Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 15 March 1871 — Page 3
mmwm progress I ' Issued to citizens of Indiana, fur the week - ; ending March 7, 1871, and each bearing LOCAL AND MbCBl'LixkoVS. j that date. Reported weekly for the B.W-t-
fcg-Local Notices ten texts run UKS, TOI: EACH lJiSEKTION. "gaB
i. J. J. ,f CUJVA-iO RAILROAD. TIME TAT.I.B AT VLOOMINWOX. Exprew Ooi'ig South : .Arrives a. 10:21 A.M. Departs lit 10:22 A.M Express Ooi iff A'wft : Arrives a. 5:04 l'.u. Departs nt 5:fij l'.M Freight, going south, arrives nt 8:40 A.M Freight, going lorth, arrives at 3:0 r.M JAMES R. BKYANT, Aokst.
At it Again. Not being a candidate for Recoi clot, this season, I therefore have no Et,ly Rose Potatoes for gratuitous distribution among my numerous friends ; but, notwithstanding, they can be procured of Peaksox & Co. as eoon as danger from frost has passed, by leaving order and the requisite number of sstanips. Order early. Supply limited. 91. BLAIR.
At tention Democrats.
ington Progress, from tlie Office of David A. Burr, Solicitor of Patents and Attorney in Patent Coses, "Washington City, D.C. Boring Machine; John II. Pardieck, Acton. Clod-Fender; Fortinc L. Baikry, Frc jwrt. Steam-Engine Governor; Charles L. Condo. Indianapolis. Tones for Rolling Utirnpla i Murk W. Ingle, Indianapolis. Railroad Cattle-Guard (late; James II. Maliorv, Laporte. Kin?;. Holt; Wendell Vondersnar. Indianapolis. Those popular Elgin Watches are sold by John P. Smith. He is the manufacturers' agent, and can, of course, give special inducements to those who contemplate buying a first-class time-piece. For a Superior Stock of Cutlery and Qucenswarc, wc suggest the pro
priety of calling on Taylor & Co., who keep a large slock of the best brands. And they sell their Cutloryjit lower figures than many others, end declare that there is still left a snull margin for profit. For Cofue, Sugar or Tea. go to Taylor & Co s, in t'le New Building, northeast corner of t'ic public sipinre.
Chips and Splinters.
A CARD FROM MR. YORITES TCj. Pbhokho Please tell the Agents of "Mature Hair Restorative," that I am under obligntioi s to then: for the bottle of "Restorative" they were sa kind as to send me. My aair, vl: ich U naturally of a lank, oaiTotty order, is now a v ry beautiful dark brown," and as sift as sdk a' lowing to the use of the "Nature Hair Restorative.'7 I
would rvcommcnl it to the use of the peo-
Yotna Democratically, L. D. .VOKUES 1 slack, he keeps his Grist Mill grind-
Read What General Kimball Ml)' it of Brown's i:xj'ctorant. -Dr. J. H. Brown : A. 'ter having used vour 'Exrtont Syrup' long enough to know and appreciate its good ualities. I can cheer fully bear testimony to its uniform success in curing the most obstinate cases f coughs, oo'ds. etc.- I have frequently administered the Expectomnt to my children, and always found it the very best, as well as the must jik-asnnt remedy of its kind. NATHAN KIMBA" Tj Jan. 4. '7 1. Traunirer of Statti. Biown's Expectorant is a certain ear for Coughs, Colds, &s. BQu Brown s Expectorant will t.dicva you of hoarseness in a few hours. StgU Al'tei you have used every other medicine and they have failed to cure your Cough, try Brjw'n's Expcc-torant it will eryou--it U warranted. IDe Brown's Expectorant for Consumption, It will give you more relief than any other medicine i I the market. EB Brown's Expectormt is for sale at boeinaker's Drug Store. Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction. The question has often been asked by those interested, ' Can I hn. rny gray hair ret"rd to its natural colo-, without (during the skin? and can my Uiin locks be thk-kened up ?" We answer, "It can ;" and would advise you ii read a treatise on the hair, vrliicii is published by R. P. Hall & Co., Nashua, N. II.. who send it free, upon application. They arj the proprietors of Hall s Vegetable Sio:'.;an Hair Renewer. lAYc h-arii twin it. the hair, in a perfect st;c of Hea'th: is constantly falling out, and new hairs gro-v from the same tubes; l i t, in caS'j of nty disease of the scalp, or oy t!s us.- of .-'kediolic preparations, lh? hir-tide becomes contracted at its mouth, and prevent t ie new follicle from re: rhir a the si i-faec. Th-ir preparation will reat a perfectly healihy condition of the s.-alp. and by it tunic propertie, will iirest-rve and strengthen the roots
S AVe-arise to explain : "Leonard has eight or nine hundred bushels of Wheat of his own, stored i 1 l
lawav, and wnen custom worK is
insr for his own Flour : this Flour he sells to many of the persons who have sold their wheat, and general, almost universal satisfaction, is t ie result." This being the case, there is no reason why we should wonder that the Leouard Mill is kept busy day and night, to meet the requirements of its customers. Bothsteiim and water power at this Mill. Toll
one-eighth.
.- a EYE HATH NOT SEEN', ASD EAR hath not heard of as large a stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades, as are now in store at J. W. Shoemaker & (Vs. They have Wall Paper stored on both sides of their
capacious room, from front to rear,
and yet have but a small portion of their stock thus exhibited. Paper of all grades, qualities and prices, and trimmed without charge to purchasers. House cleaning and renovating time is about here, and every house keeper should select paper and Window Shades, from Shoemaker & Go's, immense stock.
of the hair.
march
Fever
IYilhoft'8 Anti-Pcriodi's or
Aand guc Tou'w. Jt.Jirrlaie ih-in nrrer! Tie infallible Antfdote for Chill am! FcnvJ las been discovered by Dr. Wilhoit. wl o has used, in an eiteii.-iv.; practice f -r ten years, this unfailing remedy for all Miasni.itie I'evers. It re iiiicts r neutral es the cans-.- of malarial diseases; r.storo4 the hepatic functions; removes Hypertrophy or enlargement of the Spleen ; enriches the lilood ami incresses the ii'.iuilier of re 1 blood corpusclfs; pm-ents leiieo-j-themia, and and entirely in.tstrs am' controls that formidable unduly C'engestive Chills' mar.
Go to John P. Smith's (west side of the public 'square) and b.ty a Gold Pen. Students of Indiana State University will find the genuine Pen at John's Store. a. SiscsSchopf & Kauffman opened their Bakery, last week, they have done almost double as m:ndi business as before. They bake fresh bread every day, and are prepared to furnish it in large or small quantities. Fresh Oranges, Lemons and Figs, just receivel,and sold at reduced prices. Meals can be had at all hours, at the Restaurant of Schopf & Kaufftnan. Cakes, Candies and Xuts always on hand.
Cheerling Facts Sor the Bilious. iEvery day demonstrate more clearly that live: comj laint. in al. its distressing forms, cm be controlled without difficulty or inconvenience. It is a i obstinate disease, but its obstinacy is nut prof against thos pertiniteiou-s remedial :,nd restorative operation of Hostetter's t: omaeh Bitters. That get. ial sorreetive eumr.fs Ihe orton 1a tlo iis du'.y. It must secrcli? regulurlv and
heathful; v under tha iuflaencc of the Bit
ters. Their action brings I back from a tnto of rebellion into perfect harmony with the laws of health, tf t!ie:o is costiveriess, it disappears; if t nc-rc i side-ache
or buck-ch(-, in ceases ; if the skin and the
whites of the eyes are tir :;cd with superfluous bile, they recover their natural hue; if the appetite is gone, it returns; if the digestion is . i ipaired.it is t -stored; in brief, Wha'-evcr tbc symptoms sf the omplaint may be, and whatever t ie phase it has assumed, a rart is certain. Such are the uniform effect; of this preparation where bilious disease has been n' ready developed; hut in c ises where there is merely a constitutional tendency to liicr complaint, it may be pit vented throughout life by the regular use, in small quantites, of this pulateatle antidote. These ire proven facts, And should be seriously pondered or,rathr, tliey should lie promptly acted upon by all persons of biHous habit. mar.
John P. Smith received something less than a bushel of Watches for repair, last week. Peopl- send their watches from the neighboring towns, and from all parts of the surrounding country, because John has the reputation of being one of the best Watchmakers in the business.
Those irreverent lads who called names :iftera certain "bi Id head" of old, dcaarvei their lllitimelv end. because ut
thatime n ipanaeea had been discovered to restore iiumau hair upon the bald spots.
Uut now Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia is jkuown to possess the rare merit of invigorating the nxits and illiiv them so full
of life, where not entiiel;.- dead, that they cannot help putting forth new growth which rivals in bea;ity the locks of youth. jan4v2. -- Wastei. Wi; want all the scrap Iron ve can get, r.nd will. pay the highcut price in cash for it, at our Foundry. Seward & Co. m - - TnlMaj' Mean Yon. We have two or three thousand dollars on our books that sboull be paid, an;l as wo need the money, we hope a !ueru "eference to the fact will be enough. Come iu at once, you who owe us, and ettie bv note arcash, thiu BYing costs. ST C ART & CO. Blo;mingr.on, Ind., Jan. 11, 1871,
Some very sharp practice was cxhibiccd in the Commissioners' Court, last week. Gus. Kreuger gave notice that'ould apply for license, and
the grand jury convenes. Can any one tell'.' David Young, who
for many years lived in the vicinity of Unionville, better known as "long Dave," died one day last week i Dr. Fails i' rnntiiwr
the temperance men got up a re- Dr Qoo(h at monstrance, and appeared m Court Unionvik; iUK, ft tMvby their 'attorneys, Louden As Mul- trao A 1ark ba8 ky. If Ivrcugcr had been granted , 1 , ., . 1111 awarded, bv the countv commissionlicense, an appeal would have been! .i " . , , .n. ' 11 ' Orel, rill 'nntenof tnr hllllihno' rllO
taken immediately after the adjournment of Circuit Court, as they arc given thirty days to appeal in, and then, by the recent ruling of the Supremo Court, Kreuger could not have sold liquor while the appeal was pending. Kreuger's attorneys were quick to comprehend this, and instead of bringing fonvard evidence to sustain his opplic;;tion,they introduced three of the most radical temperance men in the town, who of ccurse, testified that Kreuger was unfit to be entrusted with license. So his attorneys rested on this evidence, and admitted that their witnesses had not proved their client a proper man to sell liquor. Upon this, the attorneys for the Temperance Alliance, who now began to see the point, argued in the most persistent manner that Kreuger w.s a proper man to be licensed as a retailer, that he ought to; be liceused, and proved a splendid character for the applicant. But it wouldn't work, and Gus went out
of Court without a licence, but will, doubtless, have his prayer granted in the Common Pleas, which con
venes on Monday, April 3d
trestle-work and apron of the bridge at Milliken's Ford, on Bean Blossom. Four hundred and seventyfive dollars is the contract price, provided the necessary amount in addition is guaranteed to the county by parties interested The annual Contest Exhibition of the Philomathcnn and Athenian literary societies, will take place in the College Chapel at 7 J o'clock ,this (Wednesday) evening, March 15, 1871 Thirteen hundred dollars were subscribed to the Memorial Fund, on Sabbath morning, at the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church.
See here, my Christian friend, if you don't pay that account or note
at McCalla & Go's right soon, you'll
have trouble. It should have been paid long ago, as you well know. Tulev & Wicks are now m ik
ing On effort to reduce their present stock of goods, in order give
room for the spring stock, and to
accomplish this end, are oolling at
l cost some goods below cost. A
member of the firm will start Last about the first of April. Their rapidly increasing trade demands a larger stock than they have heretofore carried, and they must close out the goods on hand to create room and realize money to pay for goods. Bargains for next thirty days. It will aid the New York Store firm
The beautiful, blue-eyed, flaxencurled angel,which tor many months has hung suspended from the ceiling, in Bob Campbell's Parlor Drug Store,fell, withau angelic crash, last Wednesday, and was utterly anni
hilated. The little children who; materially in their purchases, if were wont to peer through the win-jtii03e indebted to them will call bcdow at the handsome toy, will be fore the 1st of April, and pay up.
sadly disappointed whon they real
ize that it has disappeared ; nor will !
Bob, the beautiful and blooming
District
C'onfcr-
Sllnisicrlal
ciscc.
i A District Ministerial Conference
proprietor of the Parlor, bo comfort-j0f the M. L Church, will be held
jin the Methodist Church in Lllctts-
ed since his angel is "busted"-
Now comes John Wviie, mad as ajvillc, Intl., April 4th, 5th and Gth, March hare, because we emitted to 1 187L, The Pcni"g serm?n wi'! b.(! , , , preached on Monday evening, April state, lost week, that his recent ad- j by llov Dr Th , dition ta theWyhe family is a "he." iCiSC8 w;n consist of essays, lectures How should we know? John in-! and discussions on subjects of great sists that it is of the Chester White interest to the Church and Chrislibreed. He won't think it near bo',"- The public is cordiilly inc e , , ,. 1 vited to attend the meetings, funny, after s.uaibl.ng over tbc, til S. D. Wki.kkb, Secretary. rocking chairs at the hour of i midnight, in a frantic search fori By reference to an advertiscihe paregoric bottle and a warm j ment in to-day's paper, it will be . poon The gardens arc being seen that an Entertainment is to be slightly stirred, and onions, lettuce given, at College Chapel, on Tuesand pets deposited with consider- day night, March 21st, for the beneable 'alacrity, together with some j fit of the M. E. Sunday School. manure The first Monday of j The Methodist people do well whatMay draws near. Corporation elec- lever they undertake to do, and this lion then. Who amctig our citizens j entertainment, wc feel assured, will desire the honor, emoluments and j prove to be no exception to the rule.
abuse incident to holding corpora
Persons who are cleaning and re-arranging their residences this Spring will, many of them, need new Carpets, and so soon as they realize their need in this particular, they should hurry off to Holtzman & Sons' Woolen Factory, where, in addition to keeping a stock of Carpets of all grades for
sale and inspection, they also receive
orders for,' and weave Carpets, ou
short notice, and at figures extreme
ly low, when the durability and
beauty cf their work is taken into account. If you should have any
Wool to sell, take it to Holtzmans If you have any Carding or Spin
ning, the Holtzmans can finish up
your work in an expeditions and
artistic manner.
1 Ear Rings, Handkerchief
Rings, Breast Pins, Solid Gold
Rings, Rings set with Diamonds,
Pearls, Rubies, Moss Agate, Ame
thyst, etc., as well as full sets of
Silver and Plated Ware, warrautsd to be as represented, t John P. Smith's west side Jewelrv Store.
tion offices ? Speak out-
-Ta:
moomlngton Graded School.
paying will be in order (without j Report for the month ending March
After that date the price goes up
Indianapolis people are un
fortunate. Thcv had the Legisla
ture about fifty days, and new the
small-pox is giving them trouble
:V dwelling house, occupied
Total enrollment, (males 255 j females 235) 490 Average No. belonging 382 " daily attendance, 328 Per cent, off 85.9 Absent days without sickness 797 Cases of tardiness 246 Number of visitors 11
COLORED SCHOOL.
by Felix Hcndrickson, at the Cross
Roads, four miles west of Bloom-
ington, was consumed by fire, on
rhe2dinst. The beddintr. furni-I Total enrollment
ture, and wearing apparel of the i Avf aSc lnpng
family, was saved with but slight
damage. The bouse belonged to
James Pauley From Mr. J. F.
Filling Up. Bollenbacher'g
lX. .J" . T! , ,, room is being rapidlv filled with all
. ' , ,. i o ! styles of goods in his line -hie stock Wanted at the Grocery and Provis- j . . . . . , .. fn.d,AU.wl J18-111 now'on,M vwg daily
v 7 flflMl Wine 4 mm. ir iu nnt'ri fina it.
the Garibaldi Boot, se.ved, with cloth uppc-r and leg, veiry sty iish and cheap. See the "Garibaldi" before
Pittrnan, we learn that there are eighteen men, in Monroe county, who were Soldiers in tie War of 1812. Mr. P. says that, singular as it may appear, many old soldiers with w'jom he has done business, have never applied for their land warrants The Bean Blossom Creek Bridge, at Mt. Tabor, is to
be repaired, provided the cost of
the same docs not exceed the sum of two hundred dollars The Board of County Commissioners have again postponed the consideration of the Soldieiu' Relief Fund Claim, and designate a Special Term in May, as the time at which
they will betaken up License to marry has been granted the fol
lowing parties : Jaraes Meginnis and
Nancy B. Campbe !1, Stephen Clark
and Nannie A. Liuning, Thomas
McCrackcn and Amanda J. Bastcn,
Daniel Lucas and Julia Ann Todd William II. Scott and Jane Eads
Frank B. Hitchcock and Ella Bcat-
ly, James M. Brown and Jennie M
Campbell, Thomas M. Brown and
Alice Rittcr Rev. F. A. Ellcr
dailv attendance
Per cent, off Absent davs
Cases of tardiness
Number of visitors
cast comer of the public square, for Mrhich they will pay Goods. Bring on vovr raggbd money. November tth, 1870-fu
yr.u buy. He also sells it handmade calf boot for 0.00 that cannot
Bisi iis Cards, Address Cards,
Ball Tickets, Invitations, etc., neatly j be put up in this place for less than
.,;d;l" nzceulod at the Pro- 'D,00. Just examine his stock of
ft 11 v a - j - - j - gress Ji b O.Tice. ! Ladies' Gaiters, it is unequalled,
has been holding a serits of meet ings at Hurrodsburg, which result ed in an addition to the rncmbershif
of (ho M. E. Church, of twentythroo persons The "rage" in
monstaehcs, among the young bloods
now, is called the "base-ball mou tachc," Nine on each side
Why is it that so many persons g
off to "sec their 'ancle" just befor.
r
69 48 41 85.4 175 23 35
Horsk Bills. This is the season fcr horse bills, and wc want all to remember that wc are prepared to do such work on short notice, and al; the lowest figures. TilR fhiknps of the religious amendment to the Constitution of the United States, arc requested to n:.eet in the United Presbyterian Church, on Thursday the lGth inst. a: 2 P. M., to consider the propriety of sending delegates to the North Western Convention, to meet at Monmouth, Ill.,ou the 4th and oth of April next. For the benefit of those who may not understand the object of this movement, the following extract from the call for the Convention is inserted : "The National Association have proposed that the Constitution be amended so as to acknowledge Almighty Goel as the Source of all Authority and power iu civil government. The Lord Jesus Christ as the Governor among the nations and His revealetl will as of Supreme Authority." To aid in securing such an amendment the nnelersigned invite their fellow citizents of Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Missouri and Kansas, without distinction of party or creed, who favor this measure, to meet in Convention at Monmouth, 111., on the 4th and 5th of April, 1871." McCalla & Co. fire tired waiting on some oftlic " slow coaches " who have been owing thorn so long, ?.ud now propose to got the money or a judgment. So pay up at once. S&" See jlie aelvcrtiscmcnt of Stutirt & McPheeters. These gentlemen have brought on a large supply of Iron and Steel, and blacksmiths and others will hereafter find anything they desire in the Hardware line", at this Store. A new stock is arriving now, and the new firm will drive business, and please their customers.
Hold on tiikrk, old man ; here is a little bill you owe to McCalla & Co. Settle it now. What ! "have
no money?" Well, sec that it is paid by the 1st of April, or you may have somcjustice and constable costs i:o pay. This means business. There will be a meeting of :he Central Committee of the Monroe County Temperance Alliance,on Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, sharp, at the office of the Secretary. W. P. McNary. Acting Pres't.
JAMES W. C00KERLY, LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, REAR OF BLOOM INGTON KOTLL, liloomintrton, Ind. Q AD DLL' 1IOKSK.S, Hordes and Busies, ) nnd teams, hired on reasonable terms. Stable just east of the I'ostoHice, and in rem-of the l!loomiiishin Hiatal. oeti! 09
LOIJIi:i & ifIcOY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW A X D General Insurance Agents, !!loonii!ig;loit, End. milKY ARE AGENTS FOR THE J. followiug first elm Insuranco Compa nis sETSA Fire Ir.turayce Comoany, Assets .'. $;i,'l50,!)31 7 1 UNDER WRITERS Five Ihh. Company, A f set a $3,634,1190 05 JE.TXA Life limurame Cumpuny, Arxrt $12,000,000 00 US' THE BEST JW THE CHEAPEST: OFFICE Noithwesi corner of Public Square. 5 July 18U-y
MONEY WANTED, BY W. O. FEE.
RECENT ADDITIONS To my stuck, makes it complete in Ladies' Shawls, FI RS, CLOAE&S AK 1ELVET-EK.-VS. ASTKACUAKs, and Beaver Cloak ings, Fringes and Notions. A large assortment of Ladiei' Dress Goods. A good assortment of Liulies', Men" and Hoys' Boots and Shoes, of custom work. A good line of -Hens' and Boys' CLOTHING, all of the latest styles. A full Una of GROCERIES. All of which I will sell lwlow the market price, I will make prices to euit purchasers, for the balance of the season, Or let the Customer make .the price on some lines of Goods that I wish to close out and quit keeping. Dec. 20lh, 1870.
THE -WOULD KK2f OWNED With all the late improvements. ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF SEVYIfjS, FCR FAMILIES OR MANUFACTORIES. E. H. CAMPBELL, Agt. Bloomington, Ind., Dee. 7, '70.
8 Fine "Cuts" for Horse and Jack Bills, just received. c'owYg r t 7 A Grand entertainment of Vocal and Instrumental Music will bo given by some of the best Musicians of Bloomington, at Oollegd Chapel, on TUESDAY NIGHT, iUnou 21, 1871. The whole interspersed with IJeeit.it ions by Members of the .School. B-aTTroeeeds for the benefit of the M. E. Sunday ticbcol
Wn. Stuakt.
C'HAS. II. McPlIEETEKS.
Stuart & McPheeters, West aide of the Public Square, dealers rrsr
The followinp- pupils, in the Hih
School,- compose the 'A' class, for
this month, as determined by the
last examination :
Av. standing.
Albert Woodbnrn 99 May Foland 98 3-4
William Seward 98 5-7 Albert Bryan 98 2-7
Thomas Burk 95
FannvPerring 94 Carrie Jeffries 93 3-7
John Mr-Laiio-hlin 92 5-6
Agnes Wylie 92 1-2
Ida Kenney 9 Lena Adams 91 5-6 Viola Carter 91 1-2
A monthly report of each scholar's
standing will soon be sent to the
parents, which we hope wilt secure their cooperation in correcting the
wonderful irregular attendance ol
their children. G. V .Lek, hup t. m m COT Wood's Household Magazine, for March, more than sustains its well earned reputation of being the most valuable Household Magazine published. Its pages present qoitii an improved appearance, the typo
not being so compact, it has the ef
fect of making the print appear larger and more distinct. Its taolu of contents for variety, originality
and excellence, cannot he surpassed. All of the articles are well written, ind especially adapted to the mem
bers of the household. Terms 1.00 per year. Address i. S. Wood & Co.. Ncwburgh N.Y. Sciul your MagiiMU'r. The"Co1oiiv," in process of formition, under direction of Dr. I)u:'andf h growing rapidly.
OUDISAWU XXXVII, Of the Town of ISlooininton, Indiana, requiring a walk to be constructed on the north side of Eighth Street, between Wnlnut and Washington Streets, and between Lincoln nud Grant Htr.'ets, as is not constructed, in said town. I'as-ed by the Hoard of Trustees thereof, 6th day of March 18T1. Wuereas, in the opinion of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Bloomington, Indiana, public convenience requires that a walk be constructed on the North side of Eighth Street, between Walnut nnd Washton Streets,and between Lincoln and Grant
."streets, as is uncompleted. Sec. I. Therefore be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Bloomington, Ind., that thers be constructed a
flair-stone pavement in "font of out-lot No.
(32) thirty-two, on Eighth Street in said Town, as is owned by Lewis liollman, nnd iu front of so much of out-lot No. (2D) twenty-eight, on said Eighth .Street, as is owned bv Alexander Nicholson.
.Sec. il. That, the said walks shall be six
feet wide, constructed of good sound limestoiie, and bo brought to the grade established by said Board, the profiles of which are in the hands of the Eng in-er.
.Sea. III. That said walks shall lie completed by the 7th day o:' April, 1871. .Sec. IV. That said walks shall be constructed in accordance with, and the owners thereof shall be subject to, the provisions of an act passed l y the General Assembly of the .State of Indiana, entitled ' an net to compel owners of town lots to trade and pave, or plank sidewalks, and f xing the penalties thereto," approved Feb.' 1 1. 1859. This is to certify the foregoing to bo a true and correct copy cf an Ordinance of the Town of Bloomington, Indiana, pass al .March 6, 1871, and taken from the records thereof. In witness whereof .T have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of the Towu of Bloomington, Indiana, this 6th day of March, 1871. JOHN WALDRON, Pros t T. B. John C. Orchard, Clerk of B. of T.
HARD WARE, IRON, STEEL. PUNTS, 0!LS,
Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Chains,
Collars, Hniues, &c. A full and complete stock of Farmers' and Mechanics' Tools, AND CUTLERY. Special attention given to filling all Orders for Building Materials. IMoomington, may 19, 139.
The Premium filrsc Snoer.
A. R. EAVENSCEOFT, UlsielismitU mid Horse Shoer, Corner of Sixth and .Madison Streets. JSSrThe Premium for best horse-shoeing, was awarded to Mr. Ilavcnseroft, by a (nmniittec of three Blaoksmitlis, nt the Monroe County Fair, held September, 1870. Kvcrv description of lilacksinithiiigdone neatly and promptly. Impairing executed with despatch. scpt'i8-70
Robert G. Foster, Attorney ?vt Law, Ulomiii&rij., Ind.
K5y Wilt give special attention to the settloiiwit ,,f Deeedents' I'Matus, and Collodion of Claims. Ofkicb Wsst sido Publ'c rVuare!
Take entice. milE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS of the 1. firm of Showers & Ilciulrix have btt n laced in my hands for collection, and all perrons knowing themselves indebted to that firm will do well to call at the Law Office of Hughes & Vim Horn, and settle i aimed intelv, and save li sts, oetlfl " SOItEK'P W. MIKKS.
TIIK PKOGISKSS dot! PUINTiNU OI'TICE. North Sida Puh-ie Square, with Xew Tifpr, AVic l'rrxfn, and entirely A'cic Mttti-riiil t' nil kinds, is prepared to do printing m (,ylc i-nual to the b--st in the country. P.irti.ailar nttentioii ,aid to CO M M I'. IU 'I A 1 1 l'lJlNTIXG, i" Iniiing Bill e;;dv llni. I Bills. Letter Hi-ads N,.t.. Ib iids.Ciiv-ulari.Cards. I'osU'ls, iSrc.oV,:. ji'm,. I'riniir g ft speciiilily. t)r-'l-'1 ii .. IU iio.y iftill i., .!. prompt ulterit oa.
Ramsdtil Norway OATS. " )EH.SON.SWIIO HKtilUK to jdant the JL justly crli'brati'd Norway Oats, can be supplied with seed by calling upon, or writing to the uiideittignud. Tliese Oats need no pulling, they have b cn a decided suc-ci-ss whrrcvor introduced, and are advertised by oilier parties, at Sr i per bushel, but iil be sold bv me at. tli low price of $lsOO Per ISmkucI, d.divered at. mv barn, or l '2" per bushel, sucked, and delivered ;:t the ltailroad Station. Address 1. M. If, rbi.-on. Bloomington, I ii I., or call ut lii ' farm, two miles aoiilhof Elb'lt.-ville, ln.u marl '71
Myl Money! .1 .'E.lTCtl.lCE to MARE MOXEV. It v paving v hat you .ie J. el. Jt M. J.. Muv'.dloiirfli, and f'avei : the of co!Ii "tin .; it bv law. M.i- M.;COLLtVUH.
Executor's Sale of xsicvt. acwavJCE. rjllIK l NliKIltHONKH, KXKlT'TOil OF Til K .1 hist will of .lane McDurmi tl, dei.Trased, will sell i.t public auction, on the promises.
on Safunlaii, April ISA 1S71. between the hours of 'lo and 12 o'clock A. .M., the t'nllowing described real estate of suid decedent, to-wit: A part of lot No. (37) thirty-seven, on the plat of the section sold for the ii mi of n State Seminary. Maid lot, on which there is a ctmmodious dwelling.
is situatf d near the ("olb-ge, in the town of I
Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, and ! contains about one and threo-eighllw acres, i n portion of which is set in fruit trees, j Said rea! estate will be sold subject to the i taxes tin :xoii, for and alter the year 1871. j Tr.iiM.i or Sale. One-third the pur-! chase in eicv, cash: the other two-thirds in !
equal installments of nine and eighteen months, bearing eight per cent, interest, and sco red by approved freehold surety, waiving all relief from valuation and ap-
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1871, by mutual eousi-nt. Wm. Stuart is authorized to settle all debts of the Company. WM. STUAKT, J. F. MAN LEY. March 1st. 1871.
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Livery, Feied aad jr. o, w5rley( Opposite the South end of tlie R.R. Depot, HAS one of the largist and best arranged Livery and Sale Stables in Monroe, or in any other county in Southern Indiiina. Saddle horses, or horses and buggies will be furnished at any hour of the day or nigh. Commercial travelers and others, will be furnished with conveyance
to neighboring towns. Good, steady horses furnished to families. Horses fed by the i single fwd, day or week, at reasonable j rutcs. Wc propose to keep a first-class j
stable, and ask tlie public lo give us a trial. PfJ All the accounts of the old firm . iC. are in the hands of the present proprietor, and must be paid at once. BKaington, IihI., Dee. 28, 1870.
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HAIR RESTORATIVE Contains ttolacdulphur; NO sugar or fL,EAI; NO UTUAKGC; NONITKATEOFSII.VEB, and U ntiruly free from the Poisonous and Health-destroying Drugs used in other Hair Preparations. Transparent and clear as crystal, it will not soil the finest fabric perfectly SAFE, CLEAN AND EFFICIENT desideraturns long sought for, and found at last. It restores and prevents the Hair from becoming Gray, imparts ioft, glossy apear ance, removes dandrutf, is cool and refreshing to Ihe head, checks the Hair from falling off, and restores it, to n great extent, when prematurely lost, prevents headaches, cures all humors, cutaneous eruptions, and unnatural heat. THE BEST HAIR DRESSING in the World; Dr. G. Smith, patentee, Groton Junction M ass. Prepared only by Proeior lirothtrt, GloucctttT Mass. The Genuine is put up in a panel bottle, made expressly for it, with the name of the article blown m the glass. Ask the drug-.'ist for NA TORE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, and BUY NO other. Shoemaker &. C. Agents.
ENVELOPES. With the carl of your business printed neatly on the corner.at greatly reduced prices, nt the Prcgre Job Office.' Come and learn figures.
Sale Bills printed at gatisfeetorj" rates at this offioe.
CBASLEi A. DAS A. Editor.
JOT f 3 WASHING KASKINE LATELY lilPKOVED And the NEW UNIVERSAL CLOTHES Improved with llovrell's Patent Double Cog-wheels, and the Patent-Stop, nre now uuqucs ionably far sujwrior to any Hppa-. ?atus fr washing cloth, i ever invented, and will save their st twiec u' year, by saving labor and clothes. Tboss wbohavo used them give testiruony ss follows: "V"e like our machine much ; could not be persuaded to do without it, tind with the aid of Doty, wc fuel that we are masters of the pa tion.," Kev. L. Scott, Bishop M.E. Cburoh "In he laundry of my house tbentis a perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention." Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler. "Every week has given it a stronger bold upon tbe all'ections of the inniata of tho laundry."- N.Y. Observer. 'I lit artily coinrnond it to cpoomlst time, mono;', and contentment, Bey. Dr. Bellows. 'Friend Doty Your last improvement of your "Washing Machine is a complete si eoess. I assure yon 'oar Machine,' after a year's use. is thought more of to-day than ever, and would not be parted with under anv cirounjiitancts." Solon Bobinson. The N. Y. Weekly Tribune, of Dec. 13, 18G9, in auHifcr to a correspondent, ssys : 'Of W ushers, there is none to be somparscl with Day V Prices A Fair Offer. If the Men-hunt i in your place will not furnish, or (end for the Machines, send us the retai ! price, Washer $1 J, Est ra Wringer, $9, and we will forward either or both machines, iree of freight, tu daces wher no one is selling; and so sure are we they will be liked , that we agree to refund the money if any me wishes to ret "in the machined free of freight, after a month's trial, aeon, ding to directions. No husband, father or brother should permit the drudgery of washing with the hands, t . Sty-two days in the year, when it can be done better, more expaditiously, vdth lei labor, and no injury to the garments, by a Duly Clothes Viusber, cod s Universal "Wring:.. Sold by dealers generally, to whom lib-, eral discounts are made. B, C. BKOM'NING, Gen. Agent, 32 Oortlandt St, K. Tt W. J. ALLEN, Sole Agent for Monroe County. The aboy are the best Machines In nsa L. W- SANDEBS,
N. C. MAYFIELD, W. A. GABE.
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A Kewapnpey ol tToo F resent Tinea. Inton4ed for loo?lo Now on Isn. lnolnd ng Farniai-S, Mctha:iloi. MjruUanti, Proisssionai Moa, Wui Hera, Tainkcre, ami a:l Maanor ot Iloaost Folks, oad tlio tViviw, Sons, aal DaosUcerii of all tacb. OMLS ONE DOLLAB A YKAU ! ONE HUNDRED COMES FOB 99, ' Or leu than One Cent a Cojiy. Lot ttioro tm a 850 Cloti at cvai-r Post OSloc. BEMI-WEEKLY bDS, 03 A YEAB, of thj tame elzj nil gonerrl ctiaraoMr as THE WEEKI.V, b it witti a creator variety or iDicol!aucous readme, ivat faralsain-; tuo dws to its s aoseribcis vrltti mentor Ir.-teincM. Dcaaasa It cooiuS twice a weii latoat ofunceoolrTHE DAI1.T UCK, t-Q A YBAE, A prsCmtne rttv r;.nl ib'o ncvrspujier. 113 ttia laraosi circuimlja i-'i iao vro:-id. rw. Inda. ucadei.t. and tearlcra In tn n. . A'l the-aaws from twrywlwrn. Tw , cjii.s a eopj ; b laall, 50 cu.:ts a luoatli, or 30 a fat. TERMS TO CLTT33. XII E DOLLAR WEEliLY tSTJX. Five copies, oao yoar, adpara:iv iw rtresB-tl. Puar Dollars. Ten roptoa, one year, aenarateiv aditrca (a.id ua enm cuij tetueseur up oieiuu). ElKn Dollara. Twenir.ftopi'i'. nnc year, aop-iraiclv ftiiit;uU tad ua crura ajpy w ue iieti t np of :'!, Pifteea Doliurs. riftv cnpl". ouo jear. Ia one nWtrw ifte.l Ilia tSeau-Wock y oae your tn rutier un (,t oi ibi. Thirty .tjro9 Doliam. Fifty copire, one ynnr, epta(ttv a lilrcwcrt ( l id tae fjuilWeelilroBoyoai"iefiuir ii. i-ikm, Tkirty-fivo Dollars. One rnndrcd corlns, one year. t ro nd Irciii (ui'l tlio iiaily lur one ysur i ihns. w a-iof clan. . - ijy ei:ar. One ltJTidriil eriiw. ona ynr. snaraviv at. dreieri :ui : iUJic1iiero:io ye-ir te t,- ., orr up.i'clai)). esixiy Lfollars. rrUE SEMI-WEEKLY rivo copies, one yeot, aepnratclv a-iiii i". . EtK'it to!lnra. ln corii'p. one vcur. renara'p'.v aiorvtisrd uql au osua cbpy ta setter up or l no, tlst cctt Dbliam. SEKD YOUll IilOXEV la rout, fin-e o.-ilei-. ehcaus, or riinfu on New York, wwrvyer e .ave.i!.:nt u (. incaKKiswt Hit ivue."; toi.ialuiu: iue:x-r. A tatess I. Eni..vr. I'i..'l,ifr. Srtw '-fl'Cc, . civ yK city.
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"Will It tore Gray Haw to ita INaturai Life Color and Beauty. It is a tnaoet delijjhtM Hair Dressktfr. It will promote, k xuriant ;yrowth. Failing llair b immediately checked. The Voutig and ol! thoso whose Hair has not. yet turned Gray or White, will prefer 71rs. AUcji' ZyloTal3aitjm It is an exquisite Toilet Treasure, elear and transparent, wi;hont sediment. It beautitiei and refi jjhe-i t'ae hair, and as a simple Hail Dress: n;;, it has no equal. All Mothers are advised to use it, nnd ufefMng else, en their Children's 11 air ; its good efiec'.s in after lift are plai aly liseeraiblo. Everybody ahou!4 use one of those preptrat" jus. both not ra quired. Sold by - '" SHOEMAKER & CO Aokst. Bodkin, BEAl.liK 13t All. KIX1-S OF parlor, ocm mo mkrm Stoves. -Manufacturer of atil Daler in Tia, topper dud SUet-Iraware. t'iping, tmti criKtr and Metallic Et oflitg ii)nc to Order. i-7fT.fi ST., NEAR DCXXS STOK&, IM.OO.'.EEKtlTO', 3NO.
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