Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 19, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 September 1872 — Page 3
PRINTING ! THE PROGRESS Job Printing Office ! north Side Public Square,
Pram, and rstirelT w Wa
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with X Tm, .v UrM of i UndL Is
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING,
&n&lV.X guttered, to thn 1.,,
ItOlSf ASCI,! No. XL.IX. Whereas a Petition, -igrrd by majority of the u ncrs of Real K-tato on Eighth (Sth) Street, between AVnlnut .Street and Dunn Street, hns been presented to the Board of Trustees ..f the Town or Bloomington, Indiana, asking tbnt an Ordinance be passed, i-quiring that Eighth Street irom Walnut Ssreef. to Dunn Street, be graded and guttered; Therefore. Swtiox I. Be it nrdniied by the Botrd of Trustees of the Town of Biooininglon. Indlr.nn.that Eighth (8th) Street from Wal
nut Mnt to Dunn Strep; be eroded and
puilntty. Ordsn bom liUu wiU xeoiv
ymisattcanon.
ORCHAO HOUSE I
0. XX. Orchard & Sons, PROPRIETORS. Opposite tie Depot, Bloomington, Int.
Cyrus P. ICcNutt, ifartineoilU, Ind.
Alfred Ryoss & fijb't W. Mi.rs, BloomingtoH, Ind.
BfcNCTT MORS & MIERS,
ATTOMEYS AND COUNSELORS
AT LAW, BSioomlagrtoa, Iud. AH tnwmess entrusted to us will be care fully attended to. Collections made, and promptly remitted. Office in Highes' old office. nsr2S-72
JA1ES W. COOKERLY, UVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE,
OF BLOOMINGTON HOTEL,
Bloomington, Ind. SADDLE HORSES, Morses and Buggies, aad USans, hired on reasonable terms. Stank jnsi ecst of the Postoffiee, and in NKf the Bloomington Hotel oettS '68
Dr.
2r rm.n
Allison.
OFFICE Over Tabe Smith's Jewelry Store. South side of the square. BLOOM IXGTON, INDIANA.
10UISYILIE, N. ALBANY & CHICAGO It AILKOAD.
BOUT ASS FOPTJXAB EOTJTE to oil Points Kast, West, garth and South. Trains leave Bloominon Station as follows : TRAINS XOBTIi. TBAIJJO SOUTH. 2:27 r.ii. Dav Express, 2:H5 p.m. P:M Freight 4:25 P.M. JSSfCars ire attached to Freight Trains for the accommodation of Passenger who MV wUk to travel on them. fe. It G. JIlNTY.Gen. Stipt.. N.Albanv. JB. K. HOOFER, Gen. Tk.t Agt.
J. S. SMITH flUNTER, A-ifcorjuey at JLi,w AND NOTARY P3TBL.IC, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. A ho, Afrent Tor Continental I.tio Insnranee Co. f Hart for 1, Conn. id lodc-2j-72.
profiles of said part of Street, now in th.
j hands of the Engineer of mid Town ; and ias hereafter provided; and that the eost
and expense thereof be ascertained and assessed according to the provisions of an net of the Ciencral Assembly of the State of Indianr, entitled: "An net to enable incorporated Towns to lay out, open, grade and lEiprov.i Streets.and rcafco public improve
ments thereon," &c. &e. (Approved April
Un, A. II lSli'J.I
Sec. II. That the gride of so much of
fciguth (8th) Street as i herein required to be graded and guttered, shall be, and in
lierohy established as tollows, vu:
M. f ir. Beginning at.a point on tho
cast side of Walnut Street in the center of
Eighth Street at the level of 220.25, thence running east a distance of (656) six hun
dred and fifty-six feet to Lincoln Street, at an elevation f 192.8 !,heinga fall of (27.44) twenty-seven and forty-four hundredths feet; thence east a distance of f28(ift'i two
fcuudred iuu) cightyix feet, with a fal' of
nveand seventy-one iHiT iiredtlis feet (T.7l) to Grant Street, at an elevation of t87.Io, then:-e eist a distance o" two hundred and eighty- ix f.-et (2S tti a the Bridge near Tannery, at an elevation of 172.39, beinp a fall of fourteen nod st-venty-one hundreths feet, theiu'c east distance of silly feet (60) to intersection of Dunn Street, at n elevation :if 174.47. lieing an elevation of two and eight hundredths feet (2.08.) Sec. IV.' That the i;r!ide of tho aforesaid part of Eighth street, when the trad
ing and guttering shall be coin?)!eted fioni gutter to unttor at. right angles with the
line ot snul street, bo. and the snrno ia
hereby established as follows : Commenc
ing at tlus bottom of the gutter on either side of the street, thence ascending at the grade of one (1) inch to the foot, to the center of the street, with a regular curve
irom g.itter to gutter. The distance from the center of the street lo the outside lino of the gutter on either s de, shall lie fifteen feet. Sf:c. V. That the width of the gutter shall b five feet and in ide of good stone, with lead stone six inches thick, and the shape of said gutter shall be the snv as that, heretofore adopted by the Board of Trustees of said Town, as shown by t:ieir records. Sue. VI. That tV work rcquirec". in this Ordinance shall be completed by the 15th day of September 187, and in accordance with the foregoing specifications. This is, to certify the foregoing te 1 o a true .nd correct copy of an Ordinance of the Town of Bloomington. passed Nipt. 2d, 1872, and taken from the records thereof. JOHN WALmtOX, PrnsidVnt. Attest: JamkaF. Fki:. (Uerk of IJ. of T.
Mamie Seward : Dial Aitgnst'lith, nged fifteen. Only fifteen ! and, but one vear ago, Her eet fell all light on earth's faireit fiowdrt Dear llttlo feet, now colder than snow, And helplessly still through the quiet hours.
!ft hair from off the ptdo
JOHN W. BUSKIItK,
Attorney at
The Last Postponkmknt and tub Last Ciiasck. 100,000 in 3,300 Prizes, iu Cash atul Ileal Estate Gitts, art; to bo distributed legally, fairly and honorahh", September 18th, 1872, at- Mas m Citv, 111., i:i aid of a Public Library arid Cluirchc The rincipal prize is 15,000, ash. The prinei)al prize
l ia Keal llate is a handsome farm
of 270 acres, near Mason City, III., valticdat 11,000. Tl is enterprise is endorsed bv the
best businessmen of Illinois. Tickets
Push back tho brow.
Press tin; long lushes down o'er the Wtic eyes. She will not notice your light touchings now Springing to meet you in laughing surprise. Clasp tho cold hands which love's kiss cannot warm, n .....
j. ore, waxen tuna's wero never more
white :
Fold the robes closer about the still form.
coon k oc nun away out ot your sight.
Oh tha sweet face with its softly closed eves
Oh the still poise of the bright, auburn
noad r How the tears fall where she peaceful! v lies,
Hoar the wild sobbings, for Mamie is
aeaa.
Sunshine rrenping goldenly into tho room, Fragrance steals out on the scent laden
air.
Blossoms are flinging their rarest perfume ... . . '
vver our oariing m slumber thero. Sleeping ? No dream was ever so sweet ! Oh the broad plains where tho glorified rove : Hush your wild weepings and heart's anguished beat, She is. not sleeping but living above. Living the life theseraphims know Singing the. sons that tho ansrols sinir :
Joining the music whose rapturous flow,,
tiursts into praises botore her king.
Xot very long will the, waiting be
reacetnllv sweet dees the m-er elide.
Surety from off its white banks she' will seo,
xour ieci arawmg near to the other sme. J-obus is keeping our darling now, Leadir g her feet where the ransomed ones strav.
O, the white robe, and the crown on licr
browBliss, peace and love, through illiinitlcss day. Fr.ORRIE H. SiiWABD. Bkiomiingtoiij Aug. 2Gth.
REMOVED TO WEST SIXTH STREET. Bollenbaeher is in the room one door cast of Dunn A Co's Building, near the Railroad, and ia receiving a now stock of Lttdies' Lastine
his mother. Tommy and another little boy, neither of them jiiite seven years of age, were playing on the river bank at New Albany, and finally Tommy walked out on a log
t-Taitcre, to which he desires to call ) that nan united irom some point
especial attention. Pie desires nil ohm-o mm ond P , .,....... 1
htij old ountomcrsto wnlk do.wn and
see nun, tor he believes he can make
it to their interest to do so. Remember, one dour cast of Dunn's
Block.
SST" People follow the famous Past oa: u.,i. cu ...i !
wiuuc duuiv oture, utrever lb is
driven by fire and Hood, it has come down to the
8" Chas. P. Tnley has moved back into the oronertv vacated hv
him a year ago, in the southeastern
part of town, but that will not pre
vent the .ew lork Store from sell
in their immense stock of Surnmer
Goods at a small per cent, above
cost. They do this, and then de
duet five per rent, for cash. If Tulcy
tt WieKs lose money bv this opera-
iikii, u is ineir own mutt tne poo
pie who buy have no reason to
quarrel with them. Try it once.
Now that northwest
corner of the public square (Butle r's Building), its trade is larger, if possible, than before. Every article you can imagine in Pictures,Fran.es, Cords,Tassels,ete.,is upon the shelves at the Post Office Book Store. Go to the Post Oftice for Stationery. Quinine is in great demr nd now, and at almost any hour of the day you will observe people fiom Salt Creek and Bean Blossom, inquiring their way to McCollough's Old Reliable Driig Store. If there is any virtue in Pure Drugs, the customers of this house will receive assured benefit. McCollough is an experienced Presoriptionist, and in addition, keeps all of the Standard Patent Medicines. Call.
BLOOM IXGTOX,
(Ojfire ). Xnfioii". Itnnl; Or irr.)
WILL PRACTICE .V THE mVRTS
Bpo-inl attention given to Pre?;::i
Mrl.l t. 4olltm!d i.i14 .
BJt&iv a j .'ai eucii, or tnree tor a.uu. f or i f:!ll 1Vlrtll'ul:11 0lflrit.c
i b.. p. r. 'u..
oiA tv, .ui,vM-,, iuanagers,
2t
Mason City, 111.
JOHL II. I.Ol'OI i, ATT0RWEY AT LAW A N 1 CSeirml lasn ranee ?s nioomlnirton.' Inl.
Agmt for tii f.dlowiiig n.iuied r 'liable In-
1
and in
nacoBt ! Hit co ii ! hundred pounds of elear sides. smoked
to(vnl tor sslcat low pnec. bv TIIOMAS AIULLIK1J..
For S.vlk. 10 pigs at 1.00 each, and 2 fresh milch cows. M. M. Campbell.
urunco Cnnouriies:
Aftr....... fj.i. i 50.93 1 Utt'DER WRITER'S Fire ( ,,iv.
A.mi iTXA IA'r. liixvrvitet- C
Ari.
OSt-e ov t til.BUth sida of the
UiMZ.iAX o; so:s' T.iis firm has out lived the fifteen or twenty WiKiIen Factories that have Um;h iqwrattd in this comity during the last ten years, and stands nt
the h?.l Ixrth us regit nl credit, workman71 1 ship -.ml facilities. When you have Wool i o curd, or t.. Ix spun, or if you h:ive Wool
$3 fi34,l9 95 , " '' uesin- to ,;. II :,t llidtzman's hiv. Factory, atvl yo-i wi!l g' t if od prii-es for
inent Republicans wlio have gone
over to Greeley have been drawn by the hope of office. Their history proves this; for nine out of ten of them are either disappointed officeseekers, or men whom the present administration has found it necessary to kick out of office. Take the list of the "Liberal" leaders in this
into the Hardware Store and sovure ! ' t:llP' run ,c ovep carulully, and yon
hi supply of Builders' Material, Mc-i wt!1 "ai'd'y find one who does not
iciiatiic s loots, eve. Just now i hey ! belong to one or
are having a run on Cider Mills, and claim to have the Agency for the best Mill in North America.
Bi If you have the least desire to study Natural History ,you should walk over to the south side of the puplie square, amd sec Stuart: & MePheotcis' Elephant. Having
iatished vour curiositv. then walk
Chips and Splinters. The Secretary of the Monroe Co. Agricultural Society is affected with temporary paralysis in the right
arm, induced by overwork, viz:
writing entries of stock, etc., for exhibition James Drysdale
has the third engine on :he new
Cincinnati & Terre Haute Railroad. Drysdale is a temperate man,, a careful engineer, and is always at his
post 1 he nights are growing longer, and behold the day of election draweth nigh It is stated
that Mr. Mullikin will build a brick
business house on his corner, early
next Spring. If Mr. Mulltkim un-
leitakes the enterprise it will be
done, and well done at that, as he has both t he means and the vim to carry such a project through Mrs. Lathan has a new house, almost completed, just north of W. O. Fee's building on North College Avenue Prof. Lee has removed to Greencast'e, where he will take charge of tho Public Schools Thursday last was hog day, and 241 head of stock hogs in small lots, were driven through the streets of Bloomington, weighed on Dunn it Co's scales,and delivered to Mr. Hinds, of Morgan County, at four cents. This is a good opening figure for stock hogs No sensible man can doubt that most of the once nrom-
upon
the bank. While playing on the
log, the child lost his balance, fell into the river and was drowned On Saturday morning, as John F. Kautlman, the South College Avenue Confectioner, was driving south on Walnut street, his horse began to kick, and struck Mr. Kauffman's right leg, just above the 1 t" 'ft I" 11 mi i
aiiKie,i.ueaiviiig it oaaiy. ihe bones are so much crushed, that fears are entertained that amputation may become necccssary. The horse is a
vicious onc,havtng quite a record of
runaway and kicking feats Capt. Geo. W. Friedley made
speeches in this county last week, at Foster's, Rader's Mill, Smithville and Harmony. At each appointment Capt. Friedley was enthusiastically received, and he may
expect a large attendance when the joint canvass between himself and Frank Wilson comes off. The joint
canvass will begin in this county on or about the 26th of Sentember
i The Monroe Circuit Court
N4REIED, On Thun day, Aug. 29, bv Rev. John J. lligbt, Mr. Henry H. Bates" and MUa Ella Pvnn.
THE DISTRICT VOTE OF 1870. As a matter of record and reference during the present campaign, Ave publish below the official vote
! of this Congressional district, at the! 890 '
election in October, 1870. Tliosejii.it
interested in sncii matters should
preserve the tabic for use between
this and the fall election :
$i2,i'i!ywio oo First National !J:iik. on iqm.re. julyTi !i
yviir tV.). Jiiut v pr. o jitly : I
ill win-!; will done
RrBieinber iw Bine Frou?, so'.:tu siik so.t,Ai!E. CLABK 3 'Five Percent, offloi- Cash.; 1K.1.ERS Fancy and Ntap'e
Blaomlngton, - - Indiana.
o it -! tor.; IliUtl ;.gu:n.
John P. Smith, and his efficient corps of artists, dextrouslv manipulate the entrails of a watch with vi.oran.l accuracy, and this being true, evervbodv in Monroe
toves 1 ie Mpprt'.te, cl nses the i . f"ouuHHjr counties, SUOtlld ;:o' aini m:;Ij. y m feel like a i bring their timepieces to him and -Moit s Kitt.-rs. Try a jottle. have them nut in uronor rcnair.
i
The higaest prices pa;-
country podut?c
for all kinds of four years,
If von get illious, weak, tongue coated and fiid hadlv nil ove r. l;o nid g. t u buttle of Dr. Mods Herb Bitters. They will do you good. ! l Bt5? A number of;AdiuinitrtitiM,Gunrdinn and Kxerators me indr.bted to this f8ee for ndvnrtisinj;. A general .. quest is hereby made, thr.t thev settle without
lurth:T delay man- bills have linen iin
John has thousand
which
a
recently invested several
dollars in fine Jewelry.
he is desirous of sellin;i for
little less than cost.
Notick op El. B." tox. Notice is hereby given that there vdll be a meetin'" of the fn.,;...L .... ,i , .
OUSJ respectii.llv inform the citi- i.'. '.' " v'""fl: l"" House, at
day of September. 1S72. at 7.1 o'clock, for
j the purpose of electing three Trnst"es, for i said Church. By order of the Church.
J.I. Holtzman, Clerk. Bloomington, Aug. 28, '72.
82" All those indebted to Jos. M. Howe As Son, are req usti.nl to
icall and settle immediately.
B" FOB CIII LLS, go to Shuemaker & Co. for it Bottle of Mod's Bitters.
YXT
Tl ter.s of Biooiiiinton and vieimtv
that he has re-opened his Root and Shoe Shop on College Avenue, first door south ori" the Orchard House Building where ho is prepared to make all kinds of Boots or Shoes to order, and at prices that defy conrpetition. Persons having corns or bunions, etu have their Boots made so that they will suffer no inconvenience, from them. (Jive him a. call. Fine Boots a ajseciaHjr. may29 72
X. T. TA1XOR. J. W. HAKRT MAN. TAYLOR & HARRYMAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Choice Family Groceries, Qwemxware, Glassware, Tobacco, Qigare, Notions and Sail. The highest market price paid for country produce. Northeast corner public square, Bloomington. Ind.
College.
Gleudale Female
M5 mil?s north of Cincinnati, O., on tho Cin. nmn. & Dayton, A. & G. W., and Indianapolis Junction Kailroad.) The nineteenth collegiate year of this mil-known and established institution, 'will begin Sept. 17. It appeals to its past success, its admirable location, and tho recommendation of those who know it best, as its guarantee to the public for the future. For catalogues and information, address Bev. li. D. POTTBB, IX 1. President, Glendal. O. July 24, 4t.
8S- Restores the appetite, cleanses the coated tongue, and makes you feel like n man again Mott's Bitters. Try a bottle Increase Your Income.
INVEST IN SCHOOL HOUSE BONDS.
the other of the
two classes named. Go over the list of Liberals in your county, town or ward, and see if seven-eighths of them are notjmcn who have failed to receive nominations! Now stop
: and name them if it ie not a nominntion or an election, it, is some
other thing they have asked of the Republican Party, and have failed to get done, for their own pecuniary benefit Carter Pcring, the accommodating Agent for tli3
Adams Express Company, at this!.
place, might with propriety write a fmall book, containing what he knows about raising large peaches. A basket of eight ounce peaches from the Pcring farm, was presented to "the undersigned," on Friday Inst, by Carter, and as far as heard from he stands at the head of the list for huge peaches Two men were arrested in Bloomington, on
Wednesday last, charged with hav-
fivra do a wholesale business in Dr
Mott's Bitters, Magnetic Liniment, etc. If you want to trade at a No.
safe investment and good per j 1 house, and with live, clever gen
tlemen, go to Shoemaker & Co's Union Drug Store, south side of the
" Judging from the crowds of people that ate hurrying in and out of Shoemaker & Co's Drug Store each day ,onc would suppose that an election was being he'd in the Union Drue: Store, when the fact is.
that it is only the natural result 0fi 'inS Psed counterfeit 50 notes r.t
a. large and increasing trade. This ! Bedford. Messrs. Hudson, Slunk
A mW LOCATION AJf A NEW STOCK T J. w."davis Has removed his MERCHANT TAILORIMB ESTABLISHMENT from the west to the South Sido of the Public Square, and has just received a large and fashionable stock of Clothing, Piece Goods, Hats, Caps, and Gentlomens Furnishing Goods, which
wili bo sold at figures low enough to suit
everyone. TwasTY-f ouu xkahs lixFKBiexcjt in the business in Bloomington has givon him a very correct idea of the wants of tho trado. Special attention
given to cutting and making garmonts to
lit. uive me a can. UJoonii-igton, Ind., Motr. 8, 1871-tf
CKKT. TEN PER CENT. INTEUEST TAYAnLE a sxually. A few thousand dollars of the School House Bonds are yet for sale. Persons having money to invest, cannot do better than to tak. some of these Bonds. The issue of said Bonds was authorized by the Board of Trustses of the Town, and in strict conformity to tho law; therefore the re can be no better security offered than theso Bonds, as they 'are met by taxation, and both the Be-.il and Persona'l property of the tax payers are bound for t bo payment of them. Bonds are in denominnf ion
of One Hundred, i'ive Hundred and One Thousand dollars, and will be offered to suit purchasers. By calling on either of the undersigned, you can obtain nil the necessary information as to when said Bonds fall due and interest paid. JOHN WALDROX, Prcs't of Board. JAMES F. FEK, Clerk of T. B. Bloomington, lad., May 15th, 1872.
square.
B8. If yon e:et billions, weak, toneue
coaiea
Kauffman was not turned out, he only moved out, when the walls began to grow hot, He's back again, however,and is running his Bakery both day and night, while his confectionary is crowded with people nearly all the time. Yoil Ollodlt tn Villir VlJll f.f rrnrwlr.
from him just once, to leara how1 hrist,;lu c""rol will be dedicated cleverly he does these things. His T'U! Worthi igton Timra says ornlf p IT,. ...... : . 1 ' 1. .. 4. I . .1 p rn t r .
i amy vjruuerius 1.1 OIIOICI, inui. worx Oil I lie V.. . tVi 1. i t. Hal
and Jeter of that town, took them
back, and a preliminary examination resulted in acquittal. The witnesses could not swear to the identity of tho men The County Fairs, thus far, have been,to a great extent, failures. Mitehcll,Beclforcl, and Gosport have had their Fairs, and none of them have paid. Will the Monroe County Fair also, be p. fizzle ? On Sunday, Sept. 8th, a special train will run from Clea:Creek to Ellettsville, where a new
1 U .1-1: . . f r. i ... .
...u i.e ue overs, iree oi cnarge, all ; road has been suspended.
, t. a lack of funds
one doubt the existence
as the Lexington, Missowi
Cause :
Should any
of such a
The Beautiful Oil Chromn of
"The Two Pets." which is eriven to i paper
ated andfeellmdlyall over go nndget j every subscriber with that standard , Caueaman, they can have their cu-
willdoyoagood. ' T$ixmS American Homes, for riosity gratified by calling at this -. wl.25, by Chas. H. Taylor & Co., offic0i wherG that mmr rcmiUrv
W. the BWB lho I tne pop-!rG(,oivtl . ut '
the Electoral vote and
UUILLUU LUIIL'UH. H TTIdlfia ttivit -!. I lilrt n II HI 1 L V 1L Il.lrt LTUII1I(1. I lift nAmA I
man again MoU's Bitters. Try a bottle, is delivered immediately, bv ao-eids. ! and
-j, -j ........... .
save
before any money is paid, or mailed
lfVm. ?ot ,Dillioi,s- W1k, tongue at once when a subscription is sent Xite nd in these days
will do you good.
- , m m . ftSrFivo Hundred Bottles Dr. Mott's Herb Bidcra, h ive been sold in this county in the last six months every bottle giving saii-ilio. tiou.
the Congressional vote. You will want to see them after a while
Tommy Hanlon, son of Conductor
Hanlon, notice of whose death, by
- P A it 1
ui incKery.ims noncsc ami :.airwnv
fif KllQlnnua la (liirvmpiofnrl Kir iVin
people. The August number of, tlr,'nf?7 was given last week, was American Homos is full of bright ! buried at this placn on Wednesday, nd sparkliug slies, ix)cnis,fun,.tc. ' in Bloomiugtou Cemetery, beside
next Monday. Commissioners Court convened on the 2d inst An attempt was made, one night last week, to burglarize the jewelry
establishment of John P. Smith, on
tho south side of the public square.
The first attempt was made at the rear door,but tho burglar was overheard, and hastily climbed tho fence and reached the alley. Several hours afterwards a key was thrust into the front door, but the key belonging to the lock had been left in
it on the inside, thereby defeating any attempt at unlocking it. Another version is that Pressel caught up a diamond, about the size of a tin cup, to hurl at the burglars, and the glare of light from the gem so lit up the room, that the burglars concluding that the entire block was aroused, precipitately retreated Chills are more prevalent in Bloomington just -now, than they, have been during the past ten years. Persons who have traveled over the county recently, say that at almost every farm house one or more sick persons arc found. This is more particularly the case on the water courses Two additional freight trains have been placed upon the L. N. A. & C. Railroad Septcmber,the first month with an "r," introduces again the oyster season, Glad of it too, aitit you ? The Monroe County Fair begins Sept. 1 7th. The stalls are not all engaged yet The Directors of the Monroe County Agricultural Society, will give away, on Thursday and Friday of the Fair, a first class Sewing Machine and a Mason S: Hamlin Organ. The Society i$
still in debt.but it is hoped that th-3 increased attendance this year, will pay off the indebtedness and leavi a small surplus in the Treasury. Persons desiring to stand an equal chance to receive these presents,will be required to pay fifteen cents ad-
htional for tickets of admisssior.
The regular tickets of admission
will be sold on Thursday and Friday, and only those who desire the Sewing Machine or Organ tickets need buy them. Wo vary much doubt if any of tho regular dealers will sell Sewing Machines or Organs at fifteen cents each, during Fair week, much less give them away, as the Agricultural Society proposes :o do. At a meeting of the Directors, on Saturday last, the premiums on trqtting and pacing were increased se venty-fi ve dolla rs ' M r. Hugh Martin has turned poet. He wrote a "Workingman's Song" far the Democrat. The words will oe set to music, we are informed, and then sung by Messrs. East and Fulk next Friday night Slocu n, the jolly Weed Sewing Machinist, was polled last week, the result being as follows: Grant 1, Greeley 0. Another "straw" -Now get ready to sow wheat Sixty-six feet of the Butler property was r.ppraised last week, at n fraction over 13,000 ! The store rooms in the burnt district, Mullikin's corner, or the "Johnson" corner, are worth ten times as much for business, as the Butler rooms, as any business man will readily admit. At this rate of valtiation,Mullikin's,Howe's or the Johnson Block, should be appraised at 100,000 General Ben. Harrison, ono of the finest speakers in the State, will address the people upon the political questions of the day, on Wednesday, Sept. 11th, in the evening, at Bloomington. lie will speak at Big Springs, Indian Creek Township, Monroe County, at 1 o'clock P.M. on Thursday, Sept. 12th.
Sullivan, (Ireeno, Owen, Clay, Vigo, Parke, Vermillion, Monroe, Law ranee,
VOOIIHKKS. 2, 4:.'t 2,088 l,n;i8 2,0 10 3,52.1 1,433 605 1,4 71 1,494
DUNN. 1,1 n 1,971
1,209 1,783 3,323
2,053
1,170
1,442 1,691
17,208 15,843
Total,
Tho majority of Mr. Voorhees
over Mr. Dunn was 1,425. m - EDCcATroxAi.. Rev. Edward Wright wilLProvidence permitting, resume his classes on Monday, lGth of Sentember. 2t.
A ad now comes A. Holtz
man, Esq., with a quantity of ripe, luscious Grapes, which he names "Greeley Gropes." We never would have known how easy it is to swallow Greeiey, if our old friend Holtzman had not served us thus. One might swallow Satan himself, disguised m this shape. Can't make us angry that way, gentlemen, but you may keep on trying. PUBLIC SPEAKING. The Republican Candidates for the different County Offices, will meet th tir fellow-citizens of all parties, at the following places, viz : Stinosvi'lo, Bean Blossom Townshin.
Thursday, Sept. Eth, at 1 o'clock P. M.
Kirby's School House, Van Buren Township, Friday, Sept 6th, at 1 o'clock P. II.
Jiarrcxlslurgh, Clear Creek Township, Monday, Sept. 9th. at 1 o'clock P. M. Gray's Tun Yard, Polk Township. Tuesday, Sept. iOtb. at 1 o'clock P. M. John Knight's House, Salt Creek Township, AVed:iesday, Sept. 1 1th, nt 1 o'clock P. Big Spring, Indian Creek Township, Thursday , Sept. 12th, at 1 o'clock P. M. Hindoshin, Washington Township, Friday, Sept. 13th, nt 1 o'clock P. M. Unionville, Benton Township, Monday Sept 16th nt 1 o'clock P. M. Clear Creek Switch, Perry Township Monday, .Sept. 23d, at 1 oVIock P. M. Some o:ie, or more, of the following persons aro expected to bo present Mid address the meeti igs: G. A. Buskirk, J. B. Mulky, J. L. Pitner, II. M. Gillmorc, Dr.Flood and J. W. HasTyninn. Come and hear them. By order P.ep. Con. Com. Sept. 4th, 1S72. Shki.ton'b Provision Store. John W . Shelton has re-opened his Grocerv and Provision Store, next door t"- the "Chase" Shoe Store.
Shelto1'. has bought a new stock of
Goods,aud proposes to make bis establish lent one of the most popular housas in the city. The old patrons of the house who traded with Shelton wh;n he was below the Post Office, are requested to call and see him no r, 4th store north of Mullikin's corner.
Admlnlatrwlor's Sale. NOTICE IS HEP.12BY GIVEN, that the undersigned, ts Administrator of the estate of Jacob Young, deceased, will
sell nt PKIVATK HA LE, clear of all lien
ana incumbrance, tins real estate in lb.
corporate limits of the Town of Blooming
ton, Monroe County, Indiana, belonging
to tne estate ot said decedent, designated
ana appraised as lolio'vs, to-wit ;
Lot 3 to SI 50 ; Lot It to S200 lot K to
IiOt 13 to $30: Lot 16 to
590; Lot 17 lo $)0; Lotl8tof90:
19 to $90; Lot 20 to $90:
Lot 21 to J125 ; Lot 2;: to $125 ; Lot 23 to $175; Lot 24 to 1)0; Lot 25 to 8200:
Lot 20 to $115; Lot 27 to 135; Lot 23 to-
L.ai 29 to f 1 .0 ; Lot 30 toS135:
Lot 31 to $135; Lot, 32 to $1 15, and Lot 33 to $150, all in the subdivision of Out Lot No. 27, made bv ine as Administrator
of said decedent's estate,
Also n part of In-Lot 130 in said town
bounded and described as follows, to-wit, Beginning at the nor :h west corner of said lot,' thence running touth 29 feet, thence
east 2& teet, tlietice north 29 feet, and
thence west 25 feet, t the p.lace of begin ning. Appraised at? 2.000. "
And also, another nart of In-Lot 130. in
said Town, beginnins 29 feet south of the northwest corner of said Lot, thonco run
ning south 21 feet, tbenco east 66 feet,
thence north 27 feet, and thence west 41
feet, thence south six feet, and thence west 25 feet to the place of beginning. Ap-
prnseu at, ?ii,uuu,
Applications of pui ohascrs will be receiv
ed jor any and all o: the above described real estate at mv store, in said Town, un to
Saturday, the 28th d ly of September next.
11 any part ot said real estate shill re
main unsold, after ? ho dav and ver.r last
aforesaid, then, Bnd n that'ease. I' will sell
tne same nt f v JJLI U AUCTION, t the
court House door, in said Town of Bloom
ington, on Saturday, the 5th dav of Octo
ber next, beginning at one o'clock P. JLof
sain aay.
Terms. One thir l cask ono thirr. in 12
and one third in 18 months, with nr tas, at 6 per cent, interest. :'rom dav of sale, waiv
ing benefit of anprusement, and secured
by good freehold sureties. Sale to begin at
1 o eiocit r. M. JOHN W. DAVIS.
Aug.28, 1882-4W Administrator. J.S.Smith Hunter.Att'y.
Administrator's Sale.
NOTICE IS HEREBY given tkat the undersigned, as Administrator of tha
estate of Robert Chirk, deceased, will sell
ai PRIVATE SALE clear of allium and
mcnmtrani-ea.iUe fol lowing described tracts of land in Salt Creek Township, Monroe County. Indiana, to-wit: All of the north w .st fourth of tho northeast quarter of sectioi 3, town 7. north-ranee
1 cast that lies south of the north thore of
Salt Creek.eontainirg 34 acres mom or less, and appraised At $1( 0. Also the east half of the northeast quarter of the aforesaid section, township and range, containing 8C acres more or less, and appraised at SC00. Also the north wes t fourth of ths northwest quarter of section 2, township and range uforsaid, except so much thereof as lies east of Big Salt Creek and tho "muddy fork" thereof, heretofore soli and deeded to Nelson Robinson, leaving 30 acres, more or less, and appraised at $300. Also the northeast fourth of the sonthwestquarterof secti m 28,township 8 north, rango 1 east, eoritai ling 40 acres, more or less, and appraised it $300. And also all of tho northeast fourth of tho southeast quarter of section 29, township and range last aforesaid, except 10 acres off of the east side, leaving, after said exception, 30 acres more or less, and appraised at $50. Applications of purchasers will bo received at the Law Office of J. S. Smith Hunter, in the Town of Bloomington, up to and on the 2d day of October :iext. That if all or eny part of the real estate aforesaid shall remain unsold after the 2nd day of October aforesaid, then, and in that case, I will soil such remaining part or parts of said rei l estate, at POBLIC AUCTION, nt tho Court House door, in the said Town of Bloomington, on Saturday, the 12th day of October, IH72, commencing at one o'clock P. M. of said day. Tkbms. One-third cash, residue in two equal payments o:: 12 and 18 months, the ntirohner o-ivintr rotes Ht. ft rwr c.Rtit. intor
SEWARD & Co. Want all the est from day of sal s, waiving valuation and
scrap iron tneycan eet.anu wul pay i "ppnusernent, tmd secured by good free-
cash for it.
BLOOMINGTON PILLS. R. Leftlcr having sold to-. W. Hprowle,. an interest in his flouring mills, the business will hecenftarr be conducted in tho nameof Leftk-r & SJprowle. The Mills are being thoroughly repaired. including new bolting cloths, and the services of a competent Miller hns been secured, and willbo run on Wfidnewlny and Suturday of each: week exclusively for enstom worjand flour and meal will, at all rjmnmyteen in exchange for wheat and ewpj$MNdiligent and promp. tittention twti3!i$ik.y hop to- merit and. receive a liberal patronage.. The highest narket price will lift yaid, int cash, for wBcl&aad other grain. BloomingtSfif Aug. fat,. ;72.
XOTICE. . Blank Policies Nos. 2436 &SZ19 (inclusive) of the Phoenix Insurance Co., of Hartford, C nn., having been lost or stolen from the ollice of A. B yors, ex-Agent of the Co. at Bloomington, Indi, nil personaare hereby warned against acceptineraHjr bearing above numbrs,througb the Bloohvington Ager cy. Any one knowing their whereabouts or finding the namr,wi)l please hand them to the undersigned, present Agent of this Ce. JNO. C. HUNTER Aqent Phoenix.. Bloomington, Ind., Aug. 28, "li.
Administration VTOTICEIS HEREBY given, that tho J.1 undersigned has been, appointed Administrator of the estate of Jesso Draper, lata of Monroe ounty deceased:. The estate isprolxMy solv.ntWM. O. DRAPER, Administrator. J. S. Smith Hunter, Att'y. Aag. 21 "It.
E cecntor' Notice. NOTICE is hereby given, that the nn-dersit-ied bu-been appointed executor
of the will of Hirvay JlcConnel, lata of
JHonroe county, Deceased. The estate is prbfbly solvent. JOHN STEPHENSON, Executor. Hunter Si Haute? Atty's. Ang, WIT.
BORNEO OUT.
WILEY L. HATES has Eenuixed fife Bool and She; Shop, to Butler's cor
ner, up-stttTs, entrance First Itoor south ot the Post Office, where he wili be glad to sec bis friends who neet. anything in' bia line of bu-ines. WILEY. L. BATES-
Aug. 21, 72.
HOUSE AND SIGN PUNTER And Paper Hanger.
ORDERS left at Me!ol!ou:b'8 or S&oomakcr & Co's Ping Stares, will re
ceive prompt attention. Shop on east side-
college Avenue, one square jouth of tnepublic squire. mar 29-7 1
DUNN & OO.,
Produce. Oommission
AW rOXWlKDIKG KBBCHAXTBL
WhoiesaJe and Retail Grocers,.
And dertn in 1Mb, Smbam gaff late SalL ) White H Ji,fcct, '
Bioo3ffliiffGTo:y. iiyn.
-Iolly Tardea"
IS NOW
it
The Rage,"
AND THE LADIES ARB FLOCKINO TO THE OTJiTmY ST0BE BEERS & FflBIS, (WEST SIDE OF THE SQUARE,) ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY TOBE AXD iOHX fcMlTH.
n the room formerly occupied by Mrs. Beers, A. E. Hatton &
Son ha ;e opened a Tin Shop and
Stove ir tore. They are clever gen
tlemen, ana practical workmen Read their card.
fhe well known Mullikin
corner Pry Goods Store is in the field with a new stock of Boots,Shoes and Huts. Mr. Mullikin is selling goods i bis year, and selling them low, too.
ATTENTION, FARMERS AND CONSUMERS f I hava just received a fresh stock of Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps, suitable for tho Fall ind "Winter trade, at low prices. Farmers, when yon come to town, call and ext. nine my stock. Thomas Muluktst.
A Mow Tin Shop. One Boor North of ihe Post Office. A. E. OATTO" St SON Have opened a Tin Shop and Stove Store, in the r om ono door north of the Post Office, nnc wtd give especi il attention to all business, in their line. Rooting, Spouting, Gutterir g, etc., done on short notice, and upon reasonable terms. Xu ask a share of the public patronage, and guarantee satisfaction. Call and see us. Bloomington, Ind., Sept. 3, 72-3 1
hold sureties.
JAMES SMITH, Admin strator.
.7. S. Smith Hunt ir, Att'v. Au.'. 28, 72.
West Side Grocery Store. J. F. CASAD, (ouub howb's old stand.i Keeps constantly on band a fu.l stock of
Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, &c, of the best quality. His
goods nro fresh, ard aro offered jA the Very Lowest Market Prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE bought
una soia, anu an j egvy articles Delivered Free of Charge to any part of thr Town. Bloomington, I id., Aug. 31st, 1872
DISSOLUTION.
fTIHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
1 isting between K. JjefBer, JI. M. Rice and J. VV. Sprowle, in the namo of LefHer, Rice & Co., has 'his day been dissolved. The business will be continued by Leffler
& Sprowle. Tho books and accounts of the old firm arc in 1 10 hands of tiie new firm of Lefflur & Spro' vle, who will collect and settle the same. All iiersons ndebted to
the late firm are requested to ca 1 and settle. Bloomington, Ind., Aug. 1st, '72-3m.
Perdue & Son, WholemU and Retail Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 85 COLLEGE A VENUE, BLOOMINGTON, IND. sepU.72
JOS. M. HOWE
& SON
IIS
Dunn's Block,
OPPOSITE N0&TH EBB OP THE DEPOT.
Guardian's Sale. VTOTICE IS HEREBY given that the
i.i umtorsignett, tiuaruinn ot Moses H. Perry, Richard Perry, Samuel B. Perry, Benjamin F. Perry and Mari.tn S. Perry, minors, will sell at Private Sale, the undivided five-eighths of tho undivided twothirds of the following deserit ed Real Estate situate in Monroe County, State of Indiana, to-wit: A part of the south west J .if tho south enst quarter of soetion 14, tows 7, north of range 1 west, containing 20 acres, more or less. Also 20 acres otT the soutl end of tho north cast qr. of the north oait qr. of sect. 2(5, town 7, rang.? 1 west. Also west of the north wc:,t qr. of sect. 25, town 7, north rango one wist, Also north east of the north west qr. sect. 25, town 7, north of range 1 west. Also the south east of ths north east qr. of sect. 20, town 7, north Tunge 1 west. Also the soutl east of tho smith west qr. of sect. 14. trwn 7, range ono west. Also east of the south wis;, qr. of the south wost qr. o'.' sect.' 14, town 7, rango 1 west. Also the nort 1 i of tho nor:h east qr. of tho north weft cr. of sect. 23, ;own 7,range 1 west. Also 13 acres bounded as follows : Com-moncii-g 4 roil- and 6 links north of the south east corner of the southeast qr. of the south west qr. sect. 23, tovn 7, range 1 west, and rui s iveut HO rods and 10 linl s; thence north 5VJ rodi, thence oast to State Road, then to !aee of begini ing. Also 1 il acres off the north end of tho south i of tho north east qr. of the north wost qr. of sect . 23. town 7, r ingo 1 west. Also a part of the, north west of the north east (jr. ( f sect. 23. town 7, range one west, eohtainii g 20 ueros. moro or less, all in Clear Creek Township, it. said county and State. Application 1 of purchase w-.ll be received at the residen.-o of Margaret Peiry, situate on the aforesaid land, until 18th day of September, 1H73. Tkrms Oi ic-tbird rash ; the residue in two equal pn ments of one and two years, the purchaser giving note, at 6 per cent, intercut, wuiriug valuation and secured by good frceholi' security. WILLIAM PERRY, Guardian. Aug 28th. 1872.
The flncst Killincv House in Monro
County, contnir.insi'tlie largest stock of Fashionable Straw Good
ever brought to Bloomington.
The Ladies of Bloominston and sur
rounding country, are invited to call and
examine our extensive line of General Furnishing Goods, snch as Corsets, Gl&w Collars Cuffs, Hose, "Ribbons, Sashes, etc., etc. Arrangements :9:ive been made with a prominent Eastern House, to receive tho New Styles as soon as brought out. Dor. t pay full prices for out-of-styto Goods, when the same amount of money will buy those in fashion. New Goods received each week by Express. In Hair Goods we can offer extraordinary inducements to customers, havings made a favorable urraagCHieet with an extensivo bouse thtt impart this class of Goods. All of the new "DOLLY TABDElf
styles in HATS received, and trimmed on
snort nonce. Call and examine our stock. Bloomington, Ind.. April 24, '73.
Also for Cantnaien Goods. Address
GOODSPEEDS EMPIRE PUBLISHING HOUSE, Ciminnati. St. Louis. Nw
Orleans, or New York. july24-3m
For Sale.
I OFFER FOR SALE mv resident, in
cluding 21 acies of ground, In part or in whole. For particulars, inquire of Elisa
Abel. W. C. TARKINGTON.
Bloomington, Ind, Hay 22, Ira
Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree
to me directed, from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroo County, in a cause
wiierein juoses 1. juman and Josepb It. Ross are Plnlnriffs, and Law son E. McKin-
ney and Eliza McKinney are defeadauiU, requiring me t- make the sunt of forty-oa hundred .nd thren dollars and tm cents, with interest on :id decree and cetts, I will expose at Public Sale to the highest bidder, On Thvr1ay, Septmtler tSflfc, A. D. I87S, Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M
and 4 o'clock P. .U., of said day, at thedoor of tho C urt House in Bloomington,
Monroe County Indiana, the rents and
profits for a tenn not excedinitsTcn vwik
of the followii g I:-.l Kstat-.-, to-wit:
In-lots Nis. one hundred and sixtY-threc
and one bun ln-d and sixi-four ia the.
Town of Bloomijigtcii, etcept forty-one
ieci ou 01 wu juisi. cuie 01 ine last oaianif Lot.
If such rents an 3 profits will notseS for
a sufficient su n to sntifv said deiare inter
est and costs, I will, at the same Hnw- and
plaea, expose vo Public Sale the fca-stmple-of 8.1 id Real Kstftt -, or s. much thereof as may be sufficient '.o discharge said tk-eree interest and costs.
Said sale will be mule withwnt mrr ro&pf
whatever from valuation os- apprabement laws.
And also, on tlw snrno dT. at tfce Na
tional House, in Bloomittgtiw, Coo at y and State aforrsaiil, I will scB the fl!oTting
Twenty-n.iie Bedsteads nnd Botding, ia Parlor Boom, twvc Chairs, ono Sofa. one.
Stove, Carpet on floor. Whatnot. Looking
GUe, two Crrd Tables, five Riinres and Frames, in other rooms, twenty-four Carpets on floors, seventeen other Stoves, eighteen Stand Tables, twenty-four WashStands, four itaresus. Two Breakfast Ta
bles, twenty looking Glasses, three ether Card Tables, seven other B.idstead'. ht
Dining Room, fo-ir Tables and OupbfOrd, Ware and Dishes for same.
RICHARD A. FULK,
faheriff Monroe Cot.nty.
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