Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 5, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 June 1870 — Page 3
BL09MINGT0H PROGRESS.
LOCAL AXD MISCELLANEOUS.
RifLocAi Motives tes cents J"r. LIME, Foil KAi'n insebtiox. fa
i. '. .4. JS- CHICAGO RAILROAD. T1MJS TABLE .AT BLOOM1NGTOJJ. tZjqnYii Going South ; Arriving at l oo p.m. Departs at 1:0 r.M Express Going North : Arrives at 3:02 r.if. Departs at 3;! 2 p.M Froiilit, going south, arrives tit S:48 a.m freight, going north, arrive at 3:0t r.M JAMKS R. BRYAXT, Aoixt.
The Fair Ground :"s talked of as a proper place to hold Pic Xics, the rircscnt season. S ClellaHTirDodds, of Perry township, is a candidate for nomination t the office of County Treasu
rer. Mr. 1. is favorably known in this community; has served one ' terra as Commissioner, and is in every way .veil qualified. Jons P. Smitii axd his Goods. No student of Indiana State University, is properly fitted out unless he ha oho of those excellent Holland Gold Pen-s sold by John P. Smith. And while purchasing a pen, he will notice that iSmith's magnificent show cases are filled with the handsomest time-keepers that can , 10 secured cpm the best manufacturer. ' Naturally enough, he will want one of those watches, and upon making the necessary inquiries, will learn that John sells tlwm nt prices wonderfully low, when you take into account the fact that they are No. l.both in metal and workmanship. John's store U ot the west side.
War! The Fenians had some war, last week. The telegraph report's that, to the number of 2,000 men, they invaded Canada, flung the green flag into the very face of the British Lion, who growled, and with an exhibition of tusks that were considered formidable until Uncle Jonathan practiced dentistry upon them, his leonine highness
Oongressiional Convention. Gosport, May 24th, 1870. The Republicans of the Sixth Congressional District, will meet in Convention at Tcrre Haute, on the loth day of June, 1870, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for
Congress, and the transaction of
such other business as may properly be brought before the Convention.
The representation from the different counties in the District will be the
"Decoration Day," Monday,) Enlarged. To-day the JVowas observed by the beautiful andjrms makes its appearance, as an
ordered his red-coats forward. The ; saroe as at the gtete Convention
Cam. Shoemaker has just arrived from Louisville and Cincinnati with a che ice stock of Goods, in addition to the quantity already in the house. The White Lead and Wall Papers are going off wit h a degTee o.' rapidity nerer before equalled. Shoemaker Jc Co sell about a car-load of Cigars ml Tobacco, each month, and this branch of their trade is greatly on the increase. Try their Teas, Mr. Paris, their
Fenians shot, they hit, they hurried back not however, until General O'Xeil, the commander-in-chief, had
been arrested and placed un
20,000 worth of bonds (the Gene
ral is now a bloated bondholder) to never attempt the conquest of the Canadas at least with a force so small and illy prepared. No one oould be better pleased than we, to
be assured of the success of the earnest little band of patriots who arc known as the "Fenian Brotherhood." We would be still better pleased were we to learn that "Old Ireland shall lie free, From the centre to the sea," but we very much f :ar that this will j never come to pass during the termj of our natural life, unless the war
department of our warm-hearted
friends, the Celts, is managed with a degree of judgment and discretion materially in advance of anything yet exhibited.
fin , . ,
xnis announcement is macie in
accordance with the action of th delegates from the District, at i
, meeting held while in attendance at
un.- ouuu vyuu v jtiiiou at muiannpo :- i: IT TIT .
. 11. UUIK5A1AL.L,, Chairman Rep. Ex. Com
The Democrats have appointed Delegates to their Congressional
Convention, which is to meet at
Terre Haute, on the 30th of June
The Delegates ; rom Perry township are: W. W. Hali,, Richard A.
Fuuc, J. K. AxdersoNjMatthew
McPhetribge, J. Shields.
Wheat. We hear considerable complaint from farmers, in consequence of the depredations of the fly. On the other hand, we are informed by quite a number, that their Wheat has never given fairer promise on the 1st of June. James Faris, northeast of town and Ben.F. Dunn, whose farm lies just cast of Bloomington, have splendid fields of Wheat. Mr. Dunn says his
Allison has a group of one hundred and fifty f ices, on a photograpl
which he is nov printing. Nearly ali of the faces are familiar citizens
of our own town. A quarter pays for twelve dozen photographs 150 on a card. -m i m Allen & Osborn offer for sale their business rooms, one door east
ol Dunn & Co's., at a bargain. W.
J. Allen hits a fine farm for sale, part of it almost in town. See advertisement in another column.
Pre-iption Clerk, has no superior. And
for polite, gentlemanly talesmen, commend Wheat is further advanced than it us to shoemaker or Fuilerton. usually is at this elate, and that he ' And still they come new has no reason to grumble, unless it
Goods and Mew Customeis to the Great New York Store. Hardly a day passes without some novelty being received by Express, lor the customers of Tuley & Co. Tlw-ir fine line of Dress Goods is unequalled in this market; their Summer Hats are unsurpassed ; their Summer Shawls are very beautiful ; their Sidesmen are accoimnodnt-
Something New. Mr. George Bollenbacher !ias just received the latest style of Gentle mens' Box-toed Seal Skin and French Calf Gaiters. This shoe is all
the style in the'eities. At Bollenbncher's is the only plac they can be found in the city. He has also it splended stock of Ladies' French Kid Button Boots and fine Goat Parepa Button Boots. lie also has on hand n fine stock of Ladies' Croquet Slippers,
French Heeled Slippers, and in fact a full stock of all the latest styles of goods in his line, which he is disposing of at the very lowest cash prices. "When you want to purchase, give him a call, his store is on Col-
lim Avenue, two doors south nf Howe's
Twenty-one head of fine, fat .corner.
might be because he cannot cultivate the under-side of his land, ns well as the upper side.
eight column paper.
apologies to offer.
We have no
Strawberries are retailing a.t 10 cents per quart, in the Terre Haute market, and the Express says,
will sell much lower. They are not
easily procured here at 15 cents, and
are both small and sour.
Mr. Thomas Haulon, a conduc
tor of the Louisville, New Albany
and Chicago Railroad, was marriet
on the 14th ult., at New Albany, to
Miss Sallie Dougherty, of that city
Mrs. McCollough HAS RECEIVED HER. Spring and Summer STOCK OP MTLLDTERY GOODS.
beef cattle, have been bought by McKinney & Alexander, so that
ir.g: their prices are low, and tbey pay a (there is no probability that they
"run short" of meat, very
cash premium of live per cent, to custom
ers. '-It's a nice place to trade," say our cou ltry friends an-1 they know.
will soon.
Real Estate Transfers, For the we?k ending May 28, reported by W. H. Jones, Recorder: IJsniel Cowden to James Cowden, f0 acres of land, more or less, in Bean Blosiom township, $1,000.
Isaac Jjoltinghouse to Jellerson Henslcy
Tobe Smith has the finest store room in Southern Indiana, as well as :he largest stock of Watches and Jewelry. He will sell a genuine American Watch, in coin silver case,
for $15, and he sells other'makes' of j 120 w or less, in Salt Creek town
wateiies at 5 and upward. Tobej' jVcumpbell to Thorns. J. Clark, so has also added new machinery to that acres of land in Washington township, wkh which his work shop was al- j 900rody Supplied, which enables him William Francis Huff to Milton Branr ii i i r . i ! nan 40 acres of land in Washington town-
IV yl .1 1 1 KlUII Ul IVUIULI HT.UM"lll : jjlip, C'JUO.
for about half the prices charged bv
others, and in a much better manner. He don't patoh np 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
bauds, your time-keeper is as good
The wife of A. J. Mitchell, aged 23 years, died of consumption, on Friday last, Strawberries, in the New Albany market, are selling at 10 and 12 cents per quart. The "Early Rose" question has been overshadowed by speculations upon the probable chances , of new candidates for nomination to County Offices. -A, B. Carlton, well known to the old citizens of Monroe county as
editor of the Bloomington News
Calawuy C. Mcfford to James L. Stenh-' Letter, many vears aso. has removed
ens nnu neirs so acres ot unci in salt ureCK
town-hip.
R. M. Galloway to Wesley Deckard inlot Jso. 4, in the Town of Smithville, $125. James J. Alexander to Michael Fleener, 72 acres more or lets, in Benton township, $620.
Robert E. Chambers to Lewis W. AVal
and Lots 12, 13, Hand 15, in Stinesville, I $050. ! Seth Tatum to William Tntum 80 acres
! of land in Indian Crejk township, $1,300. i C. C. Heiford to Julia O. Stephens 20
acres oi lanti in salt t.-leek township $300. M. M. Campbell to John Balduff, a part of Seminary Out-Lot No. 40, near Bloomington, 300. Stephen Hovious to Abraham Godsen, In Lot No. 11, in .Hindoostan, $50.
as new. it you can upon him tie iKn ,,ls .-s- -. , , to nu n -..til : . 1,! . i: . , in Stinesville. $900. wM give jou his price list. Robert K Chnmbers t0 Elijah Hcdri(;k
,t Hijs j nwdftrwl. Cut nr Loaf Siifnr. for , . . - ... . '. "
$1 at Dunn & Cos 5 lbs. Coffee Sugar for Si, at Dunn & Co's l lbs Choice . O. Sugar for $1, at Dunn & CVs Loaf Sut,ar Syrup, at $1 25 at Dunn & Co s 3 ?.bs. C. Suajar for $1, at Dunu & Co's Belmont Nails, 8d, at f5 15, at Dunn fc Cos ! lbs. Rice for 81, at Dunn & Co s 32 Star Candles for $1, at I) inn & Co's Blasting Powder at 25 cents lb, at Dunn & Co's Imitation Java Coffee, 4 lbs. for $1, at Dunn & Co's 4'bs. Choice Coffee for $1, at Dunn & Co's 8 Gallons Keller's Stoneware for $1, at Dunn & Co s. 9 Bars Babbit's Soap for $, ot Dunn & Co's. Choice Jave Coffee, 3 lbs. for $1, at Dunn & Co's. Sets of 46 pieces of Stono China ware from 2 5C to $4, per set at Dunn & Co's. Carpeting. If you want a Carpet, go the Bloomington Woolen Factory.where you will find a variety to select from, of a better quality, and at lower figures than any t lat has, over been offered in this part . of th j State. A. HOLTZMAN & SOX Bloomington, lad., n.ar30-tf
Covnty Orders. Two or three lii ndrtd dollars in County Orders are wanted for tax paying purposes, by parties who iiive left the money at this office, with instructions to pay as little as possible for t'aem. If the terms suit, come and get th s M'jniy. ap!3-6t Cold in the head believed in a few minutes; bad. breath caused I v c-lfensivo secretions; weak eyea, caused bv catarrhal affections; sense of smell, wh ri lessened or destroyed ; deafness, all petmanMly cured by Soelye's Liquid Cs-t.-rrli Remedy. Sold in Indiana, or.iy t,v U. II- CAMPWtiL. Price, 2:00 per Wile. tiMJ may object to this medicine bccaii ie the price is higher than that asked ft-r cVm )cunds said to give relief, but rto ere who seriously wishes o be cured, will, care to pay a living price $2:00. Try It
Signs of the Zodiac. A philosopher in the West, grown into admiration of the Cherry Pectoral, writes l,r. Aye? for instructions undtr which sign he Khal) be bled, which blistered, and whirb voir itcd, and under which he shall take Ayer's Pills for au affection of the liver; :nlso mdi.r which si jns his wife should oom aienc-3 to take the Sarsaparilla for her nilmcnt. He dds that he already knows io W(n his calves under Taurus, char. gc ,. is pigs in Scorpio, cat his hair in Aritis, .ind nk his feet in Pisces or Aquariu, as !eif eon lilion requires. S'hool masters start for Wisconsin, mid rait Mr. Ham when you get there. Lvwt il LhMy Jews.
Among the many truly useful and convenient inventions of the day, none are superior to the patent Clothes Rack, on exhibition and for sale by Sudbury & Johnson. No family can well afford to do without something of this kind, and this is certainlytthe lest kind ever made. Ladies, go to the Marble Shop and examine the Clothes Rack and Ironing Board determine that you will have one of each, and the matter is decided.
"HOW DOTH THE BUSY CANDIDATES improve each shinning hour' especially on Saturday afternoons. Electioneering was lively on Saturday last. It was funny, painfully amusing, to observe the anxiety and earnestness exhibited by those who are backed by numerous friend3. It is all right, however, for it shows that these gentlemen feel the weight of responsibility which rests upon their shoulders, or will, if they should all receive nominations.
In addition to a full stock of
choice Family Groceries, Trucblood & Co. have the agency for the sale of Flowers, Shrubs, &c. T. & Co. will buy produce at some price, all the year 'round, and can supply to regular customers, every luxury the market affords. West side, third door south of the Bank.
W. S. A. Members of the Woman's Suffrage Association of this city, are requested to meet at Dunn's Hall, on Friday night next, to tippoint Delegates to attend the Annual Meeting of the State Association, at Indianapolis, on the 8th and )b of June. A general invitation j.-. extended to the public,
from Bedford to New Albany. The Commissioners of M!onroe County will meet in regular stission, on Monday next. The Railroad Election petition, which was presented at the last regular session, is to be considered, among other important items: of business. By reference to Ordinance No. 31, published in to-day's paper, it will be seen that College Avenue is to be graded north, four squares from 6th street, or to 10th street. At the present rate of progress, all of our principal streets will be McAdamized within the next five years. At three o'clock on Friday morning, an alarm of fire was sounded, and slowly responded to, as the fire was about a mile south of the Court House. Our city covers so much ground that running to fires has become somewhat laborious. And now comes the rumor an authentic one we are sorry to say that another married man has deserted his family, within the past week, to accompany an unmarried woman upon her adventurous travels. How many does tiiis foot up, in. the past eight years. It will be extremely difficult to resist the inclination to vote for two or three of the candidates for each of the important county offices, at the Primary. The gentlemen announced are so generally ttnobjectionable,that it will be no easy task to discriminate between them. The Delegates to the Democratic Congressional Convention, contrary to the usual custom, were appointed by the Central Committee. The reason given is, that the members of the Committee know best who is sound on the Democratic "goose," and that their appointees would be unobjectionable. Consent. At Martinsville, last week, a former Democratic candidate for Attorney General, hailing from Greencastle,and acandidate for nomination to Judgeship of the Circuit Court, a resident of Morgan county, had a little unpleasantness, which culminated in a lively fight. Judgt Eokels will bring them to "taw" at; a Rpeei! terr"" of '"V,f: in Jtdv. ' I':"1 JOUtrUUt i'Ath :Jul bl
impressive ceremony of strewing flowers upon the grassy mounds that mark the last resting places of our noble soldiery. At 1 o'clock P.M., Prof. Richard Owen delivered an
address. to a very large and attentive audience, in the M. E. Church. The address, as all had reason to expecx, coming from such a source, left nothing to be desired it was pure, simple and touching appealing to the warmest sympathies of
our common humanity. After the services at the church were concluded, a processsion of soldiers and citizens, headed by the Bloomington Band, took up their line of march to the cemeteries, which were severally visited, and the graves properly dewrated. It is to be hoped that the names of those who fought for the "dear old flag" will ever be fresh in the memories of their com
rades, and that these ohsGrvflnees TUHE LADIES of Bloomineton and
i i c . i J. cinity, are invited ta examine my new
j -u. ,v j sioqk, coniiiaiinj; ot
wane a survivor of the war remains to do honor to the memory of his
departed comrades.
Personal. A. H. Dunihue and
James C. Carlton, members of the
Board of Trustees of the Town of
Bedford, visited our city on Mon
day List, to examine the McAdam-
izing and other improvements
Bedford is awakening from the leth
argy under which it had become one
of the "deadest" towns of Indiana,
and public improvements are now
the order of the day, in that natur
ally pleasant and healthful place
M'r. Dunihue, who is Chairman of
the Central Committee, as well as
President of the Board of Trustees,
represents the prospects of the Re
publicans of Old Lawrence as very
flattering, and a large Union major
ity assured in October. Mr. J. C Carlton will be recognized as pub
lisher of the Bloomington Newn
Letter, a Democratic paper, publish
ed in 1855. Mr. C, as the files of
his pc.per show, was one of the tasti
est and most pains-taking printers
that ever opened an office in Monrc county, but unceasing hard work and insufficient remuneration dis
gusted him with the business. He
is now in the Drug trade, at Bed ford, and his reputation as a Drug
gist stands as deservedly high as
did his character as a disciple of
aus(.
FOR SALE.
W'E WILL SELL our Store Room, situated one door cast of Dunn &
Co s, and at the north end of the Depot. Will give possesion nt o-ico. For particulars, inquire at the Hardware Store of W.
J. Allen. ALLEN & OSBORN. Bloomington, Ind. May 25, 1870-3t
Let all the people rejoice, for Campbell's Arctic Soda Fountain is an immerse success. The Ladies patronize it because the Seda Water is cold, sparkling and healthful ; candidates for nomination patronize it, because it makes votes. But Campbell desires that his country friends shall visit him also, and on next Saturday afternn he hopes to wait on at least three hundred of thein within the space of one hour. One Tekm Pbinciple. Wall. Hight is a candidate for Sheriff. Wall, went into tho Union Army in '61 and remained ia the service till '66. He says no man can make a good officer who during his-flr.it term, is a enndidate for re-election too much fear of hurting feelings and losing votes, you know. So Wall, is , candidate on the single term principle. Ho says he wants the office but two years,. Explanatory. We are in receipt of a note from Robert M. Gamble, withdrawing his name as a candidate for Sheriff. On the other hand, we received a peremptory order from James Robinson (the individual who brought in the announcement) to "Don't take it out!" This explains its presence in the announcement column.
Judging from the quantity of bloo tns on the bushes, a large crop of blackberries is imminent. The "Champion" Reaper and Mower is advertised . by Seward &. Co. in to-day's paper. Examine the "Champion." -r-For no inconsiderable degree of mechanical aid in enlarging the Frojrem, we are indebted to W. B. Seward. The Monroe County Sunday School Union will begin its session on Wednesday night. The Union proper will commence Thursday morning, and conclude at 11 o'clock A. M, Friday. A full attendance is expected and desired, as many important and interesting topics will be discussed. Captain A. R. Ravenscroft is a candidate for nomination to the office of Sheriff. Capt. R. commanded Company I of the 22nd Ind. Regiment, was a gallant soldier, is a good citizen, and would make an acceptable and compe tent Sheriff.
STRAW GOODS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, HATS, ETC.
My stock will compare favorably with any in the- city. Particular at-.ention given to Bleaching and Pressing. I am at present located just south of the
Uollego Campus, on the Kail road. MRS. A. J. McCOLLOOGH. Bloomington, Ind., May 4, 1870.
COLLEGE AVENUE
CONFECTIONERY
A New Establishment
In Bloomington.
A FULL ASSORTMENT. UTRS. MERRICK has opened a first
-1.TX class Confectionery, ;n South College
Avenue, in tue room
Heretofore occupied bj Her, as
an Eating House. In addition to a very Full Assortment of Candies,
Kuts, Fruits, &e., will be kept lee Cream.
Lienionaue, (.axes, etc.
Aside from the Saloon fitted up for the
accommodation of the general public, is a room set apart for the reception of her colcrod friends.
She will keep
Foreign Fruits in their
Season,
Cove Oysters, Sardines, &c, and will en
deavor to win and retain a fair share of pa
tronage. The public are respectfully invited to call. mayislTO
House and Lot for Sale.
A House and Lot, in Hunter's Addition to the Town of Bloomington, containing live rooms, hall and summer kitchen.
together with a cistern nnd cellar. The lot is well set in fruit trees. For further particulars, apply to W. C. BLACK.
Bloomington, Ind., May 2a, 1870.
ANDERSON & HAMILTON,
Booksellers and Stationers,
And Wholesale Dealers
In Blank Book, Window Blinds, and every
description of Mitchelli Indiana.
We guarantee our prices as low as
any house in the west. may20y
Barber Shop.
JAMES MERRICK still oan-ies on the business of a
Barber and Hair Dresser.
at his well known stand, on South College Avcnu. Shampooning, Hair cutting and Dyeing, done in the highest style of
The Tonsorial Art. Mv customers will always find a compe
tent workman in the Shop, ready to attend
to all calls. Patronage solicited. nov3'69
Change of Time. A new timetable went into effect on Tuesday. Under the new arrangement the Express Train from the north arrives in Bloomington at 2:57, remaining' but five minutes instead of twentyi as heretofore. The passengers noWl dine at (rreenoafltlei The F,rpre!a
itiH vtw; ati'iiispliic. Ti e freight y uis :: .'..'i ."-j livj''.t:.'!'it:
NOTICE. To all whom it may concern. The undersigned, having engaged in an
other bisincss, requiring his attention,
would snv to those knowing themselves in
debted to him, that he has placed his
VOTES AND ACCOUNTS
in the hands of Messrs. Louden &. McCoy, for collection. Those wanting to snve costs will do well to call and settle immediately,
as longer indulgunco cannot be given. JAMES SMALL. Bloomington, Ind,, aplfl, 1870.
FABM FOE SALE.
T WILL SELL MY FARM, situated one
A. Jie miieeast or the t'tate Cniversitv.in
a good i locution, fifty mitts in cultivation and ten acres of timber. Frame house, with four rooms, bnni, granary, apple and peach orchard bearing, for $5 000. Enquire n the Hardware Store, nouth side public square. W. J: ALLEN. Bloomington, Ind. May 25, 107-3t
Seamstress. MRS. AMA S'DA KIjTCH, would respectfully inform the citizens o!' Blooming'on and vicinity, that she has token rooms above stairs, in the building of Mrs. Farmer, on the south side of utirst., between College Avenue and Railroad streets, and is "prepared to do in a good, workman-like manner
ALL entrusted to her. tronay;e.
S E W I HI 6 She asks a liberal pa-mavll,70-3m
Candidates' Announcements.
New Stove Store AXD T:L:o. Shop, WILLIAM H. BODKIN HAS REMOVED his Tin and Stove Store to the building recently prepared f.r him, east of Dunn & Co'a. He has now in s:ore, and will always keep n supply of the most popular Cooking and lleatiiii; Stoves, Tinware and Hollow-warn. Spcenl attention given to Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work, Roofing, Gutter Spoutinc, &c. All work warranted, and prices low. W. II. BODKIN. Bloomington, Ind., April 20, 1870.
FISH.
FEED. HARRER INVITES the attention of tho citizens of Bloomington and vicinity, to the fact that he is now receiving Fresh Fish, almost daily, and keeps them in ice, so that they remain, fresh and sound. Give me n cali, when you want REAL FRESH FISH. FRED. HARRER.
JAMES W COOKERLY, LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, REAll OF BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, Bloomington, Ind. Q,IrT,E JIOl, TT..--5 -rid B:i.vic O ri'd Will?, hh'i.i ;r. leii vrtn'i: . rifcihlejiiht .H.-t '' ''', "vl :n rear ; U lUou'Ji-o.'Mt cot? K
Primary Election, July 30fh. REPRESENT A Tl YE. tSS-lt Gko. A. Buskibk will consent
to have his name used f r the nomination for Representative, ho will be supported by MAW itv.PiTRT.ri-i a va
Editor Progress ricaso announce the
name of A. W. Reeves, as a candidate for nomination to tho Office of Representative
from Monroe county, subject to the decis
ion ox i;ne itepublieiin I ounty Convention.
MANY VOTERSA UDIT )R. WR. Jnmes F. Manle, tit the earnest so
licitation of many fritnds and comrades.
has consented to become n enndidate for
nomination to the Office of .County Auditor.
subject to the decision of the Republicans
oi jnonroe, at ttie mnniry .Election.
IlKxitY F. Pkbby is :i candidate for re-
nominntion to the office of Auditor of Monroe County, subject to ;he will of tho Re
publican Party, however expressed.
CLERK.
Editor Progress .- Please announce that
Captain L. S. Muyfleld is a cundidate for
nomination to the office of Clerk of Mon
roe county, subject to tho decision of the
Republican Party.
Editor Progress Plensc announce R. C.
Foster as candidate for re-nomination to
the Otnce of Clerk of Monroe, county, sub-
ect to tue decision ot the Kepuhlican Con
vention. MANY VOTERS.
Editor of Progress Please announce that
we request that William F. Brownins be
come a candidate for the Office of Clerk of
tho Circuit and Common Pleas Courts of
Monroe County, subject to the nomination
of the Republican Party in Convantion, to bo held on the first Sat'irdiiv of June next.
- MANY VOTERS. TREASVRER, Clellind F. Dodds is a candidate for nom
ination to the Office of Treasurer and Collector of Mod roe county, ai bject to the decision of the Republican Par.y, lit the Primary Election.
Hexry Eli.f.r is a enndidate for nomi
nation to the office of Treasurer and Col-
;otor of Monroe count y, subject to the de
cision of tho Republican Party, however
expressed.
Editor Progress: You will please an
nounce the name of I. Milton Rnerera as a
candidate for the Office of Treasurer and
Collector of Monroe countv. subiect to the
decision ot the Kepublicun Party.
A VOTER, HJTERFF.
Etlitor Progress Announce mv name
as a canuiuate tor nomination to the Office
of SherifT of Monroe county, subject to the
decision ot me Hepubliciiu Party at the
Jt-nmury Election. WALL. HIGHT.
Editor Progress You are authorized to
announce the name of Capt. A. K. Ravens-
rott, as candidate tor nomination to the
office of Sheriff, subject to the Republican
i-rimary Election.
Editor Progress Please announce the
mime of Michael Gabhert, ns a candidate!
for nomination to tin- Office of Sheriff of
Monroe county, subject to tho decision of
the Kepublican .I'arty. We have known
Mike from early boyhood, nnd know hin-
to be competent to discharge the duties o::"
tho office. MANY VOTERS.
Ed. Progress Please announce that w
request .Archibald Fleoner to become a can
didate for the Office of Sheriff of Monroe county, subject to the nomination of the Re
publican farty. MAN Y VOTERS.
Capt. Samuel Me Wylie ig a candi-
ate for nomination to the office of Sheriff of
Monroe county.subjeot to tho decision of the Republican Party.
JSSU You are authoiized to announce the
name of Robert M. Gamble, as a candidate
foT the office of Sheriff of Monroe County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. MANY VOTERS.
RECORDER. SRiFohn F.' Walker, is announced as a
candidate for nomination to the Office of
Recorder of Monroe county, subiect to the
decision of the Republican Party.
Editor Progress. You will please an
nounce my name as candidate for County Recorder, subject to tho decision of the
people, at a Republicp.n Primary Election. M. BLAIR. Mr. Editor Please announce to Captain Blair, and aH others whom it may concern, that if the people are villing.V am willing, and more than willing- yea.1 even anxiou to serve them in the capacity of County Recorder for a second term a favor, which A faithful public scrvent has alight to ask, without being a required to answer foolish questions. My name is Jones. COMMISSIONER. IST Samuel Gordon of Perry township, is a candidate for nomination as Commissioner for the 3d Distiiet of Monroe county, subject to the will of tho Republican Party. William Weiiner of Perry township, U, a candidate for nomination to tho Office of County Commissioner for the 3d District of Monroe county, subject to the decision of tho Republican Party. W. B. Skward hat been urged by some of his friends, to submit his name as a can
didate for nomination to the Omeo ot County Commissioner for ;ho 2d District, and
has consented that ins name mny be so
used. A VOTER. 1IW. M. A. Kirby of Van Buren township, ut the solicitation of his many i'rionds, lias consented to become a candidate for nomination !o the office of Commissioner for the 2d .District. iST-William K. liawlinii, of Washington township, is a candidate for nomination to the office of Commissioner for the 1st District of Monroe county, subject to the decision of tho Republican Party. ASSESSOR. 8 You ara authorized to announce Wilson Ada ma as a candidnto for nomination to the Office of Assessor for Bloomington Township, nubjout to the decision of the Republican Party. filitor of the Progress Please announce the name of Thoniai Splcer, us a candidate for Assessor of Bloomington Township, subject to tho decis on of tho Republican Convention. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. You are authorized to announco James M. Rogers as a can lidtito lor nomination to the Office of Trustee cf Bloomington township, subject o the decision of the Republican Party. MANY VOTERS. l..'!l,in'i ! (.1 ' (tic . : I . :: I'n.is
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A Fresh. Stock.
MEW GOODS
ARRIVING DAILY!
gelling at Gold Prices !
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 uvi OST CEIjE33JI?tA.TII;i3 BKAKD OF LADIES' LASTING GOODS, CAN BE FOUND IN BLOOMINGTON ONLY AT THE CITY SHOE STORE. (They Wear a Year).
f liiii Lmm $1111 1
A large stock of Ladies' Kid and Lasting Slippers, at wholesale prices. CHILDRENS' SHOES In endless variety, made for us and warranted. Mens' wear ALL RXIfDS, . mmmwf wmmt. Price our DOUBLE SOLE PLOW SHOE before you buy. A GOOD BROGAN for $1:50!
THE OLD RELIABLE CALF BOOT,
The very best quality, HAND MADE and sold at wholesale rates. Don't buy 'till you see them!
We propose to Duplicate
cinnati Jobbing prices, on any goods we have in stock. We desire to increase our trade this Spring, and shall offer Special
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All rips mended free of charge-
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