Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 10, Bloomington, Monroe County, 5 July 1871 — Page 2
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GQrP'C tlat. A wiser policy is uegiiininjr ilLuO' to actuate her now, and, if eun-iea
r out on the liberal and far-sie;htetl 'J plans imlicauki by the present trus- . tes, her State University Will be in WatUMJtGiM, itortor a fcw year3 whnt the University of -UU-'JULiijuii:1:. r 1 uj. - 1 , L'. 1 Michigan is iiov, one of the most Fanwrs should recollect that distinguished and popuhir seats of another Hue of railroad n;enns an learning in this country. :sverac increase of ten cents o! One of the most, if not the most, bushel For everv bushel of wheat j notable incidtnt connected with the
ehmped from this market. j exercises just closed, was the speech
Tax-payers shcu.d recollect that
n cross railroad will call in capital nuii population to help bear our local burthens. Merchants shoiM recollect that another road means an increase of population, with an increase of trade in all departments.
Attempt at Wholesale Murder. On Saturday, the 24th, near Mitchell, Lawrence county. Indiana, a party of assassins attacked the house of the Moody family, conjifting of four old bachelor brothers, Mrs. Tolliver, their sister, and .1 hired man named Lee. They threw three jugs of benzine into the rooms occupied by the family. Thev then
Bloomington, Tuesday, Jul. 18.
of Senator Morton, at the banquet
t the society ot the alumni, on Wednesday night. In the University of Indiana, voting women are admitted on the
same terms as young men, and the j
curriculum ot studies is the same for each. They can graduate with the same honors and receive the same or equivalent decrees. No more appropriate occasion then could be found for an advocate of the enfranchisement of women to urge his views, than before the alumni of an institution which
recognizes so fully the rights of our: QUOTED FOR ITS EX"
youug women to the same tctuca- j ti nal training as our yonusr men.
THE GREAT European Circus!
TENT !
FAMOUS FOK ITS SPLENDORS !
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threw in several large orpedoes, ; - though lw, r0Ceny iornic.1, ! loaded with buckshot, niuLs, screws, , FtMu ... . tUi
and similar m.ssils. I hc torpedoes Uirc,e of bu rU.ate ase0cint hllvJ
expiK.mg set lire m ine oenz, e. l)cm. 1efon, fc lU; cv expressed. ! Wrtfa1 ;fo Moffrifl and aroused the family when the Ij he criaUcJ V -ft nsaliBn : Noted for ltS Magnifi-
assanants commenceo nnng win. ivhn !m nh. r , , .,.,,.
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revolvers into the door and windows. )
Mr. Thomas Moody was shot in the hip, the bait ranging upward through the body, coining out in the upper portion of the breast. Lee received a severe wound in tlie thigh, and another in the back. Mm. Tolliver was terribly burned with benzine and the torpedoes. The assassins escaped. The community is greatly excited. Ten thousand dollars his been
iddress he avowed himself in favor
?i conferring the right of suffrage. ipon woman, and of relieving her "rom all legal impediments to seekng her living in the world and her msition in the great society ofhunan workers,upon equal terms with uen.
He also took occasion to expose: and blame the shortsightedness of; I he policy which tried to get the;
. . ii.nt JilV VUiVllli nilll.ll UIU UlimiCi IV I raised to nrosecute the e-iiiltr war- i ij i l-.i i
cence !
Alminli4ratoi-'n Bale of lte.il Estate NOTJCK 18 M KRnY (J1VKN. TH AT liy virtue of n orilcf of 0't. Monroe Common Plcti (.'ourt. tic undersigned, Adtnin striitor of the estate of James Bnilncv, Sr., ilcovnsed, wM. offer for snlo tit juiblie Aiietion, on the premise:., on -Minilny, Auysisl Hth. tIi- foll-.v,-iiig Jcscribid ImiJ. situated in Monroe imty, in th- fStfttff o( tndiiina ; wit : The north bnlf of thn sintli!ft
iuirtor of section 23) I wfinty-tliret1, town
;! nine north, r:Uis;e ('.') t o west. TKRMf One-third o-vmi ; re-it'.ee in .)nil pstyments at f-f1ve mid -it'1it-ii
benefit of vuliiation nnd np;.irniseinetit liiw and socured by good freehold surelieA. Sale
lo oei;in at - u cluck r. M. nil .V7i-4t .J. v. HAIIBISOX. I.H.Loudkx, Atty. Adtr.'r. it bonis ru.. '47. Established. '47.
J.O.&M.L. M'Collough, DRUGGISTS and APOTHECARIES, Wed Side of the Court Home Square. DEALERS -V Drugs, Medicines. 'Paints, Oilv Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Toilet Article's, Cigars, Tobacco, &c,&c.
ti when caught- Detectives are! r rt c
busy ferreting them out. People are; that ordinary book-kccjwr, ! BT rv t , 10 , almost wild to get the assas-sms and )e-ks an(, sahsJn cwukJ Jaik! BTX)0M!G10 Ju,-K' 18th-
inreats 01 ivncning are ncani 01 on i , ii- i. i.,a appves-p r.,n.... Ti,. 17.1,
I impression in this regard, and will j BEDFORD, Wednesday," July 19 tesuit in furthering materially tlvij
ittiorts ot the board of trustees to I secure from the State the liheral I support it should have. Indiana ! c tiers in her State University to ; five to all who may lint themselves
I i.nder its training the highest eduea- MoHStef Org anization 'tt'in without money and without i ... , , v. . .
wuii any 01 uie r iv-nv-igiii
every hand, hut it is believed pru
dent connsefs will prevail. A Kansas paper makes the following remarks iii announcing a new railroad : "Ring out, ye hells, your loud pealing anthems to the skies. LiPt the deep-toned organs pour
Forth tneir tnnndcrous harmonies,
Sound the hew-gag, strike the ton
KEEP YOUR EYE OX DAY, Date asd Place ! And do not confound this
r. 1.1. 3
jon, beat the luzzy-guzzy, wake tne mtivrnyi' 'Sf:ltP institutions that mar be traveling
g'Ug-kwong, lt the loud hosanna
Dim: uraw wrtn into Hingingye Lai,oriflg men wouid Vot. have l.tt;e lulls. Skip for jnyJikcjn-it.me8anjmoiiev je-tv? lf vcnilemiittonsordiminutivewilliaru W0(lk, votc ftlP the appj-opna-goats, ye everlasting niountains. nd it will not be lour until
your giaci naiieiujans, ye;t ie k in fa C01TUUunc(d. nnd
your labor in demand at good
Pure Wines, Brandies and Whiskies, for Medical Purposes. and
STATIONERY. Wall Paper. (Trimmed Free.) PrCSCrfpllon carefully pm-pnivd. with the purest of Drus. Krmpniher, we use none but pure Drugs, and do not giutm at pnjserlptioiis. IlloKniingtnu, nd., Mnv IS,
v ages.
Tribute of Respect. Ellettsville Lodge. No. 248, I. O. O. P. Whubeas, It has ples?d Alaiiflity God tf remove from erth our beloved brother, 7. F. Shcrfield, therefore be it Jtsxoleed, Thnt in his death the Lodjjo h: sutainid the lo-3o( one of its brightest
Shout
joyous children. Barn your whirlgigs and lilne-lightSjfireyour roekets and erackers, toot yon r tin trumpets, blow your shrill whistles and thump your liluption drums. Let valley and plain, rock, river and huckleberry-patch, meadow, field and leafless wood, catch up the gladsome j i ii. 1.1: A.t . .
More railroads are coming to Atehi- f;,l!on from its chain and r not her added to son ! More railroads are coming to tt.e golden chain above; also Atchison " i "oh-:d. Thut while wc recotTiize the i t n lhii; of an allwUe prov dence. we dei:plv More LynClHujr. deplore our lws. and b it further Salkm June 24. Rrxolved. That us r. Brother ae was ever 0 i ). ' e :.' i faithful in attendance and di?':hargpd bis ur town is in a olaze ot excite- :dlties ,n a mHnner t,Iat was W()?tbv of roent this morning, occasioned by eiaulntion. Be it also the arrest of four men named John j Xesolrel, That we tro'y sympathize 'Uh Richardson, Jacob Richardson, P. ; his en ,frien "v !soften,'ic ' jr " . - , r , , ' cordial thanks t the citizims for their coV off and Henry bheppard, charged j PJ BrBti.n in attending the last sad ritos of with attempting to hang Jesse True- thpdec ae'l Brother. And in addition be it blood. Some tWO weeks ago the!. rf, That the nsual badp of mournt t t-- 1 1 . B iiijwi worn for the period of tlr.rtv davs barn ot Ira iCieaarflson, two miles ; anQ tDat H copy or these rCsoiutiotis besent west of this plaen, was burned, and j to the Progress aud Den-.ocrat for pubiisawas undoubtedly the work of incen-; 'i ndiaries. Suspicion from some AViVl! Draptr! Icom.
cause which 1 am not able to give,; G. W. Fletcher. J
attached to Jesse Irtieblood, Dave
Butterficld and another man, whose name I have not learned. Last night, (Friday) about half past 9 o'clock, the Richardson boys (sons of Ira,) assisted by Wolf and ShepIiard, caught Trueblood, and, after mocking him down, tied a rope around ais neck and swung him up to a tr.-e, threatening to take his
life unless he told who burned the j barn. Trueblood, if he knew, refused to divulge anything, and, after considerable rough treatment, he was turned loose, after being admonished to say nothing of what had happened, if he valued his life. Immediately on being released, he came to town and made an affidavit against the parties, all of whom were arrested about daylight this morning, at the residence of Ira Richardson. The perpetr. tors of the outrage wore masks or hail their faces Id ickened, and how Trueblood will be able to identify them I am unable to tell. They will have a hearin; before Justice McGindley, and in all probability be recognized to appear at the next term of the Circuit Court. Prom Iou:svil!e Comm-Tcial. Indiana State rnlverslty Senator Morton on Wonian'N Suffrage. The Commencement exercises of the University of Indiana, at Bloomington. concluded last night, after
a week ot mist interesting nnH agreeable exercises. The collegian year jot terminated is, on the whole the nj- st sueefssful that this important institution has known. Iiclasses were fuller, and larger, morinterested au4 more hopeful crowd witnessed its closing scenes thai evef hpfore. An institution whjeh has mini bpred among Its mwt honored pro fwnr man so widely known ftn highly rateemed in Kentucky our wn Hiirney, and an Presiden Mi'llgan, of Kenttickv Universit hhotild lie more fatn'lliar to on people than it is, but the State Indiana, which has until h'.tcl Irealiid like a stopehild on institu tion which t-1 ton Id be her pride air f.'hlRf-.it. wc, is really lo l-Snav foi
UNDERTAKING. II A T tt wniTAKGR
will keop constantly on hi.nds a'l kindi of
C! V c O A A F P u S F K d E IE , N T 8, S On the East side of the PuWie S.nnr?, rirt door iibove the Presbyterinii ("burcli. Especial attention kItpu lo tlie bunilirHii. "We now haven fine, new Hearse, for the aeoommodst on of our friend who may favor us with a call. Thty can also, at the same time, leave orders for all the eti rrij;e they may want. We lwvn labored under onhi disadvantage heretofore, but that time has prS'ed. Our hearse ii as nice as any in the State.
jan 11 If
BANTA & WHITAKER.
It has more Performers ! It has more Performers ! It has more Performers !
More ITorsc-s. More Horses. More Horses. More Chariots More
Than anv other Exhibition World.
More Ponies. More Ponies. More Ponies. More Chariots. Chariots.
in the
A GRATUITOUS STREET PAGEANT ! Will be given at 10 o'clock On tho morning of the Exhibition, weather permitting, pnsnig through all the principal Btreeis of the city, showing the combined strength of tins Great Company,
wiih all the new and MAGNIFICENT CHARIOTS WAG-'
)2b; the great nuriber ot elegnntiv i all hours.
caparisoned nurses and Ponies, ami the entire corps of
JtJi,! Performers In the New a id elegant Co turned, THE FINEST IN THE WORLD !
On last Saturday, at the town of
Staunton, in this county, a woman named Mrs. Fisher, had a hen which
laid an eg in the ham of nn? of
her neighbors. Mrs. c. demanded tlie cgn end the othrr woman refused to yield it. Without more
ado, they commenced a furious fight, I
striking, biting and scratching each other. In the midst of the battle the sons of both women standing by the son of thp neighbor stepped up to interfere and part tho combatants. Thereupon young Fisher strung at him, caught and severely threshed him. He then caught hold of the neighbor woman, and succeeded in holding her until his mother picked up a targe c;uh, and s! ruck her opponent snob a fearful blow that her back was broken. Thiselosed theconh-st. The physician, Dr. Hawkins, who was called, says th-it the injured party cannot si rvive. The whole aft'iir sprang out of
tre petty quarrel about the egg. Brazil Miner. A popular man is one who has the happy faculty of never presenting any sharp corners, and never running against other people's sharp 'corner-. He is not necessarily very good nor very wise, and he is rarely very great. Hi character is disiiguished for negative rather than ''or positive qualities : for a certain
fortunate eouilibritim and tact of
dopthio, rather than any intrinsic worth or marked individuality. Inleed, this lat is apt lo be fatal to
II personal nnnularitv. A m ni of
strong points is sure to come into .illision with other people's weak Mints, and to create more or less ; 'neral antagonism. The Chicago Tribune asks and tceives $22,UOU for a column of idvertisements one year. The iisiness men of Chicago are keen 1 pay it. There is one house in Cincinnati that pays 4,000 a year for advertising. There are several in Cleveland, even, who pay as high
s $10,000 a year. Somehow these I CHILDREN under li year, 25 centn.
11.-11 don't break up ; a liberal ad rti.srr never doc;-.
PARLOR Drug Store. NO. 95 ' College A venue.
R. H. CAMPBELL Is strictly in the Drug Trade. Having made t'hrmist ry and Pharmacy his study for year?, he i prepared to conduct the business in a safe and business like manner. 33 I IT O S , CHEMICALS, Patent Medicines of all kinds. Pure WINES AND LIQUORS for sacramental and medicinal purposes.
and in tact, everything pertaining to the limims, always kept on hand and sold at
the lowest cash prices. Prescriptions and Faiuily Iir-
tripes
arefitllv and accurately compounded, at
ocS-tf
8- LOOK FOIi IT ! w wait for rr.'i-a SSriT HAS NO RIVAL! !- mr SEE IT !"a Bovrron's CrapDro City Ban'' wit.t p;:scoome tve MOST POPULA R A IRS OK THE DAY! J..I. NATHANS, Manager and Director. Admission - - dOcts.
SEATS FOR ALL.
HOI H AND SIGN PALNTEIi And Paper Danger. -
ORDERS left at MeCoIloiififh- of Shoe-
J maker & Co s Dru Stores, will re-
ci-lvo prompt attention. Shop 01 c ast side College Avenue, one square south of the
public Miiiaro. nnii,!t-(i
TTicffSoM'S misH Liking I JLVDAM.tsKs, Linex Cambric Hand
I We feel ourselves called on again to ; caution eosst; MEtts against the Indiscrimi inate use of Irish fabrics made up to imitate
I our good in told trade ;:nrk. and general i appearance, and to warn Ihem that their
oniv safeguard is to ee that the authentic
seal of our Hrm. J.N. RICHARDSON, SONS & OWDEN is stumped on each artic! 0.
Determined to contlne ourselved, as here
tofore, to the use of yarns spun from the choio'st and strongest Flax, by the best machinery obtainable: uniform in weight and elasticity manufactured and bleached under our own superintendence : lb contumor will be guaranteed by our steal the same durability and satisfaction in the wear,
Which the genuine gcods have' a'wys
afforded. J. N. RicnARDSox, floss & Owdf.k, june28'71-3m. R.lfast, .Ireland
JOHN L PHNEK, Attorney nit In-vr, BI00!1I!VOTO, 1DI 41 .4, WILL give prompt attention to all business entrusted to his cTe. OFFICE West sida of square, over Stuurt & Mcl'heeters' Hardware Store. 86BrKBBicE9 Tuley & Wicks, Merchants; J. W. Shoemakor, Druggist; Dr. .1. J. Durand. Dr. Jos. Q. McPhcetors; J, Frank Fe, Oxocor. . apUa-71
RAILROAD ELECTION. Va8lilng:toii Townnlilp.
To the Legal Votors of AVwihlUgtoh Town-
.ti.i., ...vfiii. iv; uiiir ijr . PURSUANT to a'l Ordi.f of the tlrard of ('01 lminsionors of Monroe county udiana. notice i liemliv irivun il...f ti'...
polls will be opened at the voting plaoo in said Washington township, on
u.i, Al.lU'HT 7. 1871. for the purpose of inking tho votes of the legal voters- ,.t said township, for oragainrt the H',.propriation of four thousand seven
ntimiriM ai.u sixiy-nine ( 1, v'.i uo) aollars. to aid tho Indiana Northern Railroad Com
pany in thn construction of its Railroad through said township.
11ENKY F. FERRY, Auditor of Monroo County. June 21. 1871 3 w
RAILROAD ELECTION. Bloomington Township. To the" Legal Voters of Bloomington Township. Monroe County. Indiana. PURSUANT to an Order of the Board of Commissioners, of Monroe County 'ndiana, notice is hereby given th it thi polls will be opened at the voting place in -aid Bloomington Township, on MONDAY, AUGUST 7tii. 1871, for the purpose ef taking the votes of tlirlegal voters of said township, for or agflins: the appropriation of thirty-one thousand and forty-six (3 1,046 00) dollars, to aid tho Indiana Northern Railroad Company, in the construction of its Railroad through said Township. HENRY F. PERRY. Auditor of Monroe County. June 21, 1871 3w
RAILROAD ELECTION. Marion Township. To the Legal voters of Marion Township, Monroe County, Indiana. I PURSUANT to an Order of the Board of Commissioners of Monroe County, Indi-.ma, notice is hereby given that the polls will tin opened at the voting place in said M'iriori township, on MONDAY, AUGUST 7th, 1871. for the purpose of taking the votes of the legal voters of said township, for or against tho appropriation of two thousand and eighty-four ( 2,0P4 00) dollars, to aid the Indiana Northern Railroad Company in the construction of its Railroad through said township. HENRY F. PERRY, Auditor of Monroe Countv. June 21. 1871 3w
RAILROAD ELECTION. Perry Townnhlp.
To the Legal Voters of Perry Township, Monroe County. Indiana. PURSUANT to an Order ot tho Board of Commissioners of Monroe County, Indiana, notice is hereby given that the polls will be opened at the voting place in said Perrr township, on MONDAY. AUGUST 7th. 1871, for the purpose of taking the votes of the lega' voters of said township, for or ag-iinst the appropriation of twenty thousand and eighty, nine (20 08!! 0o) dol'lnrs. to aid the Indiana Northern Railroad Company in the construction of its Railroad in ;iid township. HENRY F. PERRY, Auditor of Monroe County. June 21. 1871 3w
M ill 1 i li e i- y Good. IT i with pleasure that we announce to the Ladies of illoomington. and vicinity, thut We have just received a very large :.h elegant stock of MILLINERY OOIS. embracing all the latest styles, in endless variety, and of nil qualities. sS' We undoubtedly have the 1- rgest, neatest, cheapest and most complete stock n Monroe .'ounty, selected 1 y MItS. BKERS, n person, in the Eastern Cities, to which we invite tlio attention of the Ladies. Our stock of various kinds of FLOWERS AND RIBBONS, is tho largest and finest ever brought to this market. We also have one of the finest assorted stocks of Ladies' CLOVES AND HOSIERY. which is very largo nnd complete. We also hare in store a heavy stock of all kinds of Ladies' FANCY GOODS. We wish it distinctly understood that our stock of Millinery Goods, Trimmings, &c, is by far the Largest, Best. Cheapest and Handsomeit ever brought to Bloomington. Cull and examine for vourselves. MRS. BEERS & MISS FARIS. Bloomington. May 'JO, 1871.
DENTISTRY.
Dr. W. T. Allison,
ID) TO TO TTWflO
JLL .11 21R JL .LJ Uf ftO? 9 AT 97 COLLEGE AVE,
i
ARE RECEIVING A NICE
ASSORTMENT
SHOES,
That will omrmnrn favnrfihlv wiih4
rin
any m own.
JT" OFFICE Ove:: Tobe Smith's Jewelry Store. South side of the square. DLOOIIKGTO.V, IiVOItNA.
Kerr & flu vis, Blacksmith audi flor.se Shoers Shop : Opposite the New Jail, on South Walnut Street. ' We are also Agents for the old and reli- ' able iHcCormlcft Reaper and Mower; The FuistSc Bradley Sulky i
Hay Rake, and the celebrated WALKISO CVh TI VA TO it. These are the best Machines in usc,ns w e arc prepared to show Bloomington, Iml., April 2", 1871. 3X. W. Helton, Notary Public AND REAL ESTATE BROKER. I71ARMS, Lands, Town and City proper- " ty, for sale or trade. All kind- of property bought and sold. All kinds of conveyancing done w;th care. Titles ex amined, and all I u-'iness connected wit!' the sale or tnm-fer of real estate. 7 COM.BCB AVBWE.
Ill 1011
FOOT
J.1JHES W. COOKKRLY, LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, REAK OF BLOOMINGTON HOT; I., Bloom inirton. Intl. SADDLE HORSES. Horses and Rugbies, and teams, hired on reasonable terms. Stable just east of the Postoffice. and in rear of the Bloomiii!?ton Hotel. oct! '69
DAVID GRIFFIN, Llousie Xaiiit;i AJST PAPER II lftGUR. Hflvini; had several years' experience in the above named bus'ness the urdersiirncd considers himself fully competent to till all orders for House Painting, Graining, Varnishing and Paper Hang'ng. Orders solicited. Prices reasonable. juncl t '71 tf DAVID GRIFFIN.
DEALElt IJT ALL KINDS OF PARLOR COOK AND HEATIII0 Stoves. Manufacturer of and Dealer in Tin, Copper and Jshiel-Inmware. Piping, Guttering and metallic Rooting Oone to Order. FIFTH ST.. NEAR DUXXS STORE. HL.OONl.liOTO.'V, IND.
Lime Kiln for Sale. I OFFER FOR SALE MY LIME KILN and Stone Quarry, for $1,200. One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual payments. "JOSF.PH S. ALEXANDER. Bloomington, March 8, 1871-tf
IJcinoval. WILLIAM 3MI0IY UAH KKMOVKD HIS Saddle and Harnts Shp From his Old Stand, on Fifth Street, to tie room on College Avenue, just opposite the Orchard House Building, where he will keep on bund and WiU!ufachiH f Order all kinds of Carriage Wagon and Buggy Uarnesis, SaddiCN, Collars, Whip and Saddlery Ilardtvare. Ail kinds of Repairing dene on short notice. Rloomirgton, Ind.. June 21, 1871.
RAILROAD ELECTION Benton Townnliip. To the Leal Voters of Benton Township, Monroe County, Indiana PURSUANT to an Order of tho Board of Commissioners of Monroe County. Indiana, notice is hereby given that the polls will he opened in the voting place in said Hent ft Township, on Monday, august 7th. mi. for the pu rpose of taking the vote of the iegal voters of said township, for or against the appropriation of three thousand four hundred and tlfvy-nine 3.49 00) dollar , to aid the Indiana Northern Railioad Company in the construction of its Railicad through said township. HfcNRY F. PERRY. Auditor of Monroe County. Juno 21, 1871 3w
Administration. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned has been appointed Administrator ot the Estate of James Hash, late of Monroe county, deceased. The estate is prnbab:v insolvent. ROBERT HASH, Administrator. Buskirk & Hunter, Attorneys. June 21, 1851 3w
A Kooil Farm lor l.illle Money. iWISH TO SELL my Farm, five miles northeast ol Uhjfcmingtou. Said Farm contains li50 rcres 70 acres cleared and under goi-i fence, and 50 acres of it in grass. There ire good apple and peach orchards on th' place, gooil hewed double log-house, stab! is. and all necessary outhouses, with a blacksmith shop on the l;md The Farm will be sold for Sl.GOo. if application be made soon, in pavnvnts to suit purchaser. JAS". McBRIDK. JAMK8 IIl"OUl:S. HICK. VAN HORX. HUGHE!) & ViiN HORN, Attorneys sit Lawm.oo5HSGTOX, ixn., WILL p-actice in the Snpreme and infi-rlor Courts of the State, and in the District Court of the U.S. for Indinsi The collection of claims in any part of tinState, will receive prompt attention. Bloomington. Intl.. Nov. 24, 18C9-V
NEW GOODS
AND
New Orders,
AT
I hat e the largest general stock of GOODS on the markot, consisting in part of a. Full Une of STAPLE JTD F1NCY
DRY' GOODS AND NOTIONS, Mens
and Boys' CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES, CARPETS, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, and a full line of Family Groceries, and Hy Ordera to Mj Clerks are, to "Sell them to cash paying customer cheaper than the cheapest!" And they will be obeyed, may 10. 1871
Auction Sale of Stock AX HENRY ELLER'S FARM. There will be offered at public auction on my farm, on Tti iirftria.v, July 6th. IS71. commencing at 10 o'clock A. M , One pair of Match Mares and other Horses; Cows ami Caivcs; Cows with Calf, and Fine Hulls, tall flue stock.) Also, about on'hundred head of Hos. all of the finest blood. Sows with and without litters in lots to suit bidders. Also, a Bugfty and set of Double Harness. Tkrjis: Six nii-nihs credit, with note and approved security, without interest; or cash and a discount of tjn per cent., at option f purchaser. jun7 71 HEiNRY ELL SB.
JAS. B. CLARK. JOHN C. OBC11AHD. CUM & 0BHABD, DKAI.KK8 IN t-Anty and Map'e Provbions, Qureusware, &c. Mamnio Hall Building, niooinington. - - Indiana Th tiirheet prices paid for all kinds of
country produce. tan26 70
KEMEMBER that our Gordon Power Pross turns out fiaa Card Work.
OP IX 3UE !
etxxcl CANDY MAKUFACTORY
BREAD, CAKES AND Candies made Daily.
Will Duplicate any biil in his line of trade freight paid here. I AIJQ MASUFACTUBE Tlie best Ice Crraia, Soda and Mineral Water, In Tew a.
W. J. ALLEN KEEPS tm LABSEST STOCK C,F Hardware. Building Material. Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural Implements, INCLUDING Reapers, Bcvoiviag Haj Rallies, Straw Cutters, Horse JHtay I'orksr (l,OHS, GAKDLK HOES,
lanter m9 3E3C o & &
m av. ms mm
FORKS OF ALL KINDS, &C.
Belmont Nails, Iron and Steel, Pittsburgh Glass, Fahncstock's Wliit Lead. I'urs lJuileil Oil, DMrs, Sash, Venetian Illinds, Livksf Hinges, Ae., ., ever Lroujrlit t Bl min :on. 8- A'l kinds of Tl and Sheet iron Worte done io order Pk.?e gitrt sue a call. J- ALLEJS.
MC CALL A & CO.,
Have the Cheapest Stock of
NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY .AJNI GLOVES, Boots and Shoes, BATS and CAPa SCHOOL BOCKS AND STATIONERY, Col to it Warns and Bastiniff. QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, DYE-TUF$,. HYDRAULIC CEMENT, AND SAIT, In the Town of Blooinliifflocx.