Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 23, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 October 1871 — Page 3

BLOOMIHGTfil! PROGRESS,

LOCAL AND UfSlUChLAXEOUS.

L. x. a. y ciuvago RAir,non. TIME TAW .li' llLOOMINti'I'OX. TEAIXS IIOINQ SOUTH. Lightning raaen$e" Tr-.in 10:01 r.x Mail and Express Train 2:34 im Vraight Train 2:05 p.m TRAIN'S Cil-IXO SOUTH. Lightning Passenger Twin 5:49 a:m .Freight Train 9:0o aim Mail and Express Train 2:07 i-.n JAMES II BRYANT, Auitxr.

Why You Sliotiid Vote Railroad.

Because it v.-iU introduce capiul. Because it furnishes working nun remunerative labor. Because ' it viil Airnish the farmers a better market. Because it will furnish nu re'iants and

for a .10,000, supposed to bo part pay-

j mcnt on his first consignment of eemcnt to punks at Louisville. Ami

yet Sr.mple is not happy. The eoW, chilly winds of October, have made the stove and fuel trade.- quite

maiietaotur.

rti'Cr freight rates.

Bill of Prices. For Advertising.

The undersigned have u j.

d 111-":"'

following Bill of trice fev A-Avertising in til Bloomington c..vv'. end llo:r,i:ir

Because it v. ill benefit uii, a id injure none. Beeanso tho amount of tin lax will be men- than in -ido buck to each tart-payer. Because i;o count;.' but a sjeond rate one is satisfied to dop -;i l upon one route for transportation.

ton Progress: I year 1 eol. $8C ; i eol. $10; eol. tnos. 1 eol. $-ir. : eol. '-'5 ; j col. 2.50. 3 Bos, 1 col. $23: .tool. SI 5: Jcol.S7.fi0. Cards, two inches or less, per year, it 0.00. or one dollar pur i:u-nth for 3 or i months. Local Notices ;o ? nts pi r line; standing locals 8 cents per '..to, eacb insertion. Divorce Notice-. $12.00. Administrators', Excutors", t .lardissns'. Commissioners'. Attachment, Nc-.ices.Hnd all other leral

advertising will be charged for at tho rate j traduced, and their sale forced upon the of 15 cents per lit.-; for first insertion, f.rd poovdo. but von will now And them oecu10 cents per line f.,r each additional hvr- ! .)V;n!j lhft "ct.i).,ro ftnj out-houses of their tion. All local :al . ert:se nents wh.eh re- I , ., T. . . . .. quire proof of pub teatier. must be pa-.d j f'w,,'w- 1 "E 1)0TY '',""- fcr before affidavit he made ther.-i..-.. ' satisfactory work, week aflc- week. THOS. C. Pi RSfcL, l::k Democrat, j W. ,1. Ar.:.ES, tie- Hardware Merchant. WM. A. GABK. Publisher Progr.. on the south side of th. puNie i.piare, has m ii ; this reliable machine for sale, and haa sold

ibc-r of them in this couii'.v every

Call and tf

tho past two weeks, and upon almost every street may be seen the "colored troops lighting nobly," and the hitgo woodpiles melting before their vigorous attacks. Crawford is champion sawist ho saws wood

.... " " j Hntil P.M., then begins again at 2 jjarmeus. cowe to baoemaker & I i Co'swhcn yoti are buying; School ! 0 clocl: 111 t1,e morning. Js there a

Books, and find out what tliev can i wlnte man in the town who is as

T!ev. J. J. Hioht, B.D., v,'ho served as Presiding Elder of the Methodist Episcopal Church of the Nov Albany district for the past four years, moved to his new charge at .Blooming-ton to-day. During the residence of T)r. J light in New

brisk in this municipality, within . Albany he gamed many wr.rm

menu:? among an classes, aim -s-

fond of hard work?-

-Many

quail hunter, we fear, who sat in ch-irch kst Sunday, looked through

M. L. McOOLIX' I Oil-

do for you. It will pay yoa, sure.

The Only Washing Machir e that has !.ood the test of t lie piwt four years, in

litoomington and vicinity, is The Dofj; the windows with longing eyes, to Waher. Oth?r 5t:.chine hav.? been in-1 fii,i, tn K

haunts of the brown feathered game. It is legal to .dioot quail from October 1st, with dog and gun better shoot 'cm with the gun first

i .

McCoMoUgh, tl WOSt side Drug- j minc the jSo-rr?

n. r

I o:e

in tins eoun' . satisfaction.

rpicf Vine lin nv"nariTi .r fir :i (in..

"A Fall trade in Drugs, Medicines, jeL -Wall Papers and Boidcrs, and he W will most assuredly have it. McCollough's business is iot the mire growth of a twelve-month, he is r.ot just building up a reputation i . and a trade, but his Drug House has J had a prosperous existence of over f twenty-four years. This house has f one f the most approved patterus of Paper Trim tiers, and all Wali Paper purchased at this establish- ' raent, is trimmed free of charge. I "When you are i i search of the popular Patent Medicine.'!, or in need of Pure Drugs, rememaer that the ' . old reliable McCollongh Drug Store always keeps them in s:nck.

I For "Wilson's Series" of School I Rtmks, send to Shoemaker & Co., I Ploomington, Ind. All orders will

be promptly filled. A Fine Spring Wagon, almost new, is now offered for sale by Dr. Hokzmau. It will be sold cheap, a. the Doctor has no use for a vehicle of this kind. Call soon. JEST Blank Warranty Deeds and Mortgages, tor sale at this office. Pahf.nts, when you are buying School Rooks for your eh ldren, go to Shoemaker's and learn what he can sell them for. m m 1IOLTZMAN & ON Bring in yo1 r Wool now, and have it carded while Holtznian &

"So cheap!" is the exclamation j Nn have leisure, iov in two or three "if those who are told of the prices j weeks from this time they will have asked by Shoemaker for his School their Factory full of work, and

Books. Yon try it onc3. your turn may not conn; then for

some time alter the work is ordered. The superior class of work they have heretofore turned out, will be duplicated in the future, and their old customers can rely upon being accommodated as expeditiously as possible. The "Y'ihnT'sSerics" of School

for sale, bv Shivmaker &

Co., cheap. Send your orders.

"We are now prepares 1 to do all classes of fine ob Printing.

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SCHOPF & KAITFFMA2J "Oh, wh;t delicious Oysters'.' every one exclaims who has a chance . to try those bivalves sold by Schopf ; & Kaufftnan. It is not vond: rful that this rirm ire grow- lg so popular, when we tskc into iceount tie

fact that they r.re always supplied !

with 'everything new and Feasonah e Books,

in the restaurai t line, and take nnMsual pains to serve up dishes p.i'.- . ateably and expeditiously. When you want Bread, Cakes, Cove Oysters, Candies, or any article in ti e Confectionery line, go to Schopf v JCauffman's Citv Bakerv.

Wilsox's SKr.iKsof So!'.o:i! Bok 'can be bad 'at, Shoemaker it CoV. Orders by mail promptly filled at tie lowest cash figures.

JOHN P. .M1TH John P. Smith had u regular oldtime trade, last week, having sold 2-3 Watches, be-ddes ii q lantity of fine Jeuelrv, Silverware, i.nd Fancy

T.lanv

er.:0!is tire now

'J ...is

about con.'-iuding to have their V a tones ch-anttl and regt luted, and we feel that we are conferring a favor upon them when v.'e state that -.!-. ii P. Smith's Store is the place

peeially is he beloved by those with whem he was most intimately connected in the church. His kindly disposition and cordial sympathy

with those in distress, endeared him to many, and liis upright Christian character gained for him the respect and love of all who knew him. As an officer of the church he was regarded by tho churches throughout the district as a m;.n striving to per orm his sacred trust to the best of Lis ability , and without exception, he retains the respect of every church over which he presided during the past four years. In his now field of labor at Blooniington, Dr. lliglit will take with him the bes; wishes of friends in this city, and we doubt not the people of his nev; charge will aid him in. every effcrt made" to advance the cause of the Master in that part of tho moral vineyard. We commend him and his excellent and estimable wife to

the good people of Blooniington. N. A. Ledger. m li Sealed Proposals arc advertised for by Secretary Chase, of the School Board, for work on the New School Building. The attention of builders is directed to it, in another eol um n . m The (ld school property, at El.ettsville, is advertised for Kale, by the Trustee of Richland township, Dr. Harris. Some one may ge quite a bargain in this property. (

A very lean, 90 pound man, was persistently followed by a hungry looking "yalh r dog," last Friday ,on the Avenue, and was only enabled to get rid o: tho brute when the countryman who owned him came up,and call "Maj." off; remarking, as he gave the animal a contemptuous kick, "I believe the blamed fool dog thought that was a bone !" The Mitchell District Fair will begin on the 10:h and continue until the 14th inst. Berry, of the Commercial, had his house burglarized, week before last, and his pocket book relieved of about 25.00. Of course, Berry will enter that pocket book for exhibition, as an editor's pocket-book that once contained a sum of money so large, will bo a greater curiosity than Donaldson's Humming Bird Some $4,000 of the Corporation School House Bonds, have been sold at par to persons in Blojmington and vicinity. No other town in this part of the State has succeeded so well in the sale of Bonds Dr. Lemon, formerly of this place, has bought .. I'.- T..... TT.,.. J

. ' I gl s?y brown, as in girlhood

umveti receni irout oian, nwe j Hfm nr von mav lone continue to

Extruct from a Idler from Mrs. J. C. Aldrieh, Wauseon, Fulton Co., O. "11. P. Hall & Co., Gent lemen : Please send me one dozen bodies of your Sicilian Hair tlenewor. Our 'bald and gray' do not want to be out. My mother is a living recommendation of the results from tha use of the Renewer. Being almost seventy years old and having worn a wig over thirty years, it seems a miracle to those who have knownher so lougso bald, and what little hair she had being perfectly w lite ; now her wig thrown aside, h'.r hair grown out, and a smooth,

to have it weil . 1

metininr new

one.

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TULTSY & WICKS The new Goods have cone, t

Tuley & W.i.-ks' Xcw York Store, ,. r;;5jn,..,j nK.)1; .,,., iif

;!-persons woo nave neon wan i::g j ,..,; .,n,i t.X;.IMi:u. it. for the Fall Styles, can now have j ..,-

an opportunity of securing anything they desire. Mr. Tuley has mace some very large purchases in New York anil Philadelp iia, which are arriving daiiy. Coaic o the New York Store now, while the stock is full, and you cannot fail to be s.iit- . ed. Five per cent, is still deducted oa all cash sales.

tho Watch line

them to

Children, go the Union Drug Store, and purciiase your Readers, Arithmetic 5. Grammars, etc. Siiot!nmker is saving money fir these -who "send" to the District Schools. GEOl'-GE RoLLENiJACH Kit Now the rainy season ;: ppr.)aches, and nothing so rmreiy conduces to the health of the famih as g ood, warm Boots or Shoes. Persons in the4 country, who have from four to six children to furnish with foot

'j'EACHKiio of District Schools are requested to remember that Shoctf.aker Sc Co. have a full stoc k of School Books, and are so.lin cheap.

For:;i), by the subscvilx r, a n -w Stand Table, which the owiurcan have by proving property, paying fW this advertisement, &c. MRiJ. EMMA DAVIS.

For Rknt. I wish to rent my ixperty to a good tenant. Terms reasonable. For further particulars apply on the premises. W. C. TARKINGTON.

he has been located since he loft

B!o imington The apple crop in this vicinity, is large, the fruit sound an;l perfectly formed, mid the retail price 50 cents per bushel. The principal diJicuity now, is to secure the fifty cents A meeting of th 3 Directors of the Cincinnati & Torre Haute Railroad was held in Tme Haute, recently, at which the resignation of President McDowell was accept -d, and Gen. pkr.sar.ton was el -etc 1 to fill the vacancy. The contract for building the Road was

let to Mr. Frazi r of Cincinnati, O

Tilghm.m Young JX -n ioer.it this county, i.- now b o k, Ll.inoU cured last week,

man charged Robert C.ai k-

Ad.-KilHlsJiRtor's Sal. NOTICK i? hereby given, that bv virtue of an onb r ol' the .Monroe County Common I'le-es. Court, the undersigned, Adminiatrati-r of the estate of Solimon ISonitl". deceased, will oiler for a'o a. Miction, on the premise.o, on WcihiMrtay, Xov. Ntli. isl J. i leaf of ''it .' i f the icidr,v n . .rt of the east half ol ihe northeast ipi-trter of f. etior, 4, twn 7. n.,v.!i. r;i:i:;i' 1 v: t, V.es;inniii!: at. a point, on the t.-.-ut line ..( said quarter, that is 1 mds tiortii of the south east corner thereof; thence north with said east line to the northeast corner of said quarter; thence W.-.4 rods to the north west corner of .'aid half quarter ; thence south with the wort "line of said ha'f quarter to ft point 24 r.ls north of the -onth wesf. corner of said huh' quarter; thence east, parallel with the south line of said half quarter, to tho place of beginning, containing '"j acres, more or less, sit uited in C'enr Creek townsiiip, Monroe county, Indian:), and nporai;,:d by the aero at or f !.S'.''7.0) for the whole tract. Tkkms : One -fourth cash ; the residue in equal payments, at B, 12, and 18 m nth, with ro tes at 0 per cent, interest, waiving benefit of appraisement, and ccccrel by good freehold dureties. Side to begin at 1 o cloek P. M. SILAS E. GUY, Administrator. Iluskirk k Hunter, Atty's. Oct I. 71.

J1MES W. COORKRLY, LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, I'.KAU OF BLOO jl I XGTO N HOTEL, Bloomiib'j;tort, Ind. Q ADDLE HOit.SF.S. I tor iwnd Bu'ries, O and teiiies, hired on reasonable terms.

St '.blc t i a.-t of the I'oatid'ice, and in

Notice to Contractors. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Trustees of Public School; of the Corporation of Dtoomiiiwton, until Tuesday, the 10th day of October, 1871. for the Excavations, Ruble Stone Work, Cut Stone Work, and for the Cellar Window Frames of the New School House to be erected in said Corporation of Rloomint.on. Rids will bo made in the following order : 1st. For the Excavation. 2d. For the entire Ruble and Cut Stone work, and for the Cellar Window Frames. Plans, specifications, and detail drawings can be seen at the office of tho Secretary, in Chase & Co'.? Shoe Store, in Blooniington, and at the otllee of Enos & Hunter, Architects, Room Jfo. 6, Odd Fellows Hall, Indianapolis. Tho right to reject nny and all bids, if deemed to tho interest of the Board to do so. is reserved. Bond, with approved -eeu-rity, will be required for the faithful performance of the contract. G. M. CHASE. Oct. 4-' 71 Secretary of Board.

IVotice.

Sale of School II o use and Lot. rnHE undersigned will, at 2 o'clock P.M., X on the 21st day of October, 1371, sell to the highest bidder, the Lot. and Buildings, known as the Kllettsvillo School House, in District No. 0, Richland town

ship, Monroe county, Indiana, said Lot

being a part ot tno uortnwcst quarter or

section ten, town nine, north, range two

west, the property of Richland township. Terms of Sale : One-third of purchase money to be paid at time of sale, onthird in twelve month?, and the remainder in

eighteen months from date of sale; the

purchaser giving notes with approved

security for deferred payments.

JAMhs M. iiAKKIS, Oct l-3t Trustee Richland Town.-hip.

po-.rr hlessings on the heads ot the afllictcd, I remain yours truly." Such evidence, with the indorse

ment of the great ehunists of New England, Dr. A. A. Hayes and S. j Danna Haves, should satisfy any i

one, which one of the preparations produce the best results.

Guardian's Sale. 1VTOT1 CK IS H ERKBY GIVEN, THAT i.i the undersigned, Guardian of Isabel and Luther Chambers, minor heir. of r'.hclt o n and Rebecca Chambers, deceased, will sell at private f-ale the following tracts of la id. situated in Clear Creek townsY. . in the County of Monr;.e, r5t:;te o: Indiana, t-vit: Part of the northeast quarter of section JO, town.-hip 7, north, range 1 west, beginning at the southeast corner of said qua rter;

On Friday, September 20th, at his residence in this, place, Mr. A. W. Schopf, aced about 43 pear?.

thence running north 100 red.-, to a stiko; thence west !!:l rods to the open line; tance south 100 rods to a stake; and :hence.

j cast If.O rc: to the place ot beginning,

ii.t oriii g 100 acres, more or less. Ap-

niisoa r-.r 'J.rin.

fli.

. to

(Jcntry, once ie Candidate in a resident oi'SayBail war- stby Jacobs, the

Also, tho northwest fourth of tl ea.'t quarter of the aforesaid seetio

ship and range, containing 4" acres, mor.; or less, and appraised at $l.oi)0. And. also, apart of tho southeast quartor of the aforosaid section, town and range.

j beginning at the northeast corner of said

quarter: inene" running so-.un o roos;

I tnence west so r.Kls ; them1" north (.0 rods; t .,.! tli..i.i ,..-.ct ,l"t ro.lc t.- tll.i 1. of

beirinniiiir. eontaininc: ?. acres, more or

He was born in Snrinirville. Law- i hv. and iippraisetl at $7".

rtarofthe Bloomitiffton Hotel

oct6 '69

Vnlsiabln Farm for Sale. !' WISH TO SELL my iVrm situated two . miles northwest of lJloe mington, on the Kilettsvillo road, and but a half hours drive trom the Court. House, on very favorable terms. The farm contains K'O acres, all under the very best fence in fa.'t the farm is in splendid order throughout. Seventy-five aeviM are in grass, twenty acres of heavy, thick timber, the rcmaimhr in rail timber, and all well set in grass. There is a good house on tho place, e:ctra good l.arn, crib, etc , room in the burn for stock, as well as crops. A. large Orchard, cental ling fruit i'f all kind ;, trees .ill voi.ns;. There is never failing water on t.ie farm- enough to supply one thousand head of stock if necessary. A? to soil, there is not an icre of poor land entiie farm it is one of the richest upland farms in the county it u-ili shov) for ifself, upon examination. IRA BROWNING. Bloomington, Intl., .Tub- ifith, 1871.

'47. Established. '47.

J.0.&:L L. M'-Oollongli, DRUGGISTS anct APOTHECARIES, West Hide of the Court House Square. DEALERS IX Urngs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dje Stuffs., Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, &c. Pure Wines, flrandies and Whiskies, for Medical Purposs. and STATIONERY. Wall Paper. (Trimmed Free.) E'rescrfiptions crrefully prepared, with tho purest of Drug;. Remember, wo use none bi t pure Drags, and do not guess at prescriptions. l!loomin;;tnii, nc. 5fay la, 1S70

Obituary. Albekt E. PAkson, departed

this lire at the residence of

mother, in this place, Mrs, A. E

Bearso i, in the 24th vear of hisaro. !

if f:,ev use Dr. Price s (.ream Baking l'oweer, hail the originator as a

' .ce.f.t'ki r T.iijflit in rlwli it ti

.coverings would find it to their heaUhv i;iscllj,s areVs certain asan

- A . . null A tl-lit f '1 linnintl 1 . .

the murder of -It is said that

the people of Spencer are waking up to the importance of securing the Cincinnati & Torre Haute Railroad. It only needs an effort upon part of the citizens of Spencer to fix the location of the Road through that town, and it will then come directly to Ellcttsville Mr. Lewis Bollman is at present in Bloomiug-

Ladie whoai husbands are fas- t0" itKi:ag alter his real estate in-

ti.iioas it: their taste, and hate ajtcrcsls. Mr. B. has some beautiful heavv, ycilow-snecked biscuit, will, j buildintr sites on North Walnut St..

interest to call at the Cincinnati

Shoe Store, where a good, heavy Boot or 8hoe can be l ad for less money than at any oth jr house in town. Farmers ?.ro invited to call, and see what Bollenbac icr has to sell in this line. No trouble to ehow good3 and tell you the prices. SHOEM A K EK Z CqT Many housekeepers at present are cleaning up and preparing for the

Paper Hanger, and we would sug

gest, in the reihiest raannw possible, j ,;lstions, under the protection of that the U nion Drug Store is the Ayer's Arue Cure. Their afflicting

urower :iace

4

inevitable resu.t. 1 ry it, ana also try his 8pecial Flavorings, which arc truly the purest, strongest and most delicious of flavors made from fruit. Pojaxs from which commerce was driven during the hot months by their terrible fevers, are visited all the year with impunity now. Many localities in the South and West, kept tenantless by their deleterious

miasms, are now filling up w:i;h pop-

lo buy Wall Paper! Chills and Fever are so effectually

nne jjeati, vii-,, c.urua bv this remec y that the chs-

ease no lonoer turns emigration aside., or destroys the settler if he ventures upon its infected districts.

and Borders,

Varnishes anything thf t is usually

found in a Drug Store (an always be found at Shoemaker & Go's in large quantities. It is generally understood, all over the county, that one of the oldest and most re

liable Druggists in the S:ate is ein-

Cliips and Splinters.

which have been eagerly sought after by persons desirious of building, but the owner declares his intention to make the grounds a kind of Corporation Paradi.se a garden filled with sweet-scented shrubs, lovely flowers and plashing flouutains where the dust-choked and care-worn citizens of our town mayresort Taylor's Hall has been rented by the School Board, and will be occupied by one of the Primary Schools. Property owners who would avoid the disagreeable consequences of litigation, can, with profit, consider the following Town Ordinance, as the Prosecutor says it will be enforced : Sbo. XVII. Any person or persons wh j shall keen a house of ill fame, or prostitu

tion, v, ithiii tii a corporate limits of sail town, or tmv person or person?, ownersi or

pplic-itieris of purchasers will be r

ceiveu at th.' dwelling nous.1, on ti

premises, until the IStli dnv of Nov, moor. ' 1871. ' ' Ti:uM. The purchase moti-w will be divided into five equi-,1 paymi nts. of one,

two, three, lour ami live years, the purchaser civing notes at h'ight per v:u. in-(ri'i-s!, waiving valuation and secured by goocl, freehold security, ocU '71 PEttllY GAITFIET?. Geardian. PROSPECTUS OF THE NEW ALBANY STANDARD. THE NEW ALBANY STANDARD, a Daily and Weekly Newspaper, will be published by Josiah Gwin. James V. Kelso and Charles E. Johnston, in the City of New Albany Indiana. The lirst number of the Daily will appear on Monday, July 31st, 2871, and the Weekly on the second Wednesday following. No effort will be spared to make this paper a live, i-eliablo.aud lirst class journal. The Agricultural, Commercial, Manufaetnriiigand other industrial interest of tho City7 County. District, and State, can rely on" the Standard, its a zealous friend and advocate. The current new?, general and local, will be a specialty. The political department will he shaped by the unyeilding principles of Democracy ; yet every measure of real political reform, In the interest of the people, and demanded by the progressive spirit of the nation, will be espoused and advocated:' On all such measures, however, the will of the Deraooeratic and Conservative masses, and not nmbitioiis and interested leaders, shall be the guide. The Standard will be conducted with sneh independence as. may be neces. ..ry to expose and oppose corruption in National, State, and Local affairs and while it shall not be influenced by any ring or ciior.e, or

, . . i i- . ii; ie.se.-iiu no.o personal orraiii.-in, u- v. u uo him in the last conflict, and ho j ft!1 ,rW;4 aml ftlirly wi.vUaU

sweetly foil asleep in full prospect i mon

rencu conntv, on the '20th of July, 18-18. His childhood and early youth wor.i spent in his native town. At eighteen he went to Bedfcrd, and lived with his brother for a year, at the close of which he came to Bloomington, and engaged with his brother, Parker Pearson, in the mercantile business. He wras taken ill of Typhoid Fever on the 10th of September, but was not thought to be dangerously ill until about five days before he died. Then he grew rapidly worse, and at 121 P. M- of Saturday last, he passed away to the better land. He was a young man of unblemished moral character, a model of virtue

and propriety in all the relations of

life. At the age of IS he joined the M. E. Church and ever after lived an exemplary christian. He

manifested an unusual degree of

filial affection for his aged and widowed mother. He devoted his time and care to her comfort, and

that of his sister, who was living with her mother. His only regret in dying was that his mother and sister would be left comparatively lonely and helpless. For himself he had no fears, ho was going liome ; Jesus was with him and sustained

Voticc f Pale ot Ejand. VTOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue i. of an order of the .Monroe C'enmon Pleas Court, the undersigned, administrator of the est.-.t i of .Tame; i b.odb.y. deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, on the premises in Rait Creek township, or Tiicksiav. October Huh, iS71, Ths following described real estate, to-wit: The northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of jeotion fourteen, (I t), of township eight. (8), range one (1) east, containing forty (40) acres, more or leS i. Also, pa rt of tha northeast quarte:' of the southeast quarter of section lifted, (15), township eight. ((), ranee one (1) e.'.st.

And, pari of ths southeast quartet of the !

norcneasi c uincr oi seesion (idj to ,vnsnip eight (8), range one (1) east, con taining forty (40) acre, more or less, iu Hon roe county. Indiana. Tkums. One-third cash, the rcsilue in equal payments a; twjlve and eighteen month., v, tli notes at interest, waiving

I benefit of .appraisement and secured by

go:.id freehold sureties. Sale to begin at 1 o'c.ock P.M. JAMES B. CLABK,

Administrator.

PERINGS, AT 97 COLLEGE AVE, ARE RECEIVING A NICE ASSORTMENT OF SHOES, That will compare favorably with any in Town.

FOOT

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Wm. Stuart. Cjias. H. McPueetkrs. Stuart McPheeters, West side of the Public Square, DEALERS IN

HARD WARE, IRON, STEEL, PUNTS, OILS, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Chains, Collars, Haines, &c. A full and complete stock of Farmers' and Mechanics' Tools, AND CUTLERY. Special attention given to filling all Orders for Building Materials. Bloomington, may 1 3, 1 309.

J. W. BUSKIRK, Attorney at JLaw, BLOOMIHGTOW, EffD (OJice over Levi Tannenbaum's Stor,' WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURT OF THE STATE. Special attention gtvem to Probbte boainesK. und tn collections. ianW'Va

GEO. a. BUSKIRK. 3. 8. SMITH B mm. gUSKIRK & HUNTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AJH PRIVATE BArVKEBS, Bloomington, Ind, office north aide of tfc public scuare. Wo w'll attend to all bosihest eatnuted to our care, in the Courts of this State, and. are also prepared to discount good and aolrent paper, on reasonable terms. JiVer'iees Messrs. McDonald & Roach Attorneys, Indianapolis; Messrs. Winalow, Lanier & Co, Bankers, No. 52 Wall street, New York; Messrs. McCalla & Co, Merchants, Bloomington, Ind. may8

The Cheapest I HENDERSON'S F08HITURE WAREROOM, North Side Public Square. Faro I tore and Chairs, of th best material, put down at th very lowest prices. COFFINS AND METALLIC CASES, Ready made and ready trimmed, of all prices, and sold cheaper than at any other place in liloominiton. My Hearse will attend all Funerals, Fret

oj i.nnrgc. js. j. UJSlSDKKSOIf.

iSioomington, Ind-jjunU

scpien

ployed in their house as proserin-jwajk from the so ith Court House tionist and the bulk of t ,e bus.n ; , , , ncoded im. naturally comes to the Union Drug, Store. 'For choice tobacco or cigars, provement, Dick exhibits corncome to the house of S'i jemakcr & mcndable pride iu keeping up apCo. pearanocs around the temple of jus-

Henrv lEewMon Removed to ; e I Vocrats propose to re

r., . ,1 i m ! i i ' renters of real estate, who shall iet or rent Shenfl h oik is building a brick , bunain,r or dweiiin- house to ho con-

the Soatti Side Ii. IIKWSOX ' nominate 1,1111-

-Th 2 'National

vteted into house of iil fame, or prostitt.tion, or who shall rent the same t any prostitute, epou conviction thereof, shad be fine ! not les.; than Ave dollar? nor more than ten dollars for each day.

Se:s'sii;le. Matthew T. Campbell, our late townsman, and M'ks

Louisa Adams, of V aterville.K i

has removed his Boot Bhr.p to the Bank building is beginning to as-isas, went recently to a Methodist

room two doors west ot lobe brmth a j sume 8hape. Th President, Geo.

Store, south side ot tie square, A Bnskirk ,ias tf) Wadhington and will continue to make a speei- fc a alityof Custom Boot Making. Hej Clt on buwness connected with W-H alsJ, in his new location, keep i the institution The dry weather a stock of Ready-made Boots of his j has continued so long that many of own manufacture. His bl custom- j tiie weus have again begun to fail,

ers are invited to visit inni in nis

apll2

meeting, the one a Presbyterian, the other an Episcopalian, and sat unnoticed till the sermon and singing were ended. Then arising, they went from their respective seats to the altar, were married, and after the congratulations of friends, went arm-in-arm "no longer twain, but one flesh" to their new home and Vieo-nn hm spkocnino' that very nicht.

9aF Job printing, coloied or plain,! difficult to prociro Charley j Tllis is abmit as short, as simple, done at this office, as cheap as toy-j Sample recently received an Adams' and as sensible a wedding trip as

new room.

while in many localities in this county, st ick water is exceedingly

rhere

lb' fntii.

i Ex pi

mai

ked ' ws ever bami of.

of a glorious immortality. ! Oystkr Hupi'F.n. The Ladies f the 1J. P. Church will hold their next Social in their Church, on Tuesday evening, October lOlli. Refreshments in the shape of Oysters, Ice Cream, &c. Admit'.anee free. All are cordially invited to be present. Asa?" I will receive, three times each week, Fresh Oysters from Baltimore, which f will sell at present, XXX 4Sc. half cans. Medium ooc. half cans. Select 70c. per can. These Oysters are fresher and finer than those usually brought to this market, as they are purchased from first parties. 11. IIOTT. Just received, 20 Boxes choice Mild Factory Cheese, all of which will be sold at tho lowest rates, at II. Ilott's Baltimore Oyster Depot and Candy Factory. Fresh Tally made dailv.

the aim will be to male: tllis.

pap.-r what its name indicates, the 'STAN D-

AK1). TEK.MS: Dnilv. sircrle eopv, pur annum - $7.50 ;- ' '" " " " week - - .15 Weekly, " " " annum - - I SO " ' dabs of ten - - - 1.25 " chilw of tw-.-nly - - 1 .'' An extra c.py will he sent to any person ;;i tfioo up a chili of ten or twenty. Kcmiiiances can be. sent at our ri?U by recist' red letter. P. O. monev order or by d rati. Ail correspondence ean be ad'ircsd to '.tanndard, New .Vlbanv Indiana.

"ECLIPSE" Livery Feed and Sale Stable. J, C. WOBLEY. OjijwaHe the frjuth ( ihr II. R. Depe,i, tT AS one of the largest and best arI. ranged Livery and Sale Stables in Monroe, or in any other county in South

ern Indiana. Saddle horses, or horses and

hour of the

1 travelers and

conveyance

to neighboring towns. Good, steady hone;

: furnished to families. Horses fed by thd i single feed, day or week, at reasonable j rates. We propose to keep a first-cliisi. j stable, and ask the public to (rive us a trial, All the accounts of the old tirn II- ro i ii Din liniiflh fif the. Tirimnn''.

A book of 125 c'osely printed paes 1 proprietor, nd must be paid fit once, lately issued, eontai as a list of ths best Blooniinsjton. Ind.. I've. 23. '870.

American Ativorusiae; mediums, jivio

Of- CKNTS will pav for the W.URATH f u'ei Vh f?,rn,hod ".''f"? 50 -the best .na-Winaforold nd young ! or 1 ' . tmorciaP tra -for three months on trial. Address 5 i ,H ))0 furnished mith .

THE Wi'lKAr:H, Bedford Ind.

the names, circulations, and full particulars concerning the leading; Daily and Weekly Political and Family Newspapers, together with all those having large circulatons, published in the interest of Religion, Agriculture. Lit., rature, &e., c. Every

plates becoming si. eh willfind this book ! proceedings under thesamc l Now comes the l'lninfifr nv Paris (3

lulled tree lo anv aaaruss . : , a . 7r. T iI.

IVotice to Won-Residents. The State of Indiatia, Mo'iroe- County, ii. the Monroe Common Pleas Court, December Term, 1871. Stanford Thrasher vs. Benjamin Pitts.

Complaint in civil suit and attachment

of great value. Mailed

on receipt of 25 coirs. GEO. P. ROWELL

& CO.. Publishers, So. 40 Park Row. New York.' The Pittsburg, (Fa.) Lender, in the issue of May 20, iS70, says : '-The firm of ii. P. Rowel I & Co., which issues this interesting and value book, is the largest and best Advertising Aeencv in the United

States, and we car cheerfully recommend it to the attention of those who desire to

Dunnine. Attorney, and files his comnlatn-

herein, together with nn affidavit that said Defendant is not :. resident of the State o " Indiana. Notice is therefore, hereby given saic, defendant, that unless he be and appear on first day of the nest term of the Monroe Common Pleas Court, to be holden on tho 1st Monday of September, A. D. 1871, at the Court House in Bloomineton. in said

noM! wot.' uesiio iu j , 1 .

advertise their business scientilieally and. ., 'i .,, ; ,,.i.

systematically in mch away; that is to " r--- ZJZZTu

:ence.

of sai l

Court, affixed at Bloomington, this, 25t'i day of September. A. I). Id71. JOHN It. EAST, Clerk. Sept. 27, 1871. 3i&. DunninutSs Stinson, Attorneys.

svsieniiitieaiiv in ucn u wnv : nun w w t . , , . . - u , - . . ,.- ', l; f , mcnt under said comtdaint. the sar secure the largest amount ot PbCtjfor j , rf , lpterulirl..a in uis nbsi the least expenditure of money oo.2b70-y , my nam(, Rld th(j

Nkar Moho vn iown'. Imi.. June 1st. C.Vl-T. .1. V. .SlloKMAKKK. Ie:ir Si.-: I. have seen published in the Btoomington Prr.:p-,;is, several letter.- from Se.bdei-y. nfiiii! up "Nature's Hair 1Usstrtivt and 1 i.ave been di.ijrusled to think any one would have n word lo say in favor of that villainous compound. If the Hair-sick public really desire nn article tha; will cause the hair to grow givn nutriment to the roots of tlie hair and cause it to become healthy and glossy, let tin in use an urtiele that I have used live years with saliafaetion, "RiNtt'ft Amhuosia." It has stood the test of years, and will stand the test of many years more. Now- 1 wish my fellow sufferers to try the. ' Ambrosia," and if it does not give satisfaction I will agree to vote the 1'emocratie ticket in '72. 11. C. Clow.

Can bo made by Canvassing for Our O w n Fireside! OUR OWN V'iRKSIDE is a large, Ifi pate Literary Piip-.r.wbh line Illustrations, and the b st of Stories and Family Reading. Price J 1 50 a year. EVERY SUBSCRIBER KI CTCIVHS A FINE FRUIT OHROfO AS A PSiESIfiliJI, WHICH WOULD RETAIL FOit $5. Send two-c-iit stamp for .ampl pajicr. Anv one loubttr .; the reliability of what

is ottered, and w ii wnie to tlie pul), islie.r,

an arrani.e-nihri! can be made so (iiiromo a id I'ai :' can be seen bi

Railroad Eleetion. BIUKROE eOUKTT.

To the Ugalvotcrsof Monroe eminiy, Indian. Pursuant to r.n order of the Board of Commissioners of Monroe county, Indiana, NOTICE is hereby givn that the poll will be opened at'the different voting places in sai l County, tm Tuksuav, October 17th, 1871, for the purpose of taking the votes of tie

that the I legal voters of said County, for or again d.

o -e the an appropriation ot one Bunirca tnoi:tra

i.o) ;,y is ... rwnlMed. : , " ' ., ,

T .,f lih.o-, nrein unis lo caiivasoerr- name nniiw tv umiu.ui ui w.i.si.u.. g

are triven. and w

1 premiums lo ciuivassei-r-: "" 1 ....-....., f, h tlm Fruit Chromo for its Railroad and Branca through sa d

every subscriber, ii is no trouble to get subscribers. A prominent !niiTS''it t'f CardiiiKton, Ohio., writes that he got 1 nine subscribers hi ten minutes, by merely showing the Chrio.no Pre nium." Cash premiums alf given. Address, W. E. OUMP, Paytc-n, O. Publisher of Our Own Fireside, and managing partner of firm of O.Crook & Co.

JAMBS lUrOHES. NICK. VAN HORN. HUGHES & VAN HORN, Attorneys at Law, RLOO IrVGTON, IKD., WILL practice in tho Supreme and inferior Courts of the State, and in the District Coi.rt of tho U.S. for Indiana. The collection cf claims iu any part of the State, will receive prompt attention. Blwrninnton Ind., Nor. 21, m'J-y

Coiinlv of Monroe, by taking stock in sa:d

Company to the amount above specified. UEN RY V. PERRY, sep! 3 Auditor Monroe County.

Our Portable flulay Saw Mil! Cuts from 2,000 to 3,00 ) feet of lumber per day, with two hands n.;d ' he power of a ton horse eiigino. This mill isfuilv warrauttd.

The iMioenix Stave ftlacliine

For tight work will dress from 8,000 to 10.000 staves per day in ihe most porftet manner. The Phoenix Draiu Tile Machine

Combines nil tho lat -t improvements in the manufacture of Tilis. Send for a circular and price list of eitber or all the above machines. Chandler & Taylor, 370 West Washington Street, ludianapolis Ind. septlS-im

W. II. liodJkiix, SEALER IN All, KTirDB OT PARLOR COOK AND HEATIM

llanut'acturer of and Dealer it

Tiu, Copper and Sbtet-Irosware.

Piping, Guttering and Metallic

Rooungr Done to Order. FIFTH ST., SEAR DUSSTS STORE, JBLOOHIKGTOK, IKD.

"EARLY BREAKFAST" Wood Cooking Stov, IOSCO SOXO IX 1ST. Ot-er 30,000 tn Actual Dm "The Largeat Oven of any Stove manufactured in ths United States Patent Indestructible dcnble fire bottom.

Uses loss Wood than Stoves with Ore&a

one-third smaller. Hot Air Chamber in front of Oras. Every Store guaranteed to eivo per

fect satisfaction, and its baking; qualhie equal to those of the old fashioned briok oven.

Manufactured from No. I Charcoal Iron by Redway & Burton, Cincinnati, Ohio. For sale by all wide-awake Stove Dealers, lilto

W. H. BODKIN, june-'8-3m Bloomington, Ind.

JOHN II. LOU OEM, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND General Insurauee Jlgeat, Bloomington, Ind. A gent for tho following named reliable Insurance Companies: jETXA Fire Insurance Cbmptviy, Assas 150,931 71 UNDER WRITER'S Fire Ins. Company, Axrts 1,634,999 95 2:TNA L 'ft Insurance OomtHuty. Am -ili.OOO.OOO 00 8-T HE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.OFFICE Noithwest corner of Public square. 5 July lBCS-y

Robert C Foster, Attoimey at Law, XSloomiugrton., Iud.

ft39Wi 1 give, speetal attention to the settlement of j)ee eaten ts' Estates, and Collection of Claims. C?ne West sid Public Square.