Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 50, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 April 1871 — Page 3
TON PROCRESS.
LOCAL AND MISCELLAXKOUS.
L. N. A. S CHICAGO RAILROAD. TIMS T.lBLK Al BLOOM ISCII ON. TRAl.Ni OOINO KORTH. Lightning Psint:er Train '.1:54 a.m Mail and Express "Train 3:21 P.M Frabjht Train 2:11 p. m TRAIN8 GOING SOOTH. Mail and Express Train.. 2:11 p.m Lightning Passenger Trc.in 3:45 KM Jfrwirht Train 8:13 a: M JAMES R. BRYANT Aokst.
Bill of Price For Advertising. Tha undersigned have agreed upon the following Bill of Price for Advertising in tba Bloomington Democrat, anc. Bloooiing.a Progress : I year 1 ool. $80; 1 col. $40; col. $20. t mo. 1 col. $45: eo . $25; t col. $1 2.50. Saot. 1 col. $25; col. $15; i col. $7.50. Carls, two inches or los3, per year, $10.00, r one dollar per month for 3 or 6 months. Local Notices !0 cents per lire; stun ling locals 8 cents per line, each insertion. Divorce Notices, $12 CO. Administrators', Sxcutors', Guardians', Commisdonrs', Attachment Notices.nnd till other legal advertising will be charged for at the rnte cf lb cents per line for flra: .nsortion, and 10 cent per line for each additional inser
tion. All legal advertisement which reJuire proof of publication. 'nut be paid r before affidavit will be made thereto. THOS. C. PURSEL. Pub. Democrat. "WM. A. GA BE, Publisher Progress.
"A contemporary thinks it roust te horrible on the battle-field, 'to lietr the stifled groans the dying txnd the shrieks of the dead.1" But we must all admit that a battle field will not compare with the country around Leonard's Mill, for here, in the wild rush to have prists ground, wagons, horses and men are piled indiscriminately, sometimes. Whenever the crowd is so great that three-fourths of them have to wait on the Mill, John, leing a Justice of. the Peace, tries them for disorderly conduct, and "makes it pay" both ways. W Remember the poor. Take war money little or much (hat you intend for charity to the Wool Factory of H iltzman & Son, and buy a lot of blankets, yarns, flannels and jeans its presents for the needy. You casi get more there for your money tha n at any other place in the city. Get that which is genuine. They keep no shoddy at Hnltzman'a Factor) no need of it, its they have plenty of wool, and tdiere U no induce ment, even if were inclined to do wrong. They pay cash for wool, at the highest market price. Laeies' Lastixu Gaiters much cheaper tba:i last sea ion. Don't buy a pair Hill you see our stock, nnd lenrn our prices. CHASE & CO. i ii Mr. Wicks has gone to New York to purchase a new Spring and Summer stock of goods for the New York Store,andhis goods will begin to arrive this week. Mr. Wicks' well known taste, in the selection of fine goods, wi.l, we have no doubt, be well sust? ined in his purchases. The New York Store has published a Rebus, and offers some valuable premiums to those who will send in solutions. Semi, or go to 4he New York Store, and get a ' copy of the Rebuilt is interesting to work on, even thou h you should'ut secure the first prize. .How are you, Lebanon. French Cliff We tme heard of '-Cedars of Leon-ion," but didn't know that any -'French Calves" browsed under them. Cuasi A Co.
A Patent Bight Swindle. A Hevf Dodge on the Vnautpeeting Mow Farmers are Taken in and Done For.
The papers in the northern and
middle portions ot Indiana nave been calling attention to a swindle
that 19 being earned on by a party of scoundrels. Many of the un
suspecting, in this section, having
been taken in by the same dodge, we
give the following from the lerre
Haute Gazette, showing the means
by which they operate. A man,
whom we will call A. Brown, comes to an honest farmer whom we may call John Smith, and introduces himself as the general agent for the sale of a steding machine, and tries to induce John Smith to become his sub-agent, telling him that he
can make a handsome profit by the sale of these machines, and that he
(Brown) only asks $10, to be paid
after he (John Smith) has sold $275
worth ot seeding machines. John
Smith has no hesitancy in entering intoa contract with A. Brown, which
the latter has in readiness, in printed form, as follows : 2 ; g ft- fl " S
tBS.2
sacks of Coffee stacked up there. Of course they sell great quantities of goods each day, or they could not afford to bring on two and three car loads of goods every two or three weeks; and the greatest source of surprise is the figures at which they sell. It a man wants to stoak np, he can nearly always get a full lot at Dunn & CVs as cheaply as at Louisville, and save traveling expenses and hotel bilki. Just trv the experiment of buying
at Dunn's if you have never done
ho before, ana our word for it, you will be well pleased. ' o-4tm - Certificates from responsible md reliable nu n, can besliown,tliat go far toward proving all that is said in favor of that wonderful preparation, "Dr. Mott's Bitters." Try a bottle, and he convinced. It will keep away the Chills, and the derangements of the blood so common at this season of the year.
FOR TOWS MARSHAL, FitiOiK Paiikkr is a candidate for the Office of Town Marshal, subject to the deision of the Republican Nominating Convention. Mr. Editor .- Plense announce my nam us a candidate for the Office of Marshal of the. Town of Bloouiington, subject to the Republican ' ominating Convention. DAVID B. JUDAH.
Liirge stock of Ribbons,
handsome and cheap, just arrived at McCallaw.
Havixq bought our Rubbers at
the bottom price, we are prepared to sell them lower than any other patties. Call and see. CHASE & CO.
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Lames' Collars and Cuffs', Gents' Paper Collars, and Ladies, Kid Gloves, at McCalla & Co's. "We have xo Lebanon French Calf Boots, but presi.me our ciwtoineii would be eouallT nell atUJ:d with
Oregon or LemotiaJt French Calf. "What's in a name?" If yen want a pood Ciilf Boot for less money tbim nnvbodv eUe can , call on CH ASE & CO. C' $5,000 in Ragged Money Wanted at the Grocery and Provision Store of Clark t Orchard, south ast corner of the public square, for which they will pay Goods. Brjkoos your ragged money. Kovambar 9th, 1370 6m Ladies who w ast as extra wide lasting Gaiter, nade on a lust invented and patented by the celebrated Dr. flsastble, cm find just the thirty cheapor than elsewhere, at CHASE & GO'S.
This note is apparently all r'glit and fair upon its face, but the reader will observe that, by tearing the pap r in two, just after the date above aud the signature "Smith" below, the reading is entirely clanged, and the left hand piece of paper becomes a promissory note for S275, which the sharper immediately sells at a good discount, and tlx n strikes out for some other section of the country. Within the past year, six men have been induced to sign these notes. Cal. Mefford, Jeff. Brown. Tim. Starks aud Wylie Coffee, beinjr among the number. The notes are made payable in some distant Bank, sold to an innocent purchaser, and when due, the victim finds he lias notes out that he was unaware
of. 01. Mefford received notice last week that his note for 300.00. was in a bank at Lafayette. Tim. Starks was taken in for $400.00. It is a good plan never to sign cmtracts for strangerp. "Have you seen the nice Wall Paper and Borders at McCollongh's Drug Store?" i the inquiry ore hears on ;very hand. And no wonder the4 poplc take so much interest in this matter. McColLOUGH has determined that his
stock tins spring snail not he excelled, and he wants every one who is about to paper their rooms to c; 11 and examine for themselves ue convinced by their own experience. The prettiest spring patterns just received. Custom-Made, Docble-Soisd Plow Shoes, for farmers, cheaper than ever before. Don't buy 'till you see these go', ds, as wj are selling them as low as most merchants enn buy them. Remember every pair of Plow Slioes is warranted, t chase & co a
"The Quaker !" "The Quak
er !" "TheQuakcr!" Farmers, ex-
j amine this wonderful Reaper and J Mwwer. Stuart & McPheeters are the Agents. It is now on exhibi- : tion. Learn its good points. Buy I the best. Buy the "Quaker." I Bollexbacher hs selling hun- ' drods of pairs of Boots and Shoes . , O.. l:l il L
since 1 ne opnng-iiKe weauier uegan. Every one ought to examine th.: nice sewed work it will pay to call and learn his prices. A supply of the famous Garibaldi Boot fo" Summer, something nicer than ha s ever before oeen in this market, can be had at Bolleubacher's Cincinnati Shoe Store. You ought to at least examine his supp'y of Gaiters, n Cloth, Lasting, Morrocco, K d, &c Cheap for cash. I6r "Can't sleep well at night," eh. Then go to the Union Drug Store, and buy a bottle of Dr. Motvs Celebrated Eitters. They will give tone to the stomach, in -prove your digestion, and cause you to feel like a new man.
Blacksmiths do you know
that Stuart &
brought on a lara;e stock of Iron and Steel ? Whether you are aware of it or not, it is so, and they intend at all Units to keep a full supply. $0,000 Reward. This reward will be cheerfully paid by un for a pair of Lr.hrfion Freruh Cuif Hoots. This is n brand we long have sought n'tr, nnd hr.ve been very much grieved because the best authorities make no mentis:, of it. Call on C1I SE & CO.
The Quaker. Stuart & McPheeters are Agents for the "Quaker Reaper and Mower," a machine that
it is said has more good points about it, than were heretofore combined in a Reaper and Mower. It is on exhibition in the Court House Yard.
Go and see it by all means, and if
it is the best, buy it. Boots and Shoes for the million, ft id prices for the mnscs, at the City Shoe Store of CHASE & CO. Umbrellas, Satishade8,Pamsols, Feather Dusters, Bandana Handkerchiefs, Womens' and Misses' Hose, Gents' and Boys' Half Hose, Ladies' Berlin Lisle Thread and Buckskin Gloves. Also a superior stock of Kid Gloves cheap for cash. Liftt or V. !?. Patents, Issued to citizens of Indians, for the week ending April 4, 1871, and each bearing that date. Reported weekly for the Bloomington Progress, from the Office of David A. Burr, Solicitor of Patents and Attorney in Patent Ctispp, Wnshington City, D. C. Mail Bag Fastnor; H. M. Stephenson and J. B Tyler, Wnbnh. Plow Colter; C. M. Gordon, Laporte. Boot Crimper; Henry Henley, Shoals. Chips anil Splinters.
Tho Parlor Ii-u- Store, full supply, and all orders can be R. H. CAMPBELL, Proprietor. filled as soon as he can gel. re7 1 turns from his Publishers, with
. ' k ' i whom he hus made special arrauge-
John R. East, County Clerk, has secured another voter, in anticipated candidacy for re-election. As John never harmed us, we will not exult over his misfortunes Considerable feeling is being developed in favor of and in opposition to the building of a School House. As the Corporation Tax is now 45 cents on the 100, the inquiry which naturally arises is : "How much tax must we pay if a $30,000 School Building is erected?" Discuss it, and then let us build the house it will be a better investment than that infernal Jail and Sheriff's residence Art error in the types,
ments. Mr. Campbell purposes placing a Parlor Grand Piano in his store room, so soon as the necessary negotiations can be consum ated, upon which Lis lady customers can at all times have the privilege of trying new . music. The Pa. 'lor Drug Store will richly repay a call from persons living in distant portions of the county, and visitors will receive a hearty welcome from Campbell, who, though he has grown fat, is not growing proud. .. Parasols, the rihest, the cheapest, the handsomest, just received at McCalla & Co's. Drv Goods Store.
Parasols, Sun Shades and Umbrellas. A large stock and i
cheap, when cash is offered, at Mc-Callas.
Have you lost your appetite? "Gant eat nuttings!" as Koshmins-
ky used to say. Then go to Shoe-1 maker & Co's anu buy a bottle of : Dr. Mott's Bitters that's what yon
need. It will help you.
tST The Walnut Street Presby
terian Church will be re-opened on s
morning next.
services
Beautiful Bbonzb Boots for XiasM. Full line jutt opened, and for sal Mp, at CHASi: & CO S.
Ayoung man named Turn,mar-
ned a cousin 01 the same name ; on
the plea that "one good turn Reserves
another. A better turn than that would be to turn to the right when
you go down College Avenue, and going into Schopf & Kauffman's any your Candies,Fruits, Nuts or Bread. Warm Meals are served up at all hours. Try Kauffman once. In
A Hon roe Co. Cert! !. Near Stinesville, Hon roe o. lad-, t June 25th, 1870. f Sboercnksr & Co. Gents: Send ma a bottle of' "Nature's Hair Restorative' by the bearer. Enclosed :ind $1.00. I huvea HAr who hOKflrht s bottle tit votir titore
week before last, end ' it is half as good the Orchard Block.
be says it n, every man anu woman in the county who is gror ing rt y or is losing the hair through- pre! nature decay, should giro it a trial. If it restores ray hair to .one-half what it or.ce was, I would not begrudge the price of a 1 steef . Neighbor Edward? says nobody tan sell him anything lae for his hair while he can buy "Nature's Hair Restorative." You rs truly, ANDREW J. MERRILL.
in lasit week's Progress, made us say
McPheeters have i that the Corporation election would
take place in April. No welt informed per.ion could be misled, however, by this error. The first Monday of May is the time Plenty of Peach, Apple," Cherry and Pear bloom. A good peach crop is worth near as much as the crop of wheat to Monroe county The wesit side of College Avenue, opposite the public square, has been beautified and improved with a sawed stone pavement, from Chase & Co's north to the alley Everybody almost, is receiving new goods. Good crops and a brisk trade, will make Monroe county quite healthful, financially, this Fall The Indianapolis Sentinel, is authority for the assertion that Book
8Sr One person was baptized into the fellowship of the RaplHt Church, on !a"t Sabbath morning, and ii consequence of the. funeral services fit Clear Cieek, thj others are delayed ui.til next Sabbath, at 3 o'clock P.M.
Quit growling about the herdache. Get a bottle of. Dr. Mott'8 Bitters, and when your stomach is
demised by their purifying action,
the headache will leave you.
lie has been drawn almost irresist
ibly, within the past two years, to tie rapidly growing and popular Drug House of R. H. C:impbell, situated on the west side of College Avenue, No. 95, opposite the Court House square. In 18G5 Mr. Campbell returned from the army and purchased an interest in the Drug House of Carter & Pcring; in '6G
he became sole proprietor of the es
tablishment, and since then his patronage has been steadily and rapidly increasing a result that is both encouraging to himself and flattering to his" legion of friends, who have implicit faith in his integrity and superior business qualifications. Mr. Campbell went out in the 82d Regiment Indiana Volunteers, and his critical knowledge ofDrugs,and of the proper manner in which to prepare, compound and administer them, soon brought him Into notice, and ho was assigned 0 position where it was his duty to prepare and dispense medical compounds for several divisions of soldiers. Luring all of this time, Mr. Campbell was in the field, was t'-. ice captured by the Rebels, and after a considerable term of imprisonment at Richmond, Va., in Libby Prison, exchanged or rather his bones Were, for there was but little flesh on the man when he had gone through a course of Prison diet. While a prisoner, he was detailed by the authorities to administer medicines to the Federal soldiers,
anu 1113 commission as a Olirgeon t imaSinarv line, bciriunins in the center of
was issued long before he was CX- lhe phlic Square of said town, tbonce rnn- . , n-.np due North to the Corpora ion lino,
Donnuea on the !s.ii;h by :tn rnngmary line, beginning; in the center of said square, thence running due west to the Corporation line, and bounded on all cither sidus by Corporation lines. Second Ward bounded on the "West by the East boundniy line of Fust Ward, bounded on the South by an imaginary beginning nl. the center of faiu squre,thonee running cue east to Corporation line, nnd bounded cn all other sides by Corporation lines.. Third Ward bcunded on the North hy South boundary linn of iSecond Ward, bounded on the West hy an imaginary line beginning in center of said square, thence running due Sout:i to Corporation line.and bounded on all o.her sides by Corporation lines. Fourth Ward bounded on the Knst by West boundary line of Third Wani.bounded on thy North by South bound; ry line of First Ward, r,nd bonnlcd on t il other sides by Corporation lines. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Town e;'" Blo'ur ngton, Ind., tins 10th day of April, 1H71. JOHN WALDKON, Pres't of B'd. Attest: Joti.v C. Orcuard. Cl'k T. R.
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Union Drug and Book Store, J. W. SHOEMAKER & CO. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Bloomington, JLxL9 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Xiro.fje, Paints, ; Oils Glass, Putty, Books, Wall Paper, Window Shades AND STATIONERY.
lfi8Si-- Wo are prepared to give greater :::duoamtfflw m;-v,t in l ead. Oil aed YtALX
IMPEft. t'S:n ever before. ov.r s ock very iiio and comitate. Yre have purh -ed ie of Yeoman's. Improved Machines, with which we wiH '.rim all Will Paper and LV;rdes fr :- of hsigt, for fur C"tTtoni-rsi. We would irviie the public t atl jind xirninc oni lock end prices, be fWe purc'um elsewhere. Agents for Dr. Mott's IIr It: tiers, the greatest Ton.e in the World.
Sunday
to he conducted by Rev's Ballantin and Moore. The walls und ceiling of the auditorium have been handsomely frescoed, and the furniture painted and varnished.
UBDISTKICT1XG OF TUB TOWN OF IJLOOMINtrTOX, 1XDIAXA. Pc it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the Town of IMoomintrton, that said Town be, ami the fame ii, hirobydistrictcd into four wards as follows, to-wit. The following boundaries shall' i onstitute the several wards of s;tid Town : First Ward bounded on the Fast bv an
iStl xs SN A COS-
(3lBS''Jfe STATIONERY,
mfm iSSk post office
Hughes has gone to Emporia,
Everything sold by cs is;
ny will U elMierfullv refunded. If you j Kansas, where he intends engag-
havu nuvir bought of us. trv us onoo. j CHASE & CO. !
"i Dkops," for Throatand Lungs,
sure cure for Colds and Croup. At
Parlor Drug Store. apl2-4t
m Wk kkkp a la no t:it stock of Calf Boots than all other houses in town combined, find sell thorn very low. Call and examine them. CHASE fc CO.
ing in the practice of law Lewis Shepard, a former brakeman on the L. N. A. C. Railroad, was
ikillcd on the I. B. & Western read
"Jimmy" Walker, who djr-
ing the past two years has been clerking for Taylor, the groceryman, is now a "gallant young carpentier" for Jack Nichols. Jim is
one of the best clerks in the busi-
While ten menwittcli for chances, one; man makes chances; -while
ten men wait for something to tarn ncgSf an(j we ooubt if he handles up, one man succeeds and is called j tfce , ne md gaw m m0athi a mm of kick. Shoemaker uon t 1 , ., ,. , . , s . Our county correspondence waif Inr liiisinos tn'Miirn nn. hilt wu V r
he turns it up, whether it will or lis increasing Ellettsville and;
not. .Now lie is crowding the Wall Harrodsuurg being represented at
changed
With a characteristic recklessness for which Indiana Soldiers were celebrated, Bob was always ready for a little fun or a brisk fight, and while upon an expedition into the country, at one time, was surprised by a detachment of Rebel cavalrymen, who attacked him with their sabres, upon a prompt refusal to surrender, and after a running fight, in which he received a deep sabre cut across the face, (the scar from which yet remains), he put spurs to his horse, and with his usual good fortune, escaped. For some time the "Parlor Drug Store," as Bob's cosy establishment is christeued, has been found to be toosmall for the increasing business, and he has grown restless' thereat Finding it impossible to get a wider or deeper store-room in as eligible location as that at present occupied, Campbell determined to close up a stairway on the south side of his
j room, gaining thereby a window and
some fifteen feet of counter-space Although his arrangements in this particular are not entirely completed, the wisdom of the movement. is already seen, in the better light and the widening of the room. The interior of the store is undergoing a thorough re-touching : everything that mechanical skill and elaborate ornamentation can do, is now being resorted to, that the Parlor Drug Store may he worthy of its name. The counters are painted in imitation of marble, and are mounted with rich silver show cases, in which may be found an array of Surgieaklmplements, Fancy Goods, and articles for the Toilet, which utterly defeats ' every effort at de-
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Paper, White Lead and Oil busi- present ness:, and if you don't believe ae is' entjen
maKiug u interesting, just go to the Union Drug Store and find out fur yourself. The fitiest gilt paper in the market, just received by Shoemaker & Co. Ocit first purchase of those splend:.d fitting, custom-made Gaiters, has been entirely exhausted, hut a new lot has
just bisen received nnd are sellirg faft, because so cheap, at OH ASK & CO S.
seription. Near the front window on the north side, the beautiful,, silvermounted marble eoda fountain is
You are always welcome,
gentlemen, out enaeavor 10 get your letters in by Friday or Satur,1,,.. nrnoarlintr tlio :iV nf nlllllip.l-
tlo;i J0hn L. Pitner, andi8m,n t0 he locntl;, an" "f James E. McCuIlough have been j "I heavy Italian marble B.A. admitted to practice in Common j jars lor Drugs are carefully , tT ' graduated as thev rise from the first
X. laa I sv - V, s J savuovu!
Sulice or Jj porutiou Election. It is hereby declared, by the Board of Trustees of "tht Town of Uloomingtoa, county oi' Monroe, nd State of Indiana, that on the 1st day of My, 1871, the following OlBcesalc to be ftilvil: One Trustee fr First SVn! ; One Trustee fur b'ocoml Ward ; Orfo Trustee for Third Ward ; One Trustee for Fourth Ward; One Marshal : One Treasurer;One Clerk and Assessor.
PROCLAMATION: Notice is Iftnjby giver that an election will be held f t lhe Court House, in the several Wards of the Tcwn of Bl1nminrtn, County of Monroe, and State of Indiana, 011 Monday, the lrt day of May, 1871, for the purtose of electing persons to till the rarions olfi'.'es roentioned in the above declarator!, whereof al! pors ns iuterrsted w'U take due notiie, and govern themselves accordingly. In wkness whereof I have hereunto set my h -nd and sffixed the seal of the Town of Bloomington, Indiar a, this 10th day of April, 1371. JOHN WALPRON, Pros t T. B. John 0. Orel ard. Oleik of t, of T.
Wm. Stuaht. Chas. H. McPhki:tees.
Stuart & McPheeters, West side of the Public Squmv, DEALT; US I2ST
IRON, STEEL, nm oils, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Chains. Collars, Hamts, See. A- full and complete stock of Farmers' and Mechanics' Tools AND CUTLERY. Special attention given to filling all Orders for Building Materials. Blooiiiington. may 19. 1863. .
BEAUTIFUL H A Ht Hature Crown. TouBuistCaltiraUit GUY HAIR Iaaoertaiaiaiic&tiot of decay at tha note.
Mrs. Allen's Hair Restorer Will Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Life, Color and Beauty. It is a most deligbtu KA.ir Dressing. It will promote lUxinSant growth. Falling Hanis immediately checked. The Young and til those whose Hair has not yet turned Gray or White, will prater I?lr3.Al!eiY ZylobalsamtiBa
It is an exquisite Toilet Treasurs, clear and
J. W. BUSKIRK, Attorney at Law (Office orrr Lfri Tunioibaum'a Store,) WILL PRACTICE IX THE CQVJSTt OF THE STATIX Special attention gtve to Probate buai-
Sealed Propo-salM. N'OTICK in hereby givea that Sealed Pronosuls will be received, until ih
28th of April, 1871, until 12 o'clock, jtt the transparent, withont sedimeat. It beaalifieg
office of 31. L. rino iijr iss. lrii-tee iwoom- and rotreshe.t tiie nair.ana asasioivia 'wlon TownV ip- for the bui dins of a-Drssin, it has no eonal. All Mothers are School H..use in District .No. 2. Blooming- advis.d to use it, ar.d "Mmc else, on ihen ton Townshii). iue. iiicuiions and plans Children's llairi kj ffooa eff-s matter 1:A
can ic seen it my ouiee. 1 reserve ine right to reje I. anv, or all Kids. M. L. .SNOl3UKASS. Trustee B. T. Apri: 12-3.V.
nlainlv dis-ernibl. Evoryhody should
imq on of theso prepvat" js, both. U raqoireu Sold by SHOE M A K E R & CO A oests.
came down stairs, list week, and is
to the upper shelves, and with their
Soft, easy-fitting Shoes., mad for us, and juit tha thing for old ladies who desire a comfortable lit. CHASE & CO. mead What GineTal Rlmba.lt mmjp of Brewa'i Expectorant. --"Dr. J. H. Brown : After having used
Tour JEzpeetraat &i'rap' Io.ik enough to
kow and sppraciate its poou qualities, 1 - ekeerfully boar testimony to its uniform
uocaM in curing the most obstinate cfises f rmtoiii tHilda. etc. I have frenuentlv
Administered the Expectorant to my cbild-
m. and always four. 1 it the very best, as
wall as tha most peasant remedy of its
W NATHA KTMBALL Ju, 4, '71. Traaturer of .Stat-a
fs Brown's Kxpctorant is a certain r for Coughs, Colds, tc. sjga Brown's Expectorar t will relieve mu of hoarsoneaH in a few hours.
gsjgv Aftel you have used every oth;r wiadieiae and they biive failed to euro your
sluws. tr7 Brow n s Jxnocxirant 11 wsn
4tNTOa-it is warranted. sW Us Brown's Expe'-torant for Con
sumption. It will ,jivo ym more relief
4kn ay other medicine lr toe mnricet. ML Brown's Ext ectoiant is for sale at
aboamaker's Drug Svore. Evury bot' lfl is
mwtd to giy 'fcti.)n,
It 18 ko wondecthat Tavltir &
Co. do snob a navino- lu:inoq for
they keep a fresh, full stock, and "urJ
sell at bottom figures. iaylor thoroughly understands the Grocery
and .Provision trade, and knows
just what will please the pcop e.
We offer unusual induce-
menti, this Spring, to all wha desire t buy
Boots and blioes tor c as 11. U 11 ASK s LU
An old bachelorcompares life to
a shirt button, because it so otten
hangs by a thread. And John P.
Smith has a new stock of walches,
purchased within the past two
weeks at the Factory, for cash, and he is willing sell them very cheap. He has disposed of twelve or fif
teen, to railroad men recently, and they are, every one, well satisfied
with their bargains. He will re
pair your wath so that it will
run.
The LAP.QKST and BEST selected
stoek of Children's Shoes ever brought to
Bloomington. Especial attention is invited
to our stock of Children s Croquet Slippers Call and see them. CHAS 15 ic CO.
Wanted. We want all the scrap
iron we can get, and will p iy the
highest prioe 111 cash tor it, at our
Seward at JO.
Our Stock or Mens' Lasting and Garibaldi boots is complete, ard prices alwuys the lowest. CH ASE A CO.
When you come to town, step into Dunn & Co's Grocery and Provision stor. near the Depot, and notice the barrel? of Sugar and
Removed. Henry L. Hewson has removed his Boot Shop to the room one door south of the Bank, and will continue to make speciality of Custom Boot Making. He will also, in his new location, keep
a stock of Ready-irade'Boois of his
own manufacture. His old custom-
era are invited to visit him in his
new room. ap!12
John L. Fitter, a well known and popular attorney, has concluded
to locate iu Bloomington, for the
practice ot law. He may lie lonnu
at hiaoffice.over Stuart & McPheet
era.' Hardware Store. See his card
in another column. I. O. O. F. The following nam
ed nersonS were installed as Officers
of Cecelia Lodcre. No. 166, on the
6th of April, 1871 Clarence Allen, N.G. Isaac Walker, V.G. John C. Orchard, Secretary. Charles P. Tuley, Treasurer,
now located in the room south ofi , , , , ,, t. 1 ti nflli . . 1 1 parent cluas, atUI bmUv to utility. the Bank The 26th is to be,' B ' - ... '
celebrated by the Odd Fellows of 1 , . , , ' , , . , fe' .
this place, 111 an appropriate ms.nner. . , . , , , 1 , ' Jp..Tj,,, iwerc. He is thoroughly at home Three hunrdred Odd Fellows are .... , . . ; " ,
, ,T ... T , Deninti tne prescription case, anu ex pected from New Albany ; Lodges r . ' .01 r j i . wishes the public to remember that at Salem, Bedford and other iwints, , . . . .
have signified their desire to unite , ' , h .. ..:.uu.ii.,ju..u (Uf njVnen Bob compounds your medi-
VII.U LliC AllCtllClll JICIL, VJll 4 1, "1. vij 1 1 -
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easion. ine ceremonies win De conducted in the Fair Grounds, should the weather prove propitious, and Rev. Dr. Andrus will be the orator of the day.
Mart-Inge Llcenn.es Have been issued to tho following named pBreons ,incu our last report: David C. Oilman and AnnaDodd. William W. Harrell and Multiu Buster. dame? Davis and Kebecea Fox. Isaac Davoitand Marv J. Simei. Dillon Talbottand Belle Wilson. Nelson Batigh nd Catharine Kimbsrlin. Chambers Alexander and Mirlsh Modcalf. James A. Pnrks and Dulsena T. Brbico. James M. Hadsom and Cyntlia Meredith.
A CARD yJlOM MH. VoMHES j ED. PROOKKSS Pli-:-e t-!l "be Agents of ; "Nature's Uir ltcst n ativa," that I fun under ot-lij-a-.tons to them for ti e tottla of "Rastdr.rivo" they were so kind as to send me. My bn'sr, which is n;itural!y of a litu k, earrotty" order, is r,ow a very beautiful dark brown, and n soft as silk nil owing to tha us of the "Nature Hair Restorative.'' Ii
TToitnrd Saniliw.T Aid sacl
I I ation. for the Kclii' and Cure of
the errint an 1 unfnrtunutc. on pr.nuples of Christian it v an 1 l'hibu.thropy. Eseitrs
on the errors of Youth and the follies ot'
Age. in reiut'on ' Mtirrini- and iocial evils, wall iniiit.uy aid fi r the afflicted. si.. i., r,. ... In i.,.?Ti.1 ,.n i-.. l.itii. A-liTress
would recommend it to the use of the peo- i Hw,,nl-A,. iti.,n. Box P. Philadelphia.
pU of the tin Congr.h.nul feirrt 1Vnnv!v;.iiia. iun 1 70
pttf 01 me n1.11 v.i.ii!jr,,!i.-iouai Ai.-urici. , i.,nn ;., tours Democratically, L. D. VORHE9 j 1 tpn -1" '-
W. 3JI. UlUk'TI-. Y, 0CISE AND SIGN PAINTER
Aad Pajier ffinngtr. ORDERS left at McCollongh's or Sho-mak-er & Co s Dru;; Stores, wi'.l receive prompt attention. Shop on cast side College Avenue, one square south of the public square. ruft,--J9-71 The Hlotlffett Portable Fence. PROF. CAM PH ELL has just set up 11 sampl? of this Fence on The public square. It strikes i s as the very thinj? the. Farmers need. Let them i;xaiuine it when they come ;o town. miir'-9-lm0
cines,you may rest assured that you will not be given arsenic for aloes, nor chloroform for camphor. Aside from Campbell's superior qualifications as a Druggist and Chemist, he is one of those genial open-hearted and sympathetic men one of a claus who always win their way by their manner, though they should have no business qualifications to recommend them. Notwithstanding it is not usually considered necessary to insure success in business, we may be pardoned for reverting to the
...i. u i- i 1 rl In.il.Mnn mv taxes with the same.
lact mat xoo is - be endorsed bv the Treasm-er, when person
man one of those favored indtVld- holding sumo is delinquent. Persons buy- , 1 . ,,,l inc o-d'-i-s, must seo that thev are .endorsed uals, who, were he not already a . S . T oth.rwU - thev nro ,,,,
j married man, would find extraord-1 good, unless the party of whom they are
IHUVl-.USC'U ,,ICIi- ii,.M DAVID V. BUSKIRK,
Treas. Monroe county.
Robert C. Foster, A.ttoi'2ioy sit Law, Kloomliistoii, Til.
I-AVill ijive Riec1artt. rion to the settlement of J.c-leBt' S:: cs, and Collection of t?lnim. Ovviok Vest titfSr: bile j''at.
"SANIUfORII'S EiltLl" is a new SEED CORN, which, when planted in May, n attires early it. Sleptember, thus escapini; the frost. This valuable variety is for sale by II. F. BHAXTAN, near Ellettsv .lle, at 20 cen :s per q uirt. mnr29 :r COl'j'TT OIIOEBS Sotlce.
Per.so.11s owin; or being Joiinqueut for taxes, will bit required (according to law), to
ju oruor win
QT Get your Hubs and Spokes nt Stii'irf AV AfnPbool-DeB' Thow
have iust received a lame aiinnlv of uaiy -hc 'cs of the y0,ulg !
Hardware. Anvthinp-Bir lders or ladies. Campbell will hereafter mar'JO-31,
Farmers need, at Stuart & McPbeo- make a specialty of Sheet Music, of tjmjsmbeb that "r Gordon Powtr tsjrs'. I which be will ccdosJ? to keep a ; Xi ,P?ss ftcy cakflsa toi W-tfc
the wokliiow:nted HOWE Mmii " KASH1HE, With al.: the late improvomenls. ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY C? SEWH1?., FOR FAMILIES M R. H. CAMPBELL, Agt. BiooiningtKii, Ltd., Dec. 7, '70.
JOHN a. 0 ;tiak.
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JAB. II. ri, il'.K.
B1'.A1.1C1?S m
Fancy ssi Mis!'i ProvisioB.i, QureoNirurr, &c.
Mamnic- Hall Building, Bloumlfislan, Indtann,
Newspaper Advertising. A hsok of 1 2fi closely printed page, lately isu -d, contains ,a list of tha bast AmJri'jan Advertising MB.iuiin, givinj rhe names, circu ations. and full particulars concerning the leading Daily and Weekly Political and Family Newspapers, togitber with all those having brj; tirculations, published in the interest of Religion, Agriculture. Literature, A-c, &e. Every Advertiser, and t-very persoa who contemplates liecoming uch, will find th s book of are: t value. ""Mailed free to r.nv addresa onneiptof 25 cent. GEO. P. KOWELL, S CO, Publishers, No. 4u Part Uow, Naw York. The Pittsburg, (ra.) Loader, in thaissu of May 20. 1870, s iys: '-The firm of G. P. Xtowvit & Qo. which issues this iotereat-
ing ai d vuluabl') book, is the largest and ht Advertising Aijency in the United
States, nnd we tan cheerfu ly recommend it to the attention of thos; who desirs to advertise their business se'cntificiJly and sysieie.ttticnll.v in such a wny ; that is, so t secure lhe largest amount of publicity for the lesst evpendidfureof ia!)ney."cc2ii'T9-y
JOII II. LOBJJBEtY, ATTORNtnT AT LAW AND General Insurance Hgmt, Bloomincrion. lad.
Acrent for the following named relialle In
surance Companies:
j2ViA J ire Ins urance Uompany, .
Assets , 55,l;.u.t31 71 UNDER U'RJTEItS Fire Itu. Cfcwy, Asset $3.6;S4,Wia 9i
JETNA Life Insurance Cimjwmu
Asset -Si-taiOMio Wl i&TTHE BEST IS THE CHEAPESTre OFFICE Koith west jorner of PnUia eqnsre. 53ay 1569-y
TTPHifl'S i;pia,ATOttr LJ POWDER.-Keiroves superfluous hair in five minutes;, wit'out injury to tha skill. Sunt by mail for $1 25. triHAS3'S ASTIIHA CERE Kelieves most violent paroxysms in. five minutes, and effects a spf-edy cure. Prica $2 l.v nia'l. THE JAPANESE HAIB STAIIf Colors the whiskers and hair a beautiful blaik or brown. It ccr,sifts of only 00 prejmralion. "5 cents t-v mail. Andrea S. C. UPBAM, No. 1T1 Jayae SW Philadelphia, Ph. Cinrulars seaSlfis. Sold by all Druggists. Dec. 7, . $,!-
The Preintem Horse Sboer.
A R. RAVEIJSCROFT, JGlljiolismxiiLlft. aad Morse Shoer, C 'incr of Sixth and Madison fltrwta. . liEf" Tbv P--ijua f.ir host aoTie-shc-O' iSf :, was HwaKledMk itr. Ba vejLscn: ft, by committee of HWft Bhiekmithg, at the Monroe County iPs bvld Septecibir, JS1. Hvery desc-.pVS5n cf Klaelismithinjdcaa ne, illy and pi.unjtly. Itepairiiig executed witb'despau-h. p 28-TO
TOISTI O OF IIELVJLJCXr. BALAAM for Lungs and Tiiroit, ospacia'ly Consuiupti and Strtfulous 1!!om3. Formula of the late Dr. Eastoe, Prof, of 3I.'rfa ilclica, Cnmarsity f i 1.S50W. Scotland. Full 8 ouaces, $2.86. Foi.r iua;-.s 5') eecti. Kevieiv Tonic of Health Cjroular, at KOBERT H. CAMPBSLL'S, K. 5 t.'ilpE Avon tic. BU-onvngton, Int!iH. l'ei-ember al, 1870-y i O M if X IXTHATOH'S SOTiCi). J OTICE if hereby- i;iven that the tuii dcKi(tn.'.l lias hoc'V pppiniij, ij tha C!t rk of Monroe- County Common J'ieai Cu 1 irt , Ad ai in i at rat or, xt i 1 ii t he villi mnesd, o' iho estatt' of William C. Sa.llcr, dtr cswl, lute of Van lli.:ca towsi$hij.apar n: county, Indiana, Said 6:ta.t9 is sup-: pos4 tp he o'vef.t. W. H. ItlCHARDSON, Kitpfv, Pcti:is, Ati'v. , April
Biilldlmr SjOt t&r Sale Pai-t of Out Li t Ke, 21. For particulars, iaouir? at-.Stmrt & Md'hetera' Hardware Mow, of OltA&II ilcPJIElSfRS, nioominstv n. Ind., j tine 8, 1331.
IXTAJSTEIX Ae ?ntsanl FUrs to V V sell a thorough': y good dorwsllc ar tiehv wantc-1 m every I'mnily. No competition. KxciHshre icrriJoy giv?fi. Buatiuf vtryphwsnnt. Asents ha?e aild 3 do:ii-a. netlina: $S0 pr-'fil per day. 0n-tc-lil 350 in a final! unvn, another 10t0 in 'v towns. rnoiber31 inCMlli;i(;a83 latBr 1. 0t-ttt $3. ?o dsmgwpf inot ;un. Best oi' references giv; 8aBS,f
The high -st priow aid for all kinds of ..-Teulor to ! '2 Washln;loii si3t,.', 0Mwwy pruiW fnftsaTTO Sttw. f9- Lr-ar'rftwp