Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 11, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 July 1870 — Page 3
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
'Local Notices tks cents
LINK, FOR EACH INSKKTlOfr. "18
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L. N. -1. ,y CHICAOO RAILROAD. TIME TAM AT BLOOMINGTOS. Exprem Goina South : Arrives at 2:57 p.m. Departs Ht 3:0: r.M Expremt Going North : Arrives at 3:02 pa, Debits at 3:" p.m Freight, going foutl), arrives at 6:46 a m
Freight, going north, arrives at 3:02 p.m i
JAMKS K. BKYA.NT. AOET.
Dinninuninu Donpocc ' misrepresenti-so the facts. DLUUMIRU I UN rltUbltt )0i ; We are informed that two-thirds
of the persons who answer the qties-
; tionsof the tsensus taker, fail to give
in more than onMhird or one-half
the value of their personal property, under the misapprehension that these figures are to be used for taxation. It i i difficult to understand how people who live in a reading age like this, can be so inexcusably iarnorant. The census reports are
only intended as a reliable source of i information upon the population,
business and wealth of the various counties and States in the Union. If this policy of suppressing the facts is as general in Monroe county, as our information on the subject leads us to believe, this county will make but an indifferent showing when compared with others. People at a dLstau3 determine upon a location frequently, jusfc as the census reports leads them to believe a county is settled or its resources
developed. mis suppression i farts is suicidal to our best interests.
as well as extremely silly, giving
unmistakabieevidenee of an amount of ignorance at present existing in
Monroe county, that is anything but
creditable.
Public Speaking. HON. MOSES F. DUN S', Rcpub ienn Candidate for Congress, will address the citizens of Monroe Counr.y, hi follows : At Hnrrodsbu -g, Friday, July ISt'i, at ono o'clock. At AValker's School Hom, Saiuiday, Julf lfith, at one o'clock. At llarmonv, Monday. July 18th, a;, one o'ekvk. At EUcUsvill?, Tuesday, July 19th, at ma ifvlock. At St'ncsvill Wednesday, July Vhh, at one o'clock. At Hindustan, Thursday July 21st. at cue -clock. At Snsitfeville, Friday, July 22d, one o'elcvk. At Bloomimrtoa, Saturday, July 23d, at one o'clock. The Cwd4Hs fur Bepreuntatice. and for the various County Offices, wil . be present. Our citizens, without regard to part.",aro inrit;d to he presett. Julyth, i87S. 1mr Diari:hcea. This distressing, and now prevalent compl; int, can be be almost instantly relit ved by mixing equal parts of paragoric and Jamaica ginger. Eose, a teaspoemful. While Farts is mi:cing this medicine, tell Fullertoa to get you a bottle f Nature's Hair Restorative, use il two weeks, and our word for it the flics can't tickle the top of your head. 'Cause why, j'oa 11 have that bald pi ice covered with a thick, glossy coat, of hair. Gkaxd Clearance Sale for Sixty Days, at the ew Yobk Store. Tuky & Co. are ditferinined to sell out the bulk of (heir immense stock, within the next 60 days, and the ieoplc of Monroe j county, TOtbtiut regard to religion, politics or sial etauding, are re- i quested to come and get bargains in Diy Goods, Notions, Kats, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Shawls, fine Dress Goods, &c Bargains ! BarraiiM ! Tie BESTSELECTED, well sis the LARGEST STOCK OF GEOCEIVES, in Bloomington, sold Cbenp as the Cheapest, l y DINN&i'O. Clark brand of White Fi.h at jeSHf IHNN&COS. TnE OVEItI.ASI MOSTHLY, for July, has come to hand. Its contents are as follows: "My I?irst Visit to Brook Farm ; Joe of Lahaina ; An Evening and a Morning in Colhna; Sail Ho! A Dark Jight on Picket; The Donner Party ; Through the Lower Coast Coun
tries; Lumbering in Washington j tlw instrument had to be boxed up Territory ; If Only ; The Spectre ! the same afternoon and expressed
"Told Yotj So ! The Bloomington Dimoorct of last Saturday contains the announcement of "Dick: Fulk," os a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convontion. That Fulk may receive the nominotion, is the earnest wish of every Kt:publican in the County of Monroe.
The Tempehaxce Cause is gaining strength rapidly, if wc may
judge from the amount of beer and
whisky brought to Bloomington almost every day in the week. Last Saturday the freight train from the
north broueht in six barrels of
whisky ami twenty or thirty kegs of beer. As Sunday was not an extremely warm day, there was undoubtedly enough left over to supply the retail trade on Monday. One iay last week the city civil .engineer left his compass a short time, while he went to examine some stakes on North College Avenue. Just previous to his departure, however, the Professor had been drawing a bead on somethirg through his instrument, oblivious u the proximity of a huge hog, which was .grazing in an adjacent gutter. His hogship, it seems, had his curiosity aroused by the manner in which the machine was manipulated, so tossing his right ear off of hi eye, he took a careful survey of the surroundings ; and finding that the operator hud disappeared behind a neighboring grade, he walked cautiously to the "lopk-through-it," and climbed up. Thoroughly disgusted by tbchight of the engineer's stakes, or sonic such circumstance, he, with . a contemptuous grunt, kicked over the Professor's tripod, and then trotted down an adjacent allev. The result of this was, that
Our valued ($5) friend, James H. Rogers, came back from tho Circuit Convention, last Thursday, defeated for Prosecutor. He was a candidate for Common Pleas Praecutor, three weeks ago, in the Convention which was held at Franklin, Johnson county, but was defeated there. He was also defeated for the same office two years ago, at Morgautown. Jim now begins to know what he is good for, vii : To be defeated in Convention by his Party, for Prosecuting Attorney. If "the third time is the charm," Jim is politically dei.d slaughtered in the house of his friends.
Miss Belle Ryors has return
ed to Bloomington, and will give 'lessons in voeal and instrumental music to those desiring to receive them. Miss Ryors' musical ability is so generally acknowledged as to require no endorsement from ns. mThe Democracy lield a Judicial Convention at Spemier, on tr 2 7th instant, to nominate a Circuit Judge and a Prosecuting Attorney fir the Sixth District, com posed of Cla-, Greene, Morgan, Owen, Putnam and Monroe. "W. F. Frank lin of Owen county, was nominated for Judge, and John C. liobiaion of Owen re-nominated for Prosecutor.
The Railroad men-, formers and mechanics of Monroe c muty, should remember that John P. Smith, the Jeweler, is acknowledged to have no superior as a watth repairer, in the West. He sta nds at the head of his piofession, as he deserves to, and although he has au unusual amount of work at present in his shop, he i6 ready and willing to receive more. He is on the west
siue.
Bull of Salinas; The Famsley Howe; Sacramento Etchings ; Yoseniiie on Fcot; Dicken.f in Cuap; Mr. Thompson's Prodigal. " The Overland Monthly is published in Saa Francisco, ly John H. Carmany & Co. Great Reduction in lit Prlie of American lFafcic. X am selling American Watches at fie following pricis: Apploton, Tracer &jCo., tValtham.M? sr. movement, full jewelled, expansion bi1'aoee, at - - H2!i 60 P. S. Bnrtlett, Waltham, Mas.., full jeweled and expansion bal utee. at 17 20 Ww. Eltery. Walthnm, Mas, full jeweled aad expansion balance, aX 1 1 24 William EHsry, Wa.tliam, Mass., plum steel balance, - - - 8 00
Home Watch Co Boston, Hues, a . 7 00 Elgin Watch '--U. W. iUvmond, at 45 00 B. H. T.ylor, 24 ',5 3. W. Wbeeler, 20 25 Mat Laflin, 16 20 J. T. Ryerson, W M Lid j Elgin, VI 06 CASES Silver UntUUg Caset: Two ouocee, f 6 80 Three ounoet, gold joints, 7 fitl Four ounces, goM joiata, 1 0 t i Five ounces, gold joints, I S Six oancea, gold jointi, IS CJ Tvelre Oancaa, gold joint 24 00 ObserTC that the cost of Silver Watches :mplete, is ascertained by adding the price of the cases to that of the moTemer.ts. The silver in the cases is warrant U be fUtVAi. to coin. I have all other grades of Watches, and will sell cheaper than any other firm in the State. TO BE S ITU.
to Cincinnati, where it will undergo certain necessary repairs.
Don't suffer your hair to fall off, when a bottle or two of "Nature's
Hair Restorative" will check it. It is splendidly perfumed, and as clear
as crystal. Shoemaker & Co. sell it. See advertisement.
TnE 'Evening Mail, Maj. O. J. Smith's new paper at Terre Haute, is the latest and handsomest thing in the newspaper line. The Prairie City is well .supplied with elegant appearing newspapers, excepting the Journal, which, although fitted with new type and presses, is miserably rinted. "Bock" Hughes made a short speech, in the Court House yard, last Saturday, and was followed by John East, who took occasion to announce that he was a candidate tor tbi Democratic nomination to
the Clerkship. As John is Chairman of the Democratic Central Committee, and has everything "cut and
dried'' to secure his own nomination, this announcement was super
fluous, to call it by the mildest term. It is rather unusual, anyhow, for a
candidate for nomination by a County Convention, to make a
canvass of the county, in order to secure it. Williams of Stinesville, is the man that ought to receive the nomination for Clerk he has done uo imxmsiderable amount of gratuitous work for his party, and tieserves something. East is youug in the business, and can afford to
wait.
A HAru-STOHlCAL ISCIDINT. Last Saturday afternoon there was quite a crowd at Shoemaker 6: Co.'s Drug Store, a number of then buying the hair preparation known as ''Nature's;" Fullerton was hi.nding out the bottles rapidly with one baud, and with the other taking in the dollars. In his hurry to snatch a two dollar bill frcm a fellow who was owing the firm one hundred cents, he dropped a bottle of "Nature's Hair Restorative," and the clear, crystal liquid poured out in front of the rear diwr. Now, lin
gular to relate, thcte is a large hair rug, which grew in one night, on the spot where the Restorative soaked into the wood ! We don'l vouch for the hairy part of this story if you say we do, it i. a lie. Don't want every old wooden-headed fool in the country charging us .with all the huge advertising storhs they read. 3" For best bm.nds of Tobaccos and Cigars, go to Ilogers.'
An experimental turnpike is
talked of, in this vicinity, to be owned and managed by stockholders, who will depend upon tolls to repay them for the investment of their money. Many of the turnpikes in this State are paying dividends of from 30 to 50 per cent, to stockholders, and one road running out about four miles from Bloomington, would pay asi well as in any other part of Indiana. A good turnpike can be built at from 1,800 to $2,000 per mile, very little grading being necessary the road bed is the desirable thing. There is money in it, if moneyed men will take hold of the enterprise.
The Home of Washington. For neatly a qnartigr.of n coutury pas:, Br;tiso:i J. Losing, the a:tist author of "field Book of the Revolution." ''History of Hie United r tfttei," etc., hns Wn one vt the "'t dilige.it and successful laborers in the. rich field of American history. During that time he has traveled more than thirty thousand miles, extending to almost every pprtittv' ofVtliD-njnJtttJn order to procure sketches of various scenes and olijectf, of historic interest ; tor it is his good fort uti'" o he equally happy in the use of both pen and pencil" Attractive and popular .fhoup& ' 11 his works have Wen, Mr. Lossing'n latest volume i- justly considered tlo crowning success cfliis lit'o. lttitli'-is as follows: "The Tlome of Washington; or Mount Vernon and its Associations, Historical, Biographical, and Piotor;." It is n subscription hook, being sold through agents entire v. A copy now lie upon our lahle from that enti i-p'rising firm, E. Tlannnford & Co., 177 Wr it Four'.h Street., Cincinnati. No liioro bemitiful ticok has gladdened oureyos for many months, than this shapely quarto, printed on superilne and clcguntlytinted paper, and gotten up in the highest style of the typographical art. A steelplate nortrnit." from the celebrated nnintinir
of Gilbert Stuart, and an engraving of
. Retribution. Over two years
ago our quondam friend Rogers, got j
into the Progress for advertising, toj Moun; Vernon, also on steel, embelish the , . V c in r.. i front of the look, while the text of the the extent ot five dollars binee! v,ork ilIustl.iUeJ wUh no le3s Uian no then he has thrice been defeated fori Jmndridaml forty-eight of Lossings charm-
i is pictures, ;ac mmiue or interesting
, MJ1S.
Prosecuting Attorney, his ill-fortune;
etc.
tar. .umihc or
The bindiiiir is both elegant
dating from his little transaction an"s,", "'"' ...... . . . T Tbi home of Washington is uti doubtwith US. "Vengeance IS mine; l.cdlythe most complete, satisfactory and will rennv " frr Pav Tin and thu3 A,ltfl11 record ever prepared of the doWlll repaj, CC. I aj up, ana tlius rlcstic nnd privnte life of 'The Father of break the spell, brother Rogers. ' bis Country.'' Every American isj of , w course, familii r with the General, the Two voung ladies of Glenwood, lawn, . Statesman, and the President, out are matched to chew was against time, this work reveals to us the Man in nil the best two in three, in comms. Journal. i oignity nnd'Wiuty of his personal charrn, . , , . . , tr. I t also furnishes a great amount of 1 here are girls m this City Who fresh lnd interesting matter, not attainCiin beat the Winner of that match, "We from any other source, and is the . . ,, , only vork extint diseribing lully th, conand give her SIX "chaws . thO Start. cJition, past and present, of Mount Vernr.n. - Many of the illustrations describe articles SSfT. J. Rogers, will ofl'er. for c f whli h tlie originals ii re now lost to the , , . i . i world forever swept ruthlessly away bv the next thirty days, great bargains the storms of . ivil war. "
in Queensware, Boots and Shoes.
Tb.
J'.1
ihlish.'
iniu unce a largo and
tapidly increating circulation oftthis eje-
Capt. Shoemaker took the train this. Its national character, the reputation for Cincinnati, last Monday, v.hcre of,i,,s "'i:'-hor. and the low pri to- ' ' i gether with ti c unexcelled beauty ot its lie goes to consult an OCClllist. i mechanical execution and its perfect wealth r- ..- fnunm. i..l'of illu-tnitions. areull calcnhite.1 tomakfit One of .our fellows ccolares one oftlu, mos. populiirna,i mp-aiing it is "working between mealt3 that's books of the age. Wo commend this . . "household Uviisure" to the attention of Killing llint. our readers, wl ether agent or book buyers.
R. Huiuiaford & Co., tbo Cincinnati publishers, are a firm who publish Cjiily lirstlass works, nn I equip their agents in the very test style
The fact is being established with wonderful fatality, that kerosene is an unsafe material to light fires with. James Parks, of Ellettsville, will be eighty-nine years of Jige, in September next, and is still vigorous. Richard L. Coffey, of Brown county, has teea nominated for
Judge, and C. W,
The Bounty question. . The following resolution was offered by. Judge Busk iuk, at the last meeting of the Republican Central Committee, and adopted : Itesclvetf, That the Republican Central Committee of Monro6 County are in favor of paying to. the Soldiers, their wives and
Workman, of j children, whatever may he legally due
Shelby county, for Prosecuting At
torney, of this Common Pleas District., by the Democracy. A census man informs us that the most difficult part of his work, is to get the age of the ladies. They don't like to tell, especially the widows and old maids. The reckless consumption of unripe fruits is having the usual effect : Dycscntery, cramp colic, ete.
Green apples give bu.sine.is to the ,
them imdvr the Acts of the General As
sembly, passed the 4th of March, 18G5, and the 2tit f December, 18(ij, and that said ullowauess should be mndo by the Board of County Currlnvssiouers, without regard to legal tft'linicaHities, and. in the spirit that actuated the members of the Legislature in making faid 1: ws. -" ; Primary Election, July 30th, 1870.
To the Republican Voters of ATonive County In accordance with a Resolution pased
druggists and physicians, and that by tho B. publican Mas Meeting, in Bloomis about all they are good for. ingtn. on the :ist day of May, 1870, tho
MCjtublicun le tiui committee oi Jionroe
A woman went into the Post Office, several weeks ago, and throwing down a nickel, asked for some "stonijw." Voss handed her a two
ami a three cent etamp, which she berries as nice as these, should n't slowly picked up, aud said ' Is that i be so confounded modest.
Hand in your advertisement, cards, posters, hill-heads, envelopes, etc., bring your business prominently before the people, and s.n increased trade will be the result We notice frequent warnings to the people, in the daily papers, to look out for 'counterfeit greenbacks.' We have been looking out for the genuine article, for some time, on advertising bills, due from parties who are said to be "mighty good," but can't see them 'though we try uever so hard. The individual who sent that bucket of big, ripe Lawtou Blackberries to this office yesterday, is suspected, but we have nothing but circumstantial evidence as yet. A man who is capable of cultivating
all )-ou give for fiva cents ?" "Yes, madam," said Charley. "Well, just gi'e me my five cents; lean do better 3' said his customer, and picking up her money she sailed out in search of a low-priced Poal master.
(Carpeting. If yon want a Carpet, go the JMooinlngton Woo: tn Factor , where you will And a variety to select frcm, of a better quality, and at lower figur ;s than nay that has ever been offered in this part of the State. A. HOLTZM AN & SON. BloomingU-n. Ind., mar30-tf
Go to T. J. Rogers', iststside
Public Square, to Uuy choicts Stigar and Coffee.
Tub many friends of Capt
Shoemaker will regret to hiarn that he met with an accident eight or ten days ago, which has impaired his
eyesight, and may result in the loss of one of his eyes. He was en-
Go to Shoemaker & Co s for the 6" "r
Kevstone Gltits Fruit Jr. i 0031 0,1 oawei, ana tor mat purpose
SU A large quantity of the finest Lard :was 'wing a hammer and chisel. Oil fc machinery, at 8hemaker' ; Laying the chisel with its side edge
"t&rGo to Shoemaker & Cos for the Key-1 against a hoop, he struck it forcibly
with the hammer, when a piece of
steel from the chisel flew off and
stone Glass fruit Jar.
ttSTThe "Queen," is a glass top Fruit 1Tr iaM nntt hv W filiriAmiilrr A'
! L..ll'inm U 1n4 , .... L il. .
. A eeneral assortment of Fruit Jar ! T ? ' . " lu""B
i ue uiin, o er me signr. Joshua Step, for Sheriff, and James S, Williams, for Clerk, are
The Beuton township Democracy met at Union ille, several wseks ago, for the purposj of selecting a Township ticket. After deliberating with great earnestness and Davy Barrow for Chairnian,they concluded to leave all nominations to a County Conveniori. Uriah Mullikin announced himself as a
candidate for nomination to the
oiSce of County Auditor,and the ir
repressible John East,inade a speech for tho Clerkship. Who ever saw the natural tinge renewed in gray hair by a hair dye ? No one. Who n disting uish the
browns and blacks brought out by "Nature's Hair Restorative, from tb! original coloni? No one.-
Who sent that blamed big bouncing blue beautiful watermelon to this office last Saturday ? It was immense and luscious. Don't be
ashamed of a benevolent action,
friend ; for is it not writ ten, "verily I say unto you, he that sendeth watermelons to the' printing-office, shall not be troubled with corns."
Dom't bb roisoNKii with th sticky, filthy,
dangerous, Hair preparations, but use Nature's Hair Restorative, which is perfect
ly clean and transparent and entirely free
Jrom all dangtrmu drugs. It will positive
ly restore Gray Hair, prevents tho Hair
from falling off, will cause it to grow when
prematurely lost, removes dandruff, and
keeps the head in a perfeotly hoalthy con
dition. Try a hottlo and be satisfied that
it is the greatest discovery of tho age. Shoemaker & Co., Sole Agents for Mon roe County.
best and cheapest in the market for sale by 1. W. Shoemaker & Co. tfdr A lare quantity of the nat Lard O'.l, fa tnaakinerr. at Shsttmalcer Cb i.
V
"BiW Keystone Prsrit
i Co' fortlif 'among the-new nnonnerten,tJ. in j w he Demoei'at thisu'eek. Ion,
BQUThe 'ioileen" ia glass top Fruit Jar best and cheapest' in the market at Hboemnkor ,fc Co'si Cheap. 8?U A general assortment of Fruit .Jars be&( in the market 4itd cheapest-at Shcemaker & Co's. Tho "Queen" it a g!ai top Frtiit
Jar, ' old only by J. W. Shoemaker it Co.
SQU A large quantity of tho (I nest Iard
fw mftohinery, at gtioeronk(.r S Uo'b,
The Republicans will hold a
Convention to nominate a Circuit
Judge and Prosecutor, at Gosport,
on the 28th instant. A meeting should be called, to appoint delegates,
County hereby request the Republican
Voters ot' said County to meet at their respective places of voting, in their several
Townsiii is iu.said County, on.
SatcmaY, July 30th, 1870,
at 8 o'clock a. it., and hold Primary Idea
tions foi tho , J nrposc of selecting candi
dates for the various County aud To nship offices to be flUci'. at the October Blcction,
1870. The Inspectorf and Judges of such Primary 151; ctlons are requested to open a poll from 8 o'clock A It. until 4 o'clock P.M., and receive the votes, by bullut, of all the Repubiicaa Voter in their . respective Townships, eouh! tho same, and make ro-' turn of the nXimber of votes received for each candidate, to the Chairman of enid Ce.itnil Comniittne, at tin Conft House, in Bluoming1on,on Monday, August 1st, 1870. The persons making such returns, together wii h t'ae said Chiiirman, are requested to
compare t;hc return. and count the votes
sri en for each cumlidato; and the persons.
having received the highest number of vo :cs, v;ll he diclared the candidates of the Bcpul.dican I'arty for the offices to be filled At t'io. nest October Election.' By order of Committee. ' .' CLELIAND F. DODDS, June 2li, 18T0. Cliairotoo.'
RevoIiVinq Hay Rakes Have hecome articles of necessity, among, good farmers, and. those- who have riot been supplied, should call at' Stiiart & Cb.'s at (ice.and buy. Ji you haven ho'rse,mnlp, or cow that persists is jumping fenc.es, go to f Ituurt & Oo.'S inad' buy an Animal Poke they are warranted to cure tho worst cases of fenco jumping. Bemomber, too, the Patent Hay Fork, the best im
plement for the purpose over invented, is j tjm(1 nearest four minutes.
sold by Stuart A Co. At leaat examine . jfBTCHAM, Pt-eeidiit. their nuehiae. ' .. I ' y I. AwdwaW, tJecretiry.
lliiipeettirs and Judges of Republican Primary JStection : Mean Blossom Josiab. P. Burton, Inspector; George Cherry and J. P. Beaumont. llWiiwroii HsistinffB Robinson, Inspector; Thomas M. Gaskinsand Jf.mes Campbtll. Marion Tho nas Y. Biiiter, Inspector; John Johnson. S". aJid Malilon Haeker. Benton Thomas Uarnhill, Inspector; Roger M. Gray i nd David Young. iilonmiugtoH Isaac Adkins, Inspector; E. B. Hamilton nnd Joseph Sutherland. Richland Juries M. Harris, Inspector; Jnnu-. VV. Coffey, nnd Prank Brnxtan. 1'iim Rvrtn .fahn C. Wolley, Inspector; John T. Idler and Addison C. Cimitu. J'errti Josepl D. Handy, Inspector: J. O. McCo.lloue;i and Newton Alathors. Salt ( V--Ji tncs Si. Woods, Inspector ; N. B. Peterson and Floming Ilcnsley. Polk John T. Cracraft, Inspector; Priiiitis Eargoor aiijl B&Feui. SwiihiitU Perrv Cfaither," Inspector; C. G. Heirall ami Milford Cn-tor.
Ilc rrotixbrirg Samuol Wallingford, Iii-
spectrr; Ijbcs. Jilcl,atighlan and John l Anderson. Indian Creek- -Job.r Koons, Inspector; El "YY. Hnney audThaidens Woodard.
MONROE CO. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Fair to be held from Sept. 20th to
24m, wolusire.
Ex'ia Pre'tnlunos oftbkl bj. o Offi(;orn and Directors f Uie Monroe Co. 'Agricultural Saeiety, u a Meeting held on
Saturday, J;y2l, 1810 1Sweepstakes on Pa'jing--. Wo oo. Sweepstakes on Trotting......... 5W uft Best Stallion.. 2I 0 ' Fastest Backing Horse or Mure., JO 00 A Premium a $15 00 is offered, to the
person who will Irive ais. horse, ona mile,
Candidaos' " ilunounctnicnts, Primary lccHIon, July 30th. REPRESENTATIVE. J If Geo, A. Burkibk will consent to have his mine ns'd for the nomination for Bepresenttive, he will be supported bv MANY BKPUBL1CAKS. ' ty Please announce the name of A. W. Reeves ns a candidate for nonilriafion to the ofTVeof RepMSentative from Monroe county, subject to the PrinUry Election MANY VOTERS-
IN-DEPENDEXT CAKDIDATE. Eiiitob PaouBKss Announce my name as an Independent candidate for Represent,!! ize for Monroe county. "BOOK" II (JU 11 Ed. A CDITOll. X$" James f. Manley, at the earnest solicitation of rnsrj. rrleittig and CQinrudes, has consenlied to become a candidate for nomination to tbcofliiie uf County Auditqr, lubject to the deeisiim of the Republicans at ihc July Primary. ....'.;. Henry P. Perry is acandidate for re nomination to the olEce ol Auditor vf Monroe county,-su'iject to tlit will of the Eepubr lican' Pirty, however expressed. CLERK. " EtlHir Progress : Please announce that Captni i'L. t. ilayfield is a candidate for nomination t'' the otlieo of Clerk of Monroe county, subject to tho decision of the Republican Party. 'Editor Progrrsx Please announce B. C. Foster as candidate for re-nomination to the Office of Clerk of Monroe county, siibj( ct to the decision of the Bepnhlicati Convention. MANY YOTEES. Editor of Progrcmz'Plmse imh'oun ce that we request th it William F. Browning become a candidate for the Office of Clerk of the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts of Monroe'Cjjmfity, subject to the nomination of the Republican Primary Election, to be bo held on tbi 30th day of July. . MANY VOTEBSi TREASURER. CtRLLAND F. ftonns is candidate for riomination to the Office of Treasurer and Collector of Monroe county, subject to the decision of the Republican Party, .i the Primary Election. Henry Elli r is a candidate for nomination to tliQ office of Treasurer and Collector of Monroe County, subject to the decision of the Republican P:rty, however expressed. Editor Pi.oaRtsH You will please announce the nime of I. Milton Ilogers, as a candidate for the office of Treasurer and Collector of Monroe Countv, subject to the decision ol the Jlepublican'Party. A Y0TJ5K. SIIERIPh. EniToa Progress Announce my name as a candidate Jor nomination' to the office of Sheriff of Monroe couuty, subject to the"'deciMtoii of-the BepublieaA Party at the Primary Etectioo. . ... WALL. BIGHT. ; XW You ai-e authorized to annonnce the name of Cap. A. R Ravenscrolt, as a can-, dida'te for. noiaiuatioD to the oce of-iierUr, subject to the RtpulKaiPrimary Election. Please announce the name of Michael Gabbert, as a eaodidltie for nomination to the office of Sl'erin off Monroe coonty, subject to the decision of the Republican Party. We have known Mike from early boyhood, and know bim to bo competent to discharge the datics ef the ofllce. : ' MANY yOTKBS. ZW" Please announce that we request Archibald Eltener to become a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Monroe county, subject to the nomination of the Republican Party. MANY VOTERS. tyCapt Saranel -He. Wvlie, is a candidate for nomination to the office tff rTberifF of
Monroe county, subject to the decision ofJ
the Kcpublican farfy. RECORDER. Editor Pvnarm AYillinm J. Tarlor. of
Clear Creek 'Township, .fen, candidate tbr'j
the nomination tor tile umco or necoraer, subject to tie decision of the Bepublican Party, at the Primary Election, j, tr?3 Austin S. Waggencr is a candidate
for the Recorder's Office, subject to the will of the Republican Party. Was a soldier for four years, in the late war for the Union. t5f John F. Walker is announced as a candidate for nomination to the office of Recorder of Monroe county, subject to the decision of the Republican I'arty. t3t Yon will please announce my name as
cardiJate for County Recorder subject to the decition of the people at a Bepublican Printarr Election. M. BLAIR.
Mi: Editor.' Please announce to Captain l !lair. an l all others whom it iu:iv concern,
that if thb maple arc willing, inn willing, nnd more tlum willing yen ! even (furious to serve thena in the, capacity of tSwfy'
Recorder for iv second term urOr, winch
a truthful viitiue servam nus B ngm 10 axc.
without being, reqnired tdiwswer foolish
(juestions. My name. is JojiEs.
COMMISSION EIL fSFXHrai H. Pering is a candidate for J nomination' to the Office of County Comuiisslorier, fiir the 3d Dfctrict of STouroe ;
county, 6ubj.et to the Bepublican .Primary Jsilecti.qn. Pleai annoi'nce my nan;e as' a candidate for County Commissioner, for tbe 1st District, subject to tbe decision of tbe Republican Primary Election. JO.SATUAN II. FCI FOBD. Mb. Edito You will please announce my name as candidate for (County Commissioner for the First District of Monroe County .sub
ject, however, to tho Republican Primary
Election. W1LLLAM A. TAl LUiv. (Cricase announce Wmfc E. "Wop(", as a candidate for Commissioner Tor tbe 1st District of Monroe county',' at tequcst of .MANY FfllENDS. IgF Samuol Gordon of Perry township, is & candidate! lor nomination as Commissioner for the 3rd District of Monroe county, sub
ject to the will of the Republican Party.
. "fJJ" William Winner of Perry township, is (t candidate for nomination to the ofllce of County Commissioner for the 3rd District of Monroe county, subject to the decision of tbe Republican Party. W. B. Seward has bean urged by some of his friends, to submit his name as a cand't : date for nomination to the office of County Commissioner for the 2d District, and has consented that his name may be so u9eT a vomt . 'ff W. M. Aj Kirby, of Van Burbn town ship,. at the solicitation ol his many fiiends, has consented to become a candidate for nomination m the office of Commissioner for the 2nd District. ' ty William K. Rawlins, of Washington township, in a candidate for nomination to the office of Commissioner for the 1st District of Monroe county, subject to tbe -decision of the Republican Party. . ASSESSOR. gT!iomiis Burton Fhiimtt is a candidate for the OfftffS'bT Xsse'ssor : for Tficlibuiil township, subject Bjft'ue'declsiQs of tHeuliepnblican Primary Electftni. ', ' " (ST You lire- juthoriiscd to announce Wilson Ad ims as candidate fof" now tna'tinn to the office of Assessor for Bloomington Township, subject, tho decision of the Bepubli0Anl'i'ty - - - " OP?; Pleake annihnch tbe mmuHqI. Tnoniai , 8jicerVHa a taTidfdate'" f r Assessor of Bloomingtou TOirnship, subjeot totlve decision of the iflepublican Primary Election. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. CP" You are lettliorized to asnounce James M. Koers, as candidate lqr aominttion to the" otlleA of Trustee of Bloomington township, subject to tbe decision of the, J)cpbli-. canknyr- -mxirr vm&& it. lu hpbasifyfiij Famlldaic fejl ihiVouAnation to. (lie olSce bfTcwnsbip trustee, of Bloomington Tbwhslup. suliject to the decision of tbe Republican Party.
Valuable House and four Aerts f Land for Sale. TUB UXDERSIGNED WISHES TO sell his House and Lot, situ: ited just sou' b the Collect Campus, upoi.: l'easonttble terms, if application ra made soon. The house is built of brick, two stories in bight, end contains nine rooms aud two hiiTswith a front portico to eacK story. The house has recfrlHy been painted and rc-thineled, and is in good condition tliMugfioct. There is ft well and cistern on the i rem iscs, stables, wood-shed,chicken-hoi fwuid ill the outhouses needed. . The patturelot, chicken lot, kitchen garden, ami door yard, are eac'li neatly and independently fenced. There is line selectioT of fruit trees on the grounds, among which are Apples, Peaches, Peers, Plums,
as well as choice Grapes, and a number of
hariusor.ic overgreens. The house wiil lie sold with all the ground, or with a portion of it. Terms One-third of the purchase money down the balance in payments to suit-the purchaser. '- For "further particulars, call on tha undersigned, on the premises. EDWIN BTJI.LABD. Bloominsrton. Ind., March G, 1870.
Orchard House. S, N. 0RCflARD& SONS, ProprietorsOPPOSITETHE DEPOT, Bloomington, Ind. Hi&'No pains will be spared to accommodate the traveling public. auglly
CHAMPION Reaper and Mower. 'Awarded First Premium at a Mower, and as a Combined Machine, by the Monroe County Agricultural Society, on actual trial in thefidd,h 1869. WE NOW HAVE A FEW of these unrivalled Machines on hand, and confidently offer them for sale, as the most perfect ITarvesting Machines ever made. They have points of excellence attained by no other Machine. We will take great pleasure in showing these Machines to any one who will call on us, whether they wish to buy or not. Those wishing to buy Machines, ihould not delav, but give their orders at once to SEWARD &0. Bloomington, Ind., June 1, .1870,
K. T. TAVLOK.
s. rwiNa,
TAYLOR & CO.
DEALER" IN
Choice Family Groceries, Queensware AND NOTIONS. The highest market price paitt for coun try produce. Northeast corner of the publie square, Bloomlngrton, jun26-To Indiana.
Bakery and Con feet iouery, East; Side Pvtite Square, - , BLOOMINGTON, IND. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Candies, made daily. All kinds of Nuts. Foreign Fruits, Oysters, Sardines, Spices, !fet:., &e., always on hand. All orders filled promptly to satisfaction. HENBT KOTT.
ANDERSON & HAMILTON, Booksellers and Stationere, And Wholesale Dealers
In Blank Books, Window 'Bunds, and every
description Mitcliell. Indiana.
We guarantee our prices as low as
nny house in the west. mayzuy
S. 11. Bl'SKXRK.
JOUW IT. BTJSKJBi;.
BUSKIR& & BUSK1RK,
Attorneys at Xaw
Office over Levi Taunenhaum.' s Store,)
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COVETS
OF THE STATE. Special attention erven to Probato busl'
nSS. rtnd t-A oll.-tirtno. tfilO'TA
3H2I321
plensnre :
Box 43t'6, "few Y6i-R,
Tho Grant 1-flgu r Ti p is a novelty nnd a
sanvofes 30ets; A. Grant, P. O.
jnncl Qnnnths
Hit"
The Eugenie is the most use-
your ns. Cjrculrc freto. Mr. Morgan, P 0 Box Ml, Wnw Toyk. junel 6mo
NATURE'S
HAITI EEST0RA1TVE
Contains noIacsulpHiar: KOragamr
of LEAD; NO UTBA
NO NITRATE OF SILTER, and ia
entirely freo from the Poisonous and : H6alth-destroyin Eh tigs used in other Hair rreparations. ' Transpurent and clear as crystal, H will not soil the finest fahric-perfectlv SAFE, CLEAN AND EFFIi HENT 'desidera(jiinra long sought for, and found at last. It restores and prevents the Hsirfroni becoming "ci-ray, imparts a soft, glossy appearance, removes dandruff, if cool and refreshing to the head, cheeks the Hair from falling off, and restores it. to a great extet, when prematurely lost, prevents headaches, Cure,Blliunont,"eutaBeous -eruptions, and unnat-apilheat . i - THE BEST HAIR DRESSING in the World ! Dr. (r- Smith, patentee Groton Junction Mr ssi Frenared only by Proctor Brothers.
QhuetittiT Mass. The Stenuiae is put up
if) a panel bottle, mnao expressly font, with lhe name of the article blown in the class. AbIc the drufi;is, for NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE; and BUY NO "viier. Nbocinaher & Co. Agent.
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Faculty ind. state University.
Riv. Cyruh Nutt. 0.T Prex'dent end
Professor of Menial Mural and Political Philosophy.
ItEV. lEMrXC A. WTUfcUtf-iW-
fetsor of Natural Philosophp.
KICHJJtli C'wim, &..M. U.V., Projttsor of Natural Science. .Daniel Kirk wood, LL.D-, Professor of Mathematics. Rkv. Elmha. BALt-mnsi, A.M Professor of the Orctk Languige and Literature. Hon. Oeobob W. Hoss A.M., Profes-or nf English Liicraturs taut Theory znd Practice of TcaiJring. Rev. Johh A. Re '-'BELT, R-D , Profestor of History and Modern Lmnguagt. Col. .JAMts TnoMPSOK, VJS. A, Professor of Military Science and Civil Engineering. Hex. Geobqe A. Bicksell, LL.D Prep fetsor of Law. Hon. JoHK U. Pettit, LL.D Professor of Law. ReV. HkNHT W. BAttASTIKB, A.M., pro tern. Prof amor of Latin Language ami Literature. Rev. Amzi Atwattr, A.M., Profestarof Latin Langvngc and Literature, tlci. Allison Maxwell, A.B., ,, Scott Buxj-kb, A.M. fA auIt
Coantr Officein. Robert C. Foster, -
Liwsos . HfcKixxxY,
Hsrt F. Perx r,
V. V. ByeiciRic, wm, ii. jonks, Edward Wright, Wm. H. Slocosus, T. T. Rabeb, S. H. Fhilups, Jaues Small.
- Clerk
-If
- - - 'Auditor Treasurer - Reeorier School Examiner i Qvroxer
f Ganrmssk,nr,
E. E. SLTJB3, Asisss tr of Int Sevenuz Courts Circuit Court D. JL Ect el Judge; John C. Robinsoa, Pvot. Altontep Sestdotut April and October. Gomnto Pleas Court T. W. Woolen, Judge , Joint If. Ree-ces, Prosecuting Attorney . SetnamApril, August and December. TowNfiHrp Officers M. L. SnoQgras Township Trustee; F. T. Butler, Jesse T. Cox and C. W. Henderson. Justices ofthe Peace. . Corporation Officers Cl- rk, John Q Orchard; Prat. Attiraefj John Buskirk Marshal, B. S. Chest ; Treasurer, J. R Manleg TausTEFJi ,1st JJwaul . B. Voss; 2d ward H. J. Nichols; :td war. ; J.Frank Fee; 4th ward J. F.D9aft4"k ward John Waldro s. School Tarsi ess Milton HigMi Af. Chase, and W. F. Browning.
Uethodist Episcopal oorner of Madison and. 5th stroets; Bev. J. H- CxrHreKGrs, Pastor. First Presbyterian, "Walnut street, liett 9th and 6th, A. Y. 3f oore. Pastor. Second Presiuterian, Oth street, be. Col
lege Avenue &4 Riilroad; Rev. SI,
BALLENTIKB. Christian, 5th street, bet. "Washington, and Idncoln ; "Ejiler W.B-F.Treat, Past'.T. Baptini, comer of Wtsfeington and Itb, Jtrect; 8. BcRTox, Pastor-. United Presbvterian, Xorth College Ave-, nue' Catholic, corner of HgilUon and 4th sUt Post Ofllce Time Table: Time of closing mails at BUxnningtoH, Inn diana, Pott Office, it as follow. IVN.A.3; C.R.R. south, way,.. 12 J P.M u a o u north, way, I pji From Deem and White Hall, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at, ..11 .1.2 From Nashville, Unionville, Oak Faem, Spearvillc, Cleana and Belle v-ille, Saturn days, at... ...................... ,..12 :.s From BiooniSeld, Stanford, Soltlxirry, HaV. linville, Park, Linton, Worthinsrton, Pt. Commerce,' jasonville, Newark Pilirer Creek and Wright, Tuesdays, fbtvl. J'xw aays, at w, AJt From Bryant's Creek, Saturdays, at 12) -P.M Office open dl&ittg the vuxk, from X o'clock A.M. (a 9 r-M., and on Sundays, from $ to 1$ o'dock A.M. J. GLASS McFHEETERS, P.XT.
iiram mm, n j.i. J n J n.r "
SHOWERS & 'SeNDRIX, Pvop,
aQfFf.li Street, east of tike PoUoftlcc."
September 8, 186a.
Photographs ! Photographs! TVON'T FORGET THOSE YOU UXV&
XJ at home, but scqd tSteift to
Rooms and have titeat photograpld. Persons at a distance arc taforniedi thai Negatives are preserved, to that ii eaui of death, PboXogTaphi ohd be ord'aial. Or what ia far better tbe samo Kegttives esm be enlarged from medium to life size, either plain, at a onstuf t.5fl, up fO-Pta.Wi, nil eyed. One of tbe best Cloria . in tha country, has Wn oojployed, and his Work, can be relied on. Osrsleni from a sUsfaaae aeUeft. od, and 6atisAotio gives, ' ifirSend by mail u. Dagueneoiypa op Ambrotype, enclosing $5.00, ajnd get one f hi large sized Photographs, ne tty (hjmci. Hours for chilcbeiL between 10 and i
rfclock J . AUJSfXX. Bloom irgoni Jnd, May 5, 18551.
LUMBER! LUIrlBEll! I HATE TE AGEN CY ior Cooler & Cos Saw Mill, one of the bestl Mills in the country, and nn nvenuwd to furi,th
Luwl'cr pitoraptly acl on short, ootioe, at j
m nur ugures. as any uuer roajvirtM ousinoss. - 40.C00 feel of drj-, inoh-tHc'k wide finishing I-'iinbei', now on hand, and for sale.
For samples of this Lumber, J . would
refor persons denrous of puscbasiiigto that now llna; used in thi New Jail. I c:m be found at ay thop, ear Small ii Dinsmoii-e's Factory, at the New Jaii. .. . feORGE-SJUOCUJA. Rlcomingtpn, lud., June 15, Ii50w.
FOR SALE. PAliT OF O'JT IOT NO. ?t. For partwaUrt, ljuura of jnns J. GLASS JIcFSEElERft
Ev v4rte of a fee bill, to ra directed
iron me u er of toe jnonroe . miuit voort I will expe at pwblic sale, to tke WfbtsA bidder, on. &irrdY, Jn'.v 23, ISfft.
hetween tl o boars of 10 o'clock :i.nw und-
o eloefc p.m. of said day, at tne f tior of lb court houw i of Monroe ccaia ty, the jfMMa aud profit-? for a term not exeeecing sqtoa years, the mdividod rotercst of Lav-ii;a Ev Crcajjr, i utUe lolloping dtpcrilMMt rf t estate, to-ifitf '. The southeast jnarteof t'he northwest quarter- of section thirty-fire, uud south, blf of tb west tract i jo, of tbe. northwest quarter uf section, thirty-five. Also, It No. six, or southeast juj.rter of the northeast quarter of section toirtf-fHur, all in township ten, north ox ranjje onft west. And on failure tt- rtialiite the Pill s mount of judgment, iUiresta and .costs, 1 will at the same tiipa and plan e-xpe at piblie sale the fee- slmplie of said reel estate. Taken as. tbe tiropertv of Lavii il Creum
get-, at the uh of Dav Id; Buskjr.c. Said sale will im ipad with relief Uon valuatiow aad iipprniinent law.-x liAWSON . "HcKIK ET. jue2! ' I V3 W Bhri" Moswoe o.. New Stove Storet A-SD
Tin
HAJS REJtpTED bis Ti t&MEp Viorn to the budding roxaifty lW pared frr brmVeaitpf Dtonn. dtr5 &s has now in slftrev titd tttiU alwiiys Imp supply of tbo6si joruJdr Co 'ki; Htyk Iteming Stems, Tinware and HpUow-Harev-. Rpooial attention given to Tin, Opiwr and Sheet Iroa work, Roofing, Gut tor Spouting, Jbc. All work warranted, nnd prices low. W. H. BODKIN. fiteoniiRigtJin, 14, Afrit 20. Wte.