at Clark & Orchard's.
parties who "go over th.; line" of their lands and cut a walnut or two. Several weeks ago, IIagey Philips, one of our County Commissioners, discovered that several persons had been trespassing upon land ho owns on Sals Creek, and that they bad cut ten large walnut trees. He permitted the trespassers to go without prosecution, upon payment of the value of the trees Tiie 11 r-t straw ha: of the s-ason, made its appearance on Monday.
uine American wutch, in coin silver caso,for $15, and ho sells other "makes" of watches for $5 and upward. Tobe has also added new machinery to that with which 'nig work suof was already supplied, which enables
him to do alt kinds of watch repr iring for
factories where even with ths b?st possible ventilation tli3 nmosphere is al ways in some degree polluted, this salubrious vegetable tonic is no mystery. 'It consols of an absolutely pure diffusive stimulant, tinctured or rather surcharged wit i the fluid extracts of sajmtous roots and barks and herbs. The p'larmaeopuola hi s its tinctures, but whet are they? Thsjuee of only a single root or bark or plan : is present in each. I-Tot one of them combines tho three
propertites of i tonic, an altert.tive and an
aperient. All. these elemen :.-- arc blended
in the jitters; nor are these the sum of
mclicinal recommendations. It is also a blood depure:: t and an antispasmodic. The baleful effect which air that has been partially exhausted of its oxygen by frequent breathing produces on the vittl organization, is notorioMii, and when
to this devitalized atmosphere is superadded tho mephitic vapor of hot air furnaces, it becomes deleterious and depressing in the extreme. To enable the system to bear up, even for a few hours each djiy against the debilitating imluence of "a vitiated atmosphere, a wholesome tonic and alterative is urgently required. This grand disideratum is supplied in Hostotter's Sitters which as a strength-sustaining, health-protect ng agent has no rival either among official or advertised medicines. Apul hi m Gold is down to $1.11, and at Tnieblood & Go's Groceries and Provisions are rated still lower. T.
& Co,, have no stale stoi:k on their i
sh elves they sell a great many
This is tiie season of the vear when
that disgusting and annoying disease, the wearer-
Catarrh, is most common. It is a disease in change, when
that is difficult to relieve, and until the dis
covery of Se-alye's Liquid Catarrh Kennedy was thought impossible to cure. There is but little excuse now for people to sutler with this ailment since a remedy like Seclye's can be bad. R. 11. Campbell sells
Knouih to give a man the- chills to look at
John Smith gives silver t is demanded, and last
r.b- n ifi-wtn nh.in fmin S,iH. (n.i-k town
I a i
about haifthi- prices that others charge, and ; goods, and receive orders every two
or three clays. They buy great quantities of country produce, every week, and can supply housekeepers with almost anything they want.
A MKKOHANT who buys a variety of goods, such a's Hats, Boots, Dry
variety to select from, of a better I Goods Clothing,ctc, it is very evi-
quality and at lower figures than , aem w aiV one Wil &JVCS tIie mai" any that has ever been offered in ter a moment's thought, cannot se-
this part of the State. A. Holtzmas & So". March 30, 1870-tf
1 box collars, No. 1 , of ex
cellent q iality, paper, at Clark & Orchard'.':. Purchasers will find it to their interest to examine the stock of .Olftfk & Orchard, as advertised, Infere purchasing elsewhere.
ship, stepped into the stOTS, and demanded
a dime's worth of fisb-hooks. John handed ov t the books, the customer threw down a ten dollar bill, and John ticgun to count out the currency. 1;o yon t'.on't, old feller," said grcency, "I want the silver yo:i advertised to pay!"' John's fico grew scarier, (modesty, you know) and he slowly courted out the amount ii five cent pieces; his customer making abo.it ninety cents.by the operation Thomas Spieer announces himself as a candidate for Asscs,r in : . . - rv I. -wri... : . :.
o flint Tiolinilv 18 iinioiis to nil tin? oihert Of
Till f n i
aeaier WHO Dliys one line Ot gOOUS j Coror.er ? True, the office has not paid five
dollars to the Cotoner, in five years, but all will admit that that should have nothing to do with the matter. Patriotism is the thing, gentlemen; ar.d this is a good time to announce anl pay the monoy ThD Proclamation of Ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, has beer issued,and will be found on the second page
Job Jr. Smith, the popular Jeweler and Repiiier of Watches, finding that the room ho bad been occupying for s-: veral years pust, was too small to meet the requirement of his rapielly increasing busi
ness, leased the room on tho west side of
the square, adjoining tho auction store, and fitting it up in a manner both elegant and
neat, removed to his present location early
thia Spring, with a commendable deter, minatiun to exce" , Mr. Smith procured i
Jltrge, choice and attractive stock of Goods,
including fine Jswelry, Musical lnstru1 i . j,
menu, viocks, i.na an assortment ol
American and Foreign Watches, in silver and gold cases, aeldom equalled in this portion of the Sti le. Ho also secured tho latest and most "approved machinery and tools, for the successful prosecution of the business cf Watch Repairing, and newbids; defiance to competition. Persons javinj; anything in the line of Wittch repairing to do, or desiring to supply themselves with the latest styles of Jewelry, or perfect, timekeeping Watches, will ctmsult their best interests by giving Johh P. Skitu, tho West side Jeweler, a call. f0h9
Go to Clark & Orchard's for
Groceries, Provisions, Queens wart, &c., &c, &c.f &c. 1.000,000 pieces of Queensware? for sale atClark & Orchards.
exclusively. During the past eight
or nine years Chase & Co. have been
buying Boots and Shoes ; they have
tried all of the principal markets;
they have bought all kinds and qualities of work: thev have exneri-
mented as to the best season of the
year in which to buy ; and this long experience, added to a determination
to build up such a business as was
never before done in a country town, has placed them where they now are :
With a reputation for business sagacity second to none, and with a stock of goods in their house that has been bought at better figures than is SDmetimes secured by city wholesale men. Chase & Co. have reason to feel proud of their ability to buy goods at such figures as will
allow them to undersell all competitors, and of a trade that is not confined to Monroe county for they sell goods to residents of Brown, O wen, Greene, and in the northern
edge of Lawrence, they have numer
ous customers. You cannot meet a man ia the county, anywhere, who has not heard of Chase & Co. They sell a Calf Boot that is identified with the narnc of their house it gives satisfaction and their Plow Shoes are made in their own Shop.
Persons who buy at thi8 house can
have all rips mended free of charge. See two column advertisement, in
this paper.
Carter Pering, the Express Agent at this
point,, has rcrw ed his office to ths room
one door north of R. U. Campbell's Drug
Store The Democrat of last week contained an article- fivoring a "white
man s ticket" at "".he approaching election
How many colore! men will vote the Dam-
ocraiic ticket, if Ihcy don't run a ''white man s ticket?'' Sour err.ipes : d'vo see what
hurts? ST One-half Keg of best Eng
lish Soda, hi store and for sale, at Clark & Orchard's. m-100 Gun Caps, at Clark &
Orchard's.
JSS1 40 Sugar Barrels, for sale at
Clark & Orchard's.
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111 It ffllll.ll IIVI IVI 111 i.WI I I l.T L UVII 1. '.i-Vj,, up your watch so that it will run for a few days, but he supplies new works, instead of the old, so that when it leaves his bands, your lime-keeper is as good as new. If you .i upon him, he will give you his
price list. I)c22tf
aT One-half doz. Clothes Pins,T at Clark & Orchard's. j
JKSTTwo empty coal oil barrels,
at Clark &. Orchard's.
JBSaT One-half sack of Coffee at i
Clark & Orchard's, and foi sale. JEf;lT Horseotypcs and Jackeotype-s taken as well in cloudy as in clear weather, atthe Bloomington Progress Art (Killcry.
Corporation Eh ction.
T h hereby declared by the Board of
Trastces of tbo Town of Bloominftou,
'ounty of Monroe, and Sttitc of Indiana,
that on the :d df.y of May, 18T0, the following Offices ara to be filled : One Trustee for 1st Ward. One Trustee for 2d Ward. One Trustee for 3d Ward One Trustee for 4th Ward. Out Trustee for 5th Won;. One Marshal. One Treasurer. One Clerk and Assessor.
In a few days our stock will be complete in all lines, and at lower prices than have prevailed since the commencement of the war. the MOST CESXjEIBR.ATED BRAND OF LADIES' LASTING GOODS, CAN BE FOUND IN BLOOMINGTON ONLY AT THE CITY SHOE STOEE. (They Wear a Year).
tutu mmm mm mm. A large stock of Ladies' Kid and Lasting Slippers, at wholesale prices. CHILDRENS' SHOES
i ' In endless variety, made for us
and warranted. Mens' wear ikliL iMllilT T P8H1?, Price our DOUBLE SOLE PLOW SHOE before you buy. A GOOD BROGAN for $1:50!
1 churn, 1 tub, 1 bucket. 1
bushel, 2 oz. nutmegs, lb shot, 1 lb popper, &c, &c, in i?torc at Clark & Orchard's. Owners of Stock throughout tho county, can get their Horse and Jack Bills printed cheaply and expeditiously at the PnooKESs office. Orders by mail, will receive prompt attention. Geo. Bollenbachcr haa just returned from Cincinnati, with a large and carefully selected stock
of Boots and Shoes, which he has opened in the room two doors south of Howe's corner. Mr. B. took advantage of the decline in gold, and paid cash for his goods, which gives
him a neat margin. Read his advertisement, and then go and examhis stock of goods.
I'ROCLAMATI DN : Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the Court House, i 1 the Town of Bloomington, County of Monroe, and State of Indiana, on Monday the 2nd day of May, for the purp:so of electing persons to iilll the offices mentioned in the above dee:laration, whorcof all persons int crested wi l tako due not ce, and govern themselves accordingly. In witness whereof I ha' e hereunto sot my hand and affixed the set 1 of Bloomington, Ind., this Cth day of .April, 1870. JOHN WALDRO S, President. A ttost : J. C Obchabp, ' Jlerk.
W. J. Allen is doing a "land office bisinesa" al; his Hardware Store, on this south side of the square. Mr. A. deserves his success, for he is a careful buyer, a libend dealer, and a thorough gentleman. He is taking especial pains to keep a full stock of Builders' Hardware, so that customers may not be compelled to wait until an order is sent to tho city. His supply of Farming Implements and
Garden Tools, is very complete, and
, will be sold low.
Carpets ! CAitPi"f.s ! Carpets ! Tuley & Co., of the New York Store, have received a full stock of Imported Ingraiu.,3-ply and Bright's Brussels Carpets, and are selling them at greenback prices, with the usual discount of ii per cent. Also
Valuablo House and four Acres of Land for Sale. mtlE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO JL sell lib) House and L t, situated just
foutli of the College Camp is, upon reason
able terms, if application b ;i made soon.
The house is built of b ick. two stories
in hijjht, and contains liim- rooms and two
halls, with a- fron ; porttci- to each story. Tho house has recently b.:en painted and re-gkingiod, and is in good condition throughout. There is a well and cistern
on tho promises, stables, wo : d-shcd,chickon-houfeand fill the outhouses needed.
The pas-.uro lot, chicken lot, kitchen gar
den, ana aoor yard, flro oacn neatly ana
independently fenced. There is line selec
tion of frr.it treos on tho grounds, among
winch arc Apples, Pcachu;-, rears, Plums, at well as choieo Grapes, :;.ad a nuiubor of lmnclsnrno overicreens . Tt e house wii 1 be sc Id wit h all tho ground, or with a portion of it. Tcaxts One-third of th: purchase money down, the balance in payments to suit tho puroliiif or.
.For timber particulars, call on tho un-
OLD
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CALF BOOT, The ver y best quality, HAND MADE and sold at wholesale rates. Don't buy 'till you see them!
a nice snrintr stock of Hats and I dei-signed. on the premise.
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Caps, ruloy & Co. have a well selected stock of Boots and Shoes, just received from Boston, which they are determined to give away for a stnt.ll amount of money. i BQT" 3 damaged Lamp Chimneys for sale at half price, at Clark & Orchard's. m - mm: Ed. Bull.uu) offeis his rc-iidenco, near tho College, for sale. Road his tulvertisoment, and call on hinj for figures,
Bloomington, Ind., March C, U170.
NOTICE To all ichom it way concern. Tbo undersigned, having engaged in ano;lni!. business, requiring his attention, would say to those knowing thomsclvos indebted to him, that bo Lai- placed hi t NOTES AND ACCOUNTS i;i the hands of Messrs. louden is McCoy, for collection. Thoso wanting to save costs will do well to call and sct ilo immediately, as longer indulgence camiot bo given. JAMES SMALL. Il::ooininglcu, Itid,, apl.6, 18T0.
We propose to Duplicate Cincinnati Jobbing prices, on any goods we have in stock. We desire to increase our trade this Spring, an d shall offer Special
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All rips mended free of charge CHASE & C0.
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