Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 20, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 September 1870 — Page 3
8LQQMIHGTQH PROGRESS,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Local Notices ten cnts
1.IXE, FOR EACU lystRTION.
Z,. .V. . 5" CHICAGO RAILROAD. TIME TABLi AT BLOOMINGTON. ' Express Going South: Arrives it 2:57 P.M. Departs nt 3:02 P.M Express S(iin VoriA.Arrives at 3:02 P.M. Departs at 3:7 P.M
Freight, going south, arrives at 8:46 A.M Freight, going north, arrives at 3:02 P.M
J A 31 ho 14. BKIAJN I', AGENT.
A Cheap House. Any one who may wish to secure a dwelling house for occupancy during the Terns of College, or who nay wish to remain in Town only while schooling their children, would do well to call at tho Progress Office. The house is new, has four rooms, two of them finished, stands on a full lot, and is just one square west cf tho residence of Rev. A. Y, Moore, North College Avenue. The house and lot can be bought for less than seven hundred dollars.
S Our rubicund and jolly Friend Mitchell;, the gentleman who was
forced to run for Representative, said
to us, one day l&st week, with tears in his eyes almost, that this jt.il business was ruination, certain. We told Mr. Mitchell that his good old Democratic Judge, Eckols, charged the Grand Jury, time after time, to
indict the County Commissioners, if
Republican County Ticket. For Representative, GEORGE A. BUSK IK E. For Auditor, JAMES F. MANI.EY. For Clerk, YS1LLIAM F. 8ROWNINO. For Treasurer, 1. JilLTOS ROWERS. Fcr Sheriff, SAMUEL JlcWYLIE. For Recorder. JOHN F. WALKER. For Su-yvvor. MICHAEL H. "BUSKIRK. For Cororler, "WILLIAM L ADAMS. Commissioners, 1st Dist WILLIAM E. WOOD. 3d Dist WILLIAM B. SEWARD. 3d Dist WILLIAM WEIMER.
Township Mass Meetiag. Hon. George A. Buskirk and the other candidates for County Offices, nominated by the Republican party, will address their fellow citizens of Monroe -county, at the following
times and places: Wednesday, Sept. 7, Unionville, Jienton Township. Thursday, Sept. 8, Stepp's School House, Marion Township. Friday, Sept. 9th, Simpson's Chapel, Washington Township. Saturday, Sept. 10th, Ellettsvillc, Richland Township. Monday, Sept. 12th, Gray's Tan Yard, Polk Township. Tuesday, Sept 13th, Fairfax, Clear Creek Township. Wednesdav.Sept. lltli.Ketehans's Mill, Clear Creek Township. Thursday, Sept. 15, Center School House, Indian Creek Township. Friday, Sept. 16, Stanford, Van Buren Township. Saturday, Sept. 17, Blooraington, liloomington Township. Monday, Sept. 19, Stinesville, i?ea Blossom Township. Speaking to commence at 1 o'clock. All political parti 's are invited to attend these meetings, and hear the issues of the day discussed. Aug. Slit. C. F. Dodds, Chm'n.
ssrfw fitnnlr of hand mado : thc' d not build a new jail. To
ans lien, replied that that was no
m& T. J. Rogers will offer, for the next thirty days, great bargains in Que'ensware, Boots and Shoes.
De Soto, when he visiied the shores nf Auierica. sought long and arduously for rhei "Spring of perjK'tiial Youth,"' that ihtise who bathed therein might never grow oldl in aj) 'iirnnoe. People of our day Jia.Ve in part discover1! a substitute for this mj found spring, fn K'ng's Yf-getabic Ambrfoia, a fi-w applications of which gives ti white or gray hair that durk, strong and v appearance peculiar to youthful l'autv. If anv of our readers doubt this jfet thcra try a tattle, and be eonvi -ecd of
Stoga work, for both men and women, is now complete, and our prices are always lower than the samo quality of goods can be had elsewhere. Come and see CHASE & CO.
The present Board of County
Commisssioners held their last
meeting last week.
For fresh, pure, firm candy, go to Henry Rott, east side of the
public square.
Good r.gne weather hot days
and cool nights. People who have
the chills this season, are never
heard to say they are no great
shakes. Plenty of hickorynuts, wal
nuts and beechnuts this Fall. But
ternuts will be plentiful, too, if our Renublican friencU are not more
L wary.
Of course you want your pre
scriptions carfully prepared, and
you will go to Shoemaker & Co's.
to have it done. Shoemaker has
certainlv sold ten car loads of
White Lead during the past eighteen months. He sells a lead that he warrants to be pure or no sale. The Union Drug Store is also famous for its stock of Wall Paper, the largest in the west. A complete stock of Stationery just received, by S. & Co., which includes Common School and College Text Books. Very cheap. Call and learn prices. Xothsngsets off one's appearance so much as a beautiful Shoe. The Empress F-ugenie boot is just the thing,for sale by CHASE & CO. Enterprising business men are now getting circulars printed to distribute during the Fair week. Quails are abundant in this vicinity. The game law protects them until the first of October. Judge S. E. Perkins, and B. E. Rhodes, have been selected as Law Professors of Indiana State University. In .'in ineffectual attempt to impede thc progress of a runaway team, one day last week, Mr. Tuley, of the New York ntore,inserted one of his tret beneath awheel of the wa
gon, which was heavily loaded with
wood. His foot is badly crushed,
and may
ing to his routine of duties for some time to conic.
reason why there should Ik an expensive building erected for a Jail, and that J udge Eckels was in no way to blame. Now, Judge Eckels wa to blame. Re compelled the building of the Jail, by virtue of his authority to order punishment inflicted for what lie was pleased to regard as neglect of duty upon part of the Commissioners ; he, a Democratic J udge, is responsible for the building of the Jail, and for the manner in which it is built. Mr. Mitchell might
knock a man down, and the man,
in falling, might strike the curbstone and death result from tin blow on the rock, and not from Mr. Mitchell's blow with his fist. Who would be responsible the curb
stone, or Mr. Mitchell ? Clearly
the agency which induced the re-
suit, oo, since Jjemocratic agencies have forced the building of thin Jail,
tiiey should be held responsible for any mistakes that may occur in its
construction.
JOS PRINTING. We have expended more than $1,000 upon the "Progress Job Offick," within the past, two months, have added all the latest styles of Types, and have purchased i Gordon Power Press, with which we are turning out finer work than has been done in Bloomington heretofore, and at the same figures paid by our businessmen for Job Printing, when ordered from abroad. Especial attention given to the printing of Bill Heacb, LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES, ETC. Envelopes, with Business Card neatly printed, will bo furnished as follows : 250 for $3 00 600 for 4 50 1,000 for 6 50
Terms: Cash when the work is
done.
For best brands of Tobaccos
and Cigars, go to Rogers.'
' Go to T. J. Rogers', east side
Public Square, to buy choice Sugar
and Coffee. Bargains ! Bargains !
The BEST SELECTED, as well as the
LARGEST STOCK OF GROCERIES,
in Bloomington, sold Cheap as the
Cheapest, by DUNN & CO. Clark brand of White Fish at je2tf DUN N& CO S.
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, bhot maker & Co. sei
it See advertisement.
CarotellnflT. If you want a Carpet
no tho Bloomincton W oolen Factory, where
you will find a variety to select from, of a better quality, and at lower figures than any that baa ever boea offered in this part
ol tne otaw. A. HOLTZMAN & SON Bloomington, Ind. mar30-tf
Those who want a genuine
fine ealf shoe, either sowed or pegged,
can find tbem at CHASE & CO S.
5Hr. Dunn resumes his canvass in Parke county, on Friday o:f this week. Robert II. Hunter has kented for the present at North Topeka, Kausiis. S. L. Osborn has gone inlo the Real Estate business, in Mankato, Minn. Conrod Dores, a butcher, formerly of this place, fell from the upper porch of the Scott House, at Gosport, Thursday night, and fractured a leg.
COMMISSIOX'EBS' COKRT. J. M. Sutherland wa.i appointed Constable. The old Jail lot was sold to Ketcharn and Helton for $507.00. Four Licenses to sell liquor were granted : Sluss and Young in Blooraington, and one each in Harrodsburg .md Stinesville. John Turpen of Stinesville was refused license. None of tbc bida for building a wall around the nev7 Jail were accepted, the Commissioners con-
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prevent mm Jrom attend-1 "u,J,"o iup'-Mc im iuis useless
luxury. The French have met with defeat after defeat, Napoleon has been dethroned, aJRepublic has been formed with Trochou for President, and the people are still pouring: into the Progress Job Office, (where all kinds of fine work is done) after Cards, Bill-heads, Circulars, eta To this we have no object-ion, but still ask the business men to call.
People are drawn irresistibly
toward the store of J. J. Durand, for several reasons. One is that the
proprietor and his clerks are gen
tlemanly, and endeavor to please customers and retain their trade.
Another is that they keep a very full stock of the choicest Groceries
that can be found in the market,
and are scding them-at very fair
figures. Particularly is this notice
able in the matter of Queensware
and Glassware. They also keep cutlery,fine soaps, and fancy articles. The highest prices paid for country
produce.
m To the Ladies. Ciia.se & Co. are now receiving their
Full stock of fino shoes, and they invite
the particular attention of the Ladies to
these styles, which are put into the market by Mr. Burt of New York City, who is the acknowledged leader in America, in everything pertaining to fine Shoes, receiving
earlier than any other all the popular styles from the Parisian center of fashion. Whatever styles 3Ir. Bert adopts, all other manufacturers foil in with. The favorite style for this Fall soomb to be the "Empress Eugenie boot," something entirely new and
very beautiful. This, with several other new styles, will be open for inspection this
week, at Chase & Co's,, and Ladies pur
chasing any of these goods may res;; assur-
ed that upon visiting any of our cities this
Fall and AV inter, they will find their feet clothed in the highi, of the prevailing fash-
i. sepl4-Gt
6r The ladies will find the greatest variety of fine shoes to select from in our stock, thiit has ever been opejied for inspection in town. CHA.S13 & CO. Agricultural Adjjbiss. Prof. Richard Owen has accepted an invitation to deliver an address before the Monroe County A ;rricultural Society, and names Thursday, Sept. 22d, at 1 o'clock, as i he time. Prof. Owen's reputation as si lecturer will insure a full attendai ce, and a lecture that will prove both interesting and profitable to the farming community. Pure Candy can be pn cured at RotL's. He uses neither d rugs nor terra alba.
TO THE NERVOUS. The natur;,l result of exhaustion of stroneth
by excessive labor or action is a feeling of weakness, dullness, heaviness, weariness, languor of body crmind, etc. Perso ns of a
weak constitution, or whose habits nre se
dentary, frequently complain of this rebixed condition of the vital energies; and when persons of a nervous tcmprment are thus weakened and debilitated, disease
inevitably follows, unless it is at once
checked ard overcome. All who suffer
from these causes aliko require a remedy
which will Btronthen the system without
exciting it, and awako a feeling of true en
joyment, so that life may become a source
of pleasure. MISHLEIt S nJSKl! jjixTEKS has won its way into the confidence
of thousands of this class of persons, who warmly endorse it as the best invigorating accnt, and the most potent and genial of all tonics and nltcratives for strengthing
ana restoring tne piiysicul constitution. Classical School. The Rev. Edward Wright will re-open his School on Monday, 19th iust. 2 Wasted. We want ali the scrap iron we -sin get, and will pay the highest price in cash for it, &t our Foundry. Sewabd & Co.
A great many of the Conference visitors were made happy by
.. 1 reason of the splendid barg una they
were given by Tobc Smit'i, i::i the way of watches and fine jewelry. It is said that not less tha l twenty of Bro. Smith's good friends were made captive during tha week. One good brother was bo highly pleased with the Florence Sowing Machinethat he bought one of Tobe, and carried it home with him.
Clocks for $2.00 arc the newest novelty at John P. Smi th's. He also has watches as low as five and others worth as much as iive hundred dollars. It is no wonder that John sells so many watches, when we remcmlier that he keeps all kinds, and at all prices. John is on the west side the same msi.n spoken of in the Mlinstrel Show. You WHO desire to i;et good Butter, fresh Bacon, Dried Beef,
the choicest of Rio and Java Coffee,
should come to E. T. Taylor &
Co's.' Grocery ind Provision Store,
Taylor is in t'le new building on
the north-east comer of tht square
An Exhortation. We regret to observe indications of apathy on part of the Republicans of Monroe county, i:i regard to the approaching election, while thc activity and misrepresentation. of the Democrats only increase as our people grow indifferent. A great many Republicans do not realize the
importance of the Ootober election. They do not seem to recollect that all the county offices are to be filled, even to Justices and Constable?, at this election, and that if the Democracy succeed, the whole county will again pass into the hands of Mitch-
3lL Abel. McPhetrioVe & Co. If
the Republicans of Monroe could be made to fully real! se their danger, we have reason to believe that they would go to work at once and labor for the success of thc ticket. Look this matter squarely in the face, friends, and give the Democrats who are sneaking through thc county, making a quiet, but effective canvass, to understand that you are reading, thinking men, and can not lie led astray by the misrepresentations and falsehoods of men who are incapable of filling i:he offices they now assume to know so much about.
j, The Empress Eugenie boot retails in Chicago and Indianapolis for five c ollars,gonnd price them t CH ASE&CO'S. Shopf & Kauffman (late Harrer's) have been receiving new goods this week, and can supply customers with Cakes, Fruits, K ut3,Can-
lies, Raisins, Cigars and Tobaccos. They are now in constant receipt of
I resh Oysters, which will be served up to customers in the best style. Remember that th s firm can be found on South Callege Avenue,
Orchard's Block. Patronage is so
licited.
New School Shoes for Misses,
neat and serviceable, at CHASE & CO'S.
Sheriff McKinney, who has
recently turned h:.s attention to butchering, has thp largest lot of
stock on hand, evry bought by any other butcher in this locality.
He has oyer twenty-five head
of fine one to three year old
cattle, and some fifty head of choice Sheep. This stock he is feediug for his own use, and bis customers can
rely on getting fat, young, healthy meat, at his shop. I- A. T. McCoy, Esq., Mitchell, Indiana, is Agent for the popular Washington Coal Mines, and solicits orders in quantities of a car-load or more. The Coal from tiese mines is superior to hat from
C'Jay county, and but little inferior to Pitburg Coal ibr general pur-pDses.
Alex. Sutherland haa been ap
pointed Administrator of the estate of Frederic T. Butler, deceased.
The Gosport Fair wan a great I
success, both in show and attendance.
Fresh Candy can hi had nt
Rott's. He makes Candv daily.
John P. Smith has received a
new and handsome safe -thief and
fi)e proof. John's growing business
is what's thi! matter with Hannah.
Buy youb Cindy of Henry
Rott, east side of the square.
Read ithe Elation Notion in
to-day's paper, and from it you may
form an idea of the importances of tie October election. It is a clear
sweep, one way or the other.
The space allotted to advertis
ers, in the paper which will be is
sued from the Progress Office daily
during the Fair, is rapidly being taken. Terms made known on application. As "cutting on rates"
seeniB to be the game with other parties, we want it now understood
that our figures are lower than those
of any other firm in the Fair Daily business.
Bill
Ribbed Hose 10 cents a pair ; thc
latest style Hats and Hoop Skirts
in the market. Thc cheapest week of the year at the New York Store.
WThat (JhidTcholera Medicine is going off like Hot Cakes
and Bob say it is removing all the
Cholera out of the county. Call
and get a package, it prevents as well as cures. Sold only at Camp
bell's Drug Store. A Card to the Public. As the undersigned, in the capacity of Professor of Modern Languages and History in Indiana University, hopes that his case will be fully investigated by the Board of Trustees of Indiana University, he will withhold his defense for the present and request the public to suspend their judgment until 'he nsjult of the investigations be made known. 3. A. RKUBELT. Blooraington, Ind., Sept. 12, 1870.
. J6fR. H. Campbell has just re
reived a very fine assortment of
Cigars. All ye lovers of the weed are respectfully invited to give him a call. Bob and Oscar can wait on you in regular city style. T,hey run the Parlor Drug Store.
The Grand Clearance and
Remnant Sale at the New York Store, commencing Sep. 20l;b, '70. C. P. Tuley & Co., propose to make a grand Clearance and Rum-
nant Sale, prior to starting East after their Fall and Winter Stock of Goods, and to make room for the large stock have determined if low prices and cheap goods will induce people to purchase, that they will close their stock down and will offer to the tirade, commending Supt. 19th, Monday, and continuing for the balance of the week, a large stock of Reoinantii of everything in the stock. Also everything in stock at reduced prices. Remnnnts of Dress Goods injtbundnnes su itable for Children's Dresses, Also remnants in every department less than cost, and as an extra ind .ioerr ent to customers, we will offer the following goods at reduced figures, viz: Heavy Brown Mualtn at IS; cents per yad ; Hin-"?bcr?hitf!. t cents apiece; Carpjt as iy rd ; Shirt Boeoms ! -:. v y
1I3P "Politics makes strange bedfellows," is verified in the construction of thc present Democratic County Ticket. In the Fall of 186S Dick Fulk was a candidate on the Republican Ticket for Real Estate Appraiser, he was also a subscriber to the Democra,but by some unexplained accident had not paid for his paper. The Democrat man in one of his issues pitched into the Radical Candidate (Fulk) who owed for his subscription, in a li vely manner, but now, singular to relate, he speaks as lovingly of Fulk as the dove would coo to its mate. And only last winter, when the hard fisted old Democrats came in to pay their taxes, no words were too pointed to express their abhorence of the man who fixed the appraisemeut of their farms and dwellings, for taxation, from 25 to S3 per cent, higher than it had been. But now it is all changed. Fnlk didn't mean to appraise property so infernal high have no idea he did. But then he had a good old Democrat for an Assistant Bro. P. L. D. Mitchell and his Assistant no doubt suggested to him that it would be a good idea to "figure high" as he was a Republican of
ficial, and thus east the odium of
high taxes upon the Republican Party. The next step was to get his fees, turn over his papers, rush out, and jump into the house of the Democracy ; but before he has fairly crossed the threshold he announces himself a candidate for Sheriff. In o:her words : "Give me an office, or I won't stay!" And this is the
ma! wh 80 recently received the curves o tne Democracy. Of course they will a'.' vote forhim note. Look Out. Bob Campbell's advertisement will most assuredly appear next week ! He tells iia
he has been so v ry busy during thc past ten days that it was impossible for him to get up an advertisement. So look out, next week, for something grand. The War Situation. From the mass of mere rumors, of which the dispatches from Europe are chiefly made up, it may be 'pretty clearly determined that the German armies have arrived within twenty-five miles of Paris, but have halted to await the settlement of the propositions for an armistice, which are now so strenuously urged upon the German Cabinet by the neutral powers. The fact that the Ministers who had made preparations to leave for Tours at once, have concluded to remain where
they are, is indicative of the exist-! ence of faith in Paris itselx i. thc; final inceess of the pending psaeej negotiations. When over Favt-asj government makes proper eouees-j sions nd request to the Kii g, there can be doubt of the ,vithd:-avr.I of
the German forces. But Until tliat is done, nothing but :.relsat!eso advance on the Cr.pii.al id to be expected. We regret to learn that our efficient Town Marshal, B. S. Chase, was seriously cui la the head and face, by being thrown from a buggy, several days ago, and is now at Bloomfield, unable to l.avel. One of the most substantial and creditable improvements recently made in Bloomingtoo, is the stone
pavement on the north side of the I
property belonging to J. S. Smith Hunter. Mr. H. is evidently "fixing to stay with us." Consent. na- The receipt of favors from Iloltzman & Co. acknowledged. Notice next week. Advertise in the Daily Proft"""' 1,000 copies will be distribi i day. Advertising rates
Administrat or's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that tho undesigned has been appointed, br the Clerk of the Common Picas Court of Monroe county. Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Young deceased, late of Clear Creek Township, Monroe county, Indiana. Said estate in supposed, to bo solvent. ANDREW YOU NO, Admi listrator. Oox & Pittir an, Atty'j. Sep. Uth. 70.
Notice to Nou-Residenter The State c f Indiana, Monroe county, in thc Monroe Common Pleas Cottrt, December Term, 1870. Ludwig Schramm vs Duroethen Sohramm. Now comes the petitioner, by Buskirk & Hunter, his Attorneys and Ble3 hii petition heroin together with" an affidavit that said defendant, Dorothea Schramm, is not a i evident of tie State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant that unless she be and appear on tho first day of thc next term of tho Monroe Common Pleis Court, to be holden on the first Monday of Decenber, A. I. 18T0, at Bloomington in said county and State, and nnwer or demur to said petition, the same will bo heard and determined in her absence. Witness, my name, nnd the seal of said Court, affixed "nt Bloomincton, this 6th day of September. A. D., 1870. KOBT. O. FOSTER, Clerk. Buskirk & flunter, Atty's. Sept.T
WHAT jOOES JIEASOJX SAi't The little mongoose when bitten by a deadly serpent, resort;) to n certain plant, eats of it, and escapes ' ho effect of the poison. That i.i" instinc;. Human bmnirs
on the other hand, must depend on reason and experience in selecting tho means of
protecting heiilth and life agninst unwholsomo influences. Now, what does renson say on this suMeot? Docs it not
tell us that to invigorate and purify the system is the lost way to protect it against the invisible poison which generates disease?
Surely it does. The next question is, what guide shall we follow in choosing a medicinal safeguard? Reason replies let your monitor be experience. Wei!, the exper
ience ot eighteen years comprised in one unbroken seriet of satisfactory testimonials
assures us that rlostettsrs Stomaen Hitters
possess strengthening, regulating and antiseptic proport & whtdi are not combined in tho same happy proportions in, any other preparation extent This therefore is the antidote to which reason bids resort when our hraHh is imperrilled either by the malaria which produces epidemic dis orders, or by t.ny other cause, whether in
herent and constitutional or connected
with our hnbit:, occupation and pursuits.
The venom of a noxious reptile is scarcely more subtil'1 and dangerous than that which lurks in foul air and impure water.
To escape the f jvnrs, biliious disorders, dis
turbances of the bowels, and other serious maliidies produced by these insalubrious elements, it is absolutely necessary that the
stomach and all its: secretive orgms shou'.d
be, so to speak :.n a robust condition. Upon the amount of resistance which the vital system enn oppose to the deleterious influences that assail it, the safety of the health depends, and it is because the GREAT VEGETABLE IN VIGOR ANT imparts energy and regularity to tho most important functions of the tody, that it ran be reecommer ded s.nd guarnnted us an it invaluable preventive mediein. sep.
COLLEGE AVENUE CONFECTIONERY
A New Establishment In Bloom Jngton.
A FULL ASSORTMENT. MRS. MERRICK has opened aflretchiB Confectionery, :n .South College Avenue, in the room Heretofore occupied by Der, a an Eating House. In addition to a very Fall Assortment of Candies, Nuts, Fruit, will hi kept Ice Cream,
Lemonado, Cakes, etc. Aside from the Snloon fitted up for the
accommodation of tho general public, is a room set apart for tho reception of her colored friends.
She will keep
Foreign Fruits in their
Season, Cove Oysters, Sardines, &c., and will endeavor to win and retain a fair slure of jatron.ige. The p-ibliu are respectfully invited to call. mav25-70
GENERAL DIRECTORY. Faculty lud. State Cuieriitj-. Rev. Cxrhs Nctt, j).D Preadeut tnuL Prt feasor Menial, Moral an I i'tfitieal Pktiommliy. -l, fr 4 n....- n l r
A i ij v j. ti cvi izii,vn r-. r 1Mb xj. j irfesiier of Nrturul Phib&tpliy. I;rcHARi' Owen, AJI. M.D., J'roesm- of Natarttl Science. I'axiio. Kirkwooxs 1X.D, 1'rofcswr y" MafhemaiL's. Bkv. El sua BA1.DSTIX2, A.M, Prefmvraf tlu Greek Lownagc and lateraUtre. Bon. Gone W. Hoes, A.M. Prejr of English 'AterttHre a,ttl Theur.iand IVoetice vf Teaching. Rev. Jons A. RsrBictT, D.D., Professor of llislri mil Modern LangwiiHD. C;1. J am its TroMreos. U.&A , Proftvtor of Military Scenes ami Oitil EuginetriHff. Hon. Gb.iboe A. BicK Jjtii, I.i.D.. ProfessiT of lae. JIon.Joj.s C. Pett;:t, LL.D, Prof '-.tsar of Imw. Uv. A M;a Atwateb. A.JI, PrafetutroJ Latin language mid Literature. Allison Maxwetx, A.B., 1 Scott Bi;tis, A,M jruts..
Ksty Officer.
SAW SY1ILL. THRASHER & CO, WILL OPEN their SriW Mill for bvsines on the Farm of David Tonne-.
in Van Buren township, about the first of
uctotier, 18.0, and will saw at the custom' ary price, or on the shares. S. M, THRASHER & CO. Bloomington. Ind, July 20 3m
Sl.r.tf i . t '.r
Administrator's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed, by the Clerk of Monroo county Common Pleas Court, Administrator of tho estate of Frederic T. But or deceased, Into of Bloomington township, Monroe county, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. A. SUTHERLAND. Administrator. Dunning, R. it S., Atty's. Sep. 7, '70.
LOUDEN & McCOY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AN I General Insurance Agents, Bloomington, Intl. THEY ARE AGENTS FOR THE folio wirg first class Insurance Companies JETNA Eire Insurance Company, Assets 85.150,931 71 UNDER WRITERS Fire his. Company, A&ieis $3,634,999 93 JETSA Life haneranee Company, Assi:U..ii.: 12,000,000 06
SSTTHE BEST IS THE
CHEAPEST OFFICE Northwest corner of Publio gquare. 6Ju'y 1869-y
B. P. TEUEBLOOtl.
CY11US TKI KBLOOD.
Trueblood Oo. Have just opened a fresh stock of Family Groceries, Provisions, fcc, West side of the Publio Square, nesl door to Stuart & Co. jf Country Produce wanted in exchange for goods. Bloomington, Ind., Feb. 16, 18T0.
Administrator's Sale.
T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE,
jl at me late resilience or .Frederick T. Butler, deceased, late of Monroe county, Indiana, in the town of Bloomington, on Thursday, September 29th, 1870, all the personal proper :y of said decedent, not taken by tho widow, consisting of a Horse, a span of Mules, two Wagons and one Buggy, Harness, a lot of Law and Miscellaneous Books, and some Household and Kitchen Furniture. TKRMSor Saie: AH snms of $3, and under, cash in hand : on all sums of $3. a
credit of nine months will be given; by the
pureliasor giving note with approved freehold seeuritv, waivinir appraisement laws.
and bearing six par cent, interest from date.
JSo property allowed to bo. removed until notes' are executed. Sale to continue from
day to day until nil is ;;old.
AliEA. SUTHERLAND, Dunning, 31.&S. Atty'i. Administrator.
P. S. Any person hivinsr anv article of
propeny oi siuu ueceaent win pietiso return it before the day of sule; sspecmlly that Cross-Cut Saw. And all persons fiavinc
claims against said estate are. requested to
present tnem at an c.irly date. A. S.
DO YOU
Want ifl 6e" 8 house and lot, Want to a strayed animal, Want to si-.'l 0 p'ece of furniture, " Want to buv n f"cond hand carriage, Want to find anythu'2 you Lave lost, Want to llnd an owner ibrartk-.'es found, For a few cents you can tell tiic-uaartds ot people through the columns of the Progress.
some of whom will be sure to have what you ask for or know where you t'an get it. Try it and see.
Seamstress. VTRS. AMANDA KUTCH, would re1VX spectfully inform the citizens of Bloomington and vicinity, that she has taken rooms above stairs, in the building of Mrs. Farmer, on the south side of 6th st., between Collfgo Avenue and Railroad streets, and is prepared tc do in a good, workman-like manner ALL SEWIHG entrusted to her. She asks a liberal patronage. mayll,70-3m
gHERIFFS SALE. By virtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk' of the Monroe Common Pleas Court, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, September 17, 1870. between tho hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p.m. i'f said day, at the door of the Court Hou.io ..f Monroe caunty, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, to-wit : In-Lots Nos. 283 and 284, in the Town of Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, iatercsts and costs, I will, at the same timeiind place oppose at public
saie me lee surpio ot saia rsai estate. Taken as the property of Samuel H. Buskirk, at the suit of James K. Taffe.
Said sale will be made wit Iiont any relief
whatever from valuation oi' appraisement laws L. E. McKINNEY, Sheriff Monroe Co. august 24d, 1370.
Robep.t C. FOSTE.
Lattsox E. McKikket, Hexrv F. Pekkv,
JJ. V. rSCSKIKK, - - 3'm..f.fejWM. II. Jf SES, ... rr Ew iK Weight, . - Seluo'.Et i :u-r Wm. II. Sl.oco.MB, - O - '. ner t. y. Ra s, S. H. Pmi.rjtK, -i,Htss'on'-. Jam vs Shall. j K. E. Su ss, Assessor nf Int Jlrrrw;. Courts Circuit Chart D. R. .ektts Judjc; John C. RobiM, Pros. At witty Sesxioiis April and "Jciolter. Plea, ConnT. W. WjoU, Jvdge. B C. Santtifer; Prosecuting Attorney. April, August and Deeimber. Tcwssarp Opficbbs M. L. Snot'jrasn, Touuhip Trustee ; FT T. Butler. Jesse T. Cvx and V. W. Bcvlerson, Justices cf the Peiee. Corpokatioh OiTlCKES Cl:-rk, Join C Orchard; Prone. Attorney, N. VmHorn; Marshal, B '. Chase; Treasurer, J. P. Manhy. Tiiustees 1st w rd E B. Vossj 2i want H. J. 'JiicJni; 3d -a ard J.Frank Fe.; 4th ward j. F. Ooddi; 8th ward John H'aUtron. Scnooi Trustees ifilto-.i Higki, Geo. Jl. I'hate, a.id W. F. Rtovining.
Owrclteg. Methodist Episcopal, corner of Mid'son and 5ih gtrscu ; Bov. J. H. Clictixgbs, Pastor. Fint Prethr erian, Walnut street, bet. 5th and 6t"j, .i-Y. Mo cms. Pistor. Christian i h street bet. Wash.ngton. and Lincolr ; 1 Ider W. S.P.Tttat, P istor. Baptist, cirit'Tof Wi.sb.ir.gton and 4th streets ; S. Enr 'OK, Pastor. United Prtsitierian, North College Ayenue, W. P. M c Nary, Pistor. Catholic, l orrerof Madison und 4lb sts. Henry KesMni, Padre.
FAiLX TERM, INDIANA 8TATIE UNIVERSITY. Bloomington, Indian;). THE neit College Tear will bejrin on Saturday, the 17th (lay of Septet aber, 1870. New Students, for admission to Celfrge Classes, are r..quested u hi preseut ou Friday, the lith, for examinntbn. A full corpj of competent instructors will be present, incliid nj a !?rofe,-'or of Civil Eagiii ierng and Military Seieace, TlIK LAW TERni w 11 commence on ihe id day of Octon ', 187, ana continue in sess on six months, "wo Professors will be in attendance. TumOSf FRE IB 1.7. DSPARTMItXTS. For Catalsgiies or in format on, aldress the President, Otbto Ni:tt. D. D.. Mooeaington,Ind. liOBEBT C. FOSTER, S ecret try. Bloomington, Aug. 11. 1870.
SETTLE UP I WILEY L, BATES, BOOT-MAKER, takes this method .f informing hii customers and f -iendti that he feels thankfi 1 for th'e very libera? patronage best o-.t wl on him during tie last two years. He hopes JSy Strict Attention to Business, still to merit and win a portkn of public favor. He wishes those owing him to call and settlo up as he needs the money. Shop n Fifth Strcit, one door rest of Joseph M. Howe's Store. WIL.5T JV BATES. Ang. 17, 4a. .
Administrator's Notice. NOTICE IS HE REIlY GIVEN THAT the undersign 3d has been unpointed, Administratrix of ;he citato of Joseph D. Ealy, late of Monroe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. NANCY EALY, Adm'r. aug31 70-3t Buskirk & Hunter, Aity's.
Notice. State of Indiana, County of Monroe i Notice is hereby give.i that I, Craven P. Iltster, sometime in the year lfH'J, in said county, purchased, tne a reasonable cousiilerntion, from o 10 Dankd Spencer of said county, his, tlu said Speucur's Laud Warrant mi the United States for li acres of land, No. 2413('.3, issued under Hie t Oi' Feb. li, 147, in thi- n!ne of Dame" Spmccr, a private in Ciipt. .Lundernmu'.i Company, 4th Regiment Indiana Volunteer, in the Mexican wiir; that sometime in the year 185!), either ir. California, or on my way to Indiana, or n the State of Indiana, Ik)st mid warrant a id its assignment : that searoh has boon, by me, made for it where I supposed it inigl'it be, without Anding it; that l have not, as yet, boon nblo to lind it, arid thai it yet rt:u'ain:i lost ; that 1 have not Sold or trnnsfened it to anv person, and I bavo the right and I nhi entitled thereto.
Therefore I will apply to the Commissioner
of Pensions for a teutsuo of the said lost
warrant- August ls 1870.
CRAVEN P. HES'
Bloomington, Intl., Aug. 4, IgT
J.4MES W. C00KERLY, LIVERY", SALE AND FEED STABLE, REAR CF BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, Bloomington, Ind.. SADDLE HORSES; Horses and Buggies, and teams, hired on reasonable terms. Stable j ast east of tho Postoffice, and in roar of thu Bloomin gton Hoi.el. oct6 "69
Adtninlsti-atrlx's Sale. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the uniN dcrshrnod Administratrix of tho csta''j)
?oWX'rSS!;. iilysiwaiiiind Surgeon.
oiit-r tor sale, at th) late dwolling house of i-.id decedent, on Tuesday, the 2th cay of Septeraboi', 170, all the personal pr jperly of said decedent, consisting in partcf H irscs, Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, M ilch Cows Blacksmith tools,Cora ii the Field, Hay, Wheat, Shiep Oats, i :jton, R'.igjry, Hiirncss.Carpenters' tools Farming implements, and Houss and Kitchen furr.i'uie, besides other proporty. Terms OF Saib- Sums of $3 nnd under, cash ; over $'i a cnKiit af twelvo months, without interest, th j purchaser giving not waiving valuation, .vith good security. NANCY KALY, Administratrix. Buskirk & Hunter, Atty's. Aug. 31.
OFFIC3S with Doctor R. C. Greeves, in the room over J.J. (ir eves' Grocery
Store. Residence in the old "Isenhower property,"'' 1st street.
trails attended to by aa.v or night. Bloooiii.gton, Ind'july 20, 1870.
s.
Orchard lipase.
M. ORCHARD & SONS, Proprietars.
OrPOSITE THE DEPOT, Bloominstoo, Ind. JVo pa ins will be spared to aceoma.-date the traveling ptMic. auglly DU. J6:iS WJTT, lno of Terre Hautf, and of Robiio:i, Ills., tenders his profostional sarvices u tho citizens irf tho city nf Rlnoioineton, Uoiiroe, and ad
joining co jiitita. l'roin an experience of sever.i'l yi:ii"s, in the above named nlnraw
lie guar:'.iiteei sal sfaciion in all cases. lKSr-OtKu-u. with Dr. Cummins, on Jorth (JolKe A .-enue. oct 27 ' bo-v
Honse and Lot for Sale.
A House and Lot, in I':;t8r' Afiditioir
ing Ave rooms, ball and snnricer k teben, together with i. cistern and ellar The lot is well set in fruit trodg. For further particulars, a sply to W. C. BLACK. Blooming!. n." Ind., Mi y 2:., 1870. Pliotorsipius :
ON'T FCRfrKTTHf iSE WTC LOVE
t home, but sead them tt
Rooms and have them photographed. Persons at a distance are infrral that Negatives arc preserved, so tlu t in lis of death, Photojrraphs can be oilerwl. Or what is far be ter, the same N ntives can be enlarged from medium to iif; size. it.ier plain, at a eos ; of $4.50, up to $13.00. coloed. One of the beat Colurirts in tha country, hns fceen employxL nut hit work can be'reliod en. Orders iVom a ditsfasce solicited, and satisfajtion given. K5Send by mail a Dagrt-rreot vpe orAnibrotype, enclosing 5.i0, atd.oiw of Lis large sized Photograplis, nea-jy frnmed. Hours for hildren, btttweoi 10 nnd 8: o'ack J. Is. ALLISON. Bloomingot, IncL, May 5, 1 K&.
A Moum Co. Cert: Near Stite.sville, Hon roe June 25ti, Shoemaker 5; Co. Gi'Dte ,
a bottle of "Nature's Hai:r tho bearer, f nslosed fir I si
Reijdibor w'ao bought a bottle :
wee dcioto l ist, ;nd if it is
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as bo savs it U
if
(renrl mo a rtorative'' by K). J, l!,ive it your Sun-e-h ilf -is eood
i every man and wtman in
the county wVois grow-.n- er . tho hair trojgh premanivo .'
give . a trial. f it n rton cw-half wha- ,t onoo wa.), I i
stm jge tue i f ft steer lidwards siivs obtwiy can sell else fo bis ha ir wha"e he can 1 Hr.r Restora;i,"."' - Yo ANDREW J. 3
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Lawson E, McKinney, WOULD CALL T'HE ATTEN-
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to tbo fact thut he hr opened it NEW IilBAT SHOP, in tha new building north o! the Post Office Wc will l-ocp notie but the best of . Beef, Pork, Mutton and Sausage.
A share of the public patronago is solicited. Jj. E. McKINNEY. Bloaramgtoa, Ind , Dec P, l8t)?,
New ijjtovc toro AND Willi im h. umm HAS BOOVED bi Tii ami Soto Store t tho biiiltTing reemtly pr--parod f .r him u;ot Duiio & Vs." 1U has now in ttr and will a w m 1 tna fMpply of t at nuwt yop'.i'ar ?i nk ng and Heating Sir. ve i, Tinwarwuna i!)Uw-wnre. r-peciul 'itUi tka fcivrp. to Tin. :..nper md Sh.-et Iioa v.nk. Ruling, Gutter Sporting, &c All work w , t.uj etl. uR;J prices low. : W. Jl. BODS.IN. Woomingtoi, ltd. April 20