Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 November 1871 — Page 3
I100MI16T0H pBOBESS,!u,
LOCAL AND MWCELLAXErtCS.
Every man who has a fani- i-ixco'i, Stuurt. oast of Walnut, is
endeavor to eceui-A a b'"g improved rnjiiaiy. Sidewalks, new
fences, roadway nearly graded, etc. It is at the ea.t end of this street Hint AT ill!.
X. .V. A CUICA'iO H.ULHOAD. Tliltt TABLE AT 1.LOOMIS0TOS'. TRAINS OOIXJ KCttTU. Lightning Passenger rain V.AO p t Mail and'Exp.-ess'Trai i 3.52 r.M Freight Train 2:02 p.si TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Lightning Passenger '..'rain f:08 a: M yrc'ght Train S:3C a m Mail and Kxpwss Tru n 2:16 ivm JAM ES R, II JYANT. Ackst.
home for them. A chance is now
i offered by Wall. Hiirht, to any one
who ro:i
of landlords.
ll'v desires to be independent ! ll'sht s six lu"ulr(!d dol,:,r hou,e iisit!mt"d' . i .(better known as the Bishop property).
Bill of Prices F r Advertising. The vtndorsiened h:v e agreed' vpnr. the following Rill of Price for' Advertising in the Bloonitu'ton Deu erat, and SWiiiingtoa Progren: I year 1 col. 580; 1 col. $40; eel. $20. 6 mos. 1 col. $45; Jc.lt. j2f.; J.:ol.12.ji). 3 mos. 1 col. 2; : i e 1. St ; j cel. -rT.r.O. Cards, two inches or less, per year, -SloCm, Ot ene dolliir pr moot : for ? er 6 months. Local Notice? 10 rer.ts per -ino: standii):," locals 8 cents tier line. acli inserli'ii.
Wi; are now prepared to do all classes of fine .lob Printing. . oMVd ' H f.i.t Kits' Cheap Hook Sfore has a liig inn now, by reason of' the quantity and cheapness of School Books. Slates, Paper, Ink, etc., etc., which he has for sale. The Post Olliee is the place.
For Smith's Tonic, Ayor's Ague Cure, Ooujrh Preparations, liing's Ambrosia, call on SHOKMAKER& CO
i (better known as the Bishop property), j Wall, has bought it and has possession.
He now offers to lake J6000 for tho property $200 down, and $200 a year for two years; or $;:00 down aril $100 per year for three year?. The house will rent for 100 per year, so that, as n:i investment, it is a good tiling to a man who has a little money to spare.
8" Works of the Poets : Burns, Moore, Byron, Shakespeare, &:., hound in leather, printed on tinted piper, and gilt, only 1.50 to S'2,00, at the Union Drug Store. Students, examine these books.
A. KxpJiAXATlc.K. Our eorrcs-
! pendent, S. Wnllingford, writes us I a note, in which he scutes that he 'did not intend his letter of request j to be published. "We published his i letter of request to show our auI thoritv, as we did not ,vUh persons
in t us vicinity to imagine that, the
Dteain was tioitei up tit
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ij ycur i-akb, i in: in uiii,, mu..1,1V" ,va:i ooitei no lit our in
Divorce JSotice;, U2.no. A.-tinimstra-; (demist. Dnit'oHt. anil thoron-rh I ,;...;.... ,.:,r,..,lo W'Iiln.,!',,,-,!
Mi ,nXS ! P-scriptionist is still at the good his is the impression ourreaders advertising will b-.s cliarped for at the rate j old Union Drug More, ready and ; Woull most certainly have had, if pf 15 ceiiti per l-.no fo: li-st insertion, and j willing to furnish medicines to tiuwe j xv,, ,.K nor!ecte(l to L'ive our au-
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10 canto per line for each additional i ji.v.
ill..... ll.li Hi.i.t I nnnili in. t h lull ill il-rfii'l I'lilllllt 1 M(N I .' . .1' . . f .1
tinn. All W-1 adcr: semer.ts which ro- , - ii.ii.no. oh in imm
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quire proot ot pDieiion. nmt i piuj tor before affidavit will be made i'v.ti t i THOS. C. Pl'P.SKL. Pub. l.vnioerat. j W3L A. G A BE. Publisher P-orfre.. J
tiea about it even vet.
Six hundred dollar.';
new dwelling house !
for
Pop Cors. I want to buy all the Poo Corn that I can get . Bring it in at one. H- KOTT. filoomington, Ind., Kov. 9, 187 1. - Henry llewson Removed to the South Side. XI. HEWSOX has removed his Boot Shop to the room two doors west of Tohe Smith's Store, south side of tho square, and will continue to make n, speciality of Custom Boot Making. He will also, in his new location, keep a stock of Ready-made Boors of his own manufacture. His old .T.slomers are iuvited to visit him in his new room. sipl 12
Doctor Voss ean usually be
ii i i ! .i i
;ounit ti.diimt some oho oi me ioug . -a counters, bland and aeeouinm-j 1'otatoks. Ten bushels of pood dating, eady to sell Fancy Arti-, Irish Potal.K s watited, at -this ollice, cles. Books. Cigars, or anything in for which 73 cents per bushel, in ;he line of Lamps or Patent Mcdt- cs , will be paid. Doctor Shoemaker can always jg, It wiil be seen ly the followhe found in the counting room, or ! j, brief note from a p-entleman in in some one of the dep irtntents ofj .,ttetulance upon tlu! Dl,bate at yos.
mi; lionet, icauy iu i.ut i;iiih.w iwj mi- riiiJ imw who niav favor him i
JNO. F. KAUFFMAN & CO Now kill pigs and l utch.T heni, Murder 5;eesb and ducks that qunck; Chop dawn wood and sausage make. And in the evenings play Hylojaek. This is what Billings of December, but he omitted to state that it is the proper time fb eat Oysters, and that Kaofiman & Co. have the sweetest, fattest Oysters in the buaineiis, and they know how to serve them up so you can get till "tin good out of them." Enormous quantities of bread are sold, too, by this firm, and their trade is steadily ' on the increase. Go to the City Bakery, als., for choice Tobacco and Cigars. tf Get Posters printed for the Fall and Winter Trade."
with a call. Go to the Union,
8 There will he preaching at the U. P. Church, next Sunday night.
that Eld. Treat is sustaining
j his well earned reputation as a debater :
Gospi-rt, Ind, Not. 21st, 71. Tuesday. 12 M. Brother Gabe With unfeigned satisfaction I am pleased to he able to ?a that our
v m, teltow-townstnan, Mr. Treat, delighted hi Prof. Bilk's Cojsceut. It j man" frien.s ,1,u:rt h? .,lis. overwhelming ... . , n i i ! arSnments m thmnormncr debate. Even will be s?en by reference to an ad-: nw so ,..ir)v in diLVvn. the Lord vertisement in another column that j wen is to be Mrcnsfthenins the cause of his Prof Black, the famous Indiana-1 own r,'Sht, h;iml A'.n ady it , Ttr l ! 1 ) 1 1 uoth cU arlv appear th ii th ) ei:t.--ft i?sn pohs Musician ami l eacher 1 ; un..quitI Vn;th, my bn theri is !ni,,;it v. given Concert, at College Chajcl, and will prevail. x." on Tue3eav night, November 28li. --- Evtrv one who has read the Ii! LpniEK. 16,(XH) feet of I.utn-
lianapolis papers during the part j !er ,ir sale- ".nquirc at the Auction
three years, is conversant with the
reputation of Prof. B. as an Artist and Leader, and the fact th.t he biiugs with him a company ot' ladies ir.d gentlemen who have been listened to by immense audiences of :nusii-;d critics in Indianapolis and other large cities, will give greater
j interest to the sing ii.-Concert adveri tised in this place. Among the
names which appear upon his programme are Miss Hester A. Cox. Miss Ar tia L. Kiusisbur, Miss Clara J. lawyer, together with five male voi-.es. Head the advertisement in mother column.
Students are invit o! to call trdne speeimeiii i" address cards t this ofjeo..
and oxprill itid
M. L. McCOLLOUGll When you come fo town t n supply of Drugs, Modici ties, or to have a prescription filled, stop at MeCollough's and learn wh-.it he n do for you. In addition to v large stock of Pi: re Drugs a-ol v)pular Patent MtdicSnes, Met '!- ongh sells Statiotiei v, Books. Wall
Paper and Window Cuitulns. First ' oi;
time you need so.'oething in MeCollough's line step into llis Drug Store and make a purchase.
S Onr job press turns out e'.eg.mt work. Leave your orders foi job work at this office. m m TULEY & WICKSTho ball-frog lias hung up his tiJdle, The bug and tho eticket ar:j still ; No more can be beard in tho marshes, The mosquito filing his bill.
Thus discourses Josh Billings, but be should not take a rnel,teho!lv view of the season, for Tuley iWicks think Nove nher a pleasant month, while it br'nigs them the fine trade they are at present enjoying. They arc receiving novelties in Laertes wear, almost every day of the week, acd in addition to undersell
ing the large retail stores in the I tiad th
it ics, deduct five per cent, for cash. This plan works well everybody . can understand it, and those who do not are invited to call and get posted.
JS&T Blank Warranty Deeds and Mortices, for sale at this office. IIOLTZMAX & SOX Now, von want nice, soft Woolen
Yarn to knit stockings of, and tol
get a gooo article, you will of course sro to tlie IV.oomington Woolen Factory, of Ho'.tznmn &H0P., wh.-Tj it e;Mi be had of all weights and sliad.'.s. If yon have Wool which von desire to have carded or spun. II 1 tzman & Sen are the men to do tin: work cheaply, and in a workmr.n ike manner. Bring in
Wot 1, and have it worked up
iy men who understand their ousiness. .1011 N' P. ISMITJI "My sen." siys the ;rood Book, 'sc-k thoi the gold ofOphir:" but where will lie find it'? .John P.
Store.
Now get your Circulars printed for the Holiday trade.. If iudic-
iotisly distributed the investment
is atwrvs a paying one til tilviiU4:e 3ieccs.ry. Iii?niancerat3 with all responsible Fire 1 1'.suranee Companies must necessarily ad-v.-inee, since the jirent Chicago t'r- has so eVctticliy knocked the bottom m;t o! weak enmpr-.nifs. Several of the Companitis hare already isstcd their ir.nni:V-'.oes alvancin 'he price. on all renewal ha weV as new business. This fs prc-i.-eiv n it should be a nd we trust that local companies which have not been hurt by that particular disaster, may remember t ie local Companies of Chicago, which have been utterly blotted out. and beware of ass imine- that their present exemption is a permanent one. and so continue to accept lew rate,;, in opprston to the effort? that will be made by other com ranies to place them, at this juncture, upon a paying basis. Insuranet MoMt-ir.
ItuUural Soeiley Meeting.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Monroe Conntv Agricultural Society, will bo hold Saturday, December 16th, J S 7 i , at the Court House, at 1 o'clock P. M. Business of importance will conic before the Society, and the election of Officers for the ensuing vear will
lso nk
ON, President.
, Sentary.
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a" The mwiy friends of Rev. John M. Bishop, in this place, will bo interested in the following item from a Rockville paper : "Tho Presbyterians of Rockville met on Friday evening last, at their Parsonage, and commemorated tlit 2oth anniversary of the marriage ol their I'aor, Rev John Mi. Bishop. In addition to a most sumptuous repast, prepared by the ladies of the congregation, the Paster's wife was p.-escnlod wit'i a plate of stiver coin, fresh from the mint over ?!)0 a very curious sight these days. Short and pithy speeches were made bv Hon. Thos. N. Rice, the Pastor, and Rev. W. Y. Allen, and throughout it. was n very enjoyable ooeasicn." Hfij?" All matters pertaining to the settlement, of estates, such as the making out of Reports for Administrators, Executors, Guardians, eve., promptly and correctly attended to by Robert C. Foster. Persons having business of this nature to attend to, will consult their own interests by securing Mr. Foster's services. Office on the West side of the public square. "A mule-headed fool wdio took umbrage at tho publication in the Herald of hi letter, just at it was written, send;; us a note threatening to stop his paper. There is no greater idiot than the man who believes that the world hinges on his individual efforts, or that any business is sustained by the paltry two dollars which lie ours to the concern. liictmond Herald. They 've get one at Richmond, too, it seems. Well, wn received a letter, lust week from our esteemed friend cur candidate for Representative Sam. Wellington!, threatening thusly : "I will quit your paper I". G-r-r-r-acious goodness, Sam! nd this because his note was published as written. As we did net solicit Sam's effusions, and had not been requested to make correction, we followed copy. If Sam will send .'1 .00, the amount due, he may quit and be il receipted. P. S. .Sam is still our candidate for Representative. tOMI'ETITinV IX THE Dra vinjr Business.
I would respectfully announce that I j John is also a surprising success, for will not allow any man to come to this j ,..,:t0 ..n.lpf.vn rimrfn "boat" n liiek-
place and charge 25 cents for hauling a barrel of water, or 73 cents a load for hauling meat, as long as I can rig up teams. I have secured the services of Lenn Whitscll and "Old Cal," and will try and do an accommodating, nnd as near a cash business as possible. Hoping to get 11 share
in the country) has been stopping in Bloomington during the past ten days. We learn that, Bloomington being at the intersection of the branch and main line of the new Railroad, will most certainly have machine shops located in its immediate vicinity Henry Eller last week sold eighty hogs to a company of packers at Newark, Greene county, that will average 400 lbs. gross. He has another let of 22 head, which he says will average f'20 lbs They tell a good joke on Judge Swear, at Bedford, which runneth thus: During the examination of Downs, charged with assaulting Willoughby Nugent, a fewweeks ago, Berry and Swat r, both of Mitchell, and attorneys for defendant, concluded that tho testimony of a negro of their toivn was necessary, and forthwith telegraphed for him. Faulkner was requested by the attorneys to give the colored man bed and board during his stay, and they would settle for the same. Now Faulkner is the prince of practical jokers, and when meal time came he placed Swaar and Berry at table and then sandwiched their African witness between them. Berry, it seems, understood and relished the joke, but Swaar excitedly called Falkner, and swore that he would leave the house if the "man and brother" was not removed. Berry, on his part, declared that he would leave the housi? if the black man wis removed. Falkner scratched his head slightly nnd remarked, "Well, Judge, Berry pays his bills and you don't, so I guess the nigger can stay '" It is stated however, that the eating went on in the same order in which it began, without any one leaving the table The Town Council now holds its regular meetings on Friday night of each week. Persons having business with that body will govern themselves accordingly In addition to driving a case through iu Court, with precision, JoV a Buskuk can drive a nail with vim and accuracy. Asa thumb mil drivht
A fiotul Dwelling House for Six. Hundred Dollars. T HAVE A COMFORT A CLE LITTJVE X Dwelling House, (almost new) containing four rooms, and Li mated nt the east end of Seventh Street, which I will, sell for UOO 00-&300 OO down, balance in three annual payments, at ten per cent, interest, Call soon, as it will not he in market long. WALLACE HIGIIT. Rloon-ington, Ind.,Nov. 8, 18V 1.
WANTED ! All of our old customers, und as many net ones, to call and examine our Fall Stoakof (roods, which is now full and complete. Everything that is usually kept in tho Millinery line, together with a good Assortment of Notions, much larger than we have ever kept before. Wu also deal in Real and Imitation Hair Goods, which we buy from the factory, and always l.nve the latest novelties. Wo are thankful for past favors, and hope to be able to merit a continuance o: the fame. Cur Goods are of the best, and the best is always tho cheapest. S. J. BEERS. I loomington, Ind., Nov. 0, 71-6i
A NEW LOCATION A.KD A JLuVKOlS NEW STOCK! J. wdavis Has removed his MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHfidkMI jrum tho west to the Scuta ftiie 01 te.e Public b.juure, and has just received 11 large nnd fashionable stec c of Clothing, Piece Goods, Hats, Caps, ami Ger.tl?mens' Furnishing Goods, which wili bo sold at figures low enough to suit everyone. Twkstv-Four Ykaks Kxrjsit; KJiCE in the business in Bloomington lias iven him a very correct idea of the wants of tho trade. Speeiid attention given to cutting and making garments to lit. Give mc a call. B'oomington, Ind., Nov. 8, 1 871 tf
NOTICE.
W, H. JONES, Kx-Rceorder. will give prompt attention to the business of i'OMVcyiuicInff, SrnreliiliR the Records of leet!N uikI Mm-taiKCH hi i'lonrne county, uml l'urnililiiA cbntioctii ot title 10 Iteul l'tsttiue, &r. W hat Jones known, he know; and in the main, what he don't know he h;o vst That is saying more fur Joxks, than many can say tor ihemselves, and toil the truth. Ol'FicE up stairs, at the Court House in Bloomington, convenient to tha Records. nov8-l'm
of the patronage .rit a am
Respect ful'y
amenable
price,
OvJAi
50UDER.
Chips and SpliKitcis.
Bryant, the gentlemanly Agent of the L. X. A. & C. Railway,, has
ory nut, on the first day of the present week, he caromed on his left thumb so skillfully that he forgot to count game. He now pockets the "red," that he may not take cold That new pavement on the south side of the Court House, being engineered ly Sheriff Fullc, is a fine improvement, but the reorganizatien of the public well would be of greater utility ut present Sam. Wallingford, Esq.,
Treasury Department. Office of Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, October 7th, 1871. "Wn.KP.EAS, By satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that ''The First National Bank of Bloomington,'' in the City of Blooniingtor,. in the County )f Monroe nnd i$tate of Indiana, has been duly organized under mid according to tile requirements of the Act of Congress, entitled '-An Act to provide a National Currency, secured by a pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide for the Circulation and redemption hereof," approved June 3d, 18G4. and has complied with all the provisions of said Act required to be complied with before commencing the business of Banking, un
der Mid Act. AW therefore, I, Hiland R. Hulburd, Comptroller of tho Currency, do hereby certify that "The First National Bank of Bloo uingtoii," in the City of Bloomington. in '.lie County of Monroe, i.nd State of Indiana, is authorized to commence the btisir ess of Banking under the Act aforesaid. In testimony whereof, witness my hand L. S and seal of Office thif 7th 'day of October. 1S71. Ill LAND R. IirLBITRD. Comptroller of Currency. Nc . I8SS. octia-Sw
PERIIGS, AT 97 COLLEGE AVE, ABE RECEIVING A NICE ASSORTMENT
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HOES
That will compare favorably with any in Town,
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ion foot T 3Ei E! 3MC I
GOODS, Goods, G00IIS.
J. W, BUSKIRK,
Attorney at Law,
BLOOBUBTCTOV, IHD (Office, over Levi TaxnenbaunCt Stored
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
OF THE STATE. Special attention eivea to Probate hnrf.
"Ass. nnd In mllfViHrui. 4nl01TH
also 1 ike place. r. P. THOMP: M. h s-;oih:i:ass,
. , . .1 . 1 . .1. 1 f 1 i.
1 , , 1 1 1 . . .: ... k .states tnai no sninneu ioui car-iouus almost stopped h;s locomotion, ov ' 11 I ,-.f ninlos rooonflv imnn 11-men 110
attemptin? to stop a locomotive
While running an extra freight train, last week,, he tried to brake
the train bv iuumin" his
lown
cl c
1,000 ! Is thai sol
Smith sel s fine Gobi Jewelry and Watches such goods as he can fully w.rrant. John has a quantity of the cheap Jet and Shell Jewelry, now so p -polar with the Ladies, and invites inspection. When you have repairing of any kind to do, leave your wrr!c with John P. Smith he will do it well and warrant it.
Insur s,nce J)epartment. Albany, ST. Y.. Nov. 10th. 1871. Having, it the request of the Officers, made an examination of the ahVirs of the
Home Insurant-.' Com 1 any. of New York,
the Company ha' , on the first
dav of Ntvcr.iber. of well-invested and
available A ssetts, -l,$13,570.94. Liabilities -were Ch eiijio Losses, deducting amount reinsured, - - $2,139.218 00 Other Li ibilities, - - 291 32ti 70
of the Common Pleas Court: Daniel Botcher, Coleman Carter, Jas. Payne, Jnt. T. Cr.iera ft, Rufus Coatnev, Robt. Sharp ess, Isaac T. Griffith, Mahlon Jackson, Wm. TVsBell, R. A. Wood, Th.;.;. McGinnis, Wm. W. Hail.
hi- -ill 'c UfllIS.HUIML E it I II I 1 31 u; i (PL A I N AND IN COLORS. )
TllK following are the names ofPlown on a cross-tie, imt tne train j EXECUTED NEATLY AND CHEAPLY,
! the Regular Jurv of the next Term i w"nt " a 1(1 no'v lir'imi can Wl,l . ,Ar J''" nta
difheulty got about Notwith-i standing the unprecedented dullness of trade, at present, many of the business men are buying enormous stocks of Holiday Fancy Goods 3 75 seems to he about the
Cray's Ferry PRINTS EMK WORKS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Administrator's Notice. TSJOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT l. the undersigned has be?r. appointed, bv ti e Clerk' of Monroe eovnty Common
Pica; Court. Administratrix of t he estate of Abraham W. Sjiiopf, deceased, late of liloomingtoii towlxshiji, Monroe county, Tndi; mi Siaid estate is supposed to lie solvent. ANNA E. SCliOPP, R. C. Foster, Att'v. novl Adm'ratrix.
Ky store is bow well filled with NEW GOODS, And I hereby notify all who have Tne Catib to Pay for Goods, to call and see my stock before purchasing. I need money, nnd I have determined to put my Goods down to prices that will MAKE THEM SELL. A WORD to those who are ow ng me notes and accounts that are due : I need money and MUST HAVE IT I Oct. 18, 1U71. W. O. I'EE,
I have a good, comfortable dwelling house for sa ia. The house has seven rooms, two halls, cellar, wash-house, wocd-shed and stable. I will make payments easy. If not sold in a few -reeks, it will -e to rent until sold. W. O. PEE.
OXO. A. BUSKIRK. J.B. SMITH HUSTJUL
JgUSKIRK & HUNTER, 4TTOR1VRYS AT LAW AMD
PRIVATE BAXKEBS.
Bloomintrton. Ind. office north si do of tha
public square. We will attend to all business entrusted to our care, in the Courts of this State, and are also prepared to discount good and soItent paper, on reasonable terms.
Kcjerences -Messrs. McDonald Roach Attorneys. Indiansnolis ? 1tfwara Wimlnw
Lanier & Co., Bankers, No. Si Wall street,
a v , 1 riiw. juvl-iui Ow jv jh or chants. Bloom in titon. Ind. iaay9
Wm. Stuaut. Chas. H. McPhebtebs. Stuart & McPheeters, West side of the Public Square, UKALERS IN
$2,430, Amount required to re-insure! outstanding risks. 11,375
Six hundred dollars will buy
anew dwelling house, containing j
four rooms. Terms $300 down, and three annual payments of 100 each. Thus the nmount paid is but little more than ordinary rent, and at the end pf the three years the house is your own. Enquire of Wallace Hight. BRING in your Job Printing. GEORGE BOLLEN3ACHER Now, Farmers, is the time to ascertain if our advice is good or not, with reference to Heavy Boots and Shoes at Bollenbaehor's. Bollen-
baeher has spent his lifetime in the ' manufacture of Leather, and knows (t good piece of flock as soon as he 1
Bets his eyes upo 1 it. Thev are; t. , , . , ' . ,!. .. .. , I o which la added the a-sess
xiiaKiug a spccr.tiii) or soiio. neavy , men. c Stockholders now
wors tor xarinetii lanulics, and; i -t . - . . ... 1 . I
uiey asK an
stock from th
Richland township, Nov. 27. P. liter Progress I wish t know if that "Dream" and the stuff culled -Pivtry,'' really irnti wrilien by Sam. Waliinj-ford. I've seen him buying mubv, nnd he seemed kind of keen wliile doint; t 1 at., so I tiMUght he certniiily hi'd morn bn ins, to say notion); : judgment, than t rth into print with such ridiculous tra.-h. RichlaSD.
Yes sir. ntn claims the authorship of
the production-, attributed to him. So you may believe j.ist what you please about his "brains or judgment.'' m - Ben ten teivn.-liip, Siuidny. Nov. 20. '71. Puhliher Proiras Dear .Sir: Is (hat a
I genuine document, a true bill, that Wal-
lin;;frd Dream ? 1 mean did he write it? Is he such a fo I mum is he inexperienced enough to claim the paternity of that thin;. 1 want to vote for .Sam for Representative, as I am opposed to the Kailroad. N ow is that so, let 11 kmw ihiou-h the paper. OLD liK.N'TONi That Dream is genuine, except, the spelling, punctuation and grammatical construction. .Sain had it copied by some one who writes a very pretty hand ; but comedown and we will shaw you a l. tter written by Sam himself. 1:1 which he claims that he never ues the little "i:l for a capital. Oh. it's rich. I say, I).nton, conic down I Dandruff, so annoying from its unsightly appearance on the clothing, and from the itching and burning of the scalp, is detached cuticle,
Home new has of wcH-invested and avail- i or OUlSlUC layer of the skin. It IS
I able n.v.'s. after payiiit' every loss at 1 thrown off bv th nrmionee nf bii-
r.30.79 000.00
$3,805,039.79 Amount t' Assets over nil liabilities except Capital. 31,008,031.15 The Capital Stock of the Corrip.tny is, - - $2,500,000.00 The olhieis have this day been directed to require :he .Stockholders to pay up the deficiency, or .Sixty Per Cent, of sa-id Cepitnl .Stock, within forty days. The p.-ei.ei.t. Asset.-;, and the prospect of a speedy r.pairmetit of the Capital Stock of the Company, arc qv.ite .-ufiieient, in the opinion o' the Siiperin tend ant. to justify the continuance of public confidence. GEO. W. MILLER, Kupt.
From the above it will be seen that the
t"p figure paid by those who buy! hogs. Some of the feeders say they ;
will hold for 4.50, and failing in that, will kill and pack on individual account Small-pox is alarmingly prevalent in all the large towns. In Evansvillc and Ft.
Wayne the school children are required to be vaccinated The Ohio river is so. low that it is said cow-catchers are attached to the steamboat bows, in order that they may safely throw aside the cattle that
now pasture in mid-stream
C. K. ROSi.SO. & t!SiO., Manufacturers of Fine Black and Colored Printing Inks. News Inks put up with care to suit tie season and peculiarities of
Presses.
Cohired Inks
Printin:
QUICK DRYING Bbick and s especially adapted to Label
Ailmiiilttiatoi'M Notice. "VTOTICE IS II EM ft BY GIVEN, that a!N the nndcrsinc 1 has been appointed Administrator of the Estntr of Andrew 15. Anderson, deceased. late of Pcut jn township, Monroe co.mty, Indiana. The Estate is probably solvent. AV.M. N. "ANDERSON, novl 5-71 -:tw Administrator. R. C. Foster, Attorney.
Four more new locomotives and two hundred new freight oars have been ordered for the L. N. A. & C. Rail
road Company-
Notice or Dissolution. -VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, OF liN :he dissolution of the firm of Sciiopk & K.it FVMAX, bv the death of Abraham W. Schopf. Jo in F. Kauft'man, surviving partner, will rettle. all liabilities rjjainst said firm, and nil persons indebted to said linn are requested to make immeii;:e payment. The busiiiess will I e eontinued'at the old stain: , by John F. Ivnuirmaii and Anna E. Scho .if, under the name, ami stylo of Jons P. Kauvvman & Co. JOHS F. KAUFFMAN. novl ANNA E. SCHOPF.
Chicago and elsewhere
Of Cep till, $1,008,031.15 Be-ins. Fund 1,375,000.00
examination of this ; famine community.
Next door to tho Post Office is the place, mind.
beine- (aid in,
3,0" 1-1 5
$l.5t.0,000.00
. A. liEALD, Second Vice-President.
M. L. SNODGRASS, AGENT, ISLoOMlXOTo;;, mi)
-.. 1 office in litukirk ,f tinnier a l Hank aim- T-i ..i .1 1 i . ... -
ioi 1)1-11111111;, coii.ireo criuain, : ' o" 'i oi.tm m., ami e iuien j Avenue
done at this office, as cheap as any
where in the State.
Wanted. All the Dried Apples and Peaches that I can buy. "Shs highest price in cash or trade, f.-r good fruit, H. KOTT, 00(18-7.'. East Side Square.
mors. Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia is compounded in part to eradicate this humor "rom the scalp, and it does it, most effectually in every case, leaving the head cool and clean and the clothing as it came from the tailor's hands. Shoemaker & Co. sell it. Try a bottle. Removed. Clark & Orchard,
I the wide-awake sr.uth side Grocers, jhave removed vo their new store ! room, be; ween Allen's and Shoe-
many years of practical experience
Friday of this week, will be
liloomingtoii, Ind., Nov. n, 1 f. 7 1 -;s w
Rf.,." n...r.. (maker's stores, ind having placed
ufaeture s. Lithographers Printer and" 1 """J-J-"'" , 1,1 'dcr,, ask their old ! have the most complete establish-Statioue-s. Fine'weddin- (Jnr.ls a spec- i f rwmU im' '"""J" lu'w n, to give nient of the kind ill the State ialitv; all liindsef l.e.n.1 l.i-u.lis I ,l- tltflll tt Ctlll. Tlie I1CW Store will at 1 Ar.. w 1 .1,. w. . ,r.,
ck Ceriitie ii L'thf "raiaed. once be sunnlied with a much larger ' .' ',. . ..
. e. " - . . n . nl llm I '111 Ar I II If -i.l. ...... I I
inane to tock than heretofore carried, and , " " ' J
Bonds aid
benls 11 ul Corixirmion Iik
order. Sole Atrent-i for Patent 15
Paner. uw! WVL cocU will be figured down low fovly tho way, we are in
jlis tilljaiisi (cash. I formed, one of the finest mechanics
OKI.X4 1: .o. XI.V. Requiring walks to be constructed in front of certain Lots on tho west side of Walnut Street between 3d St. and 5th Street. AVukreas, n petition starred by a maioritv of the resident freeholders on the
B. S. Chase! west si ie of Walnut Street, between Third
has become Veterinary contributor j 't0 tj,U Hoard, 'asking that an Ordinance be to the Kansas Farmer, published at i adopted rvqmrinB walk to l made in 1 front of the lots as below described; thcreLeavenworth, of which paper Dr. i fure.
Aaron G Clmso is AasUrsint Fditor. ' 8- 1 B" "rdcined by the Board of
" . .' . Trustees ot the town ot Jiloumington, inn., "Bloom." lias a natural inclination j that walks as Ikrcinafter described, be con-
P . ir i 11 11 stru cted to the t'radc as shown bv the profur the Veterinary art, and has liadtl,M fsaU, p;U.t'()t-st,,,..t, now in'the hands
of the Engineer of .-aid town. Skc. 11. So much of In-Iot No. 01, frontim; on Wsdnut Street, as is owned by Almira Currv. So mtich of Tn-lut No. 02, trontinp on Walnut Street, as is owned by Monroe enmity, (controlled by County Commissioners.) So iimeh of In-lot No. 125, side fronting on Walnut Struct, as is owned by Johnson McCoIIourIi. So much of In-lot No. J3, fronting on Walnut Street., as is owned by J. II. Redfield. Sue. III. That tho walks to be constructed in f re nt ef the lots embraced uiui speeiuYd iu tha fore-Mill:; section, shall he made ei;;bt feet wide, out of good pavim; brick er la j :-!o:ic: the outside line of said walks to be twelve feet lioiu the tine of the lots. Sf.c. I V. The fore;uiiii; walks shall he completed le. the 'h day of Novemhcr. A. D , 1: 71 ; i;hcrv. i-e be subject to 1111 net of the General Assembly -f the State of Indiana, ci.tit cd ' an Act to compel owners if town (s t::ra te and paveor make side
walks in front, of their property, and fixing the penalty tisercin. I certify the fiei;oinj? to bo a true and correct enpy nf an OrdinaiK'o of the Town
of lilnoiiiitijion, Indiana, passed by the Hoard of Trustees thereof. November 7th. lHit. taken from tin reeords of said Hoard.
JOHN VYALDKON, Pros t of Hoard Attest; James V. Vhk, Clerk of T. B Rloouiii.toii, Ind., Nov. 8th, 1871.
'47. Established. '47. J.().&M.L.M'(!ollough, DRU0G18T8 and APOTHECARIES, Weal Side of the Court House Square. DEALERS II? Vrngs, Mtdiciues, Paints, Oil-. Dye Sluffs, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cigars,
Tobacco, &c, &c.
last day of service for the Common
Pleas Court. The docket as yet, is light. But little new business will be introduced On Saturday last, four extra freight trains passed Bloomington Station, over the L.N. A. & C. Railroad. This road is doing an immense freight business at present orders were in, last week, for three hundred more cars than were empty. Hurry up the
Chi. it T. II. Railroad, so that all the business may be secured that is offered Clark & Orchard will soon occupy their new Grocery Store room, and tho firm will then
I' Ili'C Wines, Brandies and
Whiskies, for filtdical Purposes. Books and STATIONERY. WaSi Paper. (ZV('wu)ic(l Free.) Prescriptions carefully prepared, with the purest of Drus. Remember, we use none but fure Drugs, and do net ttucitx at pieseriptions. l!.)omins;toii, nd. May 18, 1870
IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, OILS,
Doors, Sosh, Glastif Putty, Chains,
Collars, llames, &c. A full and complete stock of
Farmers1 and Mechanics' Tools,
AND CUTLERY. Special "attention given to filling all Orders for Building Matevials. Bloom ington, may 19, 1869.
The Cheapest! HENDERSON'S
FURNITURE WAREROOU.
North Side Public Square. Farnltore and Chain, of a
best material, put down at the verf
nneii prices..
C0FFIH 3 Alfi METALLIC CASES.
Ready made and ready trimmed, of all prices, and sold cheaper than at any other
piece in Bloomington.
My Ucarse mil attend alt Funeral. Frt of Charge. E. J. HENDERSON.
Bloomington. lnd-junH
W. H. Bodkin, DUtn I3T ALL KINDS Or PARLOR COOK ARB HEATHS
Manufacturer of and Dealer ib
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Ironware.
Piping, Cutterlng and Metallic Rooting Doae te Order. FIFTH ST., NEAR DUNN'S STORi,
JOHN II. LOU0EIV, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND Geaeral lasaraBee Agent, BIoomlng;on, lad. Agent for the following named reliable Insurance Companies: JETS A Fire Insurance Company, Assets $5,150,931 tt UNDER WRITERS Fire w. u;waty, Act 3,63 4,998 JETNA Life Insurance Company, Asacis $12,(K 0,000 00 B&-TIIE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.OFFICE Not thweet corner it Fubli gquare. 5 July I86S-y
mm W. C00KERLY, LIVER V, SALE AND FCED STABLE, REAR Of 1H.OOS1INGTON HOTEL, H!oomi?ij.:rori. Inci. SADDLJ. 110RSEM, Horsesand r.ug-ics, and teams, hired on reasonabb jituw. Stable j tut east of ;ho PistoIice, and in rear of tho Bloominglon Hotel oct6 '69
Robert C Footer, -Attorney at Law,
8C Will give special attentkB to Ox settlement of DeeedenU' Estate, ami Collection of Claims. Officii West side Public Squnr.
JAMES IIU 3HES. KICK. TAN HOSUT. BIG11ES & TAN HOKN, Attorneys! at Law, IlLGOStUKCiTOX, 1K1.,
WILL practice in tbe Supreme a3 infei lor CouH.e of tbe State and in the District Court of the. U.S. for InrYwna. The collect on of claims in any part of the State, will l-eceive prompt attention. BioomintrtoR, Ind Nov. 24, tSi.ff-y
Phoenix Draia Tile HaehlM. TbU is a Double Plunge Machine myVsg ing about 1 f?et of 3 inch Tile with J rt volntion of tbe team. It ts'driv Sj simple crank motion, without any oOBtyKOat lolls of cams or cut offs to p outotofK der It is made very strong aatt substantial in all its parte, and bac a?rtitgneU for taking Jua all tbe wear of its pluoge, thus practically prolongtiae its .eftas almost indefinitely. Scad for circular,. Chandler & Taylor, Iadiunapolis Ind.
The Phoenix Stave Mar Use For tight -work vill dress from S.OOO t 19.000 staves per day in tbe most perfect manner, lea viiij' each stave suficiontly smooch to be uiM without furt'ier labor.
Ser,4 for circular.
l'adianapolis, tnd.
Chandler & Taylor,
NOTICK Trs HKltKliY GIVEN, that Bids will be received for ki-ejiing the Monroe Conntv Poor Asylum, for one year fn in the rtth d .y of March. 1812; on the 2d din- of tho December 'form of Comniissionors' Court. By O.-dcr of tho Board of Jommiseionen of Monroe County.. HKNRY F. PERRY, jc25-71 Aud. Sdonroe County.
Notice to IJcIjs of iPelitiioa to Sell Real estate. State of Indiana, Monroe county, Court of Commm Picas. NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVE.'i THAT John VY. Davis, Administrator of tbe
estate of Jacob Touis, iece:istd. has filed
liivcry, Feed and Sale Stable. jr. o. WOM-BY, Opporite the South end of th R. K. Deft? HAS one of the largest and best arranged Livery and Sd dtsUaa in Jlonroo. or in any other county in Soutbern Indiana. Saddle horses, r Howtsf and bugt;ie!i will be ftiroubed at any liour of Uw day or niiht. Commercial tivle mA other?, will be fuinishod witb convevaBc
his pet tion to sell the Real Estate of the furnished to families. Horses fM brlha
deceden . his personal bein insullcient to i sinc;l, fwnl, day or week, t ICSionabw
mv in? ..re, iiiim mm, .i.u fi-iii;iii wiji , rale. W prOPOW lO SCeRS nTlii ClBa l-l.-i.r-. S .,1 til. .ev(- lrm riP .... Kl ..t .1. Ll:.. I T.
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Comnioi bleat, of said oo'.tniv.
Atteat : JOH N R. IS AST, Clerk. R. C. Fust an, Att'y. Blooniinifton, Ind, Oct. 2ath, 171.
stable, and ask the public to ginai't trial.
y All too hccouhu of tto 014 Iraa-. A . O. are mi the bands of tha preevnt proprietor, and xdst be paid It imce. Blootaimtton. Ind., Dec. tm,
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