Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 37, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 January 1872 — Page 3
BLOOMIHGTQH PROGRESS,
local axd siiscei. LA XEv vs.
Chips and Splinter.
Bill of Prices For Advertising. The undersigned have agreed upon the following Bill of Prices for Adveitisint; in the Bloomington Democrat, and B'ooinington Progress: 1 year I col. $Sn ; J i id. $ 10 ; rol. $20. 6 mos. 1 col. $45; col.$ii; cot. $1 2.50. Stnos. 1 col. 25; 1.13; J cil.$T.5i. "Cards, per year, $10.00, or one djllar pr month for 3 or 6 months! Local Notices' 10 ccii-.s per line: landing locals 8 cents per line, each insertion. Divorce Notices, $?2.tHl. Administrators', Kxf ntors', Ouf-rdians', Commissioners', Attachment Noiijcs.ar.rl all other local advertising wiil be churned for it t bo rate of 13 cents per line for first insertion, and 10 cents per line for each additional inser
tion. All local adve-ttsemenrs wtuc!i r
REl'I BL1C11V ItIEETIXG. TWi-ft wPl in n Afrtcs "Moetino- of the 7i
pu!.lir;ns ot Monroe County, at the Court ; Tlie Democracy of Lawrence House, in the Tovn of Bloomington, Feb- county, it seems, arc determined to n.iiry lo'.h, 1872, at i o'clock P.M. of said i mafcc a strong effort to carry that day, to appoint delegates to the Ecpubli j (ount t A apppoaehng election, can State Convention, and elect a Central J .... , Committee for Monroe county, and to j and already the ticket is named. transact such othir business mis may prop j The Independent says that Mitchell,
erlv come before said Meeting.
Jan. 3, lei i
(our Ren. 'I is spoken of for Senator;
CLELLAND F. DODDS, I ,,,. - fW
Chairman ' uu it ui v.ik. vj.'nn".i i.in.tj ! will not accent a nomination in the
Republican State Convention.; , . . . .. ,, ,,
.ho IWiliVeor, nnrtv of Ineli Arm I Pn at the CoUnt' easury
will be held in the city of Indiana- j '3 Pe 01 democratic success, polis on Thnrsday, the 22(1 of Feb- j Ren. is coo shrewd to t$l;e husks rnarv, 1872, ;it 10 o'clock A. M., j when corn is just as easily cot ten
for the nomir ttion of candidates for
quire proof of publication, must be paid the State offi'CS and one CongrCSSfor before affidavit will lie made thereto. .v..,n Kmiln Stoto nt biivvo (if'iivn-
Tiios. C. PlTRSKL. Pub. Democrat. I ... , e ,. ... v ' to the L riiversitv. after o. Holiday
Every train, last week, was well filled with students, returning
Statu Treasurer. Thc name of Major John B. Glover, of Lawrence county, will bejpresentctl to the State Convention on the 22d of February, na a candidate for the oflice of State Treasurer. Major Glover has a good military record, has twice been elected to the office of County Treasurer in Lawrence, and enjoys the confidence and esteem of the people politically and socially.
if there i Should he receive the nomination,
no more courteous or papular man would be numbered with those upon the State Ticket than John B. Glover.
Something Hew In Illoonilngton. Nofcingur & Jossclyn have opened a flrst-class Sewing Machine Office, Weal Side of the Public Square, where th-iy will keep on hand for sale, tho celebrater. New Family Simror Sewing Machine, ( i. welcome visitor to every family.) together with all the Attachments, (Silk Twist, Linen and Cotton Threads. Oil. &c. Jul 04 .J. S. GKUIlliS, Sup. Agent.
Geo, A. Botkiwc, President
Rout. C. FosTBtt, Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BLOOMINGTON, IND. South West Corner of tbe PubUe Suuarc.
W3I. A. GABE, Publisher Progress.
Sp e cial X o t 1 c c . Bloomington. Ijtd., Nov.
i dcsignr.tii)2 enndidates for Presidcn- vacation-
- First the Bedford
tia! electors, fur annointintr dcleirates ! Ti'miwrniu'p Wreath died, and now
24, 1971. i , ,i. v i i).,,,ij:,, n,, J , . ,
Ladies ami Gentlemen of Jiloominqtor. j " "CPUW"."' " I the lieCit Td JCWS announces 111 last
nd .lon,-o corny Permit ua. throngV j twn, and tlie transaction or such , k nurabor thBt nQ mnre the columns f this paper .o iniorni y. i i 0tber business as may properly conic . 1 1 that in view of the sroat advanta v jefor, tne Co ivention " wl" ,MJ ,ss"cd- 1 hp newspaper buJZh::,:; The order ofon,in;tion is indi- sincss is "mighty onsartin" at best 1st, 1S72, we will, with vour kind assistance, j cated as follows: Governor, Lieu ten- not one country paper in ten SVSS: I Governor, Secretary of State, : 8tanj3 upo a solid,' paying, or "paid us to sell much cheaper than "any house j A uditor ot &ts;te, 1 reasurer ot ttite, j f(jr 1)asi!: A number of the that does a credit l.usine.-s. and consequent- i Clerk of the Supreme Court, Super-; ... . . t V A r r ly save you and ai! other honest men. the ; jlltcnck'nt of Public Instruction, I igmtarii-s ot tlie Li. JS. A. oi t-. ZX$:i&- Attorney General and Congressmen j Railroad passed over Ihc line in a
in order to cancel fan uents tn.it arc losv i at largt-
by selling on Vimi! to unprincipled and d honest men. who buv larcelv. but iv
' i nmiirt .no Tnnriicnnr'innn lu -
nothing, vv e p-d-e ourselves to sell : .v,v. v..v.. ; .-if Lawrence County have given cheaper than any retail house in the State. I nxed at one delceate tor each one; aio-n , . who sell en time. Me mean ftunnera from i hundred vote?, and one delegate for j 1 tK:ke.v & onncIIy 9i'JU to print this time forward. Wc know thut we have j , fMntinn n.To,. fiftv vntoennat in .31 X hundred COineS Of & paper. Ill
house; but by our new system buying for j tne Several COltntlOS in tnc Otaie tor cash, and seliing for cash we cr.n save you ' Hon. M. F. Hoffman for Secretary
ot State ,at the general election of 1870. By order of Central Committee, John "V7". Foster, Chairman. J. C. Bi;rx:3Tt, Secretary. DIED,
At Brazil, lndi. na, un the 25th of Decem-
thv.r, 1871. of Co isumption, H attic J., wife
-Trun thc lys aJoPtcd by tl,e! The Democratic Central Committee
y,; Committee, i he representation ' : ,,f Lawrence
at least 15 to 20 cents on tho dollar, on the
average of your purchases. iou Can readily see the advantages offered you. Therefore, hoping this wiil receive your hearty approval, and being very thankful for past patronage, and asking a continuance ot the same, "We remain, respectfully yours. J. W S1103.MAKKK & Co. li. Kemcmbcr that everything in tho Drusr and Book line will )e sold elieip-
than ever before, at J. W. Slio.'inaker & j of F. A. Otwell Co's Union Drug Store, No 13, South Side '
Public Square, Bloomington, li d. n2!)-6t
I860 the Democrats reluctantly relaxed their hold upon the county offices in Lawrence, and their great .anxiety to be re-instated is exhibited in this twelve hundred dollar arrangement Wm. B. Seward has been elected Member of the
!V1 iKEiSi:t, By the Rev. 51. Crossley, Dec. 28, 1871, at the residence of the bride's parents, Miss .da A. Hasted, if Num-ie, to Mr. Thomas W. Harper, of Terro Haute.
Henry Ilevrson Removed to i the South Side. II. IIKWSOV, in his new ligation, on thoout'n side of the : square, is having a fin,' run of custom work j ii thf Rsitti Ynt. lt'ir$ntt' !S riiHttx" ar be- I
... ..... " - ....... - ... k m m . . ao . " . : l.. ..,. -1 I,;. l ! ....
V;nwc ltl,;, did lin- ! Jon, Conveyancer maolluist, and will be found a valu
ish and neat, lit, which is always combined . and Notary P. li!c Office in tnc Court in them. He lias on sale B ;ots of his own j House, with .V. nty Recorder:
Real Estate Trans fers.
State Board of Agriculture from the Fourth District, the time for which Geo. A. Buskirk was elected having expired. During the time Judge Buskirk was a Member of the Board ho has been instrumental in introducing several much needed reforms. Mr. Seward is a practical
manufacture, and is always happv to take
the measures of cash Easterners. npl2
UOLTZMAN & SOM Nice Flannels, Jeans and Soft Yarn of different weights and colors. e-.ci i.lways le had at Holtxman t Son's V. .. ,le:i Factory, which is locate;! ct the east end of'tth Street. In cistoin work spinning and carding V.'ool the Eolt.mans' are unexcelled !v any firm in North America. If vou nw'l Blanket'. Flannel? rvr Shi.U or
liif.wer--. ot Varn v.'it!; which to bild yon I Warm Woolen Socks or Stockings, go to i Hohzman's Fae'.orv. j
B. H. Policy to John L. Poiley, 240 acres of land in Marion township, $1,300. Hester Hel.jnberg et al by quit cluim, to .fohn Helenherjr, 50 acres of land in Polk township 12J 00. David Chambers to J;,oob G. Chamber;;, he nndiiidm: .1-1211; part, of 4 7 acre of hmd. in Clear Crook township. "ri 00. Jesse Fowler to Samuel V. Whaiey. I GO acre of land in Van Butcn township. 1.1500. John Koon? to Peter BalHn'r 8 acres of land in Indian Creek township 200.
Aquilia ltogsr to John W. B:kirk Hi
able acquisition to the State Board of Agriculture "Turk" Moore, we learn by the Indianola (Iowa) Leader, is giving gift concerts in that Stale, and is meeting with good success Some of the solid tax
payers were around getting greenbacks in exchange fur "National," during the last days of 71. The county treasurer and auditor, how-
i; Hie .n.. l,nl .rtr,tT 1L. foffllllo 1111
west half of 1. .-Lots 327 and 32S in the i v vl - Town of BlocTiintrton, 2,750. ! matter if issued bv the National
Attention All! Joshua Haover to Milton Histht. Tn-Lot . .. in, ,i. All rersot indebted to the tira, of j. W. i ioo in the Tou-n of Bi,,or,,in,,on, so... Government or fcational Banks-
j,v i i.isv i-j vreu.gn t. " i tiiram vv oriey, one oi me oiu vmof land in Washington townshin. 2,00ft. t e T, , ... ... . j S. P. Thot-.pjoii to Abner Thomas 40 j zens cf Lllettsville, th is couuty,and acres of land in Bean Blossom township, j , tnrvst u-fPCi hn-iintvia man
of Richiand township, died on Fridav, January 5th, after a brief illi " i nes.-. The political cauldron is j bubbling, at the capital city, and
candidates for Governor are plentiful. Prominent among those men
tioned fire R. W. Thompson, Ben.
RaK Road Street, one square west of the j Harrisoi:, Godlove S. Orth, Thos.
ja3-2 Browne, and many other irood men.
Where there is so much first-class material to select from, the Convention can certainly secure a satisfac
tory and successful candidate
Shoemaker it Co. are rcjiicstei' to call and settle their accounts, cither by Cash or Note Cash preferred before tbe first
-dav 'f January, 1S72. as we intend to filled i
all o',its::ndini debts; :;nd do a cas'a business fiti. thut date. 110'. J. W. SUOF.MAiCFK & Co.
an land in
CEOP.vl E BOLL K Nr BACH I : R My friend, you'd better go to the Cincinnati Shoe Store and learn what can be done for you for a small amount of money, as Bollcnbaeher proposes to do a cash business, and
Aviil sell close, to suit the times, j r . . fhurcli. Ladies' Dress and "Walking Shoes j
1,400.
Mary A. ris to Juv.-x B. T,v divided interest i;i 40 acres of
Blooviiingt m township. OCij 00. John Car- to Thomas Carr, the undivided half of n'ot No. 235 in the Town of Bloomington, 450 Oo.
Tbe IIi:ses Pattens' .School. I
The Second Term wi Tu'-sdav, Jan. 2d. Ib72.
commence on
in groat variety, at the Cincinnati Shoe Store. Examine the Custom Sewed Boot. JOHN P. SMITH
IS Watches in one week, is not a poor holiday trade, as every one will admit who is cognizant of the close? money market. Well, John P. Smith had just such sales, and he is ready for more of the same sort, at any time any week of thc year, if customers will only call. He has thc exclusive agency for some of the leading watch manufacturers, and ask buyers to call.
JNO. F. KA17FFMAS & CO You may rcam this wide world over, in seareh of an establishment superior to that of Kaufi'man & Co's and you will never even find its equal. Kauffman, individually, is a bully boy for business, and the shelves of the house are constantly stocked with everything a person may need to cat, drink or chew. Ask Kauffman for a dish of Oysters ; or, if you buy Bread, try the article manufactureel for this house. It is prime. JC. L. McCOLXOUGH Tho Old Reliable Drug Store is
but a few doors north of Mnllikin's corner, and upon its shelves are
"Writ ins Desks, Albums can't pesil.:y eiiunv; rate all vho nice goods at the Union Drug Slor, bat all the Girls and Boys can find just what they want at Shoemaker & Co s. Gii'.Lsr Gurus' you can get thimbles, scissors, beautiful work boxes, nete paper, envelopes, and everything of tiiat kind, so cheap, at the Union Drug Store and all new
feSf Such gondf as Cotton Flannels, Flannels, Opera Fliinne'is, Jeans, Shawls, and other Woolen Co. ds, will be sold at tsosr for tho rest of the season, at S. K. Rhorcr's. Thc loth of February. On the 10th of February, as will be seen by a call in another column, the Republicans are to assemble in Mass Convention, for the purpose of selecting Delegates to the State Convention, r.nd also to elect and organize: a County Central Committee, to act during the campaign of 1872. So far as we are advised at present, Monroe County has no local ax to grind upoo the political wheel that is to revolve at Indianapolis on the 22.1 of February, and no suggestion is therefore necessary as to the Delegate matter. But in thc selection of a County Central Committee, there should be much discretion exercised. A dead Central Committee never yet infused life into a campaign ; endeavor to select live, active men men who will feel that thc success of the party is their individual interest, and nil will be well. Ve are glad to note the fact that as ye-t the Republican Party of Monroe county has no noisy, hungry aspirants for petty offices. This is a healthful indication, and if our people will continue to act with harmony, and unite upon a sound, unobjectionable ticket, Monroe county will again poll a full Republican vote. W A NTKD too bushels G recti Apples, at S. K. llhcrcr's. Bfelf Don't go crr.zy about "hard times." when yi'.i can buy Ladies' Shoes at S. K. Rhorcr's for $l.!id.
WANTHD SALESMEN A lew reliable, energetic young men, of sober habits, (who cut" give good references) can obtain permanent and profitable employment by applying soon at the Singer Sewing Machine OfhVe, West side .?iil)!iSquai e, Bloomington, Ind. Call or a Idress Nolfsingcr fc Joiselvn. Bloomington, Ind. J. S. GR'UBBS, Sup t Ag mt. jnnlO,'72-1rn Hors 5 Shoer . The undersigned bus purchased thaShop formerly owned by A. R. Ravenscroft. and has employed a good Horso Shoer. Horses will be shod ten per cent, cheaper lit my Shop than at any other in town. Shop opposite Wal Iron's Tannery. SIMPSON S. SKIRYIN. Bloomington, fnd., Jan. 4, 72.
loan Money, Discount Bills and Notet, Receive Deposits, Sell Exchange, Say ani Sell Gold and Silver. INTEItKST PAID ON DEPOSITS
I At the-rate .S7.V per cent per annmn, on tmiout'i tht-i remain futir numtht or longer, j and fur current ueeounti, as may be agreed I npfitt. decri-Cm
GOODS,
Goods,
GOODS.
Co-I'artaci'Mliip. "VfOTICK is hereby given that K. T. li Taylor is this day associated wi.h J. W. Hairymar in the Grocery and Provision business. Persons indebted to the old firm will plesse come forward at enr e and settle. The stock will be increased, and even' effort made to retain the good will and pationas;e of the old firm. TAYLOR & HARRYMAN. Ttloomingfor . Ind.. January 1st. 1872. Notice"?!!" Dissolution. NOTICE is h-.-reby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between M. A. Dunn, F Batterton an! F. C. Dunn, is. by mutual consent dissolved. E. Batterton retiring. Persons indebted to the late firm wiil please call and settle then- accounts. Any poisons having claims against the eame, will present them for payment. Business will be continued by F. C. Dunn and M. A. Dunn, under t!ie firm name of DUNN & CO. Bloomington, Ind., Jan. 1st, 1872-4W
Notice of Sale of Laud. NOTICE i3 hereby given, that by virtue of an Order of tho Monroo' Common Pleas Court, the undersigned, Administrator of tho estate of James Goodley, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, on the premises, in Salt Creek township, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22d, 1 372, tho following dose -ibed real estate, to-wit : The northwest ;unrtor of the southwest quarter of section fourteen (14), of townchip eisht (S), ram:e on? (1) east, containing forty ( to) acre more or la.-s. Also, part of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section fifteen (15), township eight, (8). range one east. And part of the southeast quarter of tho northeast quarter of section fifteen (15), township eight (8), range one (1) east, containing forty (10) acres, mora or less, in Monroe county, Indiann. Terms One-tbird cash, the residue in equal payments, nt twelve and eighteen months, "with notes nt interest, waiving benefit of appraisen.ent, and secured bygood freehold sureties. Sale to begin at '.! o'clock P. M. JAMES 13. CLARK, 2d7cc 71-td Administrate r.
After tho alighting from a wagon of
a recent dancing parly that excurttd to the country for a little fun, a quantity of old papers were found
styles. among tne straw, numbering thirty
nr fortv Trihnnps. ITnmors' Weok-
Don't do it. There are men in I ,. r. t hi i ..o .i.
n, . . , . ii cr i nes, jjuzaBi, etc. most ui uic Bloomington who are paying 5180 1 . per year' in rent, when in three j Pl)0r8 -led Wlth heav' P'cces of years they could, with this amount twine, and not one of the party that of rent money, pay for a home of had been in thc vehicle could be in-
it ' rt i 11111
tneir owr. Six nuneirect dollars will buy ihr.t nice cottage house of Wall. Might's. Is not this better than pavi.ig that amount of rent in
j three years, and then have nothing
to show tor it? 3-Ou Thursday night, Prof. Starr will give another of his popular entertiiinnieuts at the Court House. Crowded houses anel well pleased at diences have been tho result wherever the Professor has appeared, ai d with favorable weather to-morrow night, he will gather auother h rvest of greenbacks.
A Word foe a good Agency. Mcss.Hutison &Menet, Atlvertising Agents, Park Row, New York, are
ducad tc own them Eld. Treat will not go to Martinsville, as has been reported, but consents to remain with the Christian Church of Blooniirgton Thc wife of A. J. Misener died ou Sunday last, after a protracted and painful illness. Mrs. Misener was a sister of Milton J. and John P. Smith of this place The wife of Newton Mathers; died on Saturday, of last
weejj AY. C. Green, of the
New Albany Standard was in town
last week, called to the bedside of
hia brother, Thos. Green, who has
been seriously ill of typhoid fever
On Thursday last a meeting
juuio-i mi: viiuiuot j. uy, v"."" Diiiietine; m a remunerative ousi
Tinctures, etc., in the business. For;ncS5. Ve have had a number of of the Directors of the C. & T. H.
many years McCoHough has given ' transactions with these gentlemen, Ids special attention to the Drug ancl jn every instance have found trade, and particularly to the Pr i- them to be "prompt and liberal in
fccnpuon urancn, 1.1m nis reputaiie n i their dealings.
in this particular is se-coutl to no
man who has had tho same amount Tlie Indianapolis Daily Sen p , V i i l i ,
ui experience. i tinei, wn en nas anvays neen a gooc ... , ! paper, m ide its appearance on Nev
IS-Tiimr,?. T.antornc Ohimnevs. I Year Do 7 - a an entire "ew suit of
Shades, fa ne.v patent RcfleeUn-,) : tyP1;- Barring ifs politics, the Sen-
Pocket Knives, Pencils, Pens, Pa-jcl redocts credit upon the Capi vri. oxrtbinf vftli rnfii' pall fiir in i C.ity.
Jv ") j ' j -- the Stationery line, at Saoemaker & Co's Union Drug Store.
Sk;xs of the Zodiac. A philosopher in the West, grown intojadmiration of the Cherry Pectoral,writcs Dr. Aycr for instructions under which sign he slirll be bled, which blistered, anel which vomited, and
under which he shall take Aver's I
Pills for an affection ef the liver, also uneler which sign his wife should commence to take the Sarsaparilla for hor ailment. He tidls that he already kuown te wcf.n his calves under Taurus, change his pigs in Scorpio, cut his i-tair in Aries, and soak his feet in Risers or Aquarius as their condition -requires. Schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin, and visit Mr. Ham wl en you get there. Lowell Daily JSews. CST" Bleached and Brown Muslins at S.
Iv. Hnorer s, cheaper .nan ever. 8f Ladif's' and Childrens' C.istom-
nade SHOES, very cheap, nt S. K. Rhorer's.
Pehsoxs knowing themselves
indebted to W. J. Allen will please call and settle bv cash or note cash
preferred. it must close up my books at the end of each year, and I cannot call on every one in person. I mean business. Don't fail to
call. W. J. Allen.
tal
Railway was had in New York, to arrange for sending the President, Gen. Pleasautou, to England. The
General's object in going to Eng
land is to present to the iron masters B.nd capitalists, some facts in regard to the mineral wef.lt h of the district this line of road will traverse,
find induce them, if possible, to come over and manufacture iron here. He will also negotiate a loan. m ' ' I), A man named Frank Ltmm, was arrested on Wednesday, at Carperitersville, by thc employes on the train from the north, charged with :ittt;iiiilii)o' to throw the train from
that they wont think it worth : K- for Tulcy & Wicks, so much so i the rails by placing obstructions
waiting on me for!' Phis may be , that they have determined to reduce ' npon tiiera. He was brought to true of some firms, but Capt. Shoe-i still low-;r the prices upon goods, i Bloomington, receiving a severe maker, Farts or Voss will give you ! that pco ile; may not be compelled beating on the way, and was then as much attention, and appreciate j to go fuither than the Now York 'taken back to Gretncastle, on the your visit to the Union Drug Store j Store, when in search of any article! north bound train, where he was just as highly for a small purchase j they nee I, no matter what, in the' lodged in the Putnam county jail.
as for a large eme. bo to bnoemakcr j Dry Gootlti line. Now, y
Br, The celebrated Nilsson Corset at S. K. Rhorer's. Here's an Item. McCalla & Co (although, a little late) wish to say "Happy New Year" to their friends, and .sk them, in the same breath, to "pay that little bill!" All persons haviig unsettled accounts on the books for 1871, need not expect credit until the old score is settled. The :!irm will at once begin to send statements, and insist that they shall be paid or you know what comes next. Now, they intend to clei.r out the old -stock,and every mau, woman or child in thc county can g2t goods at almost cost, for cash. They are closing out in earnest no advertising doelge. IConfi'tenHrtl.'Wo. loam that MeC'alla & Co. iro insolvent chat they can only
pay a certain number of cents on the dol
lar of their indebtedness and that they are selling their goods for just what they
can get they mnt to sell out before their creditors hear of it! Bl Alexandre and Empress Kiel Gloves of all colors, at S. K. fi hoi-er's.
jmi'diHtTA.Vr. STOP AND READ. The undersigned Auditor and Treasurer, wish to call the attention of the Tax Payers of Monroe county to Section 7 of the Acts of lSi'.fi, page 123, which reads as follows, to-wit : "The amount a:id value of all bords issued by bodies corporate or politic, all corporation stc:cks,Indiana State stocks and stocks of other Sta es and of the United States, whether within or withontthis State, excertiin; stocks of -.he Indiana Stats Bank, and such oilier stocks as may be speeifica ly tarfd: Provided; that if nn- person sh ill
have converted moneys, credits, or other personal property in the year preceding the first day of January of' the current year into bonds, or otlif-r s3curit.ios of the United States, and shall hold or control said bonds or other securities when he is required to list his property, he shall list the monthly average value of su: h moneys, credits, or other property thus converted, while su?h nionevs. credits, or ether property was held
or controlled by him : And provided fur
ther, that any mdettedness ot such person
or persons repreaen.Mi oy mm, created ny
investment in said oonus or omer securities, shall not be deducted from the :iinou it of credits in making np his list for taxation." Tin; above section is plain in its provisions, and effectually prevents the civcrir g up of taxablo property by converting the same into Greenba :l-s,"or 'United Stales securities before the first elay of January. Each person is required to pay tax on the monthly average of bis personal property without reference tc thc fact, that he nu.y have converted the same into any of the above named securities before the first dt.y of January. J, F. MAN LEY, I. MILT. ROGERS, Auditor. Treasurer.
Bloomington, Ind.. Dec. 27. 71
'47. Established. '47.
J.0.&M. I. M'Collough,
DRUGGISTS and APOTHECARIES, West Side of tiia Court House Square. DEALERS IN Drugs, iuedicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, &c.
Pure Wines, Brandies and Whiskies, for Medical Purposes.
au d STATIONERY, Wall Paper. (Trimmed Free.) Prescriptions carefully prepared, with the purest of Drugs. Remember, we use none but pure Drugs, and do not guess at prescriptions. Bloomi lgton, nd., May 18, 1670
A NEW LOCATION AND A IiAKGE IMXCJW STOCK! J, W.DAVIS Has removed his MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT from the west to the South Side of the Public Square, and has just received a large and fashionable stock of Clothing, Piece Goods, Hats, Caps, and Gentiemons Furnishing Goods, which wili be sold at figures low enough to suit everyone. Twenty-Four Ykabs Experience in the businef-a in Bloomington has given him a very correct idea of the wants of tho trade. Special attention .given to ctittiog and making garments to fit. Give me a call. Bloomington, Ind., Nov. 8, 1871-tf
NOTICE.
W. H. JONES, Ex-Korder, will give prompt attention to the business of Conveyancing, ScarcUing (be Records of
uccuji una :Hoi-tajccs in monroe county, nnA riirnlslihiR abstracts of title to Real Estate, 4 c. What Jones knows, he htotos; and in the main, what he don't know he knoiosl That is savin more for Jones, than many can say for themselves, and toll the truth. Office up stairs, at the Court House in Ble'0'.iii..gtoa, convenient to the Records. nov8-im UNDERTAKING. B.4WT A & WHITARGR
will keep constantly on hands all kinds of
My store is now well fillei with NEW GOODS. And I hereby notify ail who have Tlie Cash to Pay lor Goods. to call and sec r iy stock bef jre purchasing. I need money, and I have determined to put my Goods clown to pries that will MAKE THEM SELL. A WORD to those who are owing me notes and accounts that are duo: I need money and MUST HAVE IT.' Oct. 18, 1871. W. O. FEE,
I have a' gtod, comfortable dwelling house for sale. The house has seven rooms, two halls, cellnr, wash-hoase, wood-shed and stable. I will make payments easy. If not sold ir a few weeii), it will be to rent until sold. W. . FEE.
Wm. Stuahx. Chas. H. McPuebtebs. Stuart & McPtieeto, West side of the Pub'ic Square, DEALERS IN
A
SHOEMAKER & CO-
867 Simpson Skirvin has taken the old Ilavenscroft Shop. See his card.
Some persons will sav : "I don't ' TITLE Y ,fc WICKS
want to make a small purchase Hkej The New Year opens auspicious-
35"' For Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and Building Material of all kinds, go to W. J. Allen's. KSJfGo to S. .t. Phe rer's East Side Store, for CI1KAP GOODS OF ALL KINDS. James Ftsic, Jr., was shat on Saturday afternoon by the man Stokes, with whom he has bad a bitter law suit for several months. Stokes deliberately rested the pistol on the banisi er of a stairway a? Fisk was entering a hotel and shot him. Tho wounded man. died at 1 1 o'clock the same night. .--- &3T The best of Clover anel
Timothy Seed, in ouantitis to suit
purchasers. Call and see it. W. J. Allen.
Ayer's Catittartio Pills, For all the purpose of a Laxativ SCedioi&e.
w cine iaaounivorstdly
requircu uy everybody as a cathartic nor wr&s ever liny b!fore to universally adopted into use, in every country and among all classes, t this raikl buCcfficient purgative hiil. Tie obvious reason ii, that it Is a more reliable and far more ot-
fe-.tnal remedy ttmiumy other. Those who have tried it. know that it cured them: those who have not. know that it cnies thpirneighbors anit frienoe ; and all know that what it doos once it does a.wavs that it never fail! through any fau lt or net;Klcotoflts i-oiuiiosllion. Wo have thousands upoi thousands of certificates of their remarkable cures of tho feliowina complaints, but such cures are known In every neighborhood, and we need net imblish thcin. Adapted to all atces and conditions In all climates ; contniniiiff neither calomel nor an r deleterious tlnijr, the-.- may lie taken with salet.r by anybody. Their siiu-ii-contiiiff iiresoiyes tlieri ever fresh.'aml make them pleasant to take, Willi 3 being yurelj- vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in anv quantity. They operate by their lowcrfnl inilnencc on tbs internal viscera to pnrif" the blood and timulut3 it into healtlir action remove the distraction a
or tho stomach, bowels, iver, ami otner wkuiii o.. the body.resloriiiK their nefrnlar action to liealtb, and by cori-ectln j, wheruror thoy oxiiit. such derangements as are the li -st orhpn of disoaso. Minute directienf are given in the wrapper on tho box, for the following complaints, wlucb tnes-i Fills rapidly cure; For rTpeplu or Kudlixestlon, Uatleaa. n, Lnuiunr and low. of Apiei:ite, they should be taken modei-at.ilv to stimulate tho stomach, and restore its healthy tone and action. For Lirn Complaint and its variouB symptoms, miinu MtPliilucfce, Hick Headache. JTauiMlica or I. rcoa Siii-kllOHK, BII iouH t'olic and nilin Vvrer, thoy should be judiciously taken for such case, to correct tho diseased action or romovo the obstmctlons which caiiAo it.
For ITiintorr or niarrhoea, but ono
miiu uosc is jrimcrany re pureu. For Ilheamiiliaui. Jou. C ravel. Pal
pitution of the Hrart, lain in tho Mitlf. Vli.trli .ind Lntiif. thdv shruilti be contiti-
uouslv taken, as rorUired, to chanfto th.j diseased action r,f the system. 'Vitll such clionge Ulosn complaints disHnnear.
For ltrnnny and liiropmical S well li(fii they shuuM lie taken in 1 ai-prrj and frequent doaei to produc the nnVet of a drastic purge. For Moiiii-iMi,n n l.irite done honlrt ho
taki-n us u pr.itlu-.u3 tlie desired effect by sj m paUiy.
As a JJimirr I'm, take one or two FH to
promote digestion and rtllere ihc stomarn. An O'-'-Hsionnl d-ise stinuilales tlu.- - toinach ami
uoweis mto hualthv ,-i' tioii, restores tli.: appetite, and invigorates the svstnn. ilenre it Is often ad-
Taatagetms where no srtrime. derangement exists One who feels tolerably well, often finds that i (lose of these Pill makes him feel dci-idedlv bet
tor, from their rloiinfung snd renovating effect or.
uic uigeative apparatus.
Dr. jr. CAT EH CO, . Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. 1j,.8S., V. B. A.
tow have!
j& Co's and get aeejuainted with the j only to cull at their store, on thci 4 ' The Fashion Cook Stove, the
house tl.-cy are gentlemen, every ; soutn sitle, to learn if these asset-j bet btove cast or west, at one. ' lions ha ve foundation or not. W. J. Allen's.
Taylor & llaiiyaiao, THCA.I.KRH IV GROCERIES & PROVISIONS NORTHEAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE, BLOOMINGTON, IND.
fJIHV CENTS ffxlrftetliiaonc ut:i with (.auetiiitfj (ini, ONE BOILAR -nl upward for
ItH DOLLARS for u Wvr or
. vt ni . on tuiQuar,
lyt tiUMlitj.
Xll.iifjRE'S DENTAL ROOMS If'... It) North Illinoi. St.
c o F
V A S
c A
K E T
8,
IROM, STEEL. PAilNTS, O ILS,
Boors, Sash, Glass, Fully, CJiains,
Collars, Hanies. See, A full and complete stock of
Farmers' and Mechanics' Tools,
ANI) CUTLERY. Special attention given to filling all Orders for Building Materials. Bloomington, may 18, 1869.
Bkaden and Burford, blank Book Han
ufucturera, Lithographer, Printers and
Stationers. Fine Wedding Cards a spec
iality; nllkinuiiot Lrcnl slnnks on hand;
lionds and ,-locc Ortiheatjs JLithograpbed. Seals and Co'-poration .Hooks made tc
order. Sole Agents for Patent Building
Paper, 74 W. V?ashmgton st, Indianipo-
li$. till jansi
On th'i East side of the Publie Stpiare, first
door above tho Presbyterian Church. Efptciui ntteution fiivcn to tbe basinui. We now have a fine, new Hearse, for the
accommodation of our friend who may favor us with a call. They can also, at th i
ame time, leave ortlers tor all the etirriaues
they may want. We have labored under some disadvantage heretofore, but that time
has passed. Uur hoarse is as mco as any in
the Slate.
janiitf B&NTA & WHITAKER.
Jas. B. Miii.ky. John L. Pitnbr.
MTJLKY & PTNER, A.-l-,toi'iicj-s tit vv, BI,OOIUlJLTO$, IIVDIAiA,
WILL practice in the several Courts of the State, and the District Court of
the United Stales, for the State of Indiana.
Especial attention given to tho collection
of ehinis and probate business.
Orllcc in W. O. Fee's building, northeast
corner of public square.
Jlloor in-ijrton, Ind., Julv 26th. 1871.
M. W. Ielton, Notary Public AND REAL ESTATE BROKER.
FARMS, Lands, Town and City property, for salo or trade. All "kinds of property bought and sold. AH kinds of
conveyancing done with care. Titles examined, and nil business connected with
the sale or transfer of real estate.
-97 COLLEGE AVEA'DE.
Removal. VrXJJ3L.IA.rn E9IEBY HAS REMOVED HIS Saddle and Harness Shop From his Old Stand, on Fifth Street, to tbe
room on College Avenue, just opposite the Orchard House Building, where ho will
keep in nnnu ana Manufacture to Order all kinds of Carriage, Wagon and Buggy IlisrniRSN. Saddles, Collars Whips and Saddlery Hardware. Ail kinds of Repairing done on short notice. Bloomir.gton, Ind., June 21, 1871.
Aelniiuislrator's Notice.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undersigned has been appointed
by tie Clerk of the Monroo Court of Com
mon Plea-., Administrator of the Estate of
Polly 11. Slugs, deceased. Into of Monroe
coun;y. State ot Indiana. Tlie Estate ia probably solvent. E.' E. SLL'SS, dceS!)-?1 -3w Administrator.
EXEClTOIl'. SALE.
"VTOTH'E is hereby given, that tho tn-
i.'l dei-signed, Executor of the estate of Johr L. (4rillii.ii, ilecoased, will otter for
sale at public auction, nt the late residence
ot tre deceased, in ljlnoniini;ton township. Monroe county, commenoiiiir at 10 o'clock
A.M., on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24. 1872, tho personal propersy of siaid estate, con sistiii' of Horse., Cattle, Sheen, Hoss, Hnv
Corn, one Mule, ono Wagon, and various other articles. Terms of Sale All sums of ?3.00 ard undtr. cash: nil sums over $:t.el0 a oio it Will b-3 gi ven until the 25th day of Dpcvm;ber, 1HT2, the purcliaser giving note with approved security, collectable without relief from valuation laws. JOHN B. COX, December 30, 1871. Executor. J- S.Smith Hunter, Atty.
RE-OPENED.
I would respectfully announce to the
public generally that I hare again opened
my place ot business, on tn street, wnerc I shall keep in stock the f nest
of all kinds, including Wines, Brandies. Whiskies, Ale, Sic, for medici ial purposes. 16-The BAR will at all times be stock
ed with the very best of Liquors,- includin g the best LAFAYETTE .jAGER BEER,
the best brands of Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
Dec. 20, 1871. A. b.K.Vii&ti.
WANTED! All of oar old customers, and a many new ones, to call and examine our Tall
Stack of Goods, which is now full and com
plete. Everything that is usually kept in tho Millinery, line, together with a gf ai assortment of Notions, much larger than we have ever kept, before. We also deal in Real and Imitation Hidr Goods, which we buy from tbe factory, a id always have tbe latest novelties. We are thankful for past fa-rors, and hope to be able lo merit a continuance of tie same. Our Gcods are of tho best, and tbe best is always tbe cheapest. S. J. BEERS. Bloomington, Ind., Nov. 0, 71-6t
The Cheapest! HENDERSON'S FURNITURE WAREROOM, Norih Side Public Square. Furniture and Chairs, of the best material, pit down at tbe Vr.f lowest price. C0FF1MS AMD METALLIC CASE, Ready male and ready trimmed, of a 1 prices, and sold cheaper than ai any other plaea t Monmini1un. Mr Hearse vU, attend M Funerals. Free of Charge. E. J H EH PERSON. B'ooinington, Ind.. jnnl
W. H. Bodkin, BSALCR Ot ALL KINDS OF PARLOR COOK AMD HEATING
ilsnufticturer of and Dealer in Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iroaware. Piping, Gnttertngand Metallic Roofing Doae to Order, FIFTH ST., HEAR DUSKS STORE, B-OOMINGTOff, ISO.
JOIf X II. LOUDEH, ATTORISEY AT UW AND fieneral iBssrance Aent, Bloomington, Ind. Agent for the following named reliable Insurance Companies: JOTS A Fire Insurance Company, Asset $5,150,931 71 UNDERWRITERS lire Ins. Company, Assets $3,634,999 85 JZTJfA Life Insurance Company, Assets ... 412,000,000 00 V8TTHE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.OFFICE Noithwest corner of Public gquare. (July 1869-y
Lime Kiln for Sale. I OFFER FOR SALE MY LIME KILN and Stone Quarry, for Sl,200. One-tbird esh, the balance in two equal annual payments. JOSEPH S. ALEXANDER, Bloomington, March 8, 1871-tf
J. 8. SMITH HUNTER, -A-ttorjney at Law AND NOTARY PTJBI-IC, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. Also, Agent for Continental Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. pd todec26-72.
JOHN .W. BUSKIRK, Attorney at Law, BLooaravciTOff, ms., (Office ever Levi Tannenlmvm's Store,) WILL PRACTICE IX THE COURTS OF THE STATE. Special attention given to Probate business, and to ivdloctiona. 5i1o'Tft
WALTER A. FOLAND, &TT0E88V AT taW, And I Votary Public, BLOOMiKQTOX, SJSDIANA. Office la Co urt iiouiie, up stair. V.crtur.1,,1 l ti.nf ,r crtvAn frt ff.llM.i.WWIt.
Administrator's and Guardian's Reports.
Settlement of Estates, &c. Enough basi-
ness to subsist upon respectfully solicited, to which 0'ireful attention will be given.
juyi 2-1871. pdtii xi
VALUABLE II OUSI: AOT FOUR ACRES OI? LAND IFOR 8 ALE. nnHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO JL sell his House and Ixit, situated just
scuth of the College Campus, npon reasonable terms, if application 1-e made soon.
Tho house is built ot bno.it, two stories m hight, and contains nine rooms and two hails, with a front portico to each rtiry. The house has recently been painted and ro-shingled, and is in good-condition throughout. There is a vrell and twt (-.interns on tho premises, stables, -wood-i-lied, ehioken-house and all other outhouses needed.
The pasture lot, chicken lot, kitchen jtar-
nrn, ana uoor yard, are sacu neatly ana independently fenced. There is fine selec
tion of fruit t'ees on the grounds, among which are Apples, Feaebrsi Pours, Plums, as well as choice Grapes, end a nambir of handsome e.vet greens. The house will be soil with all tbe .ground, or with a portion if it TEBMH.-One-third of thc purchase rnney thnvn, the balance in payncnts to suit the purchaser. For further particulars, call on the unit jrsigned, on the prcmipcs. EDWIN BULLARD. Bloomingto-i, Ind., July 31, 1811.
SWES W. COOkEKLY. LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, REAR OF BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, JBloomin orton, Ind. SADDLE HORSES, Horses and Buggies, and teams, hired on reasonable terms. Stable jus-, east of the Posto-fice, and in rear of tlie Bloomington Hotel. oct6 '69
LIVERY, FEED AXD SALE STABLE. J. O. WORLEY, Opp mte the. South end of the RJL Depot, HAS one of the largest and beet arranged Livery and Sale Stable? in Monroe, or in any other county in Southern Indiana Saddle horses, cr horses and buggies will be furnished at any hour of th day "or night. Commercial travelers and others, will 1e furnished wit'i conveyance t neighboring towns. Good, steady hones furatehed to families. Horses fed by the single feed, day op week, nt reasonable rates. filootnineton. Ind., Dec. 28. '870.
DENTISTRY.
Dr. W. T. Allison,
3 AS. B. 01. AUK.
JOHN C. ('BCHAIO.
cum & wmkm, SXALBBS IN Fancy and Staple k WL $ Mi S Jl S f Provisions , Quteiisware, &c Maon :c Hall Building, Bloomington, - - Indiana.
The highest prices paic. &r all kinds if
country proauco. laujd 70
execuitom's votick. NOTICB IS HKREBf GIVEN, that the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the last will of John L. Griffith, late of Monroe coun ;y, Indians, doceased. The estate 1 probably solvent. JOHN B. COX, Executor. J. S.Smith. Hunter, Atty. December J;7th, 1871-J-,
WaT- OFFICE Over Tobe Sraith'a Jewelry Store- South side of the Hiuare. BLOOMIlKCiTOlV, KKDIAKA. W- M. BEATLY, 00U8E AND SIGN PAINTER lad Paper Danger. (r'lDERS loft at McColIortgb's or ShoeJ maker & Co's Drug Stores, will receive p-oroi t attention. Shop on east side Colbge Avenue, one square iith of the iwbiic squaie. ma-29-1!
TC'HN ROCHESTER, take pleasnre in I'J iniormuig the public that he has -istab-lishid hims If again west of tlie Or -hnin trail ling, On s. College A Venue. Sha ring ard Hair Cu.tiftg done in style. He Holieits i. share of the public patronage, and will guarantee satisfaction. Bloomington, Ind, May 24tb, 1671. ifor Sale House and Lot. H'OI'SK contains si larfe nd comin- . d ous retrain Tliete is a Cktern, Cellar ind Sta'ilc. Sitoited in the Jtortbeat pan of Blo;nington, joining corner of 8th and Lincoln streets, lies beautifully and high, fronting tbe south, and is well supplied vritii fruit trees and evergreens. For par iculars eH on or addresp J. M PKESEE, BloomiiiBton, Ind. jt n3 72-3W
Robert W. riers, A.ttorney t Ijiw, Hloomlitfytoii, XndU iv Will be found during all business hon! s t Judge Hughes' old oftlco, mi tha Nottli Side of the Square. AU b.isineentiusted tc hia cara will K-ceive rrot.i t aUtVioa, jaoS-72