Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 1, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 May 1870 — Page 1
Cash Store.
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New Store !
New Goods ! New Prices!
THE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to inform the citizens of Bloomingion, nud llouroe count that they have apencd out A Large and Well Selected itoefc of Dry Goods, Nations and "White Goods, which they propose to toll 2 MKSC 332 JSk. ISt" for cash, in tuo room Formerly Occupied by James Small. Oar stock consists in part of CALIC0S3, TICKINGS, BLEACHED i.XD BROWN JiUSHNS, HICKORY, CH2CKSAND GIKGH.iMS, SWISS MUSLINS, XAISSOv'KS, Checked ani Plain Jaconets, Percales Brilliant, Lawns Sprint; ana Summer Dress Good, Table LmMio,Crashcs, Towels Jfcc very cheap. Call and examine our stock. Bs9""No trouble to show Goods. Remember the store: James Small's Old Stand.
feb::3 C. DEITCH & CO.
Itabliiiheti A. I. 1835.
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Union Drug
BLOOMINGTON, IND., . MAY 4, 1870.
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Slew Series, Vol. 4 mo. 1.
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SHOEMAKER & CO.
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
J. W.
FaciiHy Ind. State University. ! their mouths to steal away their u.,,- -v i 7-.....:..,.w -.7i 1... n a i i fi
r- . . -ni i, ., v" i urnins. "Aias, we nave al t seen
o; iUi, Mcral and mi.iaii i t f ... , . wm(U nM
- - - -. . . vv la 1 V IT VIH.I llVt
Wholesale and Kctiiil Dealers in
E3
if
e are i
Drum
AND GLASS. STATfbXERY, MUSIC, &C.
prepared to furnish .Lead, Oils and Glass, is low as the lowest..
and Books the same. Remember, we have one of the largest stocks of V'i.Li PAPER ever brought to Kloomlngtoju, ami will sell lnvrcr than cny hon-e in imvn, ready trimmed, too. uviioli gave one-kail' of the cost of putting it on. We aluMyi keep on 1 and a large stock of j PI HE 11 IXES, Blt.4XDIE$ .41 H'fliaSBLIES for medical Pup. poseN. fts!"" UcmemWr. we keep no second class Drugs, an;, v e gr.nrantco that vour Prescrip.ions will be ivnpoundcd of first-class Drugs, and we have a man with lis : now, that we can n-ivnitncnd to the public: J. S. V .4 11 IS. a i old Druggist, well
I known to every rouu iu the eounty. Call and live s a trial, and wc
guarantee satisfaction.
i'rotrxtor
Philoop!n,
Rev. TiiEoriutra A. Wyi.ie, D.IX, Proftssor of Natural Philosophy. , Kicii Aid) Offtx, A. M. JLD., Professor of Natural- .S'i ienc. Daxiki. K irxwood, LIj.D., Profe&sor of Mathematics. Rkv. Klioiia Bam-kntixb, A.M., '?- fcroj the Greek Language, and Literal 'arc Hon', (ikouoi: V. llos.r A.M., Frofwr of Knglish Literatu re and Theory and Practice of Teaching. IJev. Jons A. Hkuhf.lt, D.I)., 1'rofi s of History and Modern ltffutfcCol. James Thompson. U.S.A.. Profetmr of Military Scienec and Civil Engineering. Ho. Gkokok A Bick sin."., Uj.dJ Frw V.ic of Law. Hon. John U. Fettit, LL.D., Prtftsser of Law. Rev. llKJXUY W. lUU.ANTiyE, i-M., pro tern. Profetsor of Latin Language, and Literature. Ri-v. Amzi Atwatcb, A.M., Professor of Latin Language, and Literature, fleet. Scott Buti.kii, A.M. j' 1 M
J. W. S1IOEMAIS.I111 St Ct.
J AS. B. CLARK.
DEALERS IX Fnncv aad Sfajife
Provisions. OateBSware, &c.
EllettsTiSIe
'WOOLEN FACTORY.
JOHN C. OHCHAKO. TT . . . , ,
JL iug oo'intii.s will tiike notice tiisit 1 Iihvo l.fVod the above Vaetory, n:id lwve purchased and adi.cd SEW: IA:5IIiV52RV,
NEW! new; new Soffinier Clolhins.
- - Indiami..
The hitrhest Driees paid tor all kinus o:;
country produce.
jan2t 70
i have put the Factory in complete ordi r, and J am now prepared to Card. Spin and Wes;vc, I
;and hope to he able to secure a .iber.u pai tronage. '
Having a tliorongh praotie.nl knowle.lge i
Masonie Hall Building, t of the bosines in nil dtrterent brn.ehes , m, Inltn-t ; I feet coniiJent vt m v ability to d a g ,,tt
i as anv rtslionsiiile FjiPtorv that does
' work well. I will alio keep a stock of ! Goods lor sale, or to exchange lor Wool, i WiH'i, Cord-woi d, tiivase and Ca.rh, will ; be taken in exchange for woijk. j Your pat -onage is expected, as I have ' conic to ta'". I P. S. C:'h paid for Wool. SAM. J. SCIIOFIKLD. j Kllettsvillo. Ind., April li. ls"0. i S. II. llt'SKlKK. JOHN W. BCSKIUK.
Attorneys at JLaw9
S. T. TATLOB. S. EWING. TAYLOR & CO., DEAI.KRS IX Choice Family Groceries, Cfcue exis ware AN!) XOTIOKS, The highest tnarliet price pe.id for coun
try produce. Kortheast corner of the put
lie square,
0E.VI.Klt IX KVliUY STYLE OV Ready - Made Clothing IVorth Side of KuHl!t Square, LLOOMiNCf TON, INDIANA. fyiiyj. MrG EK 1h.8 ono of the largest ) stocks of Clut bin sr. in ais .-to:v. at. the I iiosc n i time, ever brought to the Athens of Indiana, and he is selling t!:.en at much lower prices than her .-tofore. lie has Every Style of C'lu-tEiisig lor il!i and Boys. Kmbiaciag u full line ol line and course Coats, Pants, Vests, Linen Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, Sus
penders and 2eok-i.ies. I Espeeird attention is directed to a stock of i xx. ee jsu. rso mm ! recently purchased, which co u.priso the ilatist aud mcst popular styles.
ISlsoniinetou,
Sadiasa.
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we Ms'
MINNKi7 & ALEXIN
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WOULD CALL THE ATTEN -t'on of their friends in 'Jlootningtun to the fact thai they have opened a . jsuvr 3he.t ifiOP, It. a new building north of the Post 03k e, "Ye will keep none but the best of . Beef, Porh, Mutton and Sausage. A share f the suiblic patronage is oneitea. L. McKINN'KV. MART. AL5XANDRK Bloomington, Ind., D.-c. &.
i Office over Ltrl Tanncnbaiim ' Sort.)
MILL P.UCTICE IN THE CO CRTS OF THE STA TP..
Special iittention given to Probate busi-
1 Ul iV!.-.iilel- I'ti.M,
At this stoio, a frd steel; of Gents' Furnishing Goo ls can nl vi ays ! found the newest r.ovc-T.ies bc-ir g seer.red as rapidly as thee are introduce d in the Eastern cltii.-s.
that tlx; poet mourned oC'er it.
In many manufactories there are portions of the machinery which are dangerous, an individual once drawn in hy their power is helpless escape is impossible. We have recetitiy had a sad illustration of this in our o w u Town. They are ei ther crushed or torn to pieces by the relentless iron teeth or claws. Moderate drinkers you are in a similar danger. Will you not take warning from a friend and Hoc the threatened d?struction by entirely abstaining from all intoxicating drinks;. FrieocUoi' 1'euipcrar.ac th ore is a band of noble and good men at work earnestly in your niit'ist, . for the suppression and extermination of this nameless monster evil. An opportunity will be offered you to aid us by giving a small portion of your funds to this cause. Help cheerfully and liberally, and vou will lu.ve the reward of a gcod conscience at least. In closing' let me say : Mothers, Fathers, look to your Sons, the Devil's agents arc after ;hern ; don't think they are too good to be tempted or too strong to be overcome. Why should little boys, nine, eleven, cr 14 years old be on the streets in fiont of or in and cut of the Saloons ; hearing indecent language ; seeing indecent sights; playing around the Court House till nitte,ten, or eleven o'clock at night V' Is this "training them
immoJerahhj large. It the exact Wllftt vftI1 hnt a,.A
Temperance Column. Edited lb)- . Committee.
B?" Communications solicited for column. Direct to Lock Box No. 9H.
this "a
Tem i'Eban(;e Prayer ixu. There v.-ill Le a Tciiinerani
MeetPra vcr
Mooting of thirtv niinutes, everv Sunday
ufteinoon. at the Court Hons-, nt 4:1."). iie-
mediatelv after the close of the Lecture. '
All are inv.ted to attend.
Irlodersile Orinking. That class of citizens who indulge in what they are pleased to term '"Moderate drinking" I believe to be
J5. T. IECEBI.00O. CYRUS TRVKlilOC'K. Trueblood Oo. Have just opened a fresh stock of Family Groceries, Provisions, &c, "West side of the Public Sour-re, nest door to Sruart & Co. 8" CVemtty Produce v.i.nted n ?xcbange fcr.goods. Bloomiugton, Ind., Feb. 18V0.
1 ness, mid to codt;f-:oMs. janlD ( j Hoover & Fish, ! MAX U F A C T L" K V. US OF i
A good sioc
of Trunks, Traveling
Lugs and V a uses, Always in store. 1 woel 1 cull particular attention to the Femis I'aj er Collar, of which I keep a full stipplv. 1 have l.v far, ti. ; largest s ocle of ESi'Oiii C loths, ('awimi rc!i, $i!k Velvets, aud 'IVoi'hiled tfooris, WIu I will be cu: aad mail up in the hu;bos ; stvk of the art. BI;. X.J AM I McGKK. Bloomington, Ind., June 3C, H0j,
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EUGJxiES, ClEUllGli'S AND
EliooinJngton, -
JAUCS W. COG-iiEEL1
LIVERY, SALE A?iD FEED STABLE, REAR OF BLOOM I.NOTON HOT til, Bloorriin?toii, Ind.
mt rwnK hir, .n r.sm;dl,. t, r-V c. ' ! sl "or tUIiSJ, and Will
Sell on Liberal Term?,
JAM FS IIUOUKS. SICK. VAX HOl'.N. ElMiilES k VAN HORN, Attorneys at Law, sa.co.iii-'itiTo:v, ixsj., TTILL practic in tha i?t.preme and t ? iiil'erior Cinirts of the ftatc. and in A'.q District Court, A' the U.s'. t'.-r Indiana.
'i i.e eol'eet on ,f lni is in aiy part of t'.e State, will receive prompt utU'iiiion. jl:ioi:iin:;toi). li,d.. Nov, -t. ldt;o-v
:T71Fieeu Years' experience in .1: t Lis place attests the durabilitv of our
w;.r!;.
EARLY ROSBiS A IS N V W C E :?I E X T.
We will have ready thw Spring lh,,t'if the .co-Zc assortment of the latest styles xua (,1(J n ltlT t:',H,wi
Sstatdo just cast t the r;istoi3iee, and in rear of tie Bloomin'rton Hotel. octG tJS
Bakery and Confectionery 9 East Side Public Square, BLOOMINGTON, IX D.
Fresh Bread, Cake;, and Candies, made
daily. All kinds of 'Nut, iVei;;n J';.-uit-, i
Oysters, bardines Spices, c, &.. always I K-H- I.'t:-TER.
OR MAKE TO ORDER.
gigrltooaini't promptly and neuth done, FOIl CASH. Ail Wor!: Warranted. Fir ishing and Salo Kooms iu "W. O. Fe :'.- Builuine;. nar2,'T0-tf
Mi . Edi'vc. Tiease nnotn,vo to '-Bro. .Tone-, nnd ill oth ;rs whom it. n.av concern.
ire wiliii)!;. am willinur.
llin-' va ! o en ai.ei'ii-"
to sell them Early Rose l ot; to s, without j :eiiui::ture. r.t ti e. cvtremttfi 'mi; price i f l.i0 per buehel i'e.H;; per half bushel ; 0.50 per peck ; h".0." per pound. To be
had 1 -om i'eursoi ic Co.. I' r.uii; Fo jiV; Co.. G reeves & Co., and Trueblo d : Co. l,My naina is" ?1. Blajk.
W. M. UKATLV.
on hand
:ifction.
All orders tilled prompt ! - to
UENEV :.tOXT.
jSign and 0 rnamenta
VIA i
H'orth Side Public Square.
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Wa as Tol. o 2? . UNIVERSAL Clothe WB1SGER. Hear what the People say of them ; W. J. Alien Deur Sir : The Doty Washer ar.d Wriiurei, which
we purchased of you, are a .-erfect .,u:ces. "We would nol be withou: them. AVas dug day is no longer a terror in our fuiuilion. Rev. Wm. turner, B. P. O .le, Luke W. Sanders, Jos. M. Howe, JJicholas May field, Wm. A. (Jabe. Bold only i-i Monroe county, !y Wm. J. Allen, south -ido of tna public square, JHoowMugtcn, Indian. Hia -2-o 3m
irpiIE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to .L do al kinds of House Fainting, prompii ly aad in good s;;yle. Graiiiiiig and Vairnihing, J I .iiitatioiu of Oak, Walnut,
Maliooauj, Mnple. stoke: md .nAKtELE. All kinds of Sitjn Writing on wood, gluus and vaav;c-.. Paper I3aeiIsig'
Goods!
O. Fee
KE1EP8 THE HEATI2ST TARE ETY, AND AT LOWEE PRICES
C'eitingH Wlllsned superior to
; 1. ne-w.i.-!i. iwautitul Miailes in j t! A li S O M I SI I J , i for ceilings, kitchen wr.lls, halls, Ac. Now
i- tlej tin e to Uc-Pamt and Paper. Give us a call. IIUNTKIt A JJEATLY, Bloouiington, Iud., Mar. l'. IbiO.
T M A ti A K 8TORE DLOOMIXCTiDX.
Conn iion Prints Best Prints . . . Com. brown Muslin Jlest heavy " Prime Iiio Coffee . f '!,.; ., .
j'nglish !i::.oda . .
I IS
facts could be known even the best
informed among its would open their eyes with astonishment. How many who claim to be respectable, and some of them members of Church, will yet not scru pi 2 to use ''moderately'' at their homes, Wine, Ale. Beer and. other drinks, both of home manufacture, as well as those that have a large amount of Alcoholic poison in them. "What have such persons done with their coneeiense. How dare they give their sanction, and the weight of parental example in favor of this Drunkard Making practice. It is possible your sons may not be ruined by it ; the probability is that they will. If they escape, it will be in spite of the pernicious example and immoral teachings of their parents. Does it not seem unnatural that loving parents should consent, to lot the Devil use them in destroying both the souls an 1 bodies of their own children. As grievous a sin as this is, yet who, in the light of facts all around us, can say that tlii-s" is not so. Bear with me : I feel like insisting on the enormity of this crime, "Moderate drinkers," this would be respectable class arc doing more eilcctivelv the Devil's
work than any body else. You have the distinguished honor of preparing men for the Billiard Saloon and the Doggery. If you, jvho claim to be respectable, had not disarmed them of their fears, by the moderate us.e of it at home, thus taking away their shield and leaving them a more easy prey to temptation. Possibly they never would have entered on this broad way to ruin. But all moderate drinkers do hot confine their drinking to the honi" t i rcle. If I were to write the names here of some, who because they have not yet lost all self respect, "are drunken in the night" their cheeks would redden with shame, the hearts of Parents would grow sad and the eyes of trusting wives would iill with bitter tears. What a shameful practice is this dri iking whether it be little or much. Walk about Town these pleasant Spring days. Usually the windows and doors arc open. You
j glance in here is a Tailor stitching
away ; there a Merchant serving a customer ; yonder a man with chisel in hand forming letters in marble ; the Barber ; the Butcher; theShoemuker ; the Lawyer ; the Physician ; the Dentist ; the Baker ; the Stone-
br-jakor in the street, with every dags, of mechanics all feel that their work is honorable and they are not, or should not, be ashamed of it. Now that but one class of merchants deem it necessary to veil their windows and screen their doors, does it not prove that the men who are enin.fit'd in the business, and the eus-
ruin for your Boys.
Indiana Her Grovilni? Trade.
power they arc willing to compare them with those of any other house cast or west. Another speciality of this establishment h the manufacture of A. & A. C. Ilockett.'s patent Drain Tile Machine, which is meeting an extensive sale in all parts of the country. The advantages elainied for this machine arc that it has no annoying complications of cams, friction rollers, &c, which cannot be reached without taking the machine apart, that there arc fewer wearing parts, less friction, and consequently less draft and liability to wear out, while the quality and quantity of the work are unequalled. It will be to the interest of parties contemplating tbs manufacture of Drain Tile to examine this machine before purchasing at a distance. This es'ablishment is also manufacturing an excellent Cane Mill, and also an Evaporator. Having been engaged in the manufacture of cane mills for number of years pt!.st, they claim to have availed themselves of all the improvements that their own and the public experience has shown to be of practical utili ty, and that they now have a mill, which for strength, durability end adaptation to the business is not surpassed by any in the country. They are making five different sizes of these mills. Their evaporator is Maulsby's patent. They are perfecting arrangements to make this justly celebrated pan more extensively. They ani also
manufacturing a very complete a man couldn't make much of a
stave macimie, end also a
from oil or gaseiline, takes fife and explodes the lamp. This never occurs when the lamp ie full and thet wick i& clean, as there is taen nr chamber in which the gas can accumulate ; but no matter what the quality of the oil, it will always accumulate when the lamp is partly filled. It is the heat that draws off the vapor from the oil, and if the wick is choked it has no means ol escape from the chamber of the lamp. If a lamp burns clear and bright, there is no danger of explosion ; but if it gives a bad light or smokes, it should be immediately extinguished. A recent explosion was reported to have occurred by extinguishing a lamp by blowing down the chimney. This is a common practice, and is accompanied by no danger with a full lamp, bu is always dangerous with a lamp partly filled or in bad working order. The flame is blown down into the chamber of the lamp, which may ba charged w'ith gas, and an explosioa is al n aps hazarded with a badly trimmed lamp. There is no doubt that an abundance of bad oil is manufactured, but i i. ... , t,ij ..
wno use the ou ts, that evotf geed oil may explode by" negligence in its use. Neither coal oil, ben?ine, nor gasoline will explode in liquid form, but only when subjected toa .suffieie Jt degree of heat to throw off a vapor which accumulates iu the unfilled portion of the lamp, and if thcflacie of the wick does not burn clear and bright, it hasno means of escae, and an explosion is always risked whenever a lamp is burned in such a condition. Baltimore Atierfcr,n. There is an old and vary familiar song in which one "Gaffer Grern" toll:? his particular friend "Robin IliilF." what extraordinary things he would accomplish "if he h?.d but a t-h o-u-sand a year." That might
have answered a number of years ago, when the song was written, but
:ugar
And all
. 8c. . . m 8 . 2:! . . 25 . 84 1 1C",20 as cheap
CONTINUED. Phoenix Machine Works Chandler j' Taylor, Indiananoli. This week wc shall devote oar spare space to the Phcenix Machi ie Works at Indianapolis. The relation which the manufacturing and perfection of niaeliineay bears to the growth of a State entitles them :o such a review.
In the year 1859 these works wereJ
first established, when afterwards, having iieen destroyed by fire, Messrs. Chandler & Taylor rebuilt on a large sca'c. They a;e situated about one sqmrc east of White river, ou West Washington street. In order to comprehend better what this honsa is doing, let us look through their establishment aud various kinds of machinery which they are manufacturing. The grew: speciality of the linn is a portable Muley Saw Mill, periled ed and patented by Mr. Chandler, in 1869. I; is not claimed i hut tl is is a mill of great capacity, suitable for extensive lumber operations, b it
one winch will cut lumber expeditiously and profitably, consielcrirg the small amount of power used and the number of hands employed. The mill s a light portable one, weighing about 5,000 lbs., which t an be taken opart and transport id from place to place on two-horse wagons, and set up for cutting in about two days. It can be propelled by a threshing engine oftenhorse power, and is capable of cutting 2,000 feet of lumber per d; y. Each mi 1 is furnished complete at the works, and competent mcu to superintend its erection. The mill
is admiri.bly adapted to the use of
tanners living ai a uiijta.jcu iiohi railroads where mills arc scarce, and lumber 1 as frequently to be hauled ten or fifteen miles, while the buyer has the best of saw logs on his own farm and perhaps a threshing
machine that will cut 120 shin tries
per minute. We will not weary our readers by going into details of the various pieces of machinery, which, with their grist mills, and machines and machinery used in woolen mills, paper mills, rolling mills &e., together with castings of every pattern that may be ordered, constitute a very extensive list. Our readers will see from the facts we have compiled, that
it is not necessary to go out of Iu
diana ior any machinery.
shino'Io' "rJ-flp" nn it. nnivmlws. nntdietilnrlv
... j -j i . if be has a family to support. While Robin admitted" it was ruff that he hadn't that amount of income, he endeavored to make Gaff, contented with the two or three hundred dollars' salary he was then at work for. Retain wouldn't do so under the present rates of rents and murkeling. Here is an important item for. so.diers : Under a law of Congress aud the regulations of the Pensiorpofiice, the time daring which declarations for pensions may be filed by
of this class 0f es-ldiew who served in the late
war, or tneir ceirs, expires oy limitation in June next, and after that time no case will be received without special act of Congress in each ease. The House Committee on Invalid
Pensions, however, has agreed to
From the Indianapolis Journal. A Colored Man's Expression!! the Fifteenth Amendment. Allow me the use of vour col
umns to make a brief statement of report a bill extending the time to
what I think to be my duty and j 1s t 1, but its passage is doabtiul
privilege. v tien l read tnc rresideut's proclamation announcing that the Fifteenth Amendment was the law of the laud, and also the counsel
accompanying that announcement,
We are in receipt of Ballou's Monthly for April. It is a good publication, replete with interesting and instructive reading matter, and well worth the low price of
exhorting us to properly receive and . subscription. Only 1.60 Jt vcar
enjoy that liberty, I felt as though
my tongue bad been loosened and my mouth opened, which had been closed for forty years. And as the celebration of that day is drawing near,lct mesay to my colored frieads, one and all, that day will tell upon us for years to come, for honor or dishonor; and will make the hearts of the great Republican party glad or sad. fow let us mark even
.i ll i7ie.it mi r rn.ii..i
Auuress jmhow, iuomas c aaiuoi, C3 Congress Street, Boston, Mass. It has been ascertained that the steamer City of Boston had on board when she left port, fifty-five cabin and fifty-two steerage passengers, and eighty-four crew ; one hundred and ninety-one souls, all of wboni have perished.
People at the 3STorr.h think that
step of that day with order ; and : no otner people ever fiaw su.b. fluo
wi eiitne cannon roars let u carry ; ruut,0n3 in ct)d as they have expe-
the news to every ear in the city that it is not the sound of war, but the beginning of peace. Petek W. H. Johnson. Indianapolis, April 2, 1870.
rienced. The Confederates, bow-
ever, had their trial. January 1, 1865, one dollar in gold bought $60 in Confederate currency. May 1, 1865, one dollar in gold would buy $1,200 in Confederate money. They have a new mammoth locomotive, on the Taunton and New Bedford Railway. It is named
Coal Oil How to hue It. About every paper we open con
tains accounts of the loss of life by
it may be fairly presumed that there! f "joubl a are hundreds of explosions of these i ,ts l"11, formation .s adapted to
v. .. ..- " ' i 1 .... i. -.,-.,-. rtiwoitfiAli I n t.
. .-I," , . .1. 1 ll.-J. tnH in Ho IUIIUIUB IU WUKTl UIIW.UW11.
cntmie JVing Klie nine or ten mum-La luuipo luat j.-. ..- 1'" t v
in the year. The demand for these j mills is rapidly increasing, and
Messrs. Chandler & lavleir are
putting them up as far Wetitas Kansas mid Iowa. Iu addition to the Portable Muley Saw Mill, they are also inaiuifacl ur
ine: a Circular Saw mill, made of
the very best material, with combined iron and wood frame. It has largj wearing surfaces and all its parts ae substantially, compactly and aoc irately put together, forming one of the mos!. simple, complete and corvonient mills now midc. They arc also manufacturing crosscut-saws ef which wc will not speak at length, but which are worthy of attention to those desir-
pers from the fact that no personal engineer's place is m the middle of injury is occasioned thereby. The machine, which weighs no less impression is generally given by the than sixty tons, accounts of these accidents that the j wortv years asro a man was robbed
n i, t .1 L. . ,1
hunt is ai.ogetuer in itiu cuarai iei i jn Bost0n ol tsventy-five cer-tis. Hie of the oil, and that bad oil will ex-j thief, preserving his incognito, has nloele and good oil will not. There' flmnle restitution. He has
is no portion of crude petroleum fit j re9tore(i tQe twenty-five cents with
iur iiiuuiHiaLLiig j,v. u ..-v. i compound interest, specific gravity than sixty, yet it isj .,r,ttv neat -jttie sum
to mors who buy their commodities, i ing to purchase.
other Goods
1 Oil C'ASlfi.
I am s-ellii j; tile remaining ;!oc!; of Heavy Winter Goods, at ( rst. I have determined that the north -idc ot the puhlio fiui'iT; nhall he the eheu 8ii!4; for tiocds, and I will make it so fur a "spell. " W. O, FEE. Elociiiingt'jn, Ind.; fuh'i, 1BV0,
both feel that their trade is so vile,
so debasing, so murderous iu i: -. results, as to make them "Love darkness rather than light because their deeds are evil." H"-1' have the strange anomaly of a class of men who chum to bo engaged in a legitimate business nnd yet arc ashamed to prosecute it in the eves of the
i ublie. Gentlemen, old and votinir, i ing large
can von not see that "your way is ! .steam, with
. ... ... ,
Another piete of machinery
worthy of note is the excellent stationary engine which they manufacture. These engines are claimed to be of the be-t eotistruetiou, which long experience in tliei:r use and manufacture has suggested. They have a solid bed, patent self-
adjusting packing, large por;s, giv-
ress and egrcsB to journals aud all
t.irK alio mi w tn u i . iv v w w i v 11 imria vicu mi "
Mm persevere." How appropriate j sufficient area to make them dura fho lnmmir nf Shakcsncre "Oh ! ' bit; and easy to work. For sym
that men should put an enemy in'inetry, aixupHcii;y, durability and I or vapor, which, generated hy hoat pngater,'
the custom of oil manufacturera to
force all the gasoline possible into tho oil by applying chemicals to increase the tire test, regardless of the consequences that have ensued. That a stringent law is needed, there is no doubt, but that all, or nearly all, coal oil is explosive under y i . ii it
certain couditious, is equally weu ),- ,..., iadv teachers' kiss-
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known to tuose wno nave nau exp;-, . Bf.tl,lrti.h(Wll oveP eighteen vears
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as our readers
will no doubt learn by ciphering the thing up. The entire assets of a Boston bankrupt were nine children. The creditors did the handsome thiug, and let htm keep every one of them. The School Commissioners in
nonce in its use. It requires care on the part of those who use it, and an investigation of the various explosions that are constantly occurring will convince the most skeptical that negligence and carelessness are the cause of more explosions than the bad quality of the oil. In the first place, lamps ought to be filled every day, and the wicks cleaned. A full lamp, with even
bad oil, is comparatively safe from
Every plain girl has one consolation: though not a pretiy young lady,she will, if she lives, be a pretty old one. The Odd Fellows in the United States, according to a hue enumeration, are something over 250,000 strong. A Fhiladelnhia store window
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explosion. The cause of explosions; contains a notice that the proprietor
is the colUfction in the lamp oi gas i will buy "old iren, ceiper,