Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 23, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 October 1871 — Page 2
THE UK1DK DRUG STOUE.
J. W. SHOE HAKER & CO., llitvc just received one of Ue largst stocks of all kinds 1 School Books and Stationer ever brought to Blooitiington, and they propose to undersell the cheapest. Call and sec.
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J. T. Richardson. Tim.: Fastest pacing gelding or old illl'.l over. J, ld Owen. Lawrer.'-e c
John Crafton. Tin,,- 1I-17J. Fa-test tiottii.t? i'--!ding c nare, old and ..v, r.
' l.,l . 1 I, M.llfll -ll T ! 1 1 1 1-'i - II '
,son. Monroe ci. " -ii
i years
Time-2-47.
yoats
Win. II
AY. 1$. M
Host fatted hW r :jmU.-w3l' size or t John Ujrnhi-kor, Monroe co., prem. Su-etpstaktt on Jloya. Best bear any ago, James Seerest, Owen co., prom. Best sow any age, James Seerest, Owen co., prom.
Sheep "Son thdown ,1,
BlOOMIIiffl PROGRESS
issded every tvednesray. at $2 per year.
Fust
trotting gehhng or and under 1. i, Monson. Al imroc co
mure, 3 i uv.
Tim-
M-ii'
'ling or in re, 3 ;
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I.
"William A. (Lusz, Editor and rroprie.'o
FACTS and FKtil'ilES. Tbe Cost of a Mile of American Railroad. (From the Nose American Cyclopedia.)
20,000 cubic F(.:-t-v.'orKai...o.Jo
3,030 " blllast 100 tons iron 1 1 2,140 ties at 600 iron chairs 5,200 lb. spike.' Laying Total
..0.3:
..85 00... ...0.-10... ,...0.50... .....06...
86,008
1,050 8,500 ...sr...300 ...312 ...500
..$17
78
This estimate is only for the ordinary railroad bed : all heavy grading, bridging and cutting would
be extra expense. Taking this estimate as the basis of our calculations, we have the following remits : The Cincinnati and Terre Haute Railroad will be about thirty-two miles in length in this county, and will cost $560,570. But to this we must add at least three miles more for side tracks, at a cost of $52,554, and 30,000 for station hoti&is, tool houses, bridges,
and extra w rk, making the grand
total of G 3,130. JNot less than 340,000 will be distributed in the county for h.bor,and for the articles used in the construction of a railroad, with Arlrich onr county is so abundantly supplied. They will spend in our county at least 100,000 a year vhile the road is building, and newly every cent of this will get into the pockets of the farmers, either for the articles they supply, or for their produce to feed the laborers. We will actually get three times lho amount of our subucription into our pickets before we pay out a cent. Then we get the road which will save the farmers at least S60.0G0 a year. The rise in
real estate will add at least a million to our tax duplicate within a year after the road is completed, and three times t tat amount by the next census. Indeed it will be a grand speculation ior everybody. Freed from servility to one Railroad, we shall be sbie to keep pace with neighboring counties aye, with this road ire can out run them, and our couuty seat will become pre-eminent among her neighbors.
Low Fk eights. A package of
goods came through th .s city yes
terday, fron New York, to some point on the Bloomington road, as J i i to., i. are v. -v..l,
ireiguw .i! uiruu uuiu iicw .lull here on the bundle, amounted to nine cents, and the Bloomiugton road received one cent for forwarding it to its destination. Indianapolis Jourm'J. Although this is an extraordinary case, it serves :o illustrate what effect upon transrortation competion in freights has. Were there but one road to convey goods from New York instead of half a dozen, the
freight would amount to as much as the value oJ the goods. There cannot be too many railroads for the good of the people. They benefit the poor and the rich alike. Tie ;selling price of every article i3 governed entirely by the cost of transportation. If that cost is light, the consumer and producer get the benefi ts. We now have an opportunity to get an additional road. The question is with ti e people for their decision, and we trust in their wisdom, as to the result; Anderson Herald. The above is as true as gospel,
and everybody knows it. We also have an opportunity to get an additional road. Will our people improve it ?
est old
AY. 1! M. J.
Fastei-t jiacin and r.ioi
Wm. Sears. Mcrgrin . Time-3-08. 11. F. Ferry. Moiieoc co. Time-3-38. nK.WY lr..u:i,rn' horses. Host stallion, -1 year.-; ohl ::.nd over, V. Boon Lawrence co., 1st prom. Jonathan Riddle. 21 pron'. Best stallion 3 years old and under 4, B. S. Sexton, Monroe c-., 1st prom. R. W. Gray, " id prem. Rest stallion, 2 year- old unl under 3. Geo. Thornton, -Moia-oi c- 1st prem. Best stallion colt, John Boaty, 1st prem. I. Sharp, Monroi co.. -d rrcm. LIGHT DRAUGHT STALLIONS. Best stallion, t years old and over, Henry MuCalla, Monroe zo. Beat stallion, 3 year.; old and under 4, S;.muel Smith, M-mro? c .
Best s Ir.llion, any at;e. under 3 years old, George Thornton, Monro; -o., 1st prem, Daniel Sharp, do 2d " I.IQHT IVRAUOnT MARKS. Best maro, 1 years old and vor, Sintnis & Barnard, Morgw co., pre n. Best nure, 3 years old and under 4, J. O. Martin, Monroe co. lat prem.
Alfred Riley, do 2d Bert mare, any age under S years old, Mihon Lacy, Owen co., 1st prem. Jas. ornith, Monroe CO., '.'d " UOHT DRAUGHT OELB1NOS. Bert gelding. 4 years old and over, C. Snods;r;!ss.'Jlonroo co., 1st prom. V. Boon, La wren co co., ad " Best gelding. 3 years old ard under 4, A. F. Kirkman. 1st pron.. S. McCalla, Monroe co., 2d prem. HEAVY BEAUOHT OEI.rIQS OR JlARES. V. Boon, Lawrence co., 1st prem. iff. 3. Monson, Monroe co., 2d prem.
HOUSES FOR GENERAL PURPOSES. Best st:.llion 4 years old an 1 over,
Geo. F.ller, Monroe Co., st prem. Milton Lacy, Owi n Co., 2nd prom. Best rtallion 3 year?, and u idcr 4, Bcnj. S. Sexton, Monroe Co., 1st prom. Samuel Smith. do 2nd " Best stallion 2 years old and under 3, . Geo. Thornton. "Monroe !., 1st prein. H. B. Campbell. do 2nd " Best stallion, 1 year old and under 2, Daniel Sharpe, Jlonree co., 1st prem. James Cookerly do 2nd " Bert stallion colt "under 1 y ar old, Wrr. Btone, Monroo Co., 1st prem. Geo. Eiier, do ' 2nd " KAP.ES FOR OEJ."IRAI. TURroSEB. Best Bisre I years old find over, 8ini'ai8 & Barnard, Mon;.-;n co., 1st prem
V. Boon, Lawrence co - Snd prem. B-at mare 3 years oid arid under 4, A. Hart, Morgan co., lsl prem. Fark Fliiliips Monroe co., 2nd prem.
Best mare, 2 years old and under 3, Mikon Lacy, Owen co., 1st prem, Jasper Cox, Monroe co., 2nd. Best mare, 1 year oid and under 2, Mirord L.'Koons, Monr je co., lrt prem. Sarr.uel Fowler, do 2nd " Be.-t nare colt under 1 yenr old, V. Boon, Lawrence co.. 1st prem. L. H. Anderson. Monroe co 2nd prem. Gel ling 4 jvars old and over, G. BoHeiiWner, Munrc CO., 1st prem. H. B. Campbell, do 2nd il Best gelding 3 years old and under 4, Alfred Kirkman 1st prein. Samuel McCalla. Monro; co., 2nd prem. Best gelding 2 yeisrs old ard under 3, A. 'Laber'tew" Monroe Co., 1st prem. John Beuty, Unci prem. BROOD MARi'S.
Best brood mare, John Beaty, 1st prem. T. J. Stf.rk, 2d pr. in. SWEEPSTAKES ON HORSES. Best trclding, Win. Koddy, Monroo co., prern. Best mare, S'nr.ms i: Barnard, Morgan CO., prem. Best stallion, Milton Lacy, Owen co., prem. Fastest pacing horse, mi rc or gelding, an'- aire.
Wm lin -rsdale. LaivrenC'! county, $75 00
Time-2-"f
W A.Tlftfrsdale. " $0 00
Time-2-"
J. W. Hudson. i; $25 00
Time-3-.
Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding,
any ae, W:n. Ilagsdale, Lawrence co.,
a.ime-2-50. Jno. Gourlev, Morgan sc., $50 00. Time-3-2J. Wm. B. Monor, Mo: .roe co., $25 00 Time-3-03. JACKS AMD JEKETS. Best jack, any age, Milton Lacy, Owen co., 1st prem. J. J. Alexander, Monro j Co., 2d prem. Best mule over 2 years ole, Milton Lacy, Owen co., 1st prem. V. Boon, Lawrence co., 2d prem. Bost mule, 1 year oid and under 2, I). J. Sxmt", Monroe CO.. 1st prem. d) do 2d prem. Best mulfe Colt, SiUs E. Guy, Monroe co., prem. mci.es.
Best pair mules, owned f.nd kept by one
person, H. B. Campbe 1, Monro; co., 1st prem
C. F. Snodgrass, CATTLK
, 1st prem.
Siid " , 1st prem. ' 2nd "
lest bmk 1 year old and ovcr,
S. A. .Smith, Monroe co., 1st prem. W. A. Boi'ds, do 2nd "
Be.- t buck lamb.
A. .Smith, Monroe co., prom.
Best ewe 1 Year old and over,
W. Bag.'dale, Lawrence co., 1st pre do do 2nd '
Be.U Il'.ve lamb,
8. A. .Smith, Monroe co., 1st prem. W. ltagsdiilo, do 2nd " Log Wool Sheep.
Best buck 1 year old and over.
W. Bag:. dale, Lawrence co do do
Best buck lamb.
V, Ka rsdale, Lawrence co iio do
Best ewe 1 year old aud over,
AY. Ilagsdale, Lawrence co , 1st prom, do do 2nd "
Best ewe lamb,
W. Kagsdale, Lawrence Co., lt prem. do do 2nd " lest fatted sheep. W. Bagsdale, Lawrence co., prem. Fin Wool Shfcp.
Best buck 1 year old and over,
Fr ink Worlev, Monroe CO., 1st prem. AV. Connett, do 2nd " Best ewe 1 rear old and over. Frank W'ir.ev, Monroe co, 1st trem. do " do 2nd " Best ewe lamb. W. Connett, Monroe co., 1st prem. F. Worley do 2nd " Sweepstakes on Sharp. Best buck, W. Kagsdale, Lawrcncn co., prem. Best ewe,
W. Kagsdale, Lawrence co., prem. Green Jiinq on Horses. Fastest trotting horse, mars, or gelding, that has never made a mile inside 3 minute?, J. Gurley, Morgan CO., prom, time 3:024. Fastest pacing horse, mare or gelding, that has never made a milo inside 3 ir.inut.es. J Owens, Lawrence co., prem., time 2:50
Fastest racking, (time inside .'J minute?,) .Samuel Smith. Monroe co., 1st prom. J. S. Waldron, do 2nd ' Recapitulation :
Premiums.
jfls- Kvrvbody ;l.msld or.lt r.t th ' Proitmj' Job ((lir.:;'' and leave .rden for a pack of th(e neatly printed Address Cards
ICHAROSOM'S iwsii linens,
JAMAlliS, iiIKS V-AMlllilO JIAS'B-
W l'" l o:ir?nlv-ft called rn again to Cat"TIO t r)r:-i;M kks against t! e indiscriminate use '.f Irish fabrics made up to imitate our ,;!od.- in fold, trade mark, and general
iV'itl'je, ami to wain tiii'oi iiiui, i;:eir
R1
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on v satP2!tnr.i is i
f a'i 'f our firm, .I. N UK H A KDS )X, fON S & OW DKJf, is plr.mi'ied on each article.
Di'terniined to confine oursclvcd, as heretofoie. to the use of yarns spun from the
ehoi 'est and strongest Flax, by the best
machinery obtainable: uniform in weight and elasticity manufactured and bleached
under our own superintendence : the consumer will be ipuninitr.ed by our seal the ganv durability and satisfaction in the wear, which the genuine, goods have always
tTorded. .1. N. I'iciiardson, Soss S: Owdex,
l-.lm. BelfiMt, .Ireland
that the authentic
jure2
a m tnsii4Ji Fssavs for Your.z Men on GREAT SO
CIAL KVILS. and abuses which intertere
with Marriage, an 1 ruin the happiness of
thousands with ure means or relic! tor the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent in sealed letter envel
opes fro of charg e
Address liuw .uto ASMHiiAiioa, o 2. Sooth Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. :0ih. 1271. ly
DOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER
And Paper Hanger. ORDERS left f.t McCollough's or Shoemaker Co s Drug Stores, will receive prompt attention. .Shop on est side Ccllcge Avenue, one square south of the public sipiare.. mar20-71
Entries 213 13 45 4G 33
torn, jacks and mules, cattle, hogs, sheep,
350
$841 54 140 S7 60 $1,182.
CKicap Farms ! Free Hoimcst OS Till! LIKE OF TIIK IXIO' I'ACIFIC B.AILIROAO. A Land Grant 12,000,000 ACRES
litllHlS
of the
Ecst Farminc and Mineral
in Atiieriea. 3.000.001 Acres of Choice Farming and G raiting Lands, en the lir.e of the Bead, in the fit at v o Xclraslia, in tbcCt r:it Platte VallPT, new fs-.r a'.e, "A-r c.sii or long credit.
T?e,. T.an.ls arc in a HJinl and heaitnv
r'imato. and for "T;.;n-i;fow:ng and
raUinw. ii!isur:ias.;eU 1-v nv in the United
States.
I'riccs KatuTC irtmi $2 to 10
Per Acre.
A.
Act ;a! T"S (f a and
A party of burglars made a raid! upon the" town of Mitchell, last i Saturday. They went through i ci'-ht liousee, in one of which they!
got $150 in cash, a gold watc:i andj
a lot ot jewolrv, worth in all about , c $250. The others they nihil of I ii c 'n. i
small Slims Ol money. a u ... I Frf,. H.,u.ft.,tta of 160 Aores with great excitement in Mitchell over t1 Umitj! ,,1 t0 a Direct Bo
this darincr bnrtrlanous raui, ami -uoo. fer.ci to
tit .
strnnar talk of oreauizuiir a vmuance! 1
.j coniiuittee.
Homevterel-
twecii O,
en Sir entry as i!o::;est j;K!s onl; SULDIKUS OF THE LATE are entiti -d to a
Settlers.
Government
North Pla!
,1-
ir.-ii?
tive varnph
everywhere.
it,
ll naiiuntv of
the !v:w ediiion of dese.r'p-
witb. new- maps, maile-i free
Addrcs
Elections are advertised in Pike:
Oountv to ascertain whether thci
citizens thereof will take stock in the Straight Line Railroad, in the fol
lowing townships, at; the times named : Washington, Saturday, October 1st; amount of stock, S19,8S9. Jefferson, Saturday, October 21st ; amount of block, $11,023.
Logan, Saturday, October 21st ; amount of stock 85,212. Bkaden & Buuford, Blank Book Manufacturers,Lithograjhers, Printers and Stationers. Fine Wedding Cards a specialty ; all kinds of Legal Blanks on hand; Bonds and Stock Certificates lithographed ; Seals and Corporation Books made to order. Sole agents for Patent Building Paper, 21 W. Washington St., Indianapolis. Edward I). Mansfield, Esq., the
O. V. DAVIS, Land Commissioner, U P. Ii. B. Co, Omaha. Neb. 3mos scpl3'71
AM HOOD : HOW LOST, HOW BE-
XT.A. KlUKf.U. ,'liSt puilisiie-i ov in.
Lvwrs. 256 Pages. Ulnrd edition, ine
Medical Com pan ion a on the radical cure, of
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, rmpoteisey, Mental and Pnysical Incapacity, Tirnediment;-: to Marriage, etc., and the Venereal and Syphilitic Maladies with plain rind eloir cirect'ons for the
dy cure of Secondary Symptom:
I
Oa'lfn:iisrc iVo. Wiikrkas, in ('he opini.e, of the Hoard of Trust-i s.of the Town of Bloomington, and State of Indiana, public convenience requires that there sidewalk eons! meted in front, of the following described property ; therefore Sue. I. Beit ordained by the Board of Trustees of tho Town of Bloomingtcti, Indiana, that walks as hereinafte.i- described, be made and constructed to ti c grade as shown by the profiles now .in t'ac liands of the Engineer of said Town. Sr.. II So much of lu-iot No. 137, fronting on 5th st., as 13 owned by Charles
Hughes. So much of Tn-lot No. 131 fronting on 5th st. as is owned by Owen McCain-. So much of ln-lot Ni 120, fronting on 5th st. as is owned bv Margaret Hemphill.
So much of Indot No. 1 10, fronting on 5th st. ns is owned by Fj. Ilumont and John McCalla. So much of ln-lot No. 122 fronting on 5th st. as 13 owned by Feliic C. Dunn. So much of In-lots No. 300 and 310 fronting on College Avenue as is owned by Hannah Miilen. So much of In-lots No. 317 and 318, fronting on Walnut at. as is owned by Eliza L. Allison. So much of ln-lot No. 310, fronting on Walnut st. as is owned by Wm. (). Fee. So much of In lot No. 320 fronting on
Walnut st. as is owned by George W.
Hardin.
So much of ln-lot No 2G1 fronting
on Walnut st. as is owned by Austin Se
ward.
So mcch of ln-lot No. 2G2 fronting on
Walnut st as is owned by beward & tiro.
So much of In-l-t No. 229, side fronting
on Walnut st. as is owned by E. T.Taylor.
So much of ln-lot JNo. 2:s. fronting on
Walnut st. as is owned bv Seward S Isro.
So much of Out-lot No. 32. frontmt: on
8th st. as is owned and controlled by Lewis
Boll man
So much of ln-lot No. 191 fronting on
7th st. as is owned bv A. W. Kocers.
So much of In-lots Nos. 327 and 328,
fronting on 7t 1 st. as is ownea OV f . a
Seward.
So much of ln-lot No. 8C, fronting on
4th st. as is owned bv David bowdcrs
So much of ln-lot No. 70 fronting on 4th street, ns is owned by Alex, Nicholson. So much of ln-lot No. 100 fronting on fithst. a is owned bv Valentine Farmer. So much of In-lo"t No. 185 fronting on fith st. as is owned by Mrs. Susan J. Beers, and Em. Faris. So much of la-lot No. 210 frontii g on 6th st. ns is owned bv John H. Louden. So much of In-lots No. 213 and 214. fronting on 6th st. 119 is owned by EHas Abel. So much of ln-lot No. 211 and 212 fronting on Gth st. as is owned by Joshua Curtis." So much of In-lots Nos 67 6 nil CS.fronting on Rogers st. as is owned by Rebecca
Ferguson. So mm! Kotrers st. n
So much of ln-lot No. 05 fronting on Rogers st. as is owned bv Daniel AV. Fish. So much cf Out-lot No. 73 and 74, fronting on Walnut st. as is owned by John
son -net oiiougn. So much of Out-lot No. 72 fronting on Walnut st. as is owned by Thos. Welch. So mufh of Out-lot No 72 fronting on Walnut st. os is own;-J hv Mrs. Louisa jiiison. G. AV. Brya-., Agent. So much of out-lot No. 72, fronting on Walnut street, as is owned by Wm. II. Pemberton. So much of out-lot No. 72, fronting on Walnut street, as is owned by Wm. L.Smith. So much of out-lot No. 72, fronting on
AValnut street, as is owned by Bluford
AVorley. Skc. III. That the walks to
Ml'IiLVG M i 1 1 i .' " .' (" 0 0 l K
TT is with pleasure tl at we the Ladies of Bloom ingle:
mnounce to . and viein-
li.v, that we nave ;usc r:-ceiv-t a v,.-. , and elegant stock of 3IilLI,!SEUY GOODS, embracing nil the latest styles, ' in endless variety, and of all ipialities. Wo undoubtedly havo the l-.rgcst, neatest, cheapest and r.ost complete stock ,n Monroe county, selected by MXH. B l-TBIJS, n person, in the Ear-tern Cite?, to which
we invito the attention of the Ladies. Our
tock of various kinds of
FLOWERS AND BIRBONS,
is the largest and flnert ever brought to this marliat. Wo also have one of the finest assorted stocks of Ladies'
CLOVES AND HOSIERY.
which is very large mid complete. AAe
also have 111 store a heavy stcck ot ah kinds
of Ladies'
FANCY GOODS. AVe wish it distinctly understood that our
stock of Millinery Goods, Tlimmiugs, &c.
is bv tar tno
Largest, Best, Cheapest and Hand
somest ever brought to hloomincton. Call and examine for yourselves. MBS. BEERS Jfc'MISS FARIS. Bloomington, May 20, 1811.
HEixrrt.Y rot:
AND A COMPLETESTflCE of TEXT BOOKS and STATIONERY, at lin POST OFFICE News Stand. . JtlcPheetera WILL UNDERSELL aky MAN IN VOW'S.
IU:iN TIST11Y.
Dr. W. T. Allison,
TB3 3W TiC J
5f OFFICE Ovur Tote Smith's Jewelry Store. South side of t:ie square. HLOOMIWGTOJV, HXDIAXA.
of In-Iot No. fit, fronting on ; is owned bv Sarah J. Campbell.
WALTER A, FCLAND, ATTORNEY AT taw. And Wolary PatoHc, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. Office in Court 111 use, up-stairs. Especial attention given to Collections, Administrator's and Guardian's Reports, Settlement of Estates, &c. Enough business to subsist upon respectfully solicited, to which careful attention will be given.
juyi2-18il. pdtilcc4 M. W.""Helton, Notary Iiillic REAL ESTATE BROKER.
FARMS, Iamds, Town and City property, for sale or t rade. Ali kinds of property bought and sold. All kinds of
conveyancing uone witn care. 1 ilii-s ei-
:imined, and all business connected with
the sale or transfer of real estate.
97 COUGCB AVE IE.
BAE33RY, C0KFECSIOIRERY
CANDY MANUFACTORY
BREAD, CAKES AND Candies made Daily. Will Duplicate any bill in his line of trade freight paid here. I ALSO MANUFACTURE The best Ice Cream, Soda and Mineral Water, is Towb.
sy-,
Strictures, and all
1. .-cell as Scurvy. SerofuBio'ches and Pimples on
and body. Consumption, fipilepsy,
sen-indulgence or
$75 00
Ohio statistician, in a lengthy article on new railroads, says : "We have demonstrated in this country, with a population of fifty to a square mile, railroads may be profitable at one mile of railroad to fifteen square
miles. We see, therefore, that even I B
in the old States, railroads may yet
Gonorrhoea, Gh diseases of the s! la, ITieers, Boils,
thefae
and Fits, induced hy
sexual oxtrngavanee. The celebrated author in this admirable
Treati-e, clearly demonstrates, from a forty years' successful practice, that the alarming consequence of self-abuse may be radically cured ; pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, and clfe.ot.ua!, by means i f which every sufferer, no matter what his conditien may be, can be effeetaaliy cured,
cheaply, privately, and radically. IteV This boak should be in
every youth, and every man in the land. Sent under seal, in a plain envelop
Price, HO cents A-idrcs, Dr.
ho con-
1 Guide to Health, structed in front of U10 loU embraced and hir-ermatorrhwa, or .specified in the foregoing section, except in
front or out-lot .No. 32, snail tie made six
feet wide, out of good, sound yellow poplar,
or white oak plank, one an.! one-half inches thick bv six inches wide, laid crosswise, on 3
3 by 4 inch oak stringers; said stringers to he iaid parallel wish Hie street; said plank to be nailed down with lOd nails, with six nails to the plank. Skc. IV. That in front of cut-lot No. 32, owned and controlled by Lewis Bollman, fronting on 8th street, the walk shal': be four feet wide, made out of good, sound white oak, or yellow poplar piniik, one and one-half inches thick by six inches wide, laid crosswise on two S by 4 inch 0.1k stringers, running parallft' with the strcrt, and nailed down with lii.l nails, and four
nails to the plank.
AKTED.--G iOL .KELlABLh
and energetic business men, ot gooa
habits, who can furn sh sntisfact.ory reference! and give securuy for property entrusted tothem; (intelligent young farmers and mechanics, who can furnish horses,
harness and wagons, referred,) can obtain
permanent and urofituhlo employment, on
both salary and commission, by applying
to Nofsixqer & Jops;?l"S, 72 and 74 AV. Washington, St., Indhnapolis, or to their Singer agents in their, xesrective countios. septI3-3m
a Union Drug and Book Store,
CO.
No. 7 Beach Street. New York, apr.12 6m j
Sec. V. So much of In-lots Nos. 131
and 132. fronting on 5th street, as is owned hy the L. N. A."&. C. Railroad Company. So much of In-lots Nos. 13") and 15(5.
! fronting on 5th street, as is owned by the i f. J A A- V. K ii'Toad Cimtiiinr.
LEWIS, I Ro much of ln-lot No. 85. fronting on
hands of j
Xl.IV.
A. &
, 1
he mucn
cross
in
increased. But when we thereto
Ordinance Wo.
Wuekeas, a petition .signed by a majority o:' the resiilents freeholders on 7th et" K twfen Walnut a r,d Lincoln streets,
.v., " , in,: ti.iv ,'i'., niiu !
asking that an Ordinance be passcaoj uie of In.ots Nos. 1 55 and I
oer-1 o Trustees ot the town 01 0100m- . 1 . . . e . II" 1 ., ,,t
ington, requiring mai, 1,11 si., iium . .......
ist. to Lincoln St. bo graded ana guttered,
s the Mississippi, we find that Sec. I. Be it Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, j .
do 2nd
Tuesday afternoon a passenger on I Best hull 3 years old and over,
the Vandalia Railroad, was oh-j fT' I , 'Zi
served to be taken suddenly sick a ! Bti; i y:; 2 years old an l under 3, clmrt fliatnimo liovonrl T?il1morn. and i B. F. le'iri rs, Monroe t.o., 1st prem,
before (.ho train had reached Green-j RS-lmr . , . an castle he was dead. Two doctors; '"joi;'I,"iil,fi, Monroe co on the train c-.tve it as their opinion T. J. s.ark, do
that he died of heart disease. From ; ,J'jl', ''al
paper? found on his person, it was j ascertained tint he was W. J. Cush- i man, agent fi r Jenkins; & Co., tea-
dealers ol rl,i!ad(::p!na.
it ordained by the Board of
the Town of Bloomington,
ill t from Ava nc.t St. to
Iowa and Minnesota, there may yet j Lincoln st. be graded and guttered to the be made Over 10,000 miles of rail-I grade as indicated by the profiles of said
i ...:.i i ,.!. . i tmrt of street, r ow in trie hands 'it tne i.n
ruaus, V. IU.UUL wu.mu.MS of Mid Town, and as i.ereinafte
nroner limit OI construction I0rirvi,,.,i . ml that the cost and expanse
whiln thU i'ruistriK'tinii w mil no- on. 1 t.l.-rei.f he ascertained rnd assessed accord
these States will soo.i fill" up to nz ti the provisions
!nl
:nder 2, , 1st prem. 2nd "
rem.
Moaroc County Fair.
JPrem. uma on Stock.
PAIJ3 OF HOESEH OE MARES. Milton Iacy, Owen cc-., 1st prem. Win. Rddy, ittonroe CO., 2d prem. Best pair driving horses, or mares, both the
san.e sex, aiso, training ana gait con
T. J.Stark, M-nroec5., 1st prem.
AV. Ragsdah:, Lt-.wren.-.-? Co.. 2nd. Best cow 3 year: oid and over,
W. Ri-.r-.dale. Lswrere;-. co., l.-l p;
A. L ib -ri-.cv. Monro. c., lud, prem. Best heii- r 2 yars old nd under 3, A. Labertcw, M -nroe co., prem. Best heifer 1 year old and under 2. T. J- Stark," .Monroo oo., prem. Best boifsr alf under year Vm. Rat'sdale, Lawrence co., 1st prem.
do do
Best fatted cow or stee -, T. J. Stark, Monroe ..-., 1st prem. A. Labertcw, do 2nd " Best her-.l of 5 head of cattle,
T. J. Stark, Monroe co , prem.
To ap
provement April 27th Skc. II.
2nd
Md..rtd, regiirdtew of color, shown in - j ;.ork c)lti ; ft'n ag(, hftntl u - - . ,
harr..
II. Snoiigrass, Owen co,. 1st prem. A. R. Hart, 2d prem. Best pair of b atched horses owned and kept by ont person, form and color to be congidenid, to bo shown in harness. V. Boon, La'renoe county, 1st prem.; H. Snodgrass, Owen county, 2d prem. To the horse that can bo ridden or driven a m: e near set four minutes. J. S. Waldron. Monroe co, Time, 3-59.
Best gelding wi:h not less tban three distinct gaits, ony age. Simnis & Barnard, Morgan co., 1st prein.; V. Boon, Lawn nee county, 2d prem. Best saddlo stall ion, not less than three gaits. Win. ,V. Rag sdalc, Lawrence county, Ist prem.; T J. iStarks, Monroe co., 2d prem. i'AST KO.tSEf . Fastest t -otting stallion, 4 y'rsold und over. C. M-j .re, M iroc co. Time 3-1. Fastest I rottir.f stallion, 3 y'raand under 4. S. Sm In, Monroe co. Tim 4-11. Fastest pacing, 4 years old and over. Wm Bagsda e, Lawrence co. Time--2-28.J 1st pn.T ; T. J. Starks., Monroe co. Time-2-85, 2d pr-rn. Fastest acinf: stallion, 3 years ol-l nn-l
M .nroe
do
CO.,
1 5t prem. 2nd "
Ji hn Hornbaker,
G. Pctsrson,
Swcepxtahts m Cattle. Best bull, Wm. Ih.gsdale, Lawrence co., prem. Best cow. AVm. Ilagsdale, Lavrcnce CO., Boar one year old and over, Alfred Thrasher, Monroe co., 1st prem. J. A. Strong, do 2nd " Boar one year old anr undor, J. Seciv'st. Owen co , 1st prem. J. Hoinbaker. M-mroe co., 2nd prom, (low-1 year old and o-'er, H. l-.iier, Monroe c i, 1st prem. S. Uinsrnoro, do 2nd " Sew under 1 year, J. So-'i'est, Owen c ., 1st prem. S. F. Dunn, Monroj Co., 2nd pit ni. Fatte-l bog. A, Koteham, Alonrne co., prem. Beet. 0 pigs under ( n ,-mths old,
W. A Ropers, Monroe co , prem
Bus
population of fifty to a square mil .'. But when we go beyond tho.se States to the Central anil Northwestern Territories, their extent and capacities are so great that we can
now form no adequate conception tin of the amount of railroads they may require. We hazard nothing J: in saying that in the next tweiry ' east years there will he an ar.nunl i:!-!" crease in railroads to the extent of; 5,000 miles per annum, or 100,000 the
mibs. This seems enormous, but. an examination into the movement, and economy of the country will mae
this probable.
imm w. Articles to incorporate the "Bedford Male and Female College" were filed yesterday with 1hc Secretary of State.wilh Stcver Yoiuurcr,
.T.-inoa M Afntlir-a .Tiwsonb Ktillarin. i '"'
l j space Abraham J. Hostettur, David G. i sliad-
4th street, as is owned by the L. ii
C. Railroad Company. Six. AT. That the walks to be constructed in front of the lots-sp-'cilied in section V of this ordinance, shall be made of good paving, or flag stone. Said walks shall be twelve feet 'wide, measuring from
the out side line ot said lots, except in tront
f.. fronting on Dtn
street, which shall he six teet wide; tne o h sice of said waik to be twelve feet from tbe line of the lots. Skc. ATI. Nothing remtained in this ordinance shall be so conitru-d as to prevent any of the owners f lots mentioned in this ordinance, not required to pave with flag or paving ston from doing the same Sec. VIII." The foregoing walks shall
be. completed by the 1st -day of November,
. 1871, otherwise be subject to an net ot tne
General Assembly ot ttic State ot itnnana,
ompel owners of town
Removal. WILLIAM EMERY 11 AS REMOVED HIS Saddle and HariH'ss Shop From his Old Stand, on F fth Street, to the room on College Avenue, just opposite the Orchard House Building, where he will keep on h and and Mftuufacfm-P in Order all kinds of Carriage. Wtgou ami Buggy Harness, SatkHra, Collars, Wulps ami Saddlery llaj'dvraro. Ail kinds of Repairing dona on short notice.
Bloomington, In 1., Jul e 21, 1 S 1 1.
J. W. SHOEMAKER &
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Bloomingrton, XxxdL., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN -Durxxg-is, Pa,iiits, Oils
Glass, Putty, Books,Wall Paper, Window Sliades
A. TV 1 STATIONERY.
We are prepared to give greater inducements in r,eaL Oil and WALL PAPEKt than ever before, as our stock very large and complete. AVe have pur,'hascci on-- of Yeoman's Improved Mathincs. with which we will trim all Wall Paper and Border free of charge, for our customer. Wc would invite tbe public t .all and examine our stock and price. bfore purchasing e.ls"wb;r. Agnts for Dr. lott's Herb Itlilers, tbe greatrt Tonic in the World.
TOHN ROCHESriiR takes idcasure in
Pf informing :1m i-..bl:e -.hat he has estali-
Hshed himself in b isiikss in Mull ikin's cor
ner, On West Fifth Street. Shaving and Hair Cutting done in style. He solicits a share of the public patronage, and will guarantee satisfaction. Bloomington. Tnd . May 24th. 1871.
JAS. . Cl.AUK. .rOHX C. OKCHAUD. CUBR & 0BCHA8D. SKAIKR1S IN Fancy and Staple
f 1
'f
Sit.
Provisions, QaccBsvare,
SLiwiM Hull JB-wUdbiff, lllootnluslon, - - Indiana
The highest price pt.id for all kinds of
country produce. ian.it iu
lit-tlfio fli,n m t to ('
of an act ot tlie ! i,.fu ,j .-,,,,1 ,,.,.. ,. muke nhmk side
State of Indiana, i .,,ki ;T, nt ,,? ,i..,j- nronortv. and 1! icing
-I- "An act to enaole Incorporated , thc ,.nRtv thereto. Approved February 5 to lay out. open grade and improve' i4(h' is-r:-i
and alleys, anc, maKe public im- Te r'ifv t'ne foregoing to be a true and
&c, Approved i -,,,..-,. ,,( . -Arj;nnr. ,-,f the town
oi Bloomington, Indiana, passed oy .ne Hoard -f Trustee's thereof, September 11th, 1371. trki ". from the rec-.k! of said Board. JOHN VALL'RON, Fres't. of Board. Aides' J. Fuask Ffi:. Clerk of T. of B.
ttt
;o much of be grad-jd , ; same is, i
sir
dllevs. and
thereon,
ison.j
That tne grsdo ot as is hi-rein required (. red. s!;all be. unci th
. ,-Mti!tshC-l as tnllov, r. : 1 IT. Beirir.nhig at stone crossing dn of Walnut st. at thch-vel of 211.04. ng t::eie.- east ! I t f.-et w!th a fall of mi tn ic,ii!ilredl!:S (4.10) feet to tnter3 of Alley, and ti a level of 2ii7.r.9 : east t'i inte:.-ei'tii'ii of Washington adist.ancc of 1 r,r f-,t with a fill of eight
1
iiths
and sixty-eight hundre. a 1--V. I of I'.'S Hi slier of aiiev. a distance; of
of three and eighty sis 1 feel. . to a i-Wor" 1 Si
lo ir.terser.lior
.63) feet. and to
east to intersect-.on 0!) fo t, with a fall
indrcdths (3.3) .-. then-- esst
Lincoln street, a distan-'o
Gray, John M. Daggy, George i,V. Adams, Jonathan S. Hostettr and AVm. K. Chrisler, forming the corporation. It is designed to make this an institution of learning of the highest order, for the education of persons of both sexes; to promote the arts and sciences and inculcate the evidences and morality of the Sacred Scriptures. The instit.utiuii will be under the patronage and control of the Church of Christ, and the trustees hereafter to be elected are required to be numbers of said organization.
Ai.s Aisi.5: saorsr. im) s? our
AC8KS OF IYtrVI FOR SALE.
MIF, ITNDKRSIGNFD WISIIK8 TO
I his Ho-.tso and Lot, situated just
south -f the College Cau.pus, upon reasnnr.blc '-this, if application be made sc on. The. house is built of brick, two stories in Light, and Contains nine rooms ai.d two halis, with a front portico to each story. The house has recently been painted and re-shingled, and is ' in good condition throughout. There is a well and two cisterns 011 the premises, stables, wood-shed, chicken-house and all other outhouses needed. Tim ivistiire 1o( ebiokeii lot. kitchen car-
between shall be used for setting! , ' , ' , ft, ,, ...,. nnd
trc-s, and shall be covered to a depth j ;,'.,,,. T,,r. fi-.-g-lee-
1 -.,...-1 i:... r I j -
tion of fruit trees on the grounds, among which are Apples, Peaches'; Pears, Plums,
a well as choice Grapes, and a number of
handsome evergreens. The house will he scld with all the ground, or with a portion of it. T:i;MS.-One-third of the purchase money down, the balance in payments to suit the purchaser. For further particulars, call on the undersigned, on the promises. EDWIN BULL ARD. Bloomington, Ind., July 31, 1871.
of r0 f-. ot, with a fail of one and fifty hundredths (1.50) feet, and to a level of IS3.50.
Hk-:. I V. That the gutters shall be four j
fei t irom the line ot curbstone, and tne i
hall be used for setting
Hon. E. W. Thompson, of Terre Haute, and W. O. DePauw, wore elected Lay Delegates to the general Conference by the Lay Delegate- of the annual conference, held at New
-Vlbany, Sept. 15. Dr. Hitt, of
ol
VnoLbTlid01 U'a" Gpi&lur'dcr3i Vincennrs, and Judge Iglehart,
of three inches, with good,sounl, limestone,
brok- n to the sise 11se.1l in McAdarnizing. Se.i. V. That the grade of the aforesaid part of 7th street, whi n the grading and guttering shall be completed from gutter to gutter, at rigid angles with the line of said street, be, and the same is, hereby cstal-lishe-1 f.s follows, viz : Commencing at the bottom of the gutter on either side of the street, thence ascending at the grade of one (l)inch t 1 the foot, to the center of the street, with a regular curve from gutter to gutter. " Sec. VI. That tb i width of the Gutter shall he five feet and made of good stone, with lead stone six inches tl ick; and the shape of said gutter shall be tbe same as that heretofor' adopted by the Board of Trustees of said Town, as shown by their records, Skc ATT. That, the work required in this Ordinance shall be completed by the lath day of October, 1871, and in accordance with the foregoing specifications. I. certify the f.-regoing to lie a true and correct copy of an Ordinance of the Town of Blooniiiigten, Indiana, passed by the Hoard of Trustees thereof, September 1 0th, 1671, taken from the records of said Board. JOHN AVALDRON, Fres't of Board, f Attest :1 James F. Feb, Cork cf T. B.
WESTERN LAND AGENCY, OF ,1.1 T11EH K MAKTIN, INHIANAFOIjIH, INlli Western Lands bought and sold. Taxes
paid Cash paid for quit claims to land forfeited for taxes, and defective titles corrected. Dealers supplied with low-priced lands. l-'irst-class R. R. tickets furnished land buyers: Lincoln, $16 85; Council Bluffs, $15; Omaha, $1.5 50; and return at same low rates. Address, bv mail, LUTHER R. MARTIN, sept:3-i.w ItUaaapolii, la-i.
Lime Kiln for Sale.
IOFFF.R FOR SALE MY LIME KILN and Stone Quarry, for 1,200. One-third cash, the balance in two equal
annual raynienis. JOSEPH S. ALEXANDER. Bloomington, March B, 1871-tf
The Prcmiuiin Horse Slioer.
A. P.. SAVEIfSCEOFT, Ii B , J - . ... S -f 1
a. m tl Horse Shoer, ri.,i i,f Slvib nr.A Madison . Streets
8" The Premium for best horse-shoe-; u-n owanled to Mr Ravo.nseroft. bv a
eonnnitton of three Blacksmiths, at the
ATotiro.i Poiint,v Fair, he'd September. 1870
1!,.,, il.i-riolion of lilaeksmithiiitr done
neatly and promptly, impairing executed
with dospnlch. septan-m
Jas. B. Mulky.
Jo UK L. PlTNER.
MULKY & PITNEB; A.ttormyii3 fit Law, BLcOO-ttlNtiTOV. IeVOIASIA,
W'ILL practice in the several Courts of the State, and tlu District Court of
the United States, tor the State ot inotnna. Espec'nd attention giy ja to the collection of claims and probate business. Otlico in AV. O. Fee's building, northeast
corner ot public aquaro. Bloomington, Ind., July 2Cth, 1871.
W. J ALLEN U2EPS THE LABSEST STOCK OF ardware,
Building Material, Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural Implements, Reapers, RevolviBg Bay Rakes, Straw Cutters, Horse Hay Forks, PLOWS, GARDEN HOES,
Flanter
B FORKS
OF ALL KINDS, , &C.
Belmont Nails, Iron and Steal, Pittsburgh Glass, Fahnestock'a Whit Lead, Pure Boiled Oil, Doors, Sash, Venetian BKnds,
Locks, Hinges, &c., e., ever Brought to uioomingion.
Bgy All kinds of Tin and sueei Aion nomaoosj""'-
me a call.
Pleas fiva
JT. ALLES.
MCCALLA & CO
Have tbe Cheapest Stock, oi
UNDERTAKING.
B4JIT4 &. W H TAKER
will keep coustnr tly on hands all kinds of
C ! C O A a A F S n 8 F K ll E I I! ii, N T 8, S
On the East side of the Public Square, first door above the Presl ycerian Church. Kxpeo.nl attention hIvi ii to the bUHiii..-HH. AVe now havo a fine, new Hearse, for the accommodation of our friend who may favor us with a call. They can also, at the same time, leave orders for all the carriages they may want. AVe have labored under some disadvantage heretofore, but that time has passed. Our hearse is as nice as any in the State. f""tf BiiWTA A WHITAREB. REMEMBEB. that our Gordon Power Press turus out fir e Otod Work:.
NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIEKY AND GLOVES, Boots and Shoes
SH00i. BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Cotton Yarns and Battinff, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, DYE-STUFFS, HYDRAULIC CEMENT, AND SALT, In tbe Town of Ulooiufiiifctoa.