Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 20, Bloomington, Monroe County, 11 September 1872 — Page 2
MM6I0H PROGRESS. O.JO Par 'Xear In Advance. WILLIAM A. CABK, K.Ut.ir and Vrupririor
OFFICE, North 8id of.-tfcs PtfthV S)tHr, in Odd Fellas' HsU BniUin?.
Fa Pt-(i(tBt, CLYBSES & ORAST. Ff- ViOB President, HENHT WJXSQX-tf Masj.
"Hi er Ay A(iM m-Ao ir. taught- our auntie- to conquer in the Wxtt ami .tib -yinntijf in the East utso. R ieh ioi kwiM Ttot none to its fiW (H-rant after it, nu t thin it hail tfi eon e. He hits never yet brct tltfeatett;. ami kr nceer will be.'' HoHAi'K 6AKBI.EY. KSQBWCAS STATS TICKET. Sorefior . S-ffA". THOMAS M. HtOWXE. For Lieutenant Guvemor : LEOX1DAS SEXTOX. CtwaresAman tit Lame: hod love s. omr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Secrctaru of Sink : w. w. f unny. Auditor of State: JAMES A. WILDMAX. Treasurer of State : JOHX I!. GLO VEIt. Reporter of the Supreme Court: JAMES B. BLACK. Clerk of the Supreme Court: t HA liL ES srilO L I... Superintendent of Public Instruction : J1EXJ. "'. SMITH. Attorney Genera! : JAMES C. DEXXr. For Cnt?res GA District : BEX. MORTOX C. IIVXTER, Of Monroe County. For State Senator. CaT. CEO. ay. frildley, Of Lawrence County.
County Tif-ltot.
Representative ANDREW W. REEl'ES, of Riehlaud Township. Treasurer 1. MILT. ROGERS, of Perry Township. SherifCapt. LA WSOX E. McKIXXJi', of Bloomingion Township. Appraiser of Real Estate WILLIAM &EQXARD, of dear Creek Township. Commissioner fur 1st District GEORGE C HERRI', of Bean Blossom Tvwnship. Conimiioner for the 2d District JOHX WALDROX, of Bloomington Townsh ip.
TotbeNemory of Clara Roddy. To tho beautiful bind of rest. On Angel wings her spirit, flics. To sing forever with the saints. The songs and anthems of the sUies. Yet though on earth her songs we re sweet. Her melody produced delight, Yet tweeter still she sings a hove In presence of the angels bright. Tfe miss her in our Choir below, Hor voice no longer greets our ears, But one U added to Heaven's Choir, To swell God's praise throng!' confutes years. Yes Claw, we miss thee daily, Turn where we will, go whore wo nwy, In social ircle, and at the fireside, Or where christians are wont to pray. Yes Clara, we miss thee sadly, And look in vain to see thy face, Yet we wouli not molest thy joy J? or rob thee of heaven's sweet solace. No. not to erth we'd have thee fly, Nor leave that bright and sweet abode, But we would fly from earth to heaven, And join in praises to our God. iltBKB or the Caom.
i refuses to dfo?Mts tue political is'iws Hit' the dav w-ith his competitor h'liillv" Williams. J no. B. it v.
From tho Indianapolis ,Im rn,il. Forty Thonnund BlaltHtrNv We have heretofore charged that the Tammany Democracy of New York scut out a large sum of money in 1868, not less than $40,r00, to. aid in the election of lien it ick.s.
Ir.
we are not in the nsunt o! making charges without being prejurcd to support them ; and as thi.s one has been denied by the Democratic press, we offer evidence the fc'ilowinji letter from a distinguished. Democrat of Cincinnati, withholding, for personal reasons, the name of the gentleman to whom it was addressed : Cincinnati, O., Aug., :.'i5, 72. .Esq.: . "DkauSiu: respond to your inquiries of tlic 22(1. Tho Chairman of thcOhio State Cent "til Committee complained to me in September, 186S, that while Tammany had sent but 7,000 to carry the October ejection of that vear in this State, it had sent $-10,000 to Indiana to elect Mr. Hendriek Governor. A movement to raise 25,000 for Mr. Hendricks ,in Kentucky, was started in 186S, at Ionisville, by an ex-Con federate (icncral. On learning that the Democrats of my native town, Lexington, were to be assescd for a part of this sum, I went over and stopped the operation by showing conclusively that Mr. Hendricks and his gang had betrayed both personal and political confidence, and were therefore unworthy of party support. Mr. Hendricks betrayed both Pendleton and Hancock. If any respectable Democrat can get from either of those gentlemen a contradiction of my assertion, I will give
I one thousand dollars to the church j of which. Mr. Hendricks is a mem
ber in Indianapolis. i am, and have been from youth, i. Democrat, and wish the Democracy of Indiana all success, but when Mr. Hendricks denies the assertions of my Seymour letter, then he invites a retort on my part which I would rather have withheld for a future occasion. "Very respectfully, C. W. Wooi.ev.
with Mr. John .1. Hngli-y: nho of Detroit, present Republican nnuliitiitc fur Gv-,vv?nor iif Mich igiii. nuA Mr.A. K. .lo.sulyti, cuntituting the firm of JLussclvn Ilros.'ite t'o., in the s.-ile of the Siiiycr Sewing Mac hine in the Stutes il Indiana, Ohio. Illiimis nml
Michigiin, mihI more recently in charge of
the Mnger interests on tlic facioc coast, lias
gives up this manngeinent, iiiul uw luis
control of an extensive territory in the East, in the interests of the Hcwe Machine
Cuinpimv, embracing the Ktates of New t Y 'tk, Jew lersev. Rhode Island and Con
necticut.
1UIII,IC sfi:akig. The Republican. Candidates for the different County Offices, will meet their fellow-citizens of ail parties, at the following places, viz : S'inesville, Ucan Hloss.im Tow n; hip.
j Thursday. Sept. ."-th. nt 1 o'l--k V. M Kirbv's Sehnol House, Van Rurcn Town
ship. I-Vidiiy. Sept tli. nf 1 ' clock l. M. Harrodsburgh. Clear Creek Township. Mmidiiy, S, pt. !nh. nt 1 o'clock 1. M. Gray's Tun Yard, IVlk Township. Tuesday. .Sept. Mth, at 1 o'clock 1. M. Johi Knight's House, Salt Creek Township, ediiesdav. Sept. 1 It'll, at 1 o'clock P. M. Big Spring, Tiulian Creek Township, Thursday. Sept. 12th, nt 1 o'clock P. M. Hindostiin, Washington Township, Friday, Sept. I mil. nt 1 o'clock P. M. Cnionville, Kenton Township. Mondav Sept !0th, at 1 o'clock P. M. Clear Creek Switch, Perrv Township Monday, Sept. 23d. at 1 o'clock P. M. Some one. or more, of the following persons are expected to be present and address the meetings: G. A. Huskirk, J. B. Mulky, J. L. Pitner. II. M.Gillmore, l)r.FUd and .1. AY". Harryman. Coim; and hear them. Bv order Rep. Ccn. Com. Sept. -Jtll, 1S72."
KECIPITCLATIOX 1S72.
New Hamps hire,after the "great" a iL . xf i
uou,wcni into me election in lviarcn on the platform of Grant's re-election. Kesnlt The State redeemed irom last year's defeat, and a handsome Republican gain. - Connecticut in April Re2ublican gain. Rhode Island in April republican as usual. Oregon in June, a month after Greeley's nomination at Cincinnati Redeemed from years of Democratic rule, and made Republican through and through. Large Republican gain. North Carolina in August Redeemed from Democracy Republican gain over 7,000. West Virginia in August Greeley Democratic candidate for Governor beaten in a Democratic State. . Vermont in September Republican by more than two to one, and s gain of 5,000. At the last election, in 18-70, the Republican majority was 21,309. This year, according to the New York Herald, the majority is 27,000! The World concedes 26,000, and the Tribune 25,000. The "tidal wave" for Grant and Victory is still upward and onward. Greelejtism is a "lost cuuse."
The widow of a man who recently died in Newton, was asked by the visiting clergyman if her husband bad) any convictions before he died. She told him she didn't know for certain, but she had heard him frequently say before he was taken sick that he "never could go that Greeley." 19 Five Hundred Bottles lr. Mott's Herb Bitters, have been sold in this county in the last six months every bottle giving satisfaction. The rebel archives, now in possesion of the government, show that Thos. A. Hendricks was in collusion with the Confederates to incite X esistanoe to tke drafts and embrass the government as ranch as possible. No wonder be turns his back upon the past. But like Banquo's ghost it. wll up at most unexpected times and haunt htm through life. Down with the Traitor. j The Richmond (Va.) Enquirer, i while lending a reluctant support to j Greeley, perceives th j hand writing ! on the wall. Tearfully it says:j "We honestly believe, with all the: light before us, that tho nomination ! of Mr. Greejey at Baltimore will j secure the election of Grant. With ; that conviction, could we insist up- j on his indorsement ? JVsonlly wo j fcaso nothing against Mr, Greeley, I more than every other Southerner I way have against hirn, but we do; pot now believe he z available. 1 We fear a repetition of the disaster at ; William,, Jnd. S.,ti.e Democratic1 caudldittp o$ ConrewiuAiiat hirgts,
Voorhccs, in his famous speech against Greeleyism, sa;d : If I did otherwise (that is if ne supported Greeley) I would be a dishonest man, unworthy of niy own respect or the respect of anybody else." Now he says supporting Greeley is the next host thing h j can do ; that is the next best thing to being honest and worthy of respect is being dishonest and unworthy of respect. Said John R. Cravens,in his speech at Bloomingtcn : "Who ever knew where to find Grant .r notify him of anything ?" We are under the impression that Buckncr, Pemberton, Bragg, Joe Johnson and R. E. Lee didn't experience much trouble in finding him. Perhaps, however.Mr. Cravens alludes to the trouble he experienced in finding the President to nctify him of his desire for an office. From the Bridgeport (Conn.) Leader. One Utile Bridgeport Iudustry. The immense business of tho Howe Sewing Machine Company of this city may be conceived from tho fi.ct that they have manufactured, during the seven months of this year, ending Aug'ist 1st, 9i,000 Sewing Machines. They manufactured in the twenty-five working davs of July, 12.500 completed machines, wliich is 50C machines for each working day, besides manufacturing tho full parts of 123 machines daily, whicnaro sent from hero to their factory in Scotland, to be set up or assembled'." It will be seen from this that ibis one manufactory is making ovor one first-class cwing Machine per minute, during every working day of the year. Thin company, with all its facilities, are unable to keep up with its orders, and is doing everything possible to increase them. It can safely bo computed that they will complete not? less than 170,000 Sewing Machines the present, year, and as tho lowest wholesale price of" their cheapest machine is $45, the product of their manufacture will not be less than 7,500,000. We do not publish this statement with any desire to "puff the importance and amount of manufacturing industries of this city, but we see so many long articles in the columns of Stat3 papers, dilating upon the magnitude of tie business of their manufactories, whose sales are but a few hunrcsd thousand dollars, that we could not resist the temptation to give a few figures connected with our own. With ho above the following from the Indianapolis Journal will alio be of interest :
The management of the interest of the celebrated Howe Sewing Machine in this
city has recently undergone a change. Mr. A. K. JoS8e)yn, formerly the able and efficient manager of the affairs of the Singer Company in the States of Indiana, Ohio,
Illinois and Alicmgan at this point, has now assumed control of the business of the
Howe Machine Company in "he territory embracing the greater part of tho States
01 inuiana, Illinois, Michigan and Iowa. His heudquartcas are located temporarily at No. 70 AV-st Washington St., Indianapolis, but will soon be removed to Chicago. It is hardly necessary to speak in this community of Mr J.isselyn s Uiilifications for tho position. His well known energy, integrity and bnsiness capacity are sufficient
guarantees tint the affairs of the company will be pushed forward in an honorable and business-like manner, and with a degree of Mircatt com men si ruble with the great meiit of the Howe machine, which has a wo-ld-wide reputation. Mr. Foltz, tho former agent here, will continue to act as the locril agent of the conpany in supervising its interest in this city and' county, under the dircctioh of Mr. Josselyr.. Messr. Chap'dl and ran Duzcr, the old agents f r ihe Howo machine in Michigan, continue in charge of the local agency in Detroit and Wayne county, also under Mr. Josselvn's supervision. AVe understand that the Howe .Machine Company an; extending evry facility to Air. Josffh n, that the biisir'os may be made tVe lending one of this n tturc throughout the whole of the extensive ter- j ritorv, ind consequently are employing a I l:irti n imtifri -of men' in every coi n'v. Wo mil; add in this connection' that tile! Jos.-!ly 1 family have sewing machine I
rp i'.at!.in tnat is almo.t n.-itioiMl. Mr. V. II.. ).-? .dm, of lleuoil, formerly as.-o-i.md !
Ten thousand people listened to the speech of Senator Morton, at New Albany. The ovation was magnificent in the highest degree and fitly illustrates the strong hold he has on the loval people of his State. Educational. Rev. Edward Wright willjProvidenco permitting, resume his classes on Monday, 16th of September. 2t.
Shki.tox's Proamsion Stoke. John W. Shelton has re-opened his Grocery and Provision Store, next door to the "Chase" Shoe Store. Shcltcn has bought a new stock of Goods, and proposes to make his establishment one of the most popular houses in the city. The old patrons of the house who traded with Shelton when he was below the Post Office, are requested to call and see him now, 4th store north of Mullikin's corner. Seward & Co. Want all the scrap iron they can get,and will pay cash for it. ATTENTION, FARMERS AND CONSUMERS I I have just received a fresh stock of Boots. Shoes, Hat-snd Caps, suitable for the Fall and AVintcr trade, at low prices. Farmers, when you come to town, call a-id examine my stock. TUOMAS MrLLIKIN.
For Sale. 10 pigs at $1.00 each, and 2 fresh milch cows. M. M. Campbell.
tri ministry tor's Sale. "jSJOTll'K is hereby given that the un X.S dersigned, Administrator de bottit mm d' the estate of Frederic T. Butler, deceased, will sell nt PR I V A TK S A I ,..elear of all liet-n a'ul ineciitbean:r., the following described real estate, all in the Town of Blooinington, Monroe county, Indiana, towit: Part of In-lot 221, beginning at the South East Corner of said lot, thence running North 21 feet 2 inc.ies, thence West lit) feet, thence South 21 feet two inches, and thence cast GO feet to the place of beginning, appraised nt S t.oOO. An oti cr part of the above described lot, beginning 21 feet and 2 i'lchcs north of the south emit corncr.thence North twenty-one feet and 11 inches, thence west BO " feet, thence South 21 feet 11 inches, and thence r'iast ijo feet to the place of beginning, appraised at -5:1,000. An other part, of the above described lot, beginning at a point 4!t feet and 1 inch North of the south east corner of said lot. thence North 22 fert and 1 1 inches, thence West 60 feet, thence South 22 feet and It inches, mid the! ec Kast Ort feet to the plat e f beginning. appraised at $ 1 ,650. Parts of In-lots 223 1 nd 221. beginning on the South end of the foresaid lot 22-1 at li point HO feet West of the south east corner the-eof, thence Noith 60 feet, Uiencc west 24 feet to n point is, said lot 223 aforesaid, th.-nee South 00 fci't. and thence East 24 feet to the place of In '.inning, appraised at $1,000. An other part of the aforesaid lot 223. bcginn'ng on tho South boundary of said lot IS feet west of the south east comer of said lot, thence north 60 feel, thence west 24 feet, thence south CG feet,, and thence cast 21 foet to the place of beginning, appraised at -1,500. And an other part of the last numbered lot, beginning on the south boundary thereof 42 fi-et west of tho south cast corner thereof, thence north tli feet, thenco west 24 feet, tl.cnce south 'JO feet to the south west corner of said lot. and thence east 24 feet to the place of beginning, appraised at $1,200 Applications of purchaser will be received for any and all of the above described real estate, at the Law office of j. S. Smi.h Hunter in said town up to 3 o'clock P. M. of SATURDAY the 5th day of October next. If any part of said real estate shall remain unsold, after the aforesaid date, then I will, on SATURDAY, the 12th day of Oetol cr next, at 12 o'clock M. of said "day, offer for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, nt the Court House domvn the aforesaid Town such :eal estate 60 remaining unsold. Terms. One-third cash in hand, and the residue in three equal installments duo in 6, 12 and 18 mouths from the day of sale, ith notes at G per cent, interest from date, waiving benefit of appraisement laws and secured bv good sureties. JOHN C. WHISNAND. Administr-itor ile Ao.-iu non. J. S. Smith Hunter,Att'y. Sopt.4, '72. 4w.
Administrator's Sale. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator de. bonis non of the estate of William F. O'Bold, deceased, will sell at PRIVATE SALE clear of all Venxaiul incumbrances the following real estnte.in tho Town of Bloonn'ngtan,Monroe Cour ty, Indiana, to-wit: A part of In-lot 129, commencing at the southtnst corner of s iid lot, thence running nort 1 20 teet, thence west 66 feet, thence south 20 feet Hnd thence east fiU feet to the plat ! of beginning, appraised at, $1,875.00. A n other part of the aforesaid lot, commencing 20 feet north of the southeast corner thereof, therce running north 20 feet, thence west 6 feet, thence south 20 feet, and thenco east 60 feet to the place of beginning, appraised at $1,875.00. A part of In-lot 130, commencing nt the southwest cornerof said lot,thence running nortdi 20 feet, thence oast GO feet, thenco south 20 feet.and thence west 66 feel to the plscc of beginning, appraised nt $1,600 00. An other part of the last numbered lot. beginning at a point 20 feet north of the
sou. b west corner thereof, thence north 20
AY'M. M. Tate. D, W. Ftsn North W oHtovu F a m i I y Grocery, mrrxER'S block. TATE & FISH, STAPLE AXD EANVr GROCERIES, qVEEXS WARE, GLASS WARE, Provisions of all kinds, to suit the wants of Families such as Flour, Corn Meal, Bacon, Lard, Canned Fruits and A'egetables. Tobacco and Cigar) of the best brands, selected with great care, to suit tho wants of our own chewing and smoking customers. The higlie-t prices paid for i.U kinds of Country Produce, either in goods or cadi. Our Country Friends are especially requested to call and examine our stock before buying elsewhere. may 1-7?
Lime Kiln for Sale. F OFFER FOR SALE MY LIME KILN and Stone Quarry, for $1,20O. One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual pavments. ".JOSEPH S. ALEXANDER. Bloomington, March S, 1871-tf
THE "OLD RELIABLE." '47. Established. '47. M. L. M'COLLOUGE, DRUGGIST and APOTHECARY,
House
Wed Sid
of the Court
Square. DEALER IX
Drugs, Medieines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, &c. Pure Wines, Brandies aad Whiskies, for Medical Purposes.
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STATIONERY. Wall Paper. (Trimned Free.) Pr ewer ipt ions carefully prepared, with the purest of Drugs. Kememter, we use none but pure Drugs, and do not yaes nt prescriptions. Bloomington, nd., May 19, 1870
McGce Sc Sou, MERCHANT TAILORS, AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, XORT1I SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Bloomington, Ind,, Have just received the largest acd most carefully chosen stock of Goods in their line, ever opened in this place. The patrons of this housu may always expect to receive the same courteous and honorable treatment tbey have always received; and the new firm will endeavor to, if possible, excel themselves in this particular. 4" When we take an order for
wn.uncn roiiii-r lucrcor, inellCO nOMIl 20 T 1. T i i 1 1 feet, thence east 6 feet, thence south 20 ' Coat 1 ints or Vest to be mado "P
The Last Postponement and
the Last Chance. $100,000 j in 3,300 Prizes, in Cash and Real ! Estate Gifts, are to be distributed
legally, fairly and honorably, Sep
tember 18th, lSi'Z, at Masim Citv
111
Churches. The principal nrizo
$15,000, cash. The principal prize in Real Estate is a handsome farm
of 270 acres, near Mason City, III.,
valued at $ii,uuu. Tiiis enterprise is endorsed by the best businessmen of Illinois. Tickets $2.00 each, or th ree for $5.00. F or full particulars, address Straw & Massey, Managers, 2t fc Mason City, 111.
fee) and thence we,t fio feet to the place of
uepmning, appraised at 91,500.00. An other part of the last numbered lot. commencing 40 feet north of the southwest corner thereof, thence north 20 feet, thence east 00 feet, thence south 20 feet, and thence west 6 feet to the place of beginning, appraised i.t $l,i00. And an other part of the aforesaid num. 1 f red lot IvtmmnnMnif il a nninl AO fvnl
: :a ne i..ui:. . t :i i ; .u -.i. .. 1 ..
, iu uiu ui u x. uuuu jjiurary niKl "'"ui oi mo, somuwest corner thereof,
ineiice nortn lent to a DOint 50 teet south
of the north west corner of said lot.thtnco ei.st 50 feet, thence south 22 feet.and thence wost 5o feet to the place of beginning, ap, praised at $2,500. Tho last described tract is subieel to n
base to Aaron W. Rose, for five years, at
me yearly rent oi ?.'Miu.
applications ot purchasers will be re-
ci'lved for any and nil of the nbovn de
scribed pieces of real estate subject to
my rejection of :iich application, at my
store in said Town, up to SATURDAY,
me am any ot October neit. at 3 o clock
J. . ill. ot said dav. TP . . .
ii any pari, oi said real estate snail re-
;nnm unsold, after the dnv and year last
aforesaid, then I will sell the same at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Court House door in said town, on SATURDAY, the 12th day of October next, commencing at one
jcioo. r. ,ti. oi saw day. Terms. One-fourth cash, and the resi
iue in equal installments at 6, 12 and IS months, with nct.es nt 6 per cent, interest
irom any or sale, waiving benefit of nppraisement and secured bv good sureties. JOIINAV. D.VVIS.Ad rr n'r.ffr b inis non
S. S. Smith Hunter, Att'y. Sepl,4,'72. 4w.
Bacon I 15 hundred pound
ana in More and for sale at low
THOMAS MULLIKIN.
Bacon I
of clear sides.smoked
rice, by
HOLTZMAN & SON This firm has out lived the fifteen or twenty Woolen Factories that have been operated in this county during the last ten years, and stands at the head toth as regards credit, workmanship and facilities. When you have Wool to card, or to be spun, or if you have AVool that you desire to sell, call at Holtzman's Factory, and you will get good prices for your AVool, and your work will bo done promptly and well.
it you
f,.l
v..'..vu niiu urui uiiuiy nil over, go ana iet
a bottle of Dr. Mott's Herb Hitters. They
will do you good.
get billions, weak, tongue badly all over, go and get
A numberofJAdministn!tors.(iiinrdian mid Executors are indebted 'to this office for advertising. A seneral rcoucst
is hereby made, that they settle without further delay many bills' hare been due
iour years.
Notice or Election. Notice is herc-
ty given that there will be a meeting of the Church of Christ, at the Church house, at
isioommglou, Ind., on AY ednesdav.tbe 18th
day of .September, 1872, at 71- o clock, for the. purpose of electing three Trustees, for
sum Uliurcli. y order of the Church. J.T. Holtzm an, Clerk. Bloomingion, Aug. 28, '72. Su Restores the appetite, cleanses tin coated tongue, and makes you feci like f. man again Mott's Bitters. Try a bottle
AdminiNtratlon. NOTICE is heroby givon chat tho undersigned has been appointed Executor of the last will of James Knock, late of Monroe County, deceased. Said estate is
supposed to be solvent.
HEN RY SMOCK, Executor. Hunter & Hunter, Alt's. Sept. 11, '72.
Executor's Sale. NOTICE is hereby given t:iat I will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Thurs
day, the 1th dav of October next, at ti.e
late residence of .James Smock, deceased, in Richland township. Monrco county. In
diana, nil his personal property, consisting
r r wheat, corn, oats, hnv. w icon, horses.
tt'.e. hogs, bed- and bcddinir. farminc im
plements, and other articles. Tkbms: A credit of twelve months will he given on all .Minis over three dollars. tinpurchaser giving his no'c w.lh api nv-d
t irety, waiving valuation and apprain;m 'tit laws. HENRY SMfU'h'. E.V( ( uti r Hunter & Jiuuter,AuV S..pt. 1 1 , V .
Guardian's Sale.
"VOTICE is hereby given that the underli signed as Guardian of Francis McKin-
iey,j,ucy McKmlevand Joseph McKinley, children and minor heirs of Joseph S., and Marin L. MeKinlev. deceased, will sell t
PRIVATE SALE clear of liens and incum
brance.; "A part of nut lot 35, originally, north of the town of Illoomington. commencing 00 feet south of the northeast
cornerof said lot.thcnc'e south 66 foot.thencc west 132 feel, thenco north 66 feet and i thence east 132 feel to the plnn of Doirin-
ning, now in th? aforesaid Town, Coiintv of Monroe and State of Indiana, appraised at $2,700. " Applications -if purchasers will be received at the law office of J. S. Smith Hunter in said town up to the 5th day of October next. Terms. One fourth ensh with 10 per cent interest thsreon from the 2fith day of March last, and the residue in three equal installments at fl, 12 and 18 months from day of sale, with 10 per csnt interc.it, commencing on the 26th dnv of last March.
secured by Notes vniving valuation and appraisment laws with sufficient surety SAMU EL Mr. AVY LIE, Guardian. J. S. Smith Hunter Att'y. September 4th. 1872. 4W-
by a Tailor, vu do not aave it "run
together" upon a machine by female operators. We do just as w3 agree to do. There never 1ms been so choice a stock of
Gents' Furnishing- Goods
in tne town, as f ur present supply com
prises, and we ass, for it a careful examination.
Our Clothing Department is supplied
with the latest steles both in cu and ma
terial, and is not tho shoddy, slop-shop article sold in ordinary clothing stores. AVe would re-pee'tfuHv call the atten.
tion of the public to our large assortment
ot rteck lies, consisting of each and every
variety, color and stv e. and we are roceiv
ing monthly, tho latest ami most approved kinds. AVe have- also a large stock of the celebrated "Starr Shirts," warranted to be the neatest And most comfortable Shirt
ever worn. The Latest Styles in Hats
AVill always be found in our house, and at
figures to suit the most extictinu buvers.
AYo tnke pleasure in exhibiting our now
goous. to pieaso can. apl 10-72 McGEE & SON.
Cheapest Goods
-AT-
W.O.FEE'S.
State Uni-
for the
Indiana Hlatc Einlierslty. 1872-7X
mHB FIRST TERM of tho L versitv, for this vear. will n
Literary Department, on the
17A Dav of September, 1872, And for the Law Department on the 7th
day of October, 1872.
A full corps ot Instructors in all the De
partments.
Ladies and Gentlemen admitted on aounl
terms.
Examination of candidates for admission
to the University, will be held on tho 10th
day of .September. Now .Students, and
I will close out my stock of Heavy Boots and Sbes,
a general assortment of Mens' nml Boys
READY-MADE CLOTHING, including some flno t.U wool BEAVER OVERCOATS, Ladies' Beaver and A'ELVTSTEEN CLOAKINGS, and many other articles AT LESS TOAJV COST,
And at lowec prices than any store (new
or old) in town will sell such Jgoods. I keep a line of tho best
Family Groceries.
at tho LOWEST PRICES. My stock of General Merchandize is complete, and every article will be sold as cheap as can be had at any store in town when not sold cheaper. Oct. 18, 1F71. W. O. FEE.
Bloomington Planing Mill. WM. II. TURNER has procured all thr necessary machinery for manufacturing Ulii (Is, .Sash, Doors, or anything else that s sawed or turned in, wood". Partici lar attention given ti Job AVork, such as Carpenters rvijii'rc: DRESSIXG FLOOMXG, WEATHER. BOAIIDISG, .y(,. A LSO MA TCHIX G AXD SA WIXG LUMBER. BffluTlie Bloomington Planing Mill is situated 'ica the railroad track, jitst south of the College. AVe can compete with Cincinnati or Toledo. may 15-72
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epliant
IN BLOOJIIStiT OUT . AV.M. Stuart. Ch.s. H. AIoPheetbiib.
McPheeterS:
Stuart & ve rivnov.i(Whei
ioutb. side of the st
In Masonic Hall Building,
i square,
KaTSlGN OP
THE ELEPHANT,
friends in
And hope to meet all their old tho new location.
In addition to keuping a full lino of HARD WARE, IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, OILS, Doors, Sash, Ohm, Putty, Cliains, COLLARS, HAMES, &C, They will have a large supply of Agricultural Implements and Machines. QJ,Stunrt & MePheetcrs now have, the Agency for the Buckeye State, and the Champion Reaper and Mower. Particular attention given to upph ing BuiU'jirs' Hardware and Mechanics' Tools. LOOK FOR THE SIGN OP "THE BIG ELEPHANT," South Side of the Square, Bloomington Indiana. marl-71
A. C'AUD.
UNDERTAKERS, BASTA & WHITAKER, Manufacturers of all kinds of CeiBns, C'a.ies and Caakcta. Also have for sale at the lowest possible prices, METALLIC CASES. AVareroom East side public square, Bloomington, Indiana. ap24-72
The Cheapest I HENDERSON'S FURNITURE WAREROOM, North Side Public Square. Furniture and I'll aim, of the bea' material, put down at the rery lowest prices. COFFINS AMD METALLIC CASE, Rei.dy made and ready trimmed, of all pri ;es ,nnd sold cheaper than at any other plare in Bloomington. My Hearse will attend all Funerals. Free of Charge. E. J. II ESDERSON. Illoomington. Ind., junI4
I would respectfully announce lo the pif'ilic generally that I have again opunad my place of business, on 5th stmet, where I shall keep in stock the finest of all kinds, including Wines, Brandies, Whiskies, Ale, &C, for medicinal purposes. 8QT The BAR will at all times bestockotl wit'ii the very bust of Liquors, including tho best LAFAYETTE LAG Kit HE Kit, the best brund-i of Cigars, Tobacco. &c. Dw. 20, 1871. A. KUEUGKR.
WALTER A. POLAND, atroaNEV ar taw, And Notary I'ubHc, BLOOMIXGTOX, IXVIAXA. Office In Court House, up stairs. Especial attention given to Collections, Administrator's and Guardian's Reports, battlement of Estates, &c. Enough business to subsist upon respectfully solicited, to wliich careful attention will lie given. juyl2-1871. pdtiloct
A BlSl.VESS NOTICE. W, H. JONES, Ex-Recorder and Notary Public, will give prompt attention to tho business of Conveyancing, Searching
tno Uccoroii ot tne County, furnishing AtHqicts of Titlo to Real Estate, adjusting accounts for collection. &c. Competition, or nt thing ehe, shall deter Jones from an attempt to do a little business in tbo wv
that he proposes. He has no thought of
giving u up, mil, on tne contrary ne intends
to persevere, and by close attention and application, to become thoroughly qualified to transact business in a manner that will give full satisfaction to all who may employ him. Office at the Court House, up
stairs, in the main building, first door on the right. nova 71-y
On MARRIAGE Essays for Yonne: Men on GREAT SO
CIAL BASILS, and abuses which interfere
with Marriage and ruin tho happiness of thousands with sure moans of relief for tho Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent in sealed letter envelopes;, free of charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
No. 2, South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. Aug.7'71,ly.
AMD A COMPLETE STOCK of TEXT BOOKS and STATIONERY at Ike POST OFFICE News Stand. WILL UNDEJt SELL aht Jf AK IS TOWS.
BAKERY,
CANDY MAXUFACTQR
BEEAI), CAKES AND CANDIES made Daily. Will Duplicate any bill in his line of trade freight paid here. . t MANUFACTOKE THE Best Ice Cam nd Swla Water Is Newites. ' PEEIHGS, AT 97 COLLEGE AVE
ARE
RECEIVING A NICB ASSORTMENT
SHOES, That will compare favorably wM any in Town.
fin it
W. J. A L LtiN KEEPS THE LARGEST STOCK OF Hardware. Building Material, Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural Implements, INCLUDING Reapers, Hooking Oay Babes, Straw Cutters, Horse Hay FotIoi PJLOWS, GARDEN HOES, I3 1 Ch xx gjt&9 JE3L oes,i
ALL KINcXa
FORKS
3E3 J OF
Belmont Nsila, Iron ami Steel, Pittsburgh Gla, JaiwstockVWhlU Lead, Pure Boiled Oil, Doors, Suit, Veoe;iut Bliiid Locks, Hinges, Ac, &c, ever brought to BloiaiBgtoE. 9& All kiu.u of Tim and Skeet irwa WwtU m border. PWw gfvm mo a call W. jr. AM..IX3.
Executor's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed oxecutor of the will of Harvey McConnel, late of
juoMroe vouniy, acceasea. Tho estate is probably solvent. JOHN STEPHENSON, Exectrtor. Hun tor & Hunter Atty's. Aug. 28.'72
l
BURNED OUT.
WILEY L. BATES has removed his Root and Shoe Shop, to Butler's cor
ner, up-stairs, entrance First Door south of
tno rosl Office, whero ho will be glad to seo his friends who nood anything in bis lino of business. WILEY L. BATES.
Allg. 31, -Vi.
Also for Campaign Goods, Address OOODSI'KRDS EMPIRE PUBLISH-
V "'!'" ' ... .. oiuoeiiis, nun i it. rr v Students wlio have examinations due for , ,ll'U:ifci t-tnemnati, St. Louis, Now
juryZ4-3m
reipiested to be
ast term, are earnestly
present on that dav.
Catalogues, and further information wif. be furnished upon application to Rev. Cyrus N'utt, D. !., President of the University. Bloom ngton. Indiana, or to the undersigned. ROBERT ('. FOSTER, Bloomington, hid.,Aug.l I. 7 J. Seer' v.
Orleans, or New York.
For
I OF I-' Kit VI) It SAT.
n..
eluding 21 J acres of ground, in part o'r in
whole, tor particulars, inmiiro of Eliiii Abel. W. a TARKlNdTON. Bl-'omingt-n, Ind., May 22, Un
MY. M. BEATLY, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER And Paper Hanger, ORDERS loft nt McCollough'a or Shocnir.ker & Co's Drug Stores, will rood vu prompt attention. Shop on east side College Avenue, one square south of the public square. mar20-71
Administration. -(VJOTICEIS HEREBY given that tho -L.1 undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estato of Jesse Di aper, lato of Monroe county deceased. Ttifl estato is probably solvent. VrM. V. DRAPER, Administrator, f. S. Smith Ilunler, Att'y. Aiej. :i ';.,
LI VERT, FEED AXD SALE STABLE J. O. WOULEY, Opposite the ilvutk end of the RR Depot; TT AS owe of the kijBHt and test arXI ranged Livery and Sale SUbics in
Monroe, or ir. any other county in South-
M. W. Helton, IVotorj PaWlc HEAL ESTATE CfiOXES. FARMS, lnds, Tov KA CSty propvty, tar sl r trade. AU kird f
era Indiana. Saddle horse, or horse and PV7 hpaght and sold. AJ1 kinds ef
tmggjes will x nraisbed at any Hour ef tiie "".'jii;s ww ' wa exday or night. Coranercwl travelers and minodi n! Iwenaew eMaectod with
others, will be furnished with conveyance to neighboring towns. Good, steady horses furnished tc families. Horses fed by the single feed, day or week, at reasonable
rates. sm. 3.
the sale er transfer 4 real est Is.
S9 ATiartTS.
3Btrler Shop.
JOHN ROCHESTER, takes pleasure in it forming the public that he has established himself again west ef the Orchard building, On 8. Cellefre Arenne. Shav ng and Hair Cutting done in stylo. a)r Rochester has added a Bath Reem
to hit Bfrbor Shop. Try bis Baths.
Slav
171 sumbts sami mmk t Jf Sswsmsninaifa
Bloorc ington, Iudn
24th, 1871.
DUNN 4V OO., OENKRAJL
TswUesf tcfc In Tnwmt eiecAmT siiiw tzzzt ass mms. marv e. oATHOArr HAS RKHOYEP her Millinery Store te the AVt Side of te 8quare,
I ana otben, who tfe
1H FOBWABDIXQ KEBOTaJTXS.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
BiiOOMIxfOl'ON. iirix
dre GOOD WORK as
ASH IO N AuLJb GOODS for toss satwsr than they been aoastoroed to pajr. H old stock en band every this; mam aad atylish. Special nUentioa giv teaeuring latent styles. HAIR OQCaDS- of the best quaii :y, alwai s in stock. MARY E. CATHCART. Blonc,.into, Dd., May -182;
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