Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 26 April 1871 — Page 3
BLQQMIHQTON PROGRESS.
LOCAL ,1A7 MISCELLAXEOVS.
J,. V. A. $ CHICAGO RAU.nxU). TIMK TABLE AT KI.00MlNiToX. TRAINS UOIS-Q NOXTH. Lightning Passenger Train ll-.ft .m Mi! und'Exp.vss Train l p.m Freight Train 'ill p.m TBA1SS OOIVQ si.VTir. Ma;l and Express Tnin... 2:11 km Liuhtning Passenger Train :t:-l5 km Freight Train 8:1 : ,v:m JAMES K. BRYANT, Aoskt.
BUI of Prices For Advertis ng. The undersigned have agreed upon tho following Bill of Prices (r Advertising in tie Bloomington Dtmoci at, uni. Bloc mi ngi year 1 col.SSO; i col. $10; J col. SiO. 6 rifos. 1 col. $i5 ; oo'.2.".; cul.i l2.50. 3 mm. 1 col. $25; ieol.Sla; ool.S7.."0. Cards, two inches or Iks. per year, $ 10.00, or one dollar par month for 3 or 6 months. Local Notices 10 cents per line ; sta iding '.cab 8 cent per line, each insert'on. Divorce Notice. $r.'.00. Admit istratoiH'. Exoutors', Guardians', Coniiinssion-
m', Attaehmynt Notici s.and all other legal advertising will be charged for nt tin rate of 15 cents per line for first insortioi and 10 sents per line for each additional insertion. All legal advertisement whiiii rcJiuiro proof of publication, niit be paid or before affidavit will be mad? thereto. THOS. O. Pl-RSKL, Pub. Demo: rut. W3I. A. GABE, Publisher Prog ess. J" See advertisement ol "I usiness Property for Sale." People come from distant portions of the country and inquire for Shoemaker's l)ru.j Store, and this occurs almost daily. Once tb ind, they buy whatever they need, and leave the place well satisfied vith their investment. Gold and Bronae Wall Papers, and most delicate and beautiful figures over seen. They have Hall Wall Paper that cannot be surpassed. we the imita:ion Oak Panels in Wall Paper, at the Union Drug Store. We keep all our paper convenient, so that :ustomers may see it without trouble. We have the exclusive rigid for Monroe county, for the Patent Pt per Trimmer. Exair. ine our Papers And Borders. Our Stock of Mkx's F:se Shoes, both sewed and pegged, is verylarge, and o.ir p.-bes will be f jun 1 as low as good goods can be afforded. Yon will Da 5 durability and neatness co:nbinc 1 in all of our style. OH ASK & CO.
Many people buy Bread and
Cakes, asserting that it is cheaper than making them nt home. "This true," why not go to Sehopf & KanftYnan's celebrated Bakery, in the Oreh '.rd Block, where they arc turned on' fresh every day. This firm understand; the requirements of their trade, and will give a hearty welcome to all who may give them a call. Anyone wishing to purchase a Sxla Foi.niain and fixtures, can get it cheap, of S. & K.
Tin: lakokst and bust selected
sto.-k of Children's Shoe ever brought to
K-oomingtoii. Especial attention is ir.viled to ..iir stock of Children's Croc net Slippers. Cail and see them. CHASE & CO.
"Tltc JCui-lv lii-ouLrtit.'St.'"
Ol'lt N'F.W SlMMXG St )CK IS HOW begir r.ing to arrive, and from this time on, we c n siiow yon new, fresh opds nlmo.-t daily If you want good serviceable Boots and t'lioe.-, cheaper t!i;ii) the Rime quality can le Ui.ilil elsewhere, call at the "City .Shoe Store! ' CHASE & CO. 84ff" Thd Ladies are interested in knowing that lloilenbaelicr has ro ceived a supply of Gaiters, all style?, qualities avid sizes. Among others are some; long, narrow so led shoes, which are at times diffkr.ilt to procu .'t'. The Garibaldi Boot, a beautiful Cloth Boottlor summer, is one of tlie novelties at Bolenbachers'. If you want a ready-made, custom sewed Boot, Bollenbaeher's house is tho place to get it.
mm A FIXR AKSOBTMEXT OF LADIES' Cr iijuet Slippers, mad-' expressly to our order, and very cheap. CilASU & CO. 63" Everybody, almost, now take their Watches and Clocks to John P. Smith, who repairs them with speed a:.id in a manner that challenges the admiration of all his customers He this week received, direct f ont the importers a large stock of Watcher and Jewelry, which he i.s selling so low that anybody can buy. Beautiful Broxze Boots for Misses. Full line just opened, and for sale h. up, at CHASE & CO'S. "TIo ICfw-ly- :Brlc:rat." Removed. He.irv L. Hewson has removed his Boot Shop to the room one door south of the Bank, and will continue ta make a speciality of Custom Boot Making. He
lltcal Kstato Transfers, For the week e -lling A ril S'id, 1871, reported by W. II. Join s, Eeeorder : Archibald M. Lane to "Kli Howei- and Nancy J. Bowers, 84 acres ol' 1-ir.d. nu r or less, in lndiari Ora'k Townhip, 1.7e0. John Miller to Joseph East, .10 acres of land i:i Polk Township, 200. Jesse Tato to llror;;; I'urhatn. In-let ' 0. 0 in the Town of Sinithvilie, Chesley Woo'laru and Hiram Woodnrd to George -Mus-er. 4'i acres of land in Chair Creek 'Township. ;17.". Ana Ewing, and others, lo .Ii'lm At. Ewing, ::s :ere.-: of land in IllooiHington Township. $ 100. Adam DeeUar! to Hiram M. IIclto:;l..irg,
laie.ls in sail UlVel: alia .1 erry low:, .'nips,
Sli.O'jn.
Christian A . S.wnmit! to -Mired Layman, parts of Lots 2a ind 26 in the TVwn of Stinesville. Sl.di'O. William Iv. Kav liiis to John ("amplicll, 00 aers of land in Bloomington and iVashingl.m Towi ships, $".oo. Gaoi'K' Slieeks, Commissioner, to Jm F. Dod Is, 1:18 acres ot land in .dt Creek Township. $5.14. Peter Carmii liae'. Ounrdian. to Joseph-is J"). Unney. an imdividod pari of tut-l t No 2, in the Town of Hiirrodshiirg, "J,:!iifi. Kohert 31. Galloway to James i. G:ilIcwuy, 4S acres of lnad in BloenvntfUn Towiisl ip. 2.000. Kobe :l M. Gallovray to ilargarct Hemphill, 2;s!t acres of nd. more or less, ;n
Clear Creek Township, 2,e0o,
Robert .M. Calloway to Nancy G.dloway, ) acres of land, more or loss, in Clear
Creek Township, 1,000.
Then as smith to John smith, lhO acres
ot land, more ov loss, in bait Creek lown-
ip. 2,1-00. John Armstrong :o John Smith, 13 acr.-s
of land in Benton Township, 176.
Pleasant 31. 31obir!y to James .1. txlils, iiree-fo.;rths of (u! -lot No 173 or No. i
adjacent, to Bloimiin'gton, too. -aOur., first tirchase of thoi-e splendid titling, cuf to:nnip.de Gaiters, has been entirely oxhau;ted. out a new lot. has just been received and are spllim; fa;t, because so cheap, at CHASK & CO'S, Everything sold by us is warrantisd exactly as represented, or the money vrill bo cheerfully refunded. If ycu have never bought of us, trv us once. CHASE & CO.
I
Some idea of the quantity to be ton during the past four or fivi taken from a single tree, may be -years. We doubt if the veteran totmd. from the following: Mr. ; nresi.lent of tho mectim;, Gov. DunKansom states that on (he I -It 1 1 ot . , . V", , Mav, 70, he took 25; on the Hth, j n,nS' c Prldcd er t. in the morning. 50; in the evening, j County Convention larger in mimabont sutnlown, lo ; and on the Mth j bcrs, or where a greater degree of (JO were killed from the same tree, interest was tr.ken in the balloting
ami ot these 11 were taken in a cluster under a chip two by three
for candidates. Under a decision of the Attorney General, each Ward is required to nominate its own Councilmen, thus leavinc: but tin
inches. The writer visited Mr. Ransom i at 1 J o'clock P. M., and found he
1 had in about four hours killed 2,109, Clerk and Assessor, Treasurer, and
' by actual count, and went himself Marshal, to be nominated bv the i . i . i - i. i .1 c i i: .
into mo orcnara aim lounii curcuuuo lying asleep under the traps in the intense heat of a boiling sun.
If iou wan! the best Cook Stove in the market, call at W. J. Allen's. No trouble to show goods.
The reputation for truth, which McCalla : Co. have earned, will be sustained by them in their efforts to collect ".he money due them. They declare they will sue those whose notes are due and remain unpaid on the 1st of May. We know they mean what they say, and you had better settle if you owe them.
"1 Drops," for Throat and Lung, sure, ewe for Colds and Croup. At
will also, in his new location, keep: Parlor Dru' Store. apl2-:lt
a stock of Ready-made Boots of his
own manufacture, lljs old customers are invited to visit him in his new room. ap!12 Boots and Shoes for the million, and priess for the masses, at the City Shot Store of CHASE ec CO.
If you want jShoet . Music, School Books, or Stationery of any kind, go to the Post-Office News Stand. McPhectcrs has the largest stock of really fine paper collars in tho business one of the boxes is worth the prirrc asked, without a collar. McPhectcrs has also a
beautiful array of Wall Paper sam-
We keep a larger stock of Calf Boots than all oilier bouses in tow n combined, and soil them very low. Call and cxnmtng them. CHASE & CO. C'nrctilJt Extermination. That this great pest of the orchard can be exterminated, we are fully
satisfied, and that the plan detaikd j
below is the only sure one, we a;'e also positive. Wm. B. Ransom, of St. Joseph,
Go to W. J. Alton's for Hardware, Stoves, and building material. mmTayeor hasn't stopped receiving goods if l e has changed partners. Saturday last he received a large quantity and is willing to give the people bargains if they desire thenu Low prices for cash, is one of his mottoes. Taylor & Co. buy all kinds of produce, and pay the highest prices for it. Call and see the Excelsior, Reaper and Mower, at Allen's. . a Now cosies McCalla & Co., and say to us, "Go, tell the people, those whose notes and accounts are due, that they ought to pay on or before the 1st of May. In case they don't do this, they will find that a little proceeding has been com
menced with the nearest Justice of
the Peace.
Mich., the
soverer
of t!
ie new
method of exterminating the curcu-
Ho, was fount
back of Ids orciuird,
1 on his knees in
the
ling his
r-.loo f.-r,m .1, ,,..- no ,vn oolo.t ! 'll TCll 1 1 0 t TO IIS. X MS WHS 3t IV
at the lowest price 'and have their j o'clock A. M., and he had already
purchase trimmed witnout extra ; r-nieu i i uu - ......v..,.,, ..
cliarge. "Hence, the conclusion" that the Postolfiee is a good place to
visit.
Letter from Nebraska. Lincoln, Nebmska, April 12, IS71. Mr. Elitor : Ijincoln, the capiial of Nebraska, is situated on a high, rolling prairie, and may be
fieen at a distance of from eight to fifteen- miles. The general appe trance of the couiKry is grand, but without variety. The city claims over 3,C00 inhabitants, which I think to be near correct. All trades and professions, and thi various kinds of business, are full to overflowing. I am safe in saying there is f ve times as much business here, as in Bloomington. Business houses, generally, one-s.ory frame. Hotels arc numerous ; four first class, tnnt run free busses to the Trains, and nine or ien second class houses, all loing a lively business. The- State House is a large, substantial structure, built of white limestone, and is the first to be s ?en of the city, when one is approaching. The State University is almost as large as two Indiana Universities ;
built of brick. The first term will j commence next September, and the President of this Institution, "away out here in Nebraska," is to receive $4,000 per annum. The Insine Asylum, situated two miles sonth--west f town, is built of stone, and cost the State $140,000. The I'eniteEtiary, is only partly finished, Swwever it answers the purposo at present. State lands will be in the nearket the 1st of May, for the r urpose of raising money for its completion. Churches are eleven in number, most of them commodious amd nicely finished and I am informed that all havegood congre gations. "The Great Salt Basins" of Nc"braska lie near the city, where the manufacture of salt is extensively carried on, with great success. The Buriington & Mo. Itailioad Terminates here at present, bui; is graded twenty miles west, and will
ibe completed, by the 1st of Novem"ber, to a connection with the U. P. : .at Ft. Kearney. The whistle of the j -engines, on the Midland Pacific can 3e distinctly heard, and that road j will run a tn in into Lincoln next week. Worit is to commence immediately on the Nemaha Va ley, Lincoln & Loupe Fork, and must be here this season in order to secure a large amount of bonds. The aove may go to show that Southern Nebraska is to be well supplied with Railroads. The Governor has the universal synpathy of the people of Lincoln. The people hire think his Impeachment will not be sustained.
Settlers are coming daily, by rail
and by laud, it is nothing uu xm
Grciit 3JotTillie.
Soft, easy-fi'itin'o Shoes, tyndo for us, end just the thin;? for old Initio who desire a comfortable fit. CHASE & CO.
The writer stooped down and lifted
n corn c b, not si.e in-.1
found and killed seven
eurcnii
Chips and Splinters. It has been urged by many journalists of the State, that publication in the newspapers of all laws passed at each session of the Legislature, would result in great benefit to the people, as they would be well-informed upon their rights and liabilities under the law, and thus "saved much vexation and expense. The expenses of Courts, which have liecome so enormous, might also be curtailed through a general ki.iowl-
Conveiition. The candidates for Clerk were, J. Frank Fee and John C. Whisenand. Whisenand received 64 votes, Fee received 83 votes : For Treasurer Chas. H. McPhectcrs received 85 votes, and James M. Howe received 48 votes; For Marshal Frank Parker received 91 votcsi and David .13. Judah received 72 votes. Fee, McPhectcrs and Parker were declared to be the nominees of the Convention. A resolution favoring the construction of a Sshool Building was unanimously passed Owing to the unusual crowd upon our colu mns this week, several communications are considerably
The wool season will
early this vcar, and persons who ! (v?. for "diameter cf two and
have a clip, should remember that j V. , lro"1 4 e tree as a center
4jiei.jttiive uio ground very cieau uruunu
t i mr 'mini r. Nfina -iiv 111
AfUl hnsins: rvtonsivnlv 1 thC - oi Uie ""
They will pay the best price for! a sipl(' holo next the tree
1; no, clean wool. hactory in tne eastern portion of (own. Carding and Spinning promptly attended to. - .a - -atLadies aviio w.vxt as extka wide lasting Gaiter, mtide on a last invented ; nd patented by the eelebrated L'r. Sensible can find just, the tiling, cheaper than elsewhere, at CHASE & CO S.
Tke is no doit t whatever, that j of the law by the people. This ar
gument applies with ecpial force to the laws of towns, the provisions of which are violated daily by persons who lay themselves liable through their ignorance of the Town Ordinances. We would advise every subscriber to the Progress to read the six Ordinances of the Town of Bloomington, printed on the second page. It may be the means of saving you five or ten dollars Mrs. M. E. Cathcart has opened a
the lon: desired means of e-xtennin-
1 atinu tin; curculio is discovered.
itf.ee it is. Put the orchard in the best orde -; level down the soil about the root
i of every peach ti ne, aim Hiuootli a
ono-
That .'ix)uj of dust just west of town is produced by the tramping of many feet horses and men marching on to Leonard's Mill. Sacks of wheat ami corn are seen in almost every wagon,aud each rider is perched upon ;'. sack of grain.
O, it's a benutifiil sight;! Take your
dinner in a bucket, and go out and . its habits mom carefully
s.)e the crowd.
not leave Lea,re
no olaec where the enrcuuo c: u
hide, except under the shelter you provide. Now lay cKse to the tree, and close to the ground, about four pieces to a tree, cither chip, boar:, lath, rag, con; cob, old leather, or anything for a covert. The curculio will conceal itself under this shelter and may be destroyed by the thousands. Go around ?vory duv and turn nvsr each chip, kil! every curculio. They will generally ad icrc to the chip, but may often :e found on t'le ground under the chip. Probably no person in the Unit ed
States h:;s st tidied the curculio and
Oi?r Stock of Mens' Lasting! And Ga-ibaldi boots is complete, mid prices ; nlwavs the, lowest. C:,iASE&CO.
B. Ransom. Fo; fifteen years he has been trying newspaper experiments ui --slier essf illy. Last yer.r, when bugging, he discovered that all the cureulios dropped within two or three feet of the roots of the
Ixditce- peach tree, and on examination
nents, this Spring, to .11 who. desire to buy "mm! the little j.urlc sheiterect n Boots t.nd Shoes for eash. CHASE & CO , the trunk, and in holes near the --..- - (base and the under side of the
jjox AFTEit boa, ana uaie aneri ,.;,.;m;,i,.
"XUo Karly Br
WE OFFER UXdJSUAE
lltJ'St."
bale, has been unloaded in front of the New York Store within the past week. Already is seen the
amazed at tin
stock, and the great variety which
has been purchased. Beautiful and rich patterns of Dress Goods, Summer Shawls, Parasols, Fans, etc., etc. And 5 per cent. off. They arc paying the highest price in ash for good merchantable Wool. Ccstom-Matje, Douhi.e-Solei) Blow Shoes, for farmers, cheaper than ever
belore. Dim t buy till yon see ttiese goods as wo are selling them as low as most merchants can buy them. Kemember even
pair o::' Blow Shoes is warranted, at
Lii.isji . vvn. Great I.tcjnllie. Having bouoi it our Rubbers at the bottom price, we are prepared to sell them lower than any other parties, (.'all and see. CU ASJS fc CO.
Millinery Store, one door west of the Progress OJiee "Beastly," is the only term that conveys an adequate idea of the horrid weather of the past week. Dealers in cough mixtures, however, have been made happy Dr. J. J. Durand has sold his Grocery Store to Jackson Misener. Everybody knows "Jack," and being an old hand at the business, the dead beats who usually make a grocer pay for his experience the first year in Bloomington, are welcome to all they can make out of "Jack" Bloom. Chase has traded his town property to Van Swoaringen for a farm, but a mile or two west of town ; will soon
remove to it, and become a, hardfisted, honest farmer Ewing,
curtailed The Monroe Co tuny Emigration Society was permantly organized on last Saturday, by electing Dr. J. J. Durand, President ; Robert Baruhill, Treasurer ; Joseph S. Alexander, Secretary. The society ihen appointed the following Commissioners to select lauds for the Colony : Capt. J. W. Raney, of Lawrence county, C. R. Purdue, of Harrodsbiug, C. W. Beckam, A. M. Durand, J. J. Durand, and M. IT. Buskirk, all of Bloomington. Considerable other business was transacted in the interest of the Colony. The Commissioners will start west in a ftw days, to carry out their instruct ions. The Colony will probably settle somewhere in Southern Kansas. There is yet room for good families, also good and industrious young men none other need apply. All communications address
ed to the President or Secretary of
the Colony, at Bloomington, Ind., will b2 promptly answered Rev. W. P. McNary hair returned, and will occupy his Pulpit next Sabbath morning and evening M. W. Helton has sold four pieces of real
state wit hi a the past week-
Tho Post Office will be removed on Monday morning next to the room ono door south of Howe's corner.
HSKerr & Davis advertise their business in to-day'a paper. They have u good class of machines. . c -x teller from illlellsvHIc. F, lottsvillo, April 21st, 1371. Mr. Editor i The items of news arc very scarce with us this week. The dullest times of the year seems to have come suddenly upon us. The farmers have generally gotten their plows sharpened and all their farming utjusils in order, and are too busy to spend time in town. Success to "hem, for our bread and butter must come from their industry. Wre ire very glad to report this class of citizens in excellent humor, occasioned by the prospect of an abundant- wheat crop,together
with the unusually early Spring, indieativeof large yields iu all other Crops. j A3T ACCIDENT. John W. Moss, Esq., while at Indianapohs, in the early part of the week, received a very severe hurt, which will confine him to his room for several days. He put up at a hotel, and as he went to his room ..observed near by, a "sky light," and innocently thought to himself if the building should take fire, he could make his way out through this roof. With this thought on his mind lie went to sleep, and, as he supposes, got up in the night and climbed out on this glass roof, perhaps dreaming of fire or the ap-
of the firm of T ivlor fe Co. has sold i proaeh of robbers. The roof not
v - .. , . ,
nnneipa
For the last fortnight Mr. Random has spent most all the hours of ibia flnv Ivmo All (rrnilnfl In lila
refined taste of Mr. Mioks,as re-!oroUnr'd ,iaticnt!v waitin? for lhe fleeted in hts pnrcaases, for no one fifst cum)lio to hov himscif' 0n can call at this store without being; the fourlh of lagt M.1V a few sil e
extensivcncss ot tne curculioi. wero diacovcrod, but not a
single pair ; on the fifth, a few pairs were found coupling. ' Constant, careful observation, has led Mr. R. to these conclusions. In the fall ti e curculio seek a
warm and safo shelter to hibernate, i This either in the ground, loaves, stumps, logs, old fences, wood, ond :
oth er congenial places of conccal- ! nx nt. The first warm day in spri ng
that starts vegetable- life, calls the curculio forth, and it proceeds to its feeding and breet.ing ground. They walk very fast, and they fly wid feed generally al night, eating the young and tenler leaves. r.?he first warm days 1 his year they fed, then the weather fell cold, and for a week Mr. Ransom found no indication of their feeding. Since Friday night, the 13th, the weather .1 i.i i n i
warm, tne etirctiiio nave oecn it cuing. They scatter all over the ;ree to feed, and come down toward morning, and as late t'.s 7 o'clock A.
M., to bide,
his interest to John W. Harry man, late of Morgan county Now some fool asserts that Brigham Young is about to get married. Next thing Wall. Ilight will be accused of feeding his hogs It
is reported that Parson Lozier has
begun his Spring campaign against: has decamped to parts unknown,
supporting him, he fell to the floor,
a distance of about eighteen feet, receiving several severe injuries. Mrs. Moss was telegraphed for, and upon her arrival there,brought him home. Wo learn ;hat he is improving rapidly. We learn that a voting man, thought
to have been a first class citizen,
One of the oddest and most usclul things in town, is, that Wall Paper trimmer at McCollough's Drug Store. It does its work up nicely and very rapidly, doing away with the tedious Oi"Wii -ifci fill fifr i n mnunrr
mon to see twenty emigrant wagons with scissors. And the beaut v pass through this place during one of the matter is, that MeOollou4
the devil and the potato bugs. He
can come as near "slapping it to" bis adversaries as any man in the business J. W. Moss of Ellettsvillo, who dreamed off of his bed to the sky-light of an Indianapolis hotel, is rapidly mending The
JTolsiii IP. liiitli, DK.U.KK IN Wati iicN, luclts, Oiamonds, Gotil I'cii and .Jewelry. Also Manufacturers' Agent, for the Celebrated Eigia Watches,
Store : West Side Publie Square. All TToife Warranted. 3J;ick.Mui(5is and Horse Sliocrs. Shoj) : Opposite the New Jail, on South Walnut Street.
Wo arc also Agents for the old r.nd reliable AJcCoruiick Reaper and Mower; Tho Furst Bradley Sulky Hay Slafee, nml tho culebrntcd WALKIXO CULTl VATOR. Those nre the best Machines in iso,as we are prepared to showBloomington, Ind., April 25, 1871.
MONEY WANTED, BY W. O. FEE.
RECENT ADDITIONS Tonny slock, makes it complete in Ladies' Shawls, FURS, CLOAKS AIV TEfcVETEE.S. ASTRACIIAKs, 1 and Beaver Cloakings, Fringes and Notions. A large assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods. A a;ood assortment of Ladies', Mens' nncP Boys' Boots and .Shoes, of custom work. A good lino of Mens' and Boys' CLOTHING, all of the latest styles. A full line c f GROCERIES. All of -vvhic.i I will sell below tho market price, For Oftsli. I will mako prices to suit purchasers, for the bahuico of the season, Or let tlie Customer make the price on some lines of Goods that I wish tojsloso out and quit keeping. Dee. 20th, 1870.
x3iix TisanrxY.
Dr. W. T. AEUson,
TB3 BET TBC
Bfs?" OFFIC E Over Tohe Smith s Jewelry Store. So Jth side of tho square. BEOOWIJUGTOIV, INDIANA.
leaving creditors minus the amount
of perhaj-i a thousand dollars. But the real cause of this mysterious disappearance can be learned by making inquiry at the office of our Justice of tho Peace. Tho health of our town and vicinity is very good. This state of
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Bedford News tells how a fifty year j 1uu"s aru on tne doctors,
miiu j.fi iitij f.i i,ut!y cilll live Ull ntc lip
oid farmer of Monroe, county gave a man a load of corn, and how the farmer then siid the man o.ight to give him a sixteen-yca ." old daughter "to wife." All of winch was amicably arranged. But the News don't give the names M. P.
cumulations of the past. This dejwmont is so little given to sympathy that he would willingly see half the doctors go into some other business, if the good health of the community were the cause. When we cct public opinion so
educated - hat we can get and enforce
day. The hotels are continually
crowded with men who ae looking for land. J. W. E2. '
Wanted. We want all the wrap
has a splendid line of Wall Paper, which he trims for his customers.
I7ow are volt, Lebanon French
! i'lnlf ' We have beard of "Cedars .f Le'--
-et. and will ?.' the
it. ill OUl -,on " but didn't know that any '-Kroncl:
iron we i-"-- o. .
' Culver" browsed under thern. Ciiask & Co
Harbison and wife indulged in a a good temperance law, there may
oe hope tor bettor health, better
society, a ui better everything. A. T. A i.i.man.
"tin wedding," one. night last week
An extensive and varied assortment of tinware is counted as part of their assets Gen. E. Dumo it, who
niaue one oi tne most loicmie, ue
has retllnnvl l'rin flip eitir wif.ll tho
r, , , -i i i niauc mil; i)i me iiiosl iviviijiu, uu- ; ; - "-j
xney crawl on COiu nay aim . , ' anrest ntul l..fl.M.ar stonlr of Mil
nights, and hide under the shelter the most u-mnttu speeches ot Jn hc town of 1loonv
ot the trunk of :he tree, waiting to tne campaign, at uie voun- jiouso, j jnton Mrs. J'.wrs has had many
feed when the nights become stun- j last I all, died at his residence, near j years' experience in the businessaind
ciently warm. 1 he curculio .ises f n(ianapolis, recently The : has th us been enabled to select goods
the green peaoi only to hohJ its , (! ration Convention, on Satur-1 that are beautiful as well as tlish egg It Hometunes eats the rincl - ,,..,, , ; ionable all late styles.
peach, also blackberries, quinces, '"V " , and other fruifc. i est thai has asscmliled in Blooming-1
Job Work done to order at Allen's
A'otice to Ilefrs of Petition to Sell Real Estate. State of In liana, Monroe county, set. "VTOTICK is hereby given that James B. J-N Clark, Administrator of the estate of James Good ey, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal estnto being insufficient to pay his debts; s lid that said petition will be heard at the next Term of tho Court of Common Pleas of said county.
Witness my land, and the soul of said y
uourt, tins i.itn aayeit April, jy..l. ihu. a
BlootiHinu'ton, Ind., Apr. 19, liiJl. ltKUISTuTcTlNG Ol' THU TOWN OF BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Bloomington, that said Town be, and the same is, hereby districted into four wards, as follows, to-wit. Tho following boundaries shall constitute the several wart's of s:iid Town : First Ward bounded on the East by on imaginary line, beginning- in the center of the Public Square of said town, thenco running due North to tho Corporation lino, bounded on tho South by an imaginary line, boginninjr in the contcr of slid square, thence running due west to the Corporation lino, and bouiu'.ed on all other sides by Corporation lines. Second Wa:'I bounded on tho West by I tlie Bust boundary line of First Ward, bounded on tho South by an imaginary beginning at the tenter of said square,theuce running due ea.;t to Corporation line, and bounded on ull other sides by Corporation lines. Third Ward hounded on tho North by South boundary line of Second Ward, bounded on the West by an imaginary line beginning in center of said square, thence running duo Soith to Corporation line,nnd bounded on all other sides by Corporation, lines. Fourth Ward bounded on the East by West bonndnry lino of Third Wnrd.boivnded on the North by South boundary line of First Ward, anrl bounded on nil other
sides by Corporation lines. In witness w tiereof I have herounto sot my hand and r.lfixcd tho seal of the Town of Bloom mgtori, Ind., this 10th day of April, mil'.' JOHN W ALE'KON, Bres t of B'd. Attest: Joii C. Obcuard, Cl'k T. B.
Notice of Corporation Election. It is hereby declared by the Board of Trustees of tlie Town of Bloomington, county of Moivoo, ind State of Indiana, that on tho 1st lay of Mnv, 1811, tho following Odiees are to bo tilled: Ore Trustee or First Ward; One Trustee !'ov Second Ward; One Trustee ;:'or Third Ward ; One Trustee for Fourth Wurd; One Marshal ; One Treasurer; One Clerk and Assessor.
PROCLAMATION: Notice is hereby given that an election will bo held i t tlie Curt House, in tho several Ward.-, of the Town of Bloomington, County of Monroe, and State of Indiana, ..n aloud ly. the 1st day of May, 18.1, for the purpose of electing persons to till the various ollites mentioned ill tho above ,i.,i.,,.,.rin n li -r.-of all persons interested
will take due notice, ami govern them
selves ae, oi'dhigly. In witness ,reof I have hereunto sot mv hand and affixed tho seal of the Towu of' lllii. nemiloh, Indiana, this 10th day of April, 1S.1. m JOHN WALOKON. Bres t T.B. John O. Oreh: rd, Clerk of H. of T.
KM f,M I'.K I V l'reo turn-;
that o'ir Hcrdon Bower ilk Ihie t':i"--l Vt!:.
Union Drug and Book Store, J. W. SHOEMAKER & CO. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 1E2?ul&9 JE3ko.'tsi9 I Oils Glass, Putty, Books, Wall Paper, Window Shades J1SX STATIONERY.
Wo ore prepared to give ;rei;ter inducements in l,eati, OH and WAI.I PAPER, than e ver before an our sttck is very large and complete. We have purchased one of Yicman's Improved Machiies, wi:h whiel we will trim all WU Pajier and Border free of oharge, for onr customers. We would invite the public to eali and examine our stock smd price, before purchasing eli jwhere. Agents for Dr. Mott'n Herlj! Hitter tie greitcst Tonic in the World.
AND A C0PLETE STOCK f TEXT BOOKS and STATIONERY, at (be POST OFFICE Nevs Stand, BEcl'taeetem WILL, UNDBESELL in MAN IN TOWN.
'iV m. Stua;:it. Chas. H. McFheetebs. Stuart & McPheeters, West side of the Publi Square, DEALERS IN"
HARD WARE, IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, OILS, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Chains, Collars, Haines, &c. A full and complete stock of
Farmers'
and Mechanics' Tools,
AND CUTLERY. Special, attention given to filing all Orders for Building Materials. Bloomington, may 19, 1869.
J. W. BUSKIRK, Attorney at Law, BLOOMI!tiTO!r, UHK, (Ofice over Levi Taimaicntni Slore,) WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OF TL'E STATE. Sjcial attention give to Probate business, and to raltfintinnn. fmltf TO
JOHN Hi. LOUDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND General tawancejlgettt, nioonaiiiton, Ind. Agent for the following named reliable Insurance Companies: JETS A Fire Insurance Company, Assets $5,150,931 71 UNDERWRITERS Fire Int. Company, Assets...:. $3,634,999 95 JETNA Life Insure nee Company, Assets .l2,O00,OC0 00 9SB-THE P'ES V IS THE CHEAPEST.' OFFICE North west corner of Publio gquare. tnfury 1869-jr
The Premiiua Horse Snoer. X. E. EATOTSCE0FT, Blacksmith and Horse Shoer, C orner of Sixth and Madison Streets. STlm Premium for best horse-ahoe-ing, was awarded to Mr. Xavenseroft. by a com mitt of threo Blaeksniiths, at the Monroe Ooanfy Fair, held September, 18T0. Every description of Blacksmitbing done nestly and promptly . Bpoiring esntod with despatch. sept2S-70
JUL. Xi;Ji:A.rX,JY,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER And Paper Banger.
ORDE 3S left nt McCollough's or Shoemaker & Co's Drug Stores, will re
ceive pro:npt attention. Bhop on eastsiuo
Oollego Avenue, one square south of Uu
pu blic square. marzs-fi
Lime Kiln for Sale.
I OFFER FOB SALE MY LIME KILJf mid Stone Quarry, for $1,200.
One-third cash, tho bnlance in two equal
annual piyments.
Bloomington, March 8, 18Tl-tf
nlldi ng Iet for Sale, Part 'ot Out Lot No. 2T F jr rarticulan, in-
ratore, of CHAS. H. McFHEKTEBS.
Bloomington, Ind, jniie i, 1869.
"ECWPSE'" laivery, Feed and Sale Stable.
ffolt(: ite aouzn ena oj inn ncpw, AS ane of tho largest and best arranged Livery and Sale Stables in Monroe, or in any other count y in South
ern Indiana. Saddle horses, or horses and
buirsies will bo furnished ot any liour of the
dr.y or r ight. Commercial travelers and others, will be funiisbed with conveyance
to neigr Jw'.ng towns. Oood, steady horses furnished to families. Horses fed by the
si iglo feed, day or week, at reasonable
rates. We propose to keep a firevclass Mnblc, f.rd ask the public to give us a trial. "O A11 tho aocoullts ; t16 ld firm J. . kJ. are in the bands of tho present proprioior, and must be paid ai once. Bloomington, Ind., Ui.c 2?, 1870.
OW. A. BUSKIRK. J. 6. SMITH HUKTKtt. "DUSKLRK & HUNTER, ATTOnWKYS AT UW AITO PRIVATE 3ASKEB8, Bloomington, Ind, office noilh side of the public iiifire. We will attend to all business entrustoa to our oaro, in the Courts of th: State, and are also prepared to discount ;;ood and solvent paper, on reasonable terms. References Messrs. McDonald & Boaea A ttorn Lys, Indianajudis ; Messis. Winslow, lamer & Co., Bankers, Ke. 52 Wall street, Few "York; Messrs. MeC alia it Oo, Mw eliants, Blooiuington, Ind. mny9
JAMES W. C00HERLY, UVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, 11.EAR OF BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, J31oommyton, Ind. ADDLE HOBKV.8, Horsesand Buggies, K3 an l teams, hired on reasonable tonus. Stable jura cast of the BosU.ffioe, and in n;ar of the Woomington Hotel. oe.tS'OO
ADMIAISTRAirOfR'S MOXICE. "VTOTICEis herelygi"en thaTOie unLN designed has b:en appointed, by the Clerk of Monroe Coantv Common Pleas Court, Administrator ,witf . tbe will annexed, of the estate of William C. Sadler, deceased, late of Van Buren township, Monroe county, Indians. (id estate is sapposed to be solvent. W.H. KldtABDSON, Ad irfr. Fobteb, Att'y. April 5, 'Tt
Robert O. Foster, Attorney a,t Law, Blooxnixi jtoM, Ind.
fcC.lSf" TTin Miva cn.uiaa1 af f .t-nf t n
settlement of Decedtnts' listatos, an.' Ccilcction of Claims.
OrytiTE West aid Public Saare.
THE WOELD BliNOWXED HOWE SEWING HACHIME, With all the la :c improvements.
AOfcPTED TO EVERT VARIETY Cf
SEWiKQ, FftIS FAMILIES fit MANUFACTORIES. ?v. H. CAMPBELL, Agt Bloomington, Ind., DetutJ"''0-
sonv C. OBCHAKO.
& 0BHAB09 Fancy and Staple Provisions, QaeBnsirare, 4e. Masonic hall Building, UIoou ilng ton, - - Kndiaa. The h gheet prices p id tor all kind ot country produce. Jnn'tS'TO
House and Two Loin For Salt. DB. .1. J. DUBAND OFFERS FOB sale at 11 bargain, and on reasonable terms, his Two-Story Bricli Dwelling, oh ."iowtti 4toUeis3 Avenue, and two lots, containing more than a halt' aero o." ground For purtieiili.rs call npou t ie Pe:;i ',iih'" :: ii; jd'-Mrte or ;Uii e
Sealed J'repDials. NOTICE fa hereby vea that Sealed Pnposals will be received, until tbe 231 h of April, 1871. until It o'cloek, at ibe office of M. I. Sbo grass. Trutteo Bloomington Township, "or the building of ScIkoI Houm in District So. . Blooming ton Township. ,S ecittcatjons and plans can le seen at my officio, I reserve th right to reject anv, oral Bids. if L. SKODG lAJ5S,Tnte April 12-3w. Mrs. J. H. Louuks. M 1 a. M.l. Haasnoir. 1 WEEQ SEWSHSS HHOHINE.
is WOULD j-Mpietfallj- inform oar
friends nnd the publir generalh'. that
wear Agent lor the vVeed Sewing Machine, one among tie best nw in w im tbe United States. Nirted for their great simplicity tmd ad ftp .ability to every kind of work. They run ten mtif$ and ftuttU. Wo monn just wiiat we say. A sample of tho uKue Msii ltine will be f.mnd at. either of oar residences, ti ft' tho Furnituro Stole lite. BendciVM. t'.ill nnti see them. V ir rospoctfnH LIZ 7.1 tr, LO0LN, : 1URI EaARBItiON.