Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 13, Bloomington, Monroe County, 26 July 1871 — Page 3
BLOOiKTOI! PROGRESS,
LOCAL.ASD MISCELLANEOUS.
L. N. A ...CHICA ?Q RAILROAD. TIMK TABLK AT tlOOMI KOTOS. TRAINS 001 N J NORTU. Lightning Passenger Train 10:04 p.m Hull and Esp.-ess Trai l 2:34 p.m Freight Trail: 2:0E P.M trains oo.so SOtjTU. Lightning Passenger "Train 5:4$ a:M Freight Trai i 9-.0C aju Mail and Express Train 2:0T p:M JAM ES R. BliYANT, Auknt.
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Bill of Prices Per Advertising. Tha undersigned hr!e agreed uprn the following Bi.l of Prices for Advertisnp in the Bloouiingtoh Democrat, ad Bloomingtoa Progress: I year 1 col.SO; c:l.$40; J col. $20. 6 ni03-lcol.$45; rCol.$25; $ col. $12.50 3 mos 1 col. $25; i col. $15; co!.i7.50. Cards, two inches or 1-ss. per year, f 10.00. cr one dollar par mouth for 3 or 6 months. Local Notices 10 cent) par 'ine ; standing locals 8 conti per linn, each insertion. Divorce. Kotices. SI 2.00. Administrators", Excutors', Guardians', Commissionera", Atlcehiaen: No:ic?s.and sill other legal, advertising will be charged for at the rate of 13 cents per !ir.o for first insertion, anu 10 cants per lint- for eauh additional inserlion. All -ega! advertisements which re
quire- proof of publei tion. must le paid
oeiore araaavit wil ba made mereio. THOS. O. PURSEL. Pub Democrat WM. A. GABE. Publisher Progress.
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SHOEMAKER & CO "At one druggist's in New York X 1,000 glasses of soda fizzle down the panhed gullets of Gothamites daily." Shoemaker & Co. don't sell so many aa eleven thousand glasses per day, but they do a very comfortable business in that line. Now the Union Erug Store lias by far the largest st ;k of Glass Fruit Jars ever brought to this town, and the proprietor ia selling them very low, so that he '.viil not lie compelled to carry airy of them over. Go there when ya: are putting up fruit, it will pay you big. E VWEyCEFRoTi FAIR FA X. Near Fai-fax, Monroe Co., June 14, 1371. j SAcenaker jt Co. GenU .Perhaps you
hVK Men bow pxisverntine it is In have
a Us blue flv bitinp you on a bald place en j attl
your D.ai, nor tne irouoie ami expense a rota ill resort to mat he may hide tha'. ig y. ilck looking v.- fiite ball ? 1 was very ba d fcr seventeen years, used to com!) my ha X up from behind and from ihe sid:s and piaster it do a, ft. you will sse persons on the streets oi Bloomington wearing theirs to-day.) that this deformity might b( hid. I tried everything, I believe oven W?i Ave bottles ol that miserably nasty "l-'sturs's Hair Reiterative" but it only iniiJe my h ;sd worst Finally I cotnnieno-n on ' liing'-; Atnlir :ia," and in six months n.,,-hair began to i;row and thicken, until Jt'ij now looking like the hair of a yo-.m;.' jc-rson. Th-rs is v discount on Rtrcg;' Aabrosla. Send ii;0 five more bottles. M. C. St. Ci.aik.
Real Citato Transfers, For the week ending July 19th, 1871, reported-by W. H. Jones, Recorder: Bloomfield S. Chase to Van H. Swearingen, In-lots 145 and 146 in the Town of Bloomington, $2,500. Van H. Swearingcn to Bloomfield S. Chase, 102 acres of laadin KichUnd Township, $3,000. Mary K. Hughes and husband to Geo. W. Cox and Andrew J. Cox, pi rt of outlot No. 26 in the Town of Bloomington, 150. John Orchard to Samuel M. Orchard, the undivided half of in-lots 83 and 84 in the Town of Bloomington. 300. Samuel Mathers to Cynthia A. Parliam, a part of out-lot No. 10 near Bio jmington, in Bloomington Township. 400. William "Whitaker to Jame) 'W. Sears, 120 acres of land in Indian Crcsk Township. 450. Aquilla TV. Rogers to Milton J. Smith. Seminary out-lot No. 94. formerly No. 14, and part of Seminary out-lot 'o. 81, formerly 100, 3,000. Julia L. Sheeks and husband to Amzi Atwater. the north half of Seminary outlot No. 17 in the Town of Bloomington, 2600. Mary J. Mille-- to Timothy Mark, one neve and mora of l-.tnd in Ohar Cre. k Tcwnship. near HarroJsburg. iOO. Archibald 11. Wilson to Archibald M. N-sbit, 160 acres o' land, more or less, in Highland Township, 4.500. ' Conundrum. Why is John P. 5mith like a houwfly ? Bueanse he U grs-at on "Spoes." He 'lls the lest eye aiders iu the business, and sd che:ip tli;it it is econoniy to wear t.em. John iiold one of the most teautiful watches in the city, last week, to the Manager of .he Shel(ienburoer Menagerie, tha: gentleman declaring he could buy of John cheaper than of New Yorh or Cin-
Auditor, when making out the list for publication, last week : Charles Swearingcn, 75 ; A. P. Flowe, 81 ; Geo. W. Hardin, 77 j David Junkins, 80 ; Peter Johnson, 75 ; Samuel McCalla, 84 ; James Whitaker, 85 ; Banner Brummett, 82 ; James McCowan, Si ; Nicholas Smith, 82 ; James Wright, 94 -Sino2 the item with reference to stolen horse was written, the horse has been secured. A Martinsville man, who had seen one of the posti?rs,brought her to Bloomington and secured the 25.00 offered for her return. The mare was rir.den to Martinsville by some person unknown, hitched to the horse rack, and remained there twenty-four hours before she was taken up. Several canvassmen, belonging to the Circu, were discharged here last Tuesday, and it is believed one of these individuals rode the mare to Martinsville and then took a train Bob Campbell is doing a nice little jobbing business. He ships baits of goods to all the surrounding towns, and a few days ago received an order from Fayettevilte. way down in Lawrence The cold chill v wind of lust week
to ascertain if two wrongs wouldn't make him all right. In Kentucky he found a man who ovned a good mill. He traded a jackass and two of the five hundred dollar notes to the miller for his property, and took quiet possession. As the mortgage showed the price paid (or the land to be $3,000, of course the Kentuckian expected to find it an easy matter to make his money. Last week he arrived in Bloomington with his two five hundred dollar notes, and then discovered that the Salt Creek township land would not sell for two hundred dollars in cash. Is this simply "sharp practice," or is it not barefaced swindling? The farm house of Parker Thompson, in Richland township, was burned to the ground on Saturday "igbl last, and but a small portion of the household goods wore saved. The fire originated in a box in which the ashes were depo-i-ed.
No insurance The wife of John Blakely diet! on Sunday morrtino last, after a protracted illness Maj. Perry and lady returned froui their bridal tour, on Monday
JOHN P. vSMITII - It speaks well for the enterprise and business tact of John P. Smith,that he last week sold a watch to the Sheklenburger Menagerie man for 500.00 cash. The watch was a Frodsham the finest made and the purchaser priced and examined watches in a number of large cities before purchasing of John. Ira Browning will sell his
farm, two miles northeast of town, if he can find a purchaser. It is
WALTER A. FOUND, ATTORNEY AT UW. BLQOMSQTON, IK D .JAN A. OBlccln Court House, iip stairs. Especial attention give- to Collections, Administrators and Ounrdia i's Reports, Settlement of K tates, &c. Enough business to subsist upon n ertfu'ly solicited, to which e.ireful att-intio;'. will be given. juy".2-l87 1. Notice ti- Kon-UeNideuls. The State of Indiana,!
Monroe Court v.
i 1 i , . ! ., . , i in iue common i leas iouri, jiugusi lerm, acknowledged to be the best upland, v?, 6
farm in the county. Kead his ad-! William II. Snyder
vcrtisement.
Complaint..
vs. Mare.wt M. Snyder.
flViK defendant in the above entitled
I c ii. U h ippliv r.ntilip.l lli-it. tin tin
r .1. . i ?.i ' . . .
ironi gl'lllicm.in connected Wltn n ; lth day ot August, 1871, l the I'osti.tncwork from the Treasury Depart- ! in !" d- lfcc County .f Clark and ment plates. He come highlv re- ; ut .f 'fTX vvTrVuil' 1 . . . i clt'CK A..l. :in i h oc'fjck 1 jl. (if i!i.i a:tv, co mm (tided by some of the best before st.me ..tfi.wr ut' ri.,!ii to take d-t-
judtres of fine counterfeits. Our ! fition-i. the p.'a;mirt: will pr uce -sd to take the Bank, all the cnuutv officers, and rn'?x bo l!9' J, in.nvl: . ' I deuce -n the trial ol a:.l oaus. and will, it most ot our prominent business men, ; ,,, Cot,ti-iae sHl tukina from day
have taken a conv of the plates : 8 a to day. until .-i.i I iieonsitionsii o completed.
Union Drug and Book Store, J. W. SHOEMAKER' & CO. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Bloomington, XxxX.9 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN , JOPi?UL$gsi9 IPzxxjCL-tm, Oils? Glass, Putty, Books,Wall Paper, Window Shades J. TV ll S T -Al. TIOIVE It Y . "
"Wo are prepared to give greater inducemtn's in Lead, OH BBd WiU. PAPER, than ever before, as our stock ie very large and complete. We bavepureh:i?d one' of Yeoman's Improved Machines, with which we will trim all Walt P.ipe-and Border free of charge, favour ci 'Stemers. We would invite the public to crll ind examine our stock and prices, before purchasing elsewhere. Agents for Dr. Moll's Clerb Hitter, the grwtett Tonkin the World. :
sruidi". We hope every busii c s !
man will take a copy f the work.
The gtiage of the O. S. M. Reiiway was narrowed, on Sunday last, the
flattened out the soda water and i work oecatpying seven hours. Dis-
Ualei tlii
Jillv 12, 1371
I ah day of Jiily. 1871.
.HJilN I. rit.NiB,
Att y for Plaintiff.
Lime Kiln for Sale. f OFF Kit Full SALE MY LIME 1 1C i L . and Si. n.' Quarry, for SiiOtf. One-third rsi.-h, ihe balnrce in two equal annua: nvnicil. ' .iOSKP:l S ALEXANDER. Bleomingrrn, M ;r h 8 18"'l-tf
einnati dealers. Agency for t!io j ,"ce cream trade most effectually.
vi heeler v Wilson bewing Machine l wi i... K........n t'.il i..,.l.
ut John P. Smith's rr ley & wick's
from 9G io G0 in one day, it is usually death to the temperance
"An Iowa woman has begun her i Kvcmcnt, for the time at least, uteideby marking the place on her I p , . . fe M .thi ,0 fe;ndpp
cut 1 .. i .
warm up you Know a mea-
throat where she intends to
when she gets her courage up,
ButTuIeyJt Wicksgottheivconraael ical genileman, of this place, whose
name we withhold, discovered in hi
wcodhouse, last week, a beautiful
tancc, 040 miles.
fpwTig POT o3Drtto aiod3(i '01 0u4K Xiran i H'laais 'sosaKom q itao pni jnijH 'suiOJo fq P103 japataj uyCtf wiij t.mJtl 'JT I9 s108 ff iruoiijjaii dsaqs -qio Xtiwn -Msnityqiiu; 01 JMJoj tpiaxamo393 n 10a ;i 'fiajd!ftKQ 'tnoniJian pnv iai"Uoqjk jnq 'tq9( pri (imiu) iq tuo ton 'ilixnd 'Mn "pwjq ojoo 'imwiifT pni jmuiy ry jt 10 'pjff isatndfw nrtvy 'pdpi& 'tiiww i pfa f ' mtflTBtp pto fmf) ttpxav Jb ptmivsoo nl .jnjqiit&ii in ai eausjj ptsodi qitm 'aitptuCqd jt ii 'isjistip nji i tgva jupj 4uo u
I here will be a Temiu'ranee
Mass Meeliiiu at the Methodist Church. 011 Mi ndav evening next.
July 31-st, at 7i P. M. The open- anhriul,. In. ..d.lres will lm delivered hv TIS IS TO ,ilVK MOTBCK tiur aiiitMss will tie ilii rui tn th.it m t, e ,gth ,iV ,,f ji,iv, A. J
Kev. 1, tiask 1 us, General AgCIlt ot iin Wnrrant in Boniniptcy was ifsu .
TRY THEM
up S!!in weeks ago and marked down prices on- every thin 2; in their I t Mil " 1 t
,arge scock. 1 ney are .f-terminea ; Uuje aninw, covoreil with black
iv ujnt 1 f 'in tut uu t;i 1 1 ui Cl vn
give in addition to the reduc-! ann wime I!,r' anu ncvtr ":,V,"K
tion the usual 5 per cent, off. I seun anything quite so pretty.pioknd
m ; .... nl.iniiil it in a box and carried I
f T V1i1.11 ( H 'riir 1 ' r 1 :
! his onze into the house
the State Temperance Alliance for
J the Son ill western part of the State. s 1 i,-1 i .. .1 .. c t' : .
livery irieuu 01 x eunieraoctf is earnestly requested to be present. Y. P. McNary, Actn'g Chm'n Co. Allianec.
McCO L LOUGH
The Atrency for the celebrated "Catawba Grape Pill" and for "Kcsadalis," in Bloomington. is the Drug Store of M. L. MeC-ullough. I 'here is nothing in ihe Drue, Patent
j Medicine or Stationery I in? that you
T.:inot procure at McCoilougirs. As a prescTiptiouist M.'Ccllough lias no superior, and his many years
iirainst the estate of A'frcd Brown,
Wo' thington. in the co- r.'yo; Greene. a:v.' Stare of imimna. who haj been ndji.dtf.d a Bunkrapt on li s t.i p- tition: That the I payment f any debts and delivery of any j prop -rty I longinj; to such Bankrupt to him, or for his use. and the transfer of any , property by him, is f n-biddt n by law ; th.it I a meeting'of Creditors of the said B::n'-
There will be preach-!-. ia
, . , - 1 mutt: i 1 nuic "
Tl, a,n n,K ;u l,ie o. 1. vyiiuicii, neii 1 at a Court f Bnnkrupti v, to he tioldin at i lit. XSOb- I o .1.1. 1 1. .. .. 1.1 1 1. .. 1 1 .0.. . t . t .n... .
oaouaui evening at tne usual m ur. me iawccin jumps 0, muikv, m mu . . i Towj of Bloomin 'ton, in the County of
Monms and .Slate of Indiana, befuro J.is-
With grat car, ty ft now iiro:w!, we extract from ths Unit, select 'mtautl Aromittici, each chsrtcterlutlo flavor, And produce Flavoring! for Cakefl, CtutnK Jellies, Cmmfl, etc.. of rcrt ex&Utnct. Of gnat tlrengih aiulptrfut purity. jVotAinj arlijtoiai. JTrfry flavor at rrprumttd. iVl ftcsit ach bottlt fuU mtawxu Uu then tmct, will tM no other. Tht mofi aWicote, ddieicut Jlawrs tvtr trade. So superior to the cheap eltracn. Aik for Dr. Price's Special jUATorhiKf. MsDuiactared onlj- b TaOJlPSOS, SIKL-: k PKtCT MF'O CO.. ; Depots, CluYsgOJod St. Louis.
AND A COMPLETE STOCK f TEXT, ; BOOKS and STATIONERY, at the POST OFFICE iNi-ws Staves WILL UNDERSELL ant MAN IK TOWS,
NOTICE.-
E. T. TAYtOR. T.t'iLOB
3. V. UABBVMAU. A, CO.,
tor called his family out, and after j
admiring his pet for some tim-3 and ! dp.. PP.ICE S SPECIAL FLAVORING.
sjieculating upon its probable es
et.pe irom one ot tne snows wnicn hive visited this .section lately, the hindsome little creature was left to itself for a while until its captor
Specinl Fbivorinirs none so nice, As those prepared by Dr. Price So everybody snys .ind they should know Having tried them all, that this is so.
xnetience gives every one an nsu- ! e.tlled upon an acquaintance, who
ranee that safety is secured in calling was reoiiested to trive his opinion
Ke MoROANTOws. Isd., .lana 1-t t.'AtT. J. W. Sn iEMAKF.lt. T.Var Sir: 1 Lf.vc seen publisbvfl in the Bloomington iV;ir. acvr'l .etw-s frcm Si.lsbery jv.itiiii!; up Natme's Kair Kestor.'.tivc, .nd I h.;v bes:i w-s:ii-:o i to think :.i:y on-.-
wojli h: ve a v-or: to sav stt.facor ot tn; 1 1
"'aino-.is compound. If tlw Hisir sick j uVic rea'ly desire an n.-tiele that wi: n:se the hair to jjrov. jiv n'ltrioient t As r.o':s of ' hs: rt-t eniie it to bi roi.-i-
. 1 Tri .1 ! .1
upon mm lie ireeps tie cnotces ; up0 t!l0 0CC!npant ()f tlic box
1 lli,.3 lij JL IHWI.U' li.Jfl V.ltUIr, tfll'.l
has exclusive ngenev for
::hoice brands of Perfume r
S,ciHicranr Ictiinsr.
Rev. E. Gaskins, Ast nt of the
The
. , 1 irmri sum h:iil ee:iroo v rpstoil nnnn
several . 1
the cage before ho yelled out : "A skunk ! by ." Since then, Dr. Cummins ('von promise not to tell
Almost everybody in the county has at some time trae'ed with Jackson Misencr, and all who know him will be glad to learn that he is again engaged in the Grocery business.
B. Mulky. Register, on the 18th day of I Lewis- 25S Thirl edition." The
Vtlir.lSt. lOl!, HI lUOI'lljCS .1. .u. BEN'J. .1. SPOOXER. TJ. S. Mariihal, District of Indiana.
DEAJ.KRS IS OI.oice ITansily G-roccrics, laeecawro anil ?Vostoiia.
f an noon : now lost, how re- '
il STORED. lust 1 ul.il i?h.i I bv IV j
si. biUAitr. Chad. H. McPheetebj. Stuart & Wheelers, ll'arf side of the Public Square, DKALKK3 IZST
Assignee's Sale.
rniiE UNDERSIGNED, ASSIGNEE
JL of the c t.-.to ot Rib;trt M. Gnllowny, Ihin rupi, hereby give? notice that he will sell ut public auction at the town of Fairfax, on Wednesday. Anirt'st 2d. 1871.
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in tns new store, nortneast corner .,t J( nV:ock A. M . Com, Wheat. Ln roof the square, Misencr now has a i -5a.tdles.oiie still and itsappurwnances, fresh and well selected stock, and j Wairons. Bridles. Pbw:.. and other things 1 1 , 1 . 1 ' too numero'is t-' mention. asks hjs old customers ami many ; A-iSO ,. ttXnnmXntm, at 10 o'clock A. new ones to visit, him. lou will M . ..n Siiuiidav. Ancu-t 5th. isti.
1 t I .. I'll 1 J I .1' it... I tlll.l lllO or-....lo X ,N I I,.- I.H! y.m, I . I I U' I e.'ia ll !l P' I fj- O I .1 1 11 1 I it i llll? . K -
-.tate it-mperance Allu.nce, will i name; nas ki;ii un-ce t.i 'a s, ma (;uu- ,, - , r -V ti rT- . - v, v,. ,f i . .. . ! ..... . .i p attA vniielriKilmanl nlwifiMwrlnAiii I u'-r 1 '' '
iioiu a temperance mcetirg at jross j t nigra in little animals, a tamnv oij""""" "-w..v.. . , wu. ....,. ; (Vt(.:1 a ,ot ot 1,ee,,.jWt, :,,i
l toads AI. l. l. l.'jrc. h. .Suni'uv. .In v t ..t. .... .1...;,. o ,.!., i " un-ron ami many i-.tner artio,
not.-s
I on ins pr
ui
,cs Prof. J.
ie
A,
A Chronic Case. Doc. MoN-i,. 1 ct
tba .I"tv.-s.aed '; v. with t:5:i;.- i oUt". at 1 o-clock P.Ai., also at
tfon, -P:no s Avu' It !, w d j MandMnl the same day, at 10 A.M. ; , . , ,. j ROE, of the Sevmour Times, has be i A. B". Coffin, the t;t f yi-aw. and vr.:! r4 th t-si MemWrs of all churches, and all Tfct'uoelt ,,as rot'l',ve' a ,rom ... ' ....... Auction
tnanyyiarsmor-, .N? ,,iyK , , Ghent Collet. male and female I comv 1"n msm;l e" 3a wrucr o,
..vtWror to try :e "Ami'lMslii. J H : - "-v ,..,.. . ! I.,.iV. ,tP.. l. .,:.M ,J I
' .1 li.i. r..i tn n i, ,h,...l Li.,- n,l l.na ni- 1 l"H". iv iiiiiu u K'.i.n
Je. ne t sr. ;: iiitbf uitioti. I will 3
voto thi Ditt.ocrui.i
tick:', in '7-J
II. C.
B;.o
B0LT2MAN A t?;N The quantity of Wool brotigli! to town now, is on uufuiiing source of wonder lo sorou pessons. Many ticacs you wiil cbserve wagons on i 4,::rt. u...: i...!..
PVCrv .-live l, coi iliiiiiiih nue uit:i 1 n . ' O I in n il! ,,llniin 1 1 im,i ! n cr.nni
of wool, cm-hvs?d in sheets or quilts. ,. ( . . f' J - ' r
S-Uiool. at Ijrhent. Kv and has ac
c-'pted the position of President
reiOrm, are eoiMiaiiv iiiv.tet.1 to at-1
:.'u.I these meetings. -,,!.... .1 ' .1 . Ml I 1
,.V' T i j " .".c,nMr. Aug. O. Reuhelt his
T. P. W KMC Eli. " i the
m-- iii the same College
Kemoved. Henry L. Hewson j ,,er of n)SCCUti(ms, have heen
ti-ir i.iiivi inn i.iuvi ;:o'p in viie j room one door south of the Bank,
, I horrible poetry-
TcuMsof Bai.k. tV.il) in hand on
'i O'.
ROUT. C FO-sTE:
Blooniinsjton. Ind. July 19, l'i'l
e.c-
Med cal Com;-: nion and G uide to Health, I
on the radical cur:.- of .Supjrrmitnrrhoja, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal I Losses, Impoti-ncy. Mt-nlil and P'nysicai j Incapacity. IrpeJinnni:: t Mairiagu. etc., imd the Venerea! and SyphMitis Maladiis with plain and c' lar din-ctions for the speedy cur? of Secondary Symptoms, ; Gonorrhoea. Gleets. Sli'icinre-, and all diseases of i. skin sr.ch a; Scurvy, Serofu- : !n, Ulcers, Boils, Blotches and Pimples on ! the face and body, ('c.n.-.iiiiption. Epil and Pits, iridticcd by ll'-imluigeneu or soxhhI cxtrH'jjr.viinci'. The (eb-brti!d aoi'ior in this ndmiral le Tr -atii-e, chvo-ly detn-i;ists-ite. from a forty . yean' 9U!.-ci--sfu! practice, that the alarming : :onseq:i-'iv c of self-abuse naf be radically I
' eared : poiiitinjr out a mode of cure at once i ;ii:ipe, cnain. iirol ffd'tcal. by means of ! which ev -ry suftcrer, no matter whut his ; ! condition iohv bo. cm be sifecttially cured, j cheaply, privately, and radically. SfeSf-Thi-. book idtoul-l be in bands of very yoiiili; and every: mn in tlie-l!WH-.. .Sent un-lcr ?e:.l. in a plain enveione, i Price 50 ivnis. AMre;. Dr. LEWIS,
J. W. BUSKIRK, Attorney at Law, BLOOBIXCTOX, IXD i ' Office over Led Taxnenbamnt Stort WILL PRACTICE IS THE COURTS OF THE STATE. ? Special attention gives to Probate buc!"RSR. mnd trt nrtllftftticm iwntft'fl
: No. 7 Co:
Ni
i-.vk. "pr 1 -.! lini
deal of it, too and
. . T....1 ,.....,..
eeepted ' ' uhhuv ui:
Xotlcelo .on-SlPnJdcnls. "FiT,
the people of ; Tlte j l.,4ina. Monroe Covniy in : half the time' 11 f 'I"n''"e Circuit Court, September j I Trrm, 1871. !
num-insti-
and there are ahvavs a half-dozen
or mora persons endeavoring to buy these wagon loads, but none succeed so well as llohzman & Sons, proprietors of the Woolen Factory, sit the eist end of Fourth Street. They pay high prices for Wool, and. do the best work that is dune in the count v.
! will also, in his new location.
ceep
GEORGE BOLLHXBACHEP.
"Soiueof the inhabitants tht - Fiji Islands who have been converted to Christianity, have goti' back to cauuibalism, and eaten their missionaries. Vronght-ir-in missionaries are the onh' sort for that
i stcck of Ready-made Boots of his iwn manufacture. His old customers are invited to visit him in his oew room. apl!2
Cincinnati lit iiiie
SCOTIttK Y A.VSfAL MuSTlKO.
T...-, tan mev .., .1,,.,..: r....i:r,. ..,( .1... .
Professorshin of Math ..nnatics, i shivering Willi tne oreati appretien-j Amelia Com-nsr tt al, vs. John McCalla '; JL holders of th- Cincitm-ni and Terre
sion that he will vet write a poem and Jiuton uiixnt. '.' iw7 '--'"P-"'.. u.r u.e e-e...n ' i i.' Nov cotiv-s the Defendant bv Hester & ot lhr, ctors tor the en;iuri yar, and for that must necessarily incur the dis- , Buskirk.tv's.and fib their cross complaint Uie tre.nsiietiori i f othor business, will be i n . i t-. . i.i.! : ; in,,.t'.i. n-iil, n .iffi.-i, ,vir tl-i.it ,m, , lieai itf l.reerishiirp-. ill lti' eountv i-f Do-
tutcd before Justices of the Peace, ; pleasure oi me uany, anu uiai ; , t4 tl) orM, m Amt0Pc I catur, and State of 1,,-., on Tuesday
the br;; day ot .tuiiil. lTl N ATli AN M Mi DC-WELL, WILLIAM BLEAKLY,
SAMUEL MARKS,
SROEV1, STEEL, PAIiXTS, 0'LS, Doors, Sash, Glass, Ptrf'y, Chairs, ft; I la i' Unities, &c. A full ai:,d complete stock of i;.5 &'?- . . . ... . Farmers' aod 5Icchaa!cj' To;fc; AND CUTLERY. Special attention given to- filling al. Orders or Dr.ilding Materials. Bloominirtor., maj 19, 18U9.
oeo. a. zsrscntR. 3. S. SMITH BCKTBt. JUSKIEK & HUNTER, ' 4TTORXRVS AT AKU PRIVATE B..liKEB4l. Bloomington, lud- oiBce north tide of the public square. We will attend to all business entrusted lo oar care, in the Courts of this State, sxd are also prepared to discount good end solvent paper, on reasonable terms. Reference Messrs. McDonald & Roach Attorneys, Indianapolis; Messrs. Window, Lamer & Co., Bankers, No. 52 Wall street, Sow York; Messrs. 3IcCalla & Co., Merchants, Bloomintrton. Ind. tuav9
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Monroe realizes his ter
C'tiips anil Splinttm.
The
..... ii.. r,, ,,.: ,.:,, ..rtr!- nm..: i their beautiful, level town, mav " I). I'nnnicz, is not a resident of the Stato
- 1 ill I . 1 : of
fiifc.''.. us provided under an onliti
aaee of the town, and the iuries j thereof.
secr.itol.3 unable to decide what j rib'e condition, and regrets as much constitutes association, as intended ! as any one that he cunnot break the bv the law. Webster deS les rtsso- sIel! btlt lie g -owing old, has
ciVf, "To join in compr.ny, as a j become hardened in sin and riiymfiicnd. companion, partner or con-'"g and fin(,,j il impossible to
Afri an M. E. Church -rot federate ; one frequently in rompanv I st"P- liere was a period in
up a p'c-iiie, at the Fair Grounds! with another, implying intimacy or;lfr when a cure might have been
, : i 1st Thursday, and at a late hour in i etiualitv." Some persons hold that ettectetl, and lie tells ot it tlius :
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n oii'mlna act s ni.irv to con. I "VC COUHI Have nefn Clireu or
poetry in the same way tnat we were cured of camp meeting at .Monmouth eountv, New Jersey,
versation on a street or all.-v is as-; when an infant seven or ei p-ht vears
oticc is t'.creforo !e rebv riven saio d
f.in:lnt. that unless he be and an'.war "ti I
theflrst dav of the next Term of the Mori- J ALP'.I El'S B QUACKENB03H ro Circuit," Court, to b hidden on the 2nd I JOHN D. SCULLY. Monday of Sept.. A. D. 1871. at, the Court JAMES SMALL. "ll ..u?e "in Bloomin-jfton. in sai I County and I JAMES B FOLEY. State, and answer or demur to-aid eross ji!19-7l-3 Board of Directors
conudaint. the same will be heard una determined in his i,t ene U'itnos- mv name and the seal of said
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l,;u I t oi.rt. auixea ai i noaungion, mis 11111 UlO; ,1 ... .... T..N. A T 1 l? I
JOHN R. EAST. Clerk ,
! i:clipse!' Liver j. Feed and j Salle stable. ' J. O. WORLEY.
! slitutc association with" a prostitute,; while others maintain that a con-!
country." Or, better still, have them made out of the leather that
Iiollenbacher puts in his Boots, j damaged him to his heart's content
tohoss and Gaiters. lhey'd last; Both parties pleaded guilty and
iorever, aua resist me nre aiu teem W(,re fin,(1 T!l. io.htn:n tpn!n.
the atternoon, two colored gentleman, Hart and Crav ford by name, had a little unphvsan' ness.whioh culminated in a fight. Crawford cut
an overcoat pocket -villi a flip, over j soe.iation within the imaning of Ihe 'old.
Hart's rio-ht eve. mid otherwise s term. If men mav walk noon tlieiot shoutin
4lminlKlraf or? lire.
.TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Til AT
the undersigned has been appointed,
by the C'erk of Monroe county Common Pie s Court. Administrator of the estate of
1ST
" - ----I HAS one cf the largest and ' be; t arninred Livcrv and Sale Stabljs in
Monroe, or in (my other county in Southern Indiana. Sriddlu horses, or h arse:, and busrpies will be furnished at any hour if the day or niuht. Commercial travelers and others, will be furnished with convevance
llrHlnnnce XO. XIj. I so p, Monroe coun'y. Jmliana
. ,. . ... ., ,,-; ,tt The estate is siiftioscd to be solv". Prwiti for the grading, guuet tnp ana . 0 nTrHKiT nwiTll'M t.Ifdanzwg so m-.'ch of Wxbmi Street m 19, t HELL D. MATH - ES, r.i'lles herwen Third and 5th Streets. Adminisii ..or.
?!kctio2S I. Be it ordained by the Hoard of Triwtee of the Town of BlVomint.;.n. iv- i , Walnut Street between Third
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I En.-ch Green, deceased late of Perry town- t0 neisrliborint: towns. Good, steady f orses
turnished to h miiies. Horses fed by the single feed, day cr week, at reasoiable rates. We ;iropose to keep ft
The Cheapest! HENDERSON'S FURNITURE WARERQQH, Korth Side Public Square. . Furniture nnd Clinlrs, of U'i best materia), put down ftt the faery le west prices. COFFINS ARB METALLIC CASES, Ready made and r?ady trimmed, of .-il prices, and sold chr.npcr than at ory ethrr place in Bloamingivn. My Hearse mill attrxd ell FimeraU, Fret of Charqe. E. J H ENDKESOS. Bloomington, Ind-, junl4
ot any cannsoai, no matter now ferocious. Go to Bollenbacher's
have been furnished with n lessen -
when you want goods taat are!er8' and package can now lees
serviceab'i
pressed by four trains each clay
-C. S. Sample exhibit:
specimen of stone found on
near town, which he bel
make the best of water cement
confident is Mr. Sample that his fortune is assured, that he is now
DUNS & Coin buying hrgc quantities of Sugar with which to sweeten your fruit, a cent or two on the pound, is ao inconsiderable item. Now, to get the advantage of this reduction,
l i n ii J contracting to Ion nionev in anv cheap, and we will tell vcu out of, " pure philarlhrojiy. Dur.ii & Co., ! su"b at - P c,;,lt- per annum. He buy sugar aad tn'ffee by the carload j w'll have the rr.oney when he makes and get a margin that other dealers; it, which we trust will be soon cannot receive; ihey give the mar- j The north end of the building occugin to their cuslo.ncrs, and bv thmj ie(, , th(J p ffi means secure an immense trade. It I' ' , , . pays the customers and it pavs torn out, and the main room will be Dunn & Co. Call and learn prices j extended back some forty feet and
when you buy in quantity. j will also bj carried up to the third
Our paternal pa Was no patron : and Fifth Streets, be graded ''""ered and .uting camp meetings, which; ' AtiAmiacu to the grade as Indicated by
. ' . i , , lilt prOH t Ul Slim l'UV ui i.mi;oi, streets with prostitutes, or chaffer i ?ve,'f very popular m that country tll0 fiands of the Enpineer. and as herein .. , ., . , , . nil those days. One one occasion 1 nrovidd. with eood, sound, broken lime-
witn inem in puuiic places, just aiwe t njia in at the ,oUrnew'! one. to the. depth of one m fo:;t. bt openlv as with resoectablo women. i,.,..i. r. i;fi t,n.i I center of the Street, and gradually im
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will some one point out the line of demarkation between the two classes, as exhibited in their treatment
in puone: ine law cermniv does
the
ssn-
iiif; to six (6t inches at the fiuttors (-neither side, and that the cost and expense t'lereof bo ascertained and asses-ed ncrordinc; o the provisions of an ant of the Legislature ..r .t.. !.t r,f li:,iti,i nntWlod i-iin nr.! to
just bom again, who stopped shout-, onable ineorponited Towns to lay out.open.
Vllevs n no
therein, &c.''
1 I r . i n l . 1
iereo ana irequentiy lorceit to ap-' p roach it. We knelt down in obedience to the order of a sister!
' " 1 i mo-and iiimniiio- no nnrl down nmr ! made and improve Streets and ,
his farm.: not contemplate that the most noto-! ,T, crioo that nr.W nnA t'J m.-.ke public improvements
.. . i ii i , '- " i Aimr.ivoil A irn inn, mtm
leves will) nous prostutue snail receive tne add "rrav, vou wlnte tieariecl,( kEr u. That the t;ra -le of
Sr. samp rpeno-nition nnrl deli 'ito nlfon.l raircrnd little rascal. VOU I Ul'av ! or, AVnlntit Street, as is he-ein
5SrThe bigseMt dollars' worth of
anything in the Grocery line, can be procured at Dunn & Go's.
t6T Blank Warranty Deeds and ! Mortgages, for sile at this office. j
story. As nay be supposed, the building is not a pleasant abiding place while the work is going on On Tuesday evening last a son o: Thomas Smith, rode an iron
so much of
required to be
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tion5 in niihlie tint an. nn-n (n " " K" "own to nen unu ue ournti f b- : " , : . , , , nous in puono turn are soow n to ! , , . be and the same is, hereby established as
tho Kistcrs nnr r aiiThtorc nf tbooi. " toiiow:
jurymen-
stone, where the worm dieth not,!
,,,.,..! Besting that upon the bench welin1 "'Rhty seve ; began to "boo hoo," but didn't know VK ' . i exactly why. One of the preachers : ai d tothe level of
named Wilson, living in Illinois, traded with one of the Bradens for 120 acres of land in Stilt Creek township, this county, giving therc-
igrav mare into town, and bitcJied lf,r some thirty head of cattle. He
rrom many portions ttn(l the thirst is not 'snuinehed.'"
of the State come reports of the j The bench was so high that we
discovery and summary killing of! could just reach it with the chin
mad dogs. There are too m
worthlocu enrc in Kir., .i-,. i rt
... ....j i, tfiuiii. noii inn, aii . ,i
1 i a , I V,V,IV,biT I . W IIC 11 U1V 111 I UlllC 1 .1 present, and if the dog ordinance isj st00J)d fl(,;vn aml saifl" Wrasse!' not enforced, the citizens should test ! with the Lord, sonny !" We were
the efficacy of beef and strychnine ! something on a "wrasse!" with the in abatine- this doonnrrl n;e!,,,! H'tlc boys, but couldn't conceive
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, ..rt ,. ! wnat was meant oy wrestling wunj A vcar or more aim n mai-i i J
t ' ln T jiivI An aattar thrnncr w:tk
IIIV IJIIIU, j . .lll.JI. I. ,w "crowdine the mour iers," who were
Skc. III. Beginning at the stonp crossiinr on Walnut Street, south side of Mb Street, at the level of 187.87. runnini; th nee south on W. ln.it Street, or, a de
scending grade of one foot and six hundred
veil thousiiiiutlis ot a tool
r-on (41) feet, a distance of
south si le of Fourth Street.
el of one hundred and seventy-
ore (171 ) Sec. IV. Thence mi descending grnihof one foot and thirteen hundredths of font (113) in forty-seven (17) feet, a dis tanee of one hundred and forty one (141 feat tothe north line of Bollenbaeher's alley and to a 'cvi;l of ( 163. 1 1 ) thence on a descending grade of s x hundred and ninety sit thousandths (0 (iflti) of a foot, in fortyfour and a half feet. (44. M.) a distance of
t at, nw.lrlnn, nllrl ,nll,nV (1C
iii iiiiuiiiif, an i ii v i uu iiini ivinMK . , , , , rt.-, e . i r. , ,ti ! i j i I ,llv;'- hundr-d and sixty-sov.-n (2b7; feet, to
ii nweuv.mtu nimsuu nan m.. nun tro noti.M rosin ' south side of Thirl street
SCHOPi" & KAUFFMAN
A bashful young man was escort-1 her to the horse rack on the south came here to see his farm, and found
j that it was appraised for taxation at
ing a bashful yomg lady, when she1 side of the public square. When Baicl, entreating!)-: "Jabe2 don't he returned to the rack for the mare,
"Don't be 'afraid," replied he, ""i f10 s me' antl has not si,,w' am aa much ashamed of it as you j 'e('n ncartl from- TIiat the mare are." That settled it. Schopf &was stolen there is no question, as Kaufrman are not ashamed of their; she lias a oolt on the farm, and if Bread, Cakes and Cream nor have; turned loose would soon have found
" "" " ' ' :7 "her way home The foilowino-
trnrfpotis. t nen vou icei : '
o o . . -
ern crnrOTntii!. t hon von tool
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thirsty, call for a glass of Soda, at, Mmvh UI '!KlzeD' ot Monroe county., tbi3 estabiishmeii it will quench aged seventy years and over, were TO'jr th:r -i .tt ti-w, rr'' v omitted bv th" Dmwtv
loose, and could only be laid by confusion and uproar. Presently
and to the level of i'1H3 91.)
Sec. V. That the grade of aforesaid part
... , , , . . oi street, wlien tne irraoimj. euTtorinij una we felt a rough hand at the cuff ot McAd,.mizinC shall be completed from
the neck, and the next instant we; s itter to nutter, at right angles with the
were lifted high above the heads ot n, "f street, he. and the same is. nereny
t ti,,, .. , , . i.i i: i i er liu.listiert iis follow s. to wit : i. oinnienein;1
i"ov t uuii, ii would I inu crown unu sent wiiuini umi
ni, tiin bottom of the gutter on eitrer sine thence :icendin2 at the crude of one ( 1 1
But I. mch tothe Toot, to the center ot tna street
$225:00,
seem, was determined to be even l beyond it. We were considerably . r ..i . ceiittarfwl mill lamr!lll7.od. Bui
so, iu company WITH a naatl named ,., . . ' . . o wa Uith a regular curve from gutter tr Rutt.er Henry, he called noon n attorney y , ,,ect,nK. t !H "1' Swj.ViT. That the wmk above ,vq,c red i-venry, ne caueu upon ., n attoinej, d ub d jt out fop borne, i iM thU Ordinance be con rletod by the 1st
Had a deed made to llonry for the; our movements being somewhat diy of November, 1871, in accordance with
accelerated by a gentle application t;rr'w"f-
of the left paternal boot in the rear tnie np$ correct copy of an Ordinance of for the "old man" was left handed. Hie Town of Bloomington, Indiana, passed The cure was prompt and perma- '871, and takan from the records nent. We have never been to the; trinv WJLLDRON.Pres'iT B.
land, in consideration (so said the writings) of f 1,000 cash, and four notes fir $500 each, Recured by n-ortgage. Armed wiih the mort
gage a rd notes, Wilson sfarted off mourner's bench since that day." I J. F. FEE, Clerk of T. of B.
I" HENBY F. PEP.P.T Auditor of Mon1 roe County, State of In liena. do hereby give Notice ;h:-t the Township Trusti es of the several Townships of i:he county, have made and returned their enumerations of the white male inhabitants over twenty-one years, of their respective Townships, and the said, enumeration ac subject, to the
inspect'on of the public it the Auditor's
stable, and asl; tho r...-'
.c to cive n9 a trial.
Al! thi. i ppmints of thA nM firm
are in the hands of the p:-essnt proprietor, and mcst be paid at ones Blni.mini.-ten Ind, Dec. 28 '870.
ATTOBIEY AT LAW AND ftcufrali hniancf Jlfiat, nioomlntrlon. Ihd.
Ofiiee. The following is the aggre-ftte of Agent tonne louowmg namea rena neint'ne white male :nhabit nts ov.-r the age of surane,. Cm paiues: twenty one vears, in the ..-espective tiiwn- ACTXA Fire Inwinee Company. ships, to-witl 1 Aei ... $5,150,331 71 Bean Blossom, 2S4 Van Buren, 232 VKDF.R WHITER 8 Fire Ins. Comjanjf. VV .whin-ton 20 Pen-v 358 Axt i ..$3 634. DOT 85
Marion," 79 Salt Creek. 124 JETS A Life Iitrur Cmeiy,
Benton, 167 Po!k, 152 Bloomington, CHS Clear Creek. - 268 Kichhmd", 315 Indian Creek 218 Total number of white male inhabitants in the county, over ths ago of twmty-one years, thr.:,- thousand and forty i-ne 13041) according to the suid etiucicrut on and returns. The public are invited tc an examination of the same with a view u the correction of any errors, mistake or o nissions therein. HENRY F. PER BY, July 12, '71. Auditor Monroe Co.
i i..$l 2,000 000 0
m-TIIE H EST IS THE
CHEAPEST. OFFICE Not th west corner of Public square. 5.1u'v 1 69-y
Ttae rrHilum Horse Sliocr.
Notice to Condraetor. T IPS will be n-ceived :v the Board of
t .) Trustees of
for the grading, gutter' tig and McAdam-
izing. of : much of Walnut Street us is spec-ill .'i.i in Ordinance No. 40. Bios must he. for grading, by the square vard. guttering by the square foot, McAdiimizing by the foot (lineal.) Bid will be opened by the Board At their regular tveeting. .Inly 17th 1871. Tbf Board res -rves the right to reject any or all bids. Rv order of the Board. .1011 N WALDIION Trost. Attest: James F. Feb, 01 k of T. B.
A. E. RAVENSCR0FT, 13 lsAcJkiiiiitli anl Horse Shoer, Corner of S xth and Madison titreeU. fitaS?" The Premium for best horse-sboc-
tbeTown of Bloomington, 'msr. was award-.l to Mr. Rnvanscroft, by a
committee ot t iron uiucKsnuuw, at ine Monroe County Fair, held September, 1870. Every des.-rfprion of Blacksmith njrdonc neatly and promptly. Repairing oxecutcd with desput' h. s).28 70
JAMES BVOHSS. KICK. TAX BOSS. DI GUES & VAN HORN, Attorneys t Law BLOOMISGTOS, IISD WILL practice in the S.preme and inferior Courts of the State, and in the District Court of the UJ5. for Indiana, The collection of claims in any part of tha State, will receive prompt attention. Bloomington, Ind Nov. 24, 1869-y "EARLY BREAKFAST" Wood Cooking Stove. . IOSCO SOLD IX 1STO. Over 30,000 in Actual Unef T1. targwt Oven of ny Store maoufactured in the United States. Patent indestructible double fire bottom. Uses less Wood than Stoves -wit Ovens one-third smaller. Hot Air Chamber in front of Oven.
ggl. Every Stove poaranteed to girs perfect satisfakion. r.nd its bakine quall'-iea
itju-.l to those of the old fashioceil brick oven. Manufactured from No. I Charcoal I ron i y Rcdwaf X XSurtoa, Cincinnati, Ohio. For sale by all wide-awake StSTe Dealers, like r W. G. BODKIN, . june28-3m Bloomington, Ind.
Vousigr iidtc I JO. i "t X "t UL "t o, I VOI 4AlOI,IS, BU.. E aexl Seluwl year begins Seetember . otli, 1871, and coses Junu 13, 1672. Kxpeasos Moderal e. Board of instruction full and efficient. Location Unsurpassed. tSbf Send for Catalogue to iulvlS-lw Rev. L. II U DE1V,
I Sjpsriaitodont.
Robert C Fogl:er, iA ttortiey at 1 - aw, Hloomljigrton, Imi.
spec: a attention to the eilents' Estatm, snd Col
lar- Will give
settlement cf Divei
led ion of Claims
Office Artst 1p Public Squi re.
W. Ii. Bodkin, S1UX.X IS All -USDS OV PARLOR COOK ARB HEATttQ StqyeSa Manufactarer of end iNmler in TiB,Cflppe r anti Shret-koairare. riplns,(-H(terlBKanj Rletallle Booflnr Oone to Order. FIFTH ST., SEAR DUSSS STOSE, BLOOMlSCiTOlSi IND. JAMES V. C0OIERLVt UVERY4 SALE AND
PEtet STABLE,
THE WORLD RENOWN ED HOWE SElViNS MACHINE 1 ith al) the ate improvements.
ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF : Rear of BLooMiKeTOf hotei
ttwiiiu, rOK FAMILIES OR I Bloomiugton. IHA. I'JIAN'IFACTriRIF?. OADUn tiuib,iiorsesand Buiiri
R. TT of A TVTDTJT'Y t A n.A O -and teams, hired or. reasonacU tonus. WsUIirXJOUllij, Agbt Btobcjtasteart oftbe Poet ISoe, anAicu BloomiDcrloo. Ind.. Ik-.. 1 'T,k V s . o, - o. ,