Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 44, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 March 1871 — Page 3
LOOMINGTOH PROGRESS.
LOCAL AND MtSCXLLAXEO VS. tT Local Noticks ten cents: vj UlKB, FOR I.A.CB ISSJ RTIOM.
X. JSf. A. J CHICAGO RAILROAD. till r.HI.K AT ULOOMINQTOX. JEi"pre.i Cuing South : A salves at 10:21 a.m. Departs at 10:22 a.m Express (Joint North : Arrives at 5:04 p.m. Departs at S.OB i;.M Troight, going south, arrives at 8:4(5 a.m freight, going north, arrives at 3 " r.M JAJIES R. BKYANT, Aokxt.
MARRIED. On the 2Ut inst., by Rev. Dr. Nutt, President of Indiana State University. Mr. ltobort U. Stroii!: and Miss Sallio F. V dr. lighter of Emory Voss, Esq., all of this city.
JOHNNY LUSK Once More! IHo Furnlithes more nialter for our Local Columns.
Buckwheat Flocr and Maple Moksses, make a palateiible breakfast for the rawest Hoosier in the land. Go to Taylor & Co 'a for these good things. Everything nice and fresh at Taylor's Grocery. Tay
lor :tnd his clever assistant, James j Walker, dispose of enough goods in j g JrjgJ jj lijgyg BaCOH
one 'veeK, to siock an orumary establishment.
IS CAPTURED
A FEW SQUARES OF THE JAIL.
N
By Smoking it in the Chimney !
Bargains -Djinn & Co. Try 5 lbs Primo Coffee, for Jl.00, nt Dunn & C'r'a. Try 7 lbs. choice X. O. Sugar, for $100. At Dunn A Co s. Try 4) :bs. choice. Ctff?e, for $1.00, at lnnn & (Vs. Try 3 lbs. best English .Soda, fcr i" cts., at Dunn & Co's . Trv 8 lbs. Shot, lor $1.00. at Dur r, & Co's. Try 6 Boxes full taunt Caps, fir 25 cU.. at Dunn i Co's. TrT 3 lbs. old Government Java Coffee, for $1.00, at Dunn & Co s. Trv 1 Kog Sails, Hp, for $:-.00. r.t Dunn A Co's. Try 4 li s. Blaatirg Powder, for 1.00, at Dunn & Co's. Try 1 sot, 4C pieces, Queens ware, for .$4.00", at Dunn & Co s. Try 1 set, 46 pieces, China Qv.eensware, for $12.00, at Dunn Se Co s. Trv 1 doa. Brooms, forJ2.50, .t Dunn & -'.' One iox. Sugar Buckets, for $2.50, at Dunn & Co s. Ton lbs. Carolina Eice, for 1.00, at Du.in & Co's. Eight Plugs Tobareo, for $1.03, at Dunn Cos. Twelve lbs. Starch, for $1.00. at Dunn &
New Snsrar Cured Hams. Mackerel in Call and examine their Wall Papers. ! public square at a late hour on Frilit iirhr.rrcls. an'. Quarter barrels, mini- j . . , , i I , . , . , i
Pkizk Reucs. Shoemaker & Co. offer prizes to such ladies as will correctly solve the new Patent Rebus, by the 4th of July next. The Rebus may be seen by reference to the first page of this paper. Dr. Mott's Celebrated Herb Bitters, for which they are General Agents, has acquired quite a reputation, although but recently introduced. It gives tone to the stomach, re
stores die appetite, and produces j
sound refreshing sleep. Prescriptions carefully compounded from
Pure Drup-s. This is the season j . - ir T when worf. think of papering ! HlS fe3T Of Lynch LaW !
VAIN LY ATT EM ITS TO "BUTT" 01' F TUK SHINGLES AND KICK. I.OOSK T1IK WEATIIKKIU'IAKDING ! IIRS STOHl Or THE ESCAPE OF HIMSELF AX1JSUTIIKKLASB, IN ILLINOIS, From the SHERIFFS CUSTODY.
EQUIPPED WITH KEYS
fob "m" .
their rooms, and the place to get i paper is at the Union Drug Store, The people of Bloomington where an immense stock is kept, j those who had not been upon the
lr on and number two.
felU4
Attention Democrats. A CARD FROM MR. VORirKS Sr. Pboghfus Please toll tl e Agents of "Natures Hair Resolutive' that I am under obliati-ns to them for iho bottle of "Bestorativo" they vers so kinl us to semi m. JIv hsir. which is nntuni ly of a lank,
oar rot tv order, is now a very beautiful dark
An experienced paper-hanger is al- day nigh: were somewhat incred
. , i .ii"l,, i n 11. n. -i
i wavs in tr.e store, wno win aui ulous wlu;:i ml 'irmeu last aw may
you in making selections. j morning that our local sens ition,
"Johnny jtisk," had been eapturid
AVhilk the Sex was shining so warmly la.t -Wednesday, processions of wagons were constantly passing throniih all the roads leading to
vould recommend it to tha us., of the pea- j ncvolent institution was taxed to
PCrrS Lam ! the extent of its ability to meet the
tdcr.
and was again an inmate of Folk's Jail, and thr.t the doors were actually cl wed upon him. It seems to have b.-cn brought about in this wr.y : Lusk arrived in this vicinity
sometime Thursday night, and was secreted, fit an early hour on Fri-
ni.inds of customers. .Leonard i i : i i (.!.
What (General Kimball j . , . n , , . "
My of Brown's Ex recto rasa J. is always in a line rumor nen ne;f()ot of (Uh ytrcet) on tlu; Dunn Vr. J. H. Brown : After kmg el ! see8 hJ friends coming in from all j f i , Flias mith Duryour 'Expectorant Svrup lon enough to , " j nrn),0CU lied 0 ijllUS omilll, uuiknow and appreciate" its good qualities, 1 ! points ot the COn.paSS, tor 1'0 kllOWS , (.)v cae(J upon . cheorfully bear testimony to its umiorm j . x. hat tllO efforts hehasU-,0,, - -cinn auceoss in ;uriu; the most obstinate cases , U l0,! "'"' 1 ! Flllk, am' (upon promise? of 100,) f eouRhs. eolds.e e. I hve frequently pilt forth tO please Slid aCCOmmO- j j- , the f;Ct t,at L.,3k was jn SKffW j dute them, arc properly appreciated, j and was to reraahl for
well a t'n most j leasant rcmei.y oi it j Leonard turns out enoiee nour i
person while in jail at Topcka ; that on the train, and when near Shelbyville, Illinois, he observed
that Sheriff Fulk, (who was very
measure unremittingly during tffc past two years Bedford and
Mitchell are holdingRailroad meetings almost nightly. It makes but
Irowsy, having lost several nights i little difference about the building
of the railroad, so the Dicetingii are successes The Students of
kind.
NATHAN' KIMBALTj Jan. 4, '71. Treasurer of State. yajBn wn's Xipeetornnt is a certain ears for Cough, Old, &e. tt, I!rt w-n's Eipnctonint will re! evv vou of hoarseness '.n n few hours.
J(g After you have used every other j roedicinei and they have fi iled to cure your i
Co;:sh, trv Browns J-.i!3.;t(.riin: it w::l;cjucrv
ryou it is warranted L's& Brown s Ezpn-'torant for Con iimTiiinii Tt ffiii -vivrt 'Oii moro relio
laau anv ctner im tiKiiie in lik hh
three or four days. A council was
omnipresent thief-
takers, and e'even o'clock Friday night was designated as the l our at which the capture should be ef-
oftkn do we hear this! fected by some eight or tei persons.
"Was that piece uf carpet At neur nine o'clock, however, it
Ilno -frVi-i rt-ii.iia cirlcf-Kitii in tn rlo i .
iivui ma. g'" o....... - - j nati among our
good housewives, and after grind' iuti vour wheat, he asks lor buto teeighth as his toll.
How
made bv the Iloltzmans?" and the
answer almost invariably is : "Yes ; I've tried a number of Eastern Car-
BS Brown's Exicti.:ani is lor ene at
S;imakcrs Dny Sa.re. j-,very bof.lo is j eis and none ot tliem were ever warrtnted to irive atifi.ction. J , , , , n . l-o-,, ' known to hold color or wear well
Th? nuMtion often been ask by
llins-? ii!t"rLSicd, '""an 1 h. r.ru.-d tii ii nati r.-d o!o
iu ;he sk n ': an l can
tuickns up? We answer.
mv rrv hair '
While artiolo
my t:n k.ck . i ... , fl.., .:,.
ill nutm, ioi ii-.-- miiiivj mini
the Holtzman Carpets."
witlio it color-1 it is possible to get u better
"It can ;"
nd wouid ndviw von to rend a tre:iti'i i n ; dealers char-re. is it not the Slight
KtliifwL'U Kof folly to send your money away V i.pon application. Th"y are the propr.r- ; Qc-- v0.,,. Carpet, this Soring, lit ton of Hull's Vs:.-table Sicilian Hair Ki- j - ' newer. We l-a n from it, th; hair, in . Holt Zllians, and VOU Wl.l StUf
perfect stnto of H-jaltli, ii constantly ini: ut, a id new hairs grow i'roni the!
fal'-
(8 Housekeepers should rcm?m-
fro:n reaching the surface. Their1 prepara-
tuljtsj hut, in ear.o t any aisftsc "i me ) c.. ..r l.v tViA i a., of i.lfol!o!ii-. rri'tMrii- I
turns, the hrtir-t'ilo becon es contracted ;-t j her that John P. Smith, the West
ns inoutu. nri!l prevents tlie new iu:cte T .lo,. l.oo ll.n nliwniost VV.it.
SIVIt tV"l.tv, v..- ......... . ....
the city just think
icse Spoons.
of the ha r. marcii j And then in the W atch business he
j.,cer i has no equal, as lie buys tnose pop
ular Elgin atches from themanufaetarers, and secures a considerable
i deduction from jobbers' rates, which
lion will create n perfectly healthy con-.li- j ed SpOOuS ill the City lion of the scalp, aid bv its tonie proper- i . ,. , 5w. will w.serve and sirongthen the roots I of ?2.00 for a sett of t in
Wilhoft'a Anii-Veriodie or
AanJ gxie Tonic. Metier late than nerer! The h,f il'ibU A:iiidote for C'h'ils ar.d Fever has been dUvovcred by Dr. "tVilhoft, who his ised, in itn extensive pnu tiee for ten year., -his unfailing reniecy for all Miasmatic Fevers. It remores or neutralizes the cause of malarial diseases; restores the hepatic functions; remove Hypertrophy or enlargement of the Spleen: enriches t'le blood ane. increas e the number of red blood corpuscles; pre'-ents leneoeythemi:;, arid And entirely rna-iters and controls that formidable nialaiy CoflsJeuive Chills' mar.
was discovered that some of the friends of Lusk had been watching the movements of the parties who intended to make a descent on Smith's house, and it was also ascertained that the burglar had been posted as to their suspicious movements. This changed the plans somewhat, and an immediate arrest was determined upon. "Wall, llight, L. E. Mc'vinney, R. A. Fulk, Jas. B. Clark and Michael Gabbert, then proceeded to the place of Lusk's concealment, and surrounded the house just as Lusk came to the west door to see if the "coast was clear." Opening a crevice of the door, revolver in hand, ho was not slow to discover his egress cui off in that quarter ; hurrying to toe cast door, i found that elosied and guarded. He then ran to the chimney and attempted
rest) was taking "cat-naps," and while the Sheriff was napping, Lusk was sawing. Finallv the handcifTs were cut, and soon after Fulk had awakened from one cat-nap and started into another, the prisoners quietly made their way to the door, opened it, and quickly stepped out upon the platform. Lusk and Sutherland set up both brakes, and as the train began to "slow" the engineer whistled "off brakes." After a short delay, in which the brakes were thrown off, the prisoners jumped, and after rolling over the ground, first one and then the other uppermost, they righted up, and found that with the exception of a" few bruises and their clothes badly torn, they had escaped injury. Sitting down by the track, they watched the train until it stopped, when, after recovering from the jolting incident to their experiment, they started off from the railroad, and nearing a farm house, found a wagon, from which they took the kingbolt ; further on, at the wood-pile, they discovered an iron wedge, ajid with theso as tools, soon relieved themselves of the hobbles. Knocking at the door of the farm house, they represented themselves as travelers who were lost. They were hospitably received, and after breakfast walked to Pana, where Lusk found a "friend" who gave him money. P. S. We have since learned that Lusk did not place as much reliance in his superior cunning as in ''his friends.'' Theso he believed would be truo to him, and render more aid than he ruecivud; indeed he charges his betrayal upon them. Ho had been in town riro daiis before his capture, and returned, as wc have before intimatedto secure money and valuable goods the former left with certain parties, and the latter securely hidden, as ho believes. There arc a number of persons In Bloomington who were con federates of Lusk, and who shared the dangers and fruits of hia robberies ; their names may yet be made public.
Indiana State University were the only residents of Bloomington possessed of a sufficient amount of patriotism to produce a celebration of the 22d of February. Firing cannon, a military parade, and speeches, were a part of the observances all carried out in a gentlemanly, decorous manner that reflected credit upon the persons engaged -Wm. F. Browning, Esq., of this place has entered'upon his duties as Secretary to Superintendent Minty, at the office of the latter, in New Albany. No better election could have been made Circuit Court will convene on Monday a week. Commissioners' Court meets on the 6th inst.
Rumors of new Railroad arrangements arc now general. A lightning
through train is now talked of
With two short trains, two day Express trains, two freights and a lightning through train, the people along the road will have no reason to complain of a lack of facilities for reaching this or other points on the line of the L. N. A. & C. Railway. Alex. Sutherland has been
dangerously ill during the past ten
, days, but is now improving, and we
hope, has many years' of usefulness before him. Mr. Sutherland is an energetic business man one whoso place cannot be readily supplied
The ancient locust trees, on
Chips and Spltntera. "We would be lacking in the first principles of humanity did we not publicly acknowledge our gratitude to Sheriff Fulk and his versailte prisoner, for th many favors received from them recently, in the shape of "sensations," A country town is a monotonous place in which to attempt the publication of i wide-awaV.c local paper, unless something unusual is almost constantly transpiring, but the chronic dullness of our town in this particular, has been greatly relieved during the past three months, by our new jail and the bright constellation of stars which have radiated about it
The Lawrence county rnil-
tl e lot east of the M. E. Church, that have withstood tho storms of many winters, wtrc cut down, last
week, by Archio McGinni
We have learned, since an item was
written with reference to the new trains, that the short train which now stops at Bedford, will be run to Lafayette, and the Michigan City Express will be run through in twelve hours and twenty minutes ! These two trains will be put on next Monday, if the necessary arrangements can be made. This will give us three trains each way per day two Express trains and one freight
Lusk threatens to "squeal"
recently. We are informed that he
held a Life Insurance Policy for!
o,000. A few days previous to his death, the Temperance Alliance withdrew their appeal upon receiving a bond with 5.000 security, binding him to discontinue the sale of liquor in Bloomington, and also forfeiting that amount if he allowed lib building to be occupied as i saloon. At the Temperance Mass Meeting, held at the Baptist Church, in Bloomington, on Monday evening, Fob. 27th, the following resolutions were offered by Prof. Hoss, and unanimously adopted :
Rrsolr'd, That in the recent decision of
the Supreme Court, in the case of Jacob
i onng rtrtua the Main of Indiana we - re. cognize prin -iple jv.wnotire of the good order, pence, nn ! sobriety of our State. Itisoh d, That the principle announced in this decision furnishes cause of gratitude on tho part of every law abiding, order loving, citizens of Indiana. Rewired, That the thanks of all temperance people in the State are due the Court tor its prompt disposal of tilts case, and its clear enunciation of principle in the same, O. W. HOSS, Chairaufi, J. tl. Louden," Secretary, i -in Many months of sickness were prevented last week by persons who accepted our advice and purchased hoots and shies of Bollenbacher. This is the ea;;on of the year when the feet are the most liable to become wet, and then colds, coughs, and fevers follow. Do not neglect an opportunity to procure Boots that will wear from nine months to a year such as Bollenbacher is selling. He sells Rubbers lower than they were ever offered in this town before. Call at the Cincinnati Shoe House and learn prices.
THE WORLD RENOWNED HOWE SEWING MACHINE, With all the late improvements. ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF SEWINQ, FOR FAMILIES OR MANUFACTORIES. B. H. CAMPBELL, Agt. Bloomington, Tnd., Dec. 1, '70.
Stuart & Company. West side of the Public fiquare, DEALERS IN
Go and get a Parlor Cigarat Campbell's Parlor Drug Slore. Bob sells them at five cents inch, and warrants them to bo made of pure, dry tobr.cco. -., m i At it Again. Not being a candidate for Recorder, this season, I therefore have no Early Rose Potatoes for gratuitous distribution among my numerous friends ; but, notwithstanding, they can be procured of Pearson & Co. as soon as danger from frost has passed, by leaving order and the
requisite numlier of stamps.
early. Supply limited
Order
bi. nr. air.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. J. O, WORLEY, Opfxmie the Sout.l end of the R.R, Depot, HAS one of toe largest and beat arranged Liv.-ry and taU Stable fa Mon-oe, ot In ny other county In Southern Indiana. Saddle horees, or horeee and buggies will be furnished at any hour of the day or niplt. Oonrmer rial traveler and others, will be furnished with ponreyance to neighboring town, f ood, utejidy horses furnished to families. Horses fed by the single feed, day or week, at Touoriabte rates. We propose to keep ft first-claa stable, and ask tea public to give us a triaj. PQ All tho accounts or1 the old firm, . O. are io the ban is of the presen. proprietor, and HPBT ke paid- at once. Mntmiingtoa. fed, Dc JS, 18T0.
IIItX WARE, STOVES, Paints. Oils, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Chains, Collars, Uames, &c. A full and complete stock of
Farmers' and Mechanics' Tools,
AND CUTLERY. Special attention given to filling all Orders for Building Materials. Bloom mgton, may 19, T869.
Robert C. Foster, Attorney at Law, I51ooniingtozi, Iud.
cnKW:i 4. DAXa. tr.
Intends for Peevlu How m Eavdka, iMtuami Panatiif. Mechanic. Msra&aat, Pro-. aHalooal Men, '. thtufcen, sod all Mao nr of Eoaast folia. ao4 UtWtvw Boss, aa Dwiiilitersof all seen, am.r on ooiLAt a yxar t CXS HU5DRED CO PI EM FOB. Or tow tun One Cut a Copy, let them be a SO Cl as every PomOOsb. f th aasw stxe s4 sstrrsf etwneter a THE WEEKLT, tjaS wit!) create varteV t ststansnaotBirssdine.aaA nvalsfctaf the mm oltisomcribi ts wit greater ftaahaess. beans) It aoaMe twice a weak facte oConetoaiy,
THE gt'S, M A SKAB.
ltrtML circa fcLl ou in f&o worxd.
MDoeot, sua iBtiet in counet. All from rerywlwo. Two Mats eooy i 0 Mots a mouth, ar 90 a rear.
BPS Will give special attention to the settlement of Decedents' Estates, and Collection of Claims. Ofvhje West side Public Square.
v.ok's floral guide for 1871. The first edition of One Hundred and fifty thousand copies of Vicb's Illustrated
Catalogue of Seetls and Floral Guide, is published and ready to send out 100 pages
mi I , Ml , v.im.o. ............ . . . j ....... I hose Who have music, WliljFUiwcr and Venetable- It is elegantly
printed on fine tinted paper, illustrated with Three Hundred iir.u Wood iingraviqgs and two bountiful
Cbeerliig Facts for tlae Billonn. Every day djmonstrates more clearly that liver complaint, in nil its distressing forma, cf.n be controlled without difficulty or inconvenience. It is an obstinate disease, but its obstinacy is aot prof agaWirt the pertinacious remedial and restorative operation of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. That gee ial corrective compete the organ to do its duty. It must secrete regularly and heathful'y under the influence of the Bitter. Tlieir action brings it back from a state of rebellion into perfect harmony with the laws of he.-iltb. If there is costiveness, it disappears ; if there is eide-atho or back-telle, '. ceases; if tho skin and the whites of the eyes are tinged with superfluous bile, they recover their natural hue;
he gives to his customers. Go to John P. Smith, when you want repairing done he cannot be surpassed as a Watchmaker.
road men, we learn, have "split tip" upon the question of the length of the tics. Our road fell through because we could not decide as to the relative merits of iron and steel rails Maple sugar is now the ruling delicacy. It ranges in price
to scramble up it, but the heat and
smoke drove him down again ; 'just in proportion to the amount of
seThe celebrated New York Store is located on the south side of the public square, on Fifth Street. Tho popular firm of Tuley & Wicks take pride in keeping up their stock, ant! usually have anv article a
customer may call for. Wicks de- j boarding
catching; up a bucket of water he tossed it upon the fire, and made another effort to play chimney sweep. Almost stifled with ashes and smoke, ho dropped down again, and going up into the loft (where he had been concealed all day) he attempted to force eff some of the shingles ; in this he also failed, and he next turned his attention to the wcather-
t the south end of the
liguts in selling goods, and will use extraordinary efforts to please those who give their patronage to this house. Particular attention i3 directed to the stock of Dress Goods which has been marked down so that it may suit the views of all customers. Give the New York
IXl when you are making whatever the ivmptoms of the complaint ' purchase?.
V- 1 ... 1 uA .1 t. .. . ,
may tl, Kfiu nifiiv.i tuo puaac ib uu3 Msumec, cure is certain. Such are th uniform effects of this propagation wber j bilious disease has been already develop ;d ; out in cases where there is merely a constitutional tendency to liver complaint, it may be prevented throughout life by the j-egnlar use. in small quautites, of this palatenble anti lote. These are proven facts, jind should be seriously pondered or.rnthr, they should be promptly acted upon by all persons of bilious habit. mar.
Those irreverent lads who called names after a certain "bald head" of old, deserved their untimely end, because at thatHime nop inacea had been discovered to restore hutnai hair upon the bald spots.
But now Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia is known to possess the rare merit of invigorating the roots and filling them so full of life, where not entir dy dead, that they cannot help putting- forth new growth which rivals in beauty the locks of youth. jan4v2.
Kauffmas is always good humored and polite, and has a good class of customers to serve during the whole of the lime his store is open. Having been engaged in the Restaurant business pretty extensively before he came to Blooming
ton, he thoroughly understands the requirements of the public. The
Oyster trade is still brisk at his es
tablishment, and those who are fond
of a dish stesved or fried should call for them at Kauf!man;s.
Wanted. We want all the scrap iron we can get, ar.d will pay the highest price in -sash for it, at our Foundry. Sewabd & Co. , M. Thin May Mean Toa.-We have two or three thousand dollars on our books that should 'oe pkii, and f.s we need the monev, we hopp a mere reference to the foot will be enough Come in at one:, you who owe iu, indet.tle by note or cash, thus aaving costs. Sf CAltT & CO, Blttominton, IniL Jan. 11. 1871,
8" .$5,000 in Bagged Money Wailed at the Grocery and Provision Btoieof Clark & Orchard, south oast corner of the public square, for which they will pay Goods. BrIMQ OX YOITR BAGGED MONEY. November 9th, 187o-Cm
Business Cards, Address Cards, Ball Ticket, Invitations, etc., neatly and quickly executed at the Prograss Job Office,
loft. A few brick thrown at the point where he was making the most energetic demonstrations, induced him to desist, ?.nd returning to the ground floor, he cried out that be would surrender. A pane of glass was dashed oui. of a window, and he was then told to put his arms through, and pass out his revolver. After some time spent in parleying, and upon the most solemn asuirancc? from our kind-hearted Sherif7thatheshould not be lynched, (which he particularly feared), Lusk surrendered, and was conducted to Jail, where he still remained up to the hour of going to press.
It was a bold step in Lusk to
come to the place, in which he feared
lynching, but hollas such confidence in his shrewdness and good luck,that
he took the chances. From what we can gather, his principal object in returning was to secure some
money left by him in the hands of
certain parties, and doubtless to secure valuable goods secreted by him during his seven months' operations
in Bloomington and vicinity, lie had, :in his possession, a carpet-sack, in which was cloth, !hirtbcsoms,otc. In h is pocket-book was found pat--terns of key-wards, and it blankkey :ai which to fit them. Lusk says that he had a small
saw, which was concealed upon his
dirt in its composition, and is warranted to ruin the best set of teeth, in three months, or no charge Any one who asserts that Counselor Rogers will not do to tie to, is an unmitigated falsifier. We "tied to" him, in August, 18G7, for an ad
vertising bill of 5.00, and on last Wednesday received payment. Jim
will nay that's settled The
ivarm, enervating weather last week, was enjoyed by the entire population
of Bloomington. Nothing pleasanter
than a sun bath, after you've been
frozen up for three or four months Dank Spencer gave two
Elocutionary Entertainments at
Martinsville, last week, and render
ed entire satisfaction to a large and critical audience. Dank has found
his forte, and ought to "stick to it"
John Graham, now Librarian
on some of his confederates who have seen fit to "go back" on him. He ought to do it Mr. Benj. Smith, formerly an employer oi W. J. Allen, has gone into the stove and tinware trade, at Harrodsburg. Ben. has selected a good town, with a good country surrounding it, and will doubtless sueeeed in building up a large trade Some or e in the Greencastlc Banner, accuses Geo.
Heppert, formerly of this place, of
killing and selling beeves that, in
fe, were afflicted with "big-jaw."
No Grcencastle steak iu ours, if you
alcasc Isaiah Payne, died, in
this county, on the 17th ult., at the
ripe age of ninety-five.
War "Dessicated Cod Fish" is
something new and nice, for sale by
Ci.auk & Orchard. It is put
up in neat boxes ; is deprived of
most of the disagreeable odor belonging to cod fi jh ; is boned and picked fine, and is altogether the cheapest and most wholesome article of food offered to tho public. Call
and get a box.
Norway Oats. D. M. Harbi
son has a quantity of these famous
Oats for sale at 1.00 per bushel. See his advertisement.
Read the Executor's Notice
of Sale of Seminary Lot, with improvements, belonging to the Mc-
Dermott estate.
COLORED PLATES. Tho most beautif il and the most instructive Floral Ouide published. A GERMAN EDITION published, in all other respects similar to the English.
Sent free to all mv customers of 1870, as
of tiie Supreme Court, is at home on
a brief visit. John hasn't been in
the metropolis long, enough to grow
proud Our veracious Repre
sentative, Mitchell, will be at home next week, to tell his story about
this "Republican Legislature" ruin
ing the country. It is said that
P. L. D. believes all he says. Who
else is ouite so rash? The
population of Bloomington will in crease perceptibly, next week
Clerks, Doorkeepers, etc. let loose
Ryan has been at home some time
The Indianapolis Journal wants to see Jim ' Tho Southern Pacific Railroad Bill has passed both Houses of Congress. This measure
gives the right of way and grants of land to the S. P. R. Co., for a road that will not be blocked with ice and snow a large portion of the
winter, as is the Northern Paeifi
MONEY WANTED, BY W. O . FEE.
Ka7" The following new snbscrib
ers have been entered upon our sub
scription books, duriug the past
week : Wm. Hall, White Hall. Harry W. Dillmnn, Bedford. John M. Seward, Bloomfleld, W. J. Rrown, Hf.rrodsburg. Baker & Co., Stanford. J. It. Amerman.
Dr. Samuel Holtzman, Wm. U. Ward. c ' Arrest for Larceny, William Campbell, a brakeman on one of the freight trains on the L. N. A. &. C. R. R. who resides at Bloomington, was arrested on Wednesday at the railroad station, charged with stealing a pair of blankets, of the value of about When arrested Campbell had in his possession a couple of passbooks, a baggage ohcok, a faro check, a bunch of kcyf. and a jack-knife. He waa committed to jail and a pre liminary hearing will be had on Saturday ; bail 4 500 N. A. Ledger,
doubtless be glad to learn that R. II. Campbell, the proprietor of the "Parlor Drug Store," has gone into the Music Trade again. He has on hand now a large and well selected stock of the latest publications.
Give him a call, and if you don't i rapidly as possible, without application . . . .... . Sent to all others who ordtr them for Ter
htni what you want, it Will be lm- ; CVnt5, which is not half tho cost. Address
moilvntelv ordered for vou. JAMES VICK, Rochester, New York,
Good and Cheap, The "Home Journal," of New York, says of the new and popular Magazine, "Sports and Games": "Its scope . il,.. i
comprises tne wnoie ot juvenile amusements; and the price is but twenty-five cents a year which is certainly an inmense deal of en
tertainment for a very little money."
Adf .nn Co., Puulisbers, isoston,
will send this charming periodical a whole vear for 25 cents. Each
number contains 48 pages.
The Indiana Journal of Medicine,
edited by Tliad.M. Stevens M. D.; V. B Fletcher, M. D.; Guido Bell, Associate. Published by the editor.?, Indianapolis. One of the neatest journals in the west. The February number contains a number of excellent articles of general interest to the profession. The "Medical Aspect of the Monthly Nurse," by Dr. Fletcher, and the "Nasal Douche" by Dr. Wright,are especially interesting. Peace In Europe. The Peace negotiations between the French authorities and Count Bismarck, have at last resulted in the conclusion of a treaty, the terms of which do not differ materially li-ora what it was expected the conn aurora would exact. The princi
pal conditions are : The cession of!
the Province of Alsace and the fortress of Mctz ; tho payment of an
idemnity of five milliards francs,
(nearly $1,000,000,000) ; Uermany to occupy certain fortified towns in
HECEFT ADDITIONS To my sUiek, makes it complete in Ladies' Shawls. FVRS, CLOAKS ASD VEtVTETEENS. ASTRA CIIANa, and Beaver Cloaking, Fringes and Notions. A large assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods. A good assortment of Ladies', Mons' and Boys Boots amt Shoes, of custom work. A good line of Mens' and Boya' CLOTHING, all of the latest styles, A full line of GROCERIES. All of which I will sell below the niarket price, XJoi Cash, I rill moke prices to suit purchasers, for the balance of tho season, Or let tho Customer make the price on someHnes of Goods that I wish to close out and quit keeping. Dec, 20th, 1370.
NOTICE TO BUDGE BUILDERS. ATOTICE is hereby given, that sealed r i, r... i..;u;nn. T.aol
France until the treaty fltiptllations j ,prous for a bridge across Bean Blossom shall be fulfilled ; the Germau army j Crock, at MifiWs Ford, will bo recoived to enter Paris and occupy the at the Auditor's Office until l o'clock. Champs Elysees. These terms, se-1 Tuprmat, March 9th, 8Tl. vcre as they are, have been accepted The Board reserving tUo right to rejeat i... rn.:,.o "ir.n,i.n nnA i Un f'liininlr- i anv. or all bids.
uj Pans ftna specifications can be seen at
TERMS TO CLUBS. THE DO LUB WXXKXY SV1U Tlve coptst, hmi rear, eeoaratetv sedretsM. roar DaUauM Tee eootat, am Tetr,Mmmtira4tlreiMa (at an exinwpr totfcsxMter s Kabt Ooltava, Tventr eon'es, one yror, (epnratcir aditmcwl (and aa u SPOT (be cesser ap of rsb. Fifteen QoUua TVtr eopix. oh tmf, te oae cldress taeit tba a-sai-WMJt'.y una j-w to getter n n of slab). Thivtr-t&rca DoJlCJa. Fifty eoplcsj one mr. rcvuauiv andresm (sirt sae Bcial-WeaMjoMrmrto tretvr tu oi nub l, ' TUirtT-H-ne Dal tans Ok hendMd ot4c, cue Tear, ti rue mVItsbi (b4 Cm IJmlir ror ua jtmi totbeavtsarmof tab;. rUtr Deaum,
Ou bnnared.eBws. ae ynir. separates? 14.
imvarwc vear to ibe catres
suur uouavxs
6ne& Mk! tbai:
apMciai.),
THIS 8KMI-WXKK.LT SDX. rtvt cobles, oca ;car.siuatelvs-ldics;eit. tifttl DoUsm, Tea eontai, oa vur. sopmselT auirened uai aa extrs cop iotsuer upof clu). Msteem DoUmm, SFXO XOVll XONBY
btrost omrm onto1.cbetfea, r ftntftt saSev
QIfii. IIDnt,lnrBmslMcr
Tork. wh sreTcr eoa'
M tetuu eoouiBtm mat j. AdiUess
J. W. JE2GLJf n, Fuslltber, ucfleclisw Vet
car.
BLQ0SD1TGTO1? PORK HOUSE, ALEX. SUTHERUXOe I am now in successful operati-ja, slaughtering Pork, and would say to tjfca farmers that I am prepared with facilities, for picking pork, eq ial to any w.all ea tabluhment in the West, and will kill ami render Lard on reasonable terms, and its c;ood order, op wii. buy pood mercbr,taW(i hogf , at the highest market price. I also have on band, plenty of Bibs, Back Bones, Sauna M-t ak.d Tend Lines for sale, af my Pork House. Cull, aiK-jret them cheap. Lard I'M eU, by tiie 1M lbs. ALEX SUTH ERISAS O. bloomington, Dec. tl, 1870.
the Auditor's Office.
ative Commission of the French
Assembly. That they will be rati- rv order of the Board fied bv the Assembly is not doubt- ! of sionroe eo. URN fill, for the Germans are in a posi-j doc2i at
tion to enforce their own terms.
The New York World's dispatch soys that through the intercession of" the English government the Germans have consented io spare
the Parisians the mortification of a
Attorneys at Law BEOOMINCTOX, ISU.,
triumphal march through th&xity, . a,d will content fchIlvoLn5r
merely marching through the south
ern suburbs. Ind. Journal
Ranisdcll
Found Dead. Jacob Young was found dead in his bed, on Tuesday morning. He retired in his
usual health, and, It is believed,
Hon. Morton C. Hunter has been , died ffyiii an attack of apoplexy, to working for the success of this j which disc he has been subject
Norway
O T S - PUKSONS WHO DESIKK to plant the Justly celebrated Norway Oats, can be supplied w'.th seed bv calling upon, or writing to tho undunigued. These G;ts need ro putiinR, they have been a decided success wherevor introduced, and .ire advertised by other parties, al $5X0 per oushel, but will be sold by me at the low prico of $l:00 Per linsliel, delivered nt my barn, or $l.!4" per bushel, sacked, and delivered nt tho Hailrond 8ta
lion. Address D. AI. Harbison, Blooming. i,fin. Ind.. or call nt his farm, two miles
south of Kllettsvjlle, Ind,
of Commissioners
B Y F. PERRY,
Auditor.
J4MKB BUOIIH. KIOX. VA EOBS. HUGHES & VAN HORN,
Supreme and
the Stnto, and in
tho District Court of tho U.S. for Indiana.
Tho collection of claims in any part of the
State, will raceive prompt attention. Bloomington, Ind Nov. S4, 1869-y
JAS, 11, 0T.AKK, 'on c- OKCHAW. CLARK ORCHARD, 04ttl6 lb' Fancy and Staple
Provisions, Ouecnswarc, &f.
DOTY S WASHING K1ACNIKE LATELY IMPROVED And the M &f UNIVERSAL CL3THES WRI1&ER. Improved with Rowel. 's Patent Double Cog-wheels, and tho Patent-Stop, aTe new unquestionably far superior to any upp-. rotus for washing olothes cvor iBve!te4, and will save their cost twice a year, ly saving labor imd chtbes. Those who have Uied them give testis mony as follows:
"tts ljke pur machine muobi ooulil Sot
be persuateJ to Oo eitnout U, una m w aid of Doty, we feel that we ae mast urn pf the position. " Rpv. L, tootj, Bishop It-R, Church. "In the laundry of my bouse there is a perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays fo the ipvention.'' k sv. Theodore L.' Cuy !r, "Every week hps given it a stronger fcolcj upon the affections of ta iamates :if thq laundry."'--N. T. Observer, "I heartily commend it to economiata of lime, money, and eoHteiitPient.-Jtey. Dr, Bellows. 'Pricnd Dotv Toiirlaet imnroveirieot
of your W:ishmg Machine is it complete! success. I assure you ''cur Machin' sfte
a year s use, is tiiotigat more ot to-aay tnan ever, and would not b parted with under
any circumstances . tsoion Kolnnson. The K. Y. Weekly Tribune, of Dec. 15,
1869, iu niuwer U n cfrresporiaeBi sy! 'Of Washers, there i none tti he PiPrj with Doty's" Prices A Fair Offer. If tho Merchants in vur plaee will noi
furnish, or send frr tho Macliines, end us t he retail price. Washer t 4, Extra "W Huge, $8, and we will forward e.iber or both na . chines, free of freight, to places where no. one is selling; ami so sure are WO tjiey wilj
lie Uked.tUat we agweto rerunaute noney if any ono wishes! to return the wiaohioet free of freiirht, after i month's tpal, aceph
ding to dirisctioiis. No husband, futhe or brother should. permit the dnidser)' of washing Yftth tji hands, fifty -t p days ia the year, when h,
ean oe aone ixr.ier, mum suau.iiusij, . with leas labor, and no injury t the gar
ment, by a Doty titoihos Washer, ana l. Universal "Wringer. Sold by dealers generally, to whom Bwr ersd discoaats arf. mad. , C. SHOW KING, Gen. Agent, 32 Cortlandt St, H. W. J. ALLEN, Sole Agent tov ljmoci County. The aoye ! the owt Mehi in mm '" L. W- 8AD?:S. W.A.GABI!, .
Matortio Hall Building,
RiootuiiiiTton, - - Inutantu
The highest prices paid for all kinds af
jnarl '71 'country produee, ian2Q'70
A QRIiA TCHA SOB to Sf 4JK HO$B$ ; By paying what you owe .1. O. d Mj hi Mt-Collough, and saying ilia cst of lecting it by law. M- XvCVIlIlU