Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 September 1872 — Page 2

Per Taiir In Advance. WILMAM A. ;AE, Kitltar tuul l'ro).rl. n, OFFICE, Hvrth Bui rf tbe Polilio Sqiai.i, in Cdu Follow Hall Building,

Fvr frwMoat, PX.Y3BES 3. GRiHT r Yioe Fruidaut, HESBY WILBOS of Muss.

G. G. GRADY'S GREAT AMERICAN Circus, Mammoth Menagerie, and Grand Free BALLOON ASCENSION !

Origin izl for 1872. in tho World.

" We are led by him cAo tonight our ' annir tn ei:tger . the U'rf. -7rf .. i futility en the Enst ol.'o. liirhm .ml n,l- i of ram ft. ft' -tr xen? Grnnt after it. : Writ ithitd to come. He An. nr r yr Arv j

4te;.ate.l, ami he never will be. mmi E 0KSt.sr.

Representing tho most magniticti ? cstr.i!islinient EverytliK N EW AND ( ORG'EOUsi,

bringiinr into requisition over 450 MEN, HORSES AND BEASTS.

1EFTOUCAX STATE TICKEr.

For O-yeemor : OEN. THOMAS M. HRO WNE. For Lieutennni Gimrriwr : LEON IDAS SEXTON. Confirenxman i Lirje: voni.oVE S. ORTH. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Secretary of Sintr. w. w. cue nr. Auditor of Stutr: JAMES A: WILDMAN. Trenti'rtT of State: JOHN P.. GLOVER. Reporter vf the Supreme Court. JAMES B. KLaCK. Clerk of the Supreme Court: CHARLES SCHOLL :Sprlti'irnt of Public Instruction : BEN.I.W. SMITH. Attorney General: JAMES C. DENNY.

for Com;rei Cih Dhteitt : GEN. MORTON C. HUNTER, Of Monroe County. Fr State Senator, flrr. KO. W. FRIEM.EY, Of Lawrence County. "bounty "Jriolto t. tUprceMire ANDREW W. REEVES, of ItichUiul Township. Treasurer I. MILT. ROGERS, of Perry Tsjwnxr.ip. SherifCirpt. LA WSON E. MeKIN.NET, of Bloonti-ytoH Tomm-hip.

Aumraiaer of Real Rotate WILLIAM

LEONARD, of Clear Creek T,teiiship.

Commivtioner for Iff District GEORGE

CHERRY, of Bean Blossom Tn.ship. Commissioner for the, Z.I District- JOHN WALDIiON, of Bloomington 'Fowwihip.

Positively oaoli dnv rf the Exhibition, hns two necks, six legs and feet, r.nd is from the Fair grounds, Ilintm Plattner pronounced by nil who have witnessed it to Free to all will take his neriiil flight in Ik: the most wonderful curiosity ever seon. his muniiuoth Air Ship, of which we have Exhibited freo of charge to nil person vislive, each of which is 90 feet high and 120 iling the Mammoth fiiiov.s. Also, feet in diameter, mid are kept constant! ,-,.; -rwia tm.-v rw cixrinv 01: hawl to guanl against nccidcnts,And that UltAJJl O Llf-iiN Ur OAVAUH. there be no disappointment. T T( )YS IN THE MENAGERIE ' Mnv be seen one of the tlne.-t collections of "Which will bo thrown open in full view, Wild Beasts in this continent a complete exhibiting six of the finest Asiatic PerforruAnirab.1 and Bird show. Among thetn will "g Mons over captured, and will U perl found formed by thnt miirvel of bravery and unTHE DOUBLE-NECKED SIX- d,uintotl man 8t' Br" LEGGED BULL, hebr paul schokf, The only aoe ever in the world. This won- Who closes his performance, by feeding tbr. derfuleiiriieity wuspurehusod hy Mr.Grady monsters row moat from out his naked at an cuoro ions price,aud is alive and well, hands.

Jason B. Brown addressed a large audience at Shelby ville, Ind., on Friday. He was quite bitter on the Greeley Colntion. Among other things heennl: "Before I will become tbe aider and abetter of this iniquity, I will stretch forth my hands, not across the bloody chasm, bnt to my old political enemy, the Republican party, and aid her, if

She needs it, Winch i rioubt, in re- I Acknowledged tobetho most .mod b.-:.sl

tainine COntl'Ol of the Government 1 livinn. Sijltan U known ns Col. James

liitt!,,,! " Fisk's other Kleiib-nt, und stnrred

, ':e r ,u:. ' entire winter t JJ lak

iiie peculiar gigiunuuuct: vi I New York

innguage arises troni the iact that

THE

AFRICAN

"SULTAN,"

the speaker is a member of the In

diana State Senatc,aud "holds over." He votes for the next United States Senator, and it is quite manifest tliat he does not intend to vote for Thomas A. Hendricks.

ELEPHANT fail to joe the GRAND PROCESSTOS

which takes plnce tit ten u clock each mom-

inj;, beaded Or the magnificent t.:ri ot ths Conqueror. This triumphal car, drawn by Ten r lily ( aparii-oiiod Arabian stecds,contains the mammoth LONDON CCRNKT BAND, consisting of 20 Iut . .'dans.led by tl j Wizard Bugler. Prof. J. A. Armstrong. The Menagerie i exhibited under a separate tcnt,this being two distinct sl.ows.

but one ticket admit vou to all. BAL-

Almlnlstrntor''s late. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the uny flersignpd, Administrator dt fmnU non of tins estate of Frederic T Better, dneenspc1. will sell nt PRIVA 1 u HALV..efrnr of (ill lien and i ncumbrancra, the following described real (state, nil in the Town of Illootnington, Monroe county, Indiana, towit : Vnrt. of Tn-lot 224, bnRinninp nt the South Rust Corp er of iil lot, thence running North 21 feet 2 inches, thcni-e West fit) Yflel, tlienen South ll feet two inches, and thence cast 6n feet to the place of beginning, appraised nt $4,000. An other part of the above described lot beginning 21 feet and 2 inches north of the

south east coiner, thence North twentv-one

feet and 11 inches, thence west 00 feet.

thence South 21 feet 11 inches, and thence

Knst 00 feet to Lie place of bscrinninir, ap

praised at $.1,000.

An otner part 01 the abovo described

lot, beginning nt a point 43 feet and 1

neh North of the south east corner of

said lot,tfacuco North 22 feet ,nd 11 inches.

thence West 00 feet, thence South 22 feet and 11 inches, and thence Eist 00 feet tothe place cf beginning.nppraised at sf l.tinO. Parts of In-fots 223 and 224. beginning

on the South end of the aforesaid lot 24 at a point 60 feet W est of the south cast corner .thereof, thenco North 6C. feet, thence

west 24 feet to a point in said lot 223 afore

said, thence South 66 feet, and thence East

4 feet to the place of beginning, appraised

at $1,000.

An other part of tho aforesaid lot 223.

beginning on the South bour clury of said

lot 10 teet west 01 too south east corner 01 said lot, thence north 66 feet, thence west 24 font, thence south 66 feet, and thencj east 24 feet to the place of beginning, appraised at $1,500. And an other part of the fygt .numbered lot, beginning on the south boundary thereof 42 feet west of the south cast corner thereof, thence north 66 feet, thence west 24 feet, tl.onco south 66 feet to the south west corner of said lot, and thence east 24 feet to the place of beginning, appraised at l,i00. Applications of purchasers will bo deceived for nny and all of tho above described real estate, at the Law office of J. S. Smith Hunter in said town up to 3 o'clock P. M. of SATURDAY tho 5th day of October next. If any part of said real estate shall remain unsold. nft"r the aforesaid date then

I will, on SATURDAY, the 12th day of

October next, at 12 o clock ii. of said day, oflcr for sale at PU BUG AUCTION, at the Court House door.in the aforesaid Town such real estate so remaining unsold. Terms. One-third cash in tand, and the residue in three equal installments due

in 6, 12 and 18 mfihths from the day of

sale, with notes i.t 6 per cent, interest trom

date, waiving benefit of appraisement laws

and sec. 'red liv 300a sureties. .I'OilN C. WHISNAKD. Administrator de bonis non. J. S. Smith Hunter,Att"y. Sept.4, 72.4w

for one

t Grand Openi House,

THE BRAND CIRCUS.

. . , ..1-1 mil uiiu biizftvi, nuimi ton bu mi. 1 Is the most complete and elegant display SCKN'f?IO"FR,',F , of exquisite horseraanshi,,, Gymnastic, Ac- ADMISSION ' 50 con, childre; robatic and AthbUc exercises. 10 vears, 25 cents.

en under

Perform-

lElCHT CUILDREX AT A BlRTH. On the 21st of August, Mrs.

Timothy Bradlee, of Trumbull

county, Ohio, gave birth to eight children three boys and tivetrirls. They are all liviug,and are healthy, but quite small. Mr. Bradlee was married six vears ago to Eunice

Mowery, who weighed 27,'i pounds j

-on the day ot her weddir g. bhe lias given birth to two pairs of jtvrins, and now eight more, making -twelve children in six years. Mrs. Bradlee was a triplet, her mother and rather both being twins, and Jier grandmother the mother of five jt&irs of twins. Cincinnati Lancet and Chronicle ' Among the attractions exhibited at the Gosport Fair, recently, was a relic of war times,in the shape of a cow, which was obtained by the Fifty-ninth Indiana Regiment, at Cbrinth, Mississippi, and aceoin--panied the regiment in its marches for over three years, traveling a distance of several thousand miles, and being a witness of about one hundred engagements, and furnishing milk for a mess of men all that time. She is now in the possession J Mr. G. W. Lee, of Greeneai-lc, and is in excellent condition, as shewell deserves to be. Voters Remember. A vote for Horace Greeley is a vote in favor ofThe pavruent of penstons to the

Mounded of the late Rebel Army. The payment of vast sums for! nmnrtv Aoutiskrvl in 1... R..ifK .It.i. !

ing the war. The payment of millions of dollars for the slaves emancipated by the war.

THR REST KIDJSRS, MOKK AtJKO- Deo,s 0Dfi ttt j a,l 7 . m

ua inr uivoi am tk. a,,cos commence at 2 aim f .. in. . MORE JUGGLERiS. THE BEST Will Exhibit at the Fi. Urouid ThursCLOWN8. FINER TRICK Aur M Friday Sept. 10th and 20th. One 1IOKSJSS AND PONIES, mgUt Show on Thu.-sday tvtn-n-. t'.ian nny other show on the road. Don't CHAS. JtfcGlLL, General Agt.

State Fa ib. The Indiana State Fair, for 1872, will open at Indianapolis, on Monday, Sept ember 30th, and dose on Saturday, October 5th. It is expected that it will be the largest exhibition of the kind ever held in the State, as the officers have greatly increased the amount of their premiums. m m It is believed that the reason Horace Greeley didn't offend the Democracy when he called them a set of "horse thieves, blacklegs, pugilists," &c, is because Ise told the truth. At least the Democratic papers and speakers are now supporting him because they say he is "a truthlul man."

Jvcep it before the people tnat ! Thomas A. Hendricks v.-ded in favor of a law prohibiting any man from voting who could not read and ! write. And he also voted in favor j of a law prohibiting all men from j

voting who were not worth $500.

Mr. Hendricks has already made two races for Governor, hut came out a little behind every time. He Hcems to think the third time's the thurm. We think et, too, and are xmfident lie will regard the thing jfedoue up Browne this time.

For the Prograss. Galas to the Mite. Plunging down tbe hollows, Jolting over ridges, Running up embankment)1, Rumbling over bridges, Stealing watei melons, ' Trusting to the niiiht, BIes me ! this is j 'Icnsant, Going t the Mite. Boys of all descriptions. Young and old and small, Bbcrt and fat and smiling. Grumpy, thin and tall ; Maidens, young ami lovely, Rirds of rrvt feather, In a farm yunl wagon, Traveling together ! Itfiugbiog. s-h(ititiif.', talking, Snob n ;cMy tin' 1 When yoiir'a in the country Noise fe not a CTirric. Plating, singing. ji.Jting, F lining on the sty. Bri'unifog' o'er witl: plcasui c, Qu.jk jhu moment fly. Dri or iii't" excuJ; Thinks ho'll piny prankr, Would it not be splendid 'Jo drive up on the bank ? How the girls would tremble Shr'iob out with utl'right 'Twould boa grand .idven.ure, While going to the Mitel Quick as thought ho drives -jp, But more ti,.iii he irtends, Horses gets quite restive, Wagon Hands on wid ; Boys und girls r friglit'-nvd, tjuickly scnin; iile mi1 Sini'e the world began was Never such a ror.t. Soon the wagon straightened Folks once mon n 't 111. Sav "'twa. very pl..'..nt, Jastthc proper thing." Later. tbo who nearly Were frightened to a lit, Protested both long ant loudly They were'nt scared a bit I Maidens W!i;ld get tired Sitting s,ich a whil . Nothing else will rest them They misst walk a tiile. Bovs must not wttlk wit h ilitm, Such is the decree They 'ire ve;.-y f iling, Lazy as oin be! B.r. . it. in tho wagon, Girls hoi,: i Tieliind, L.m.'times walk alone though: S.iddenly they llnd, One young lady missing. Pray where can she be? Wagon is deserted, Boys all go to see. Horses take a rest then, Lightened of their lead, Bnvs rci quickly backward, And silting iy the road, Is the missing damsel, In the greatest pain Walking o or tbe rough to d, 11. or unklu gets a sprain. Help her to tbe wn31.11, Than they start again, Maiden sitting quiet, Bvon forgets her pain.

Hungry bovs steal melons, Negro with a gun, Suddenly appearing Quickly stops that fun ! Plunging down the hollows, Jolting over ridges, Running up embankments, Rumbling over bridges. Laughing, flirting, joking, Waking up the night, Bless met this is pleasant, Going to tbe Mite.

Wm. M Tate. T. W. Fish. North- W e h t e r n F a in i I y Grocery, HIFTERS BLOCK. TATE & FISH, DKAI.KRS IN STAPLi". AND FANCY GROCERIES. QVEENSWARE, GLASSWARE,J?C. Provieiors of nil kinds, to suit the wants ol Families such a Floor, Corn M.Mil, Huron Lard, C'ntine Fruits and Vegetables. Tobneoi and Citmra of tho best brands, se

lected with itrcat care, to suit the wants of

onr own showing and srnoiving customers.

The huhest prices paid tor all kinds 01

Country Produce, either in goods or cash. Our Country Friends are especially requested to call and examine our stock be

fore bujiiitr elsewhere. may 1-72

Lime Kiln for Sale. r OFFER FOR SALE MY LIME KfLN and Stone Quarry, for 1.200,

One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual payments.

JOSKFH is. AJjEA AJNOEK. Bloomington, March 8, 18Yl-tf

THE "OLD RELIABLE."

'47. Established. '47.

M. L. M'COLLOUGH,

DRUGGIST and

APOTHECARY, West Side of the Court Hoitsr Square. DEALER IN

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,

Dje Stuffs, . rerinmery , Toilet Articles, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, 4 e.

Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator de boiti.i non

of the estate ot W llbam F. O Bold, decea

efl, will sell at PRIVATE SALE dear of

all lien and incumbrances the following real es tat' in tho Town of Bloomington.Monroe

vJounty, Indiana, to-wit:

A part of In-lct 129, commencing nt the southeast corner of said lot, thence mrning north 20 ieot, thence west 6r feet, thence south 20 feet and thenco east 66 feot to the

pli.ee of beginning, appraised at $1,875.00. Ar. other paH of the aforesaid lot, com.

menaing 20 feet north of the southeast

torner thereof, thence running north 20 feet, thence west 16 feet, thence, south 20

feet, a.i l thence east 66 feet to tho place of

beginning, appraised nt Sl,87f.00. A part of tn-lot 130, commencing at the southwest corner of said lot.thcrsce running north 20 feet, thence east 66. feot, tbsnce south 20 feet,nnd thence west 66 feet to the pla;o of beginning, appraised at $1,600 00. An other part of the last numbered, iot, beginning at a point 20 feet north of the southwest corner thereof, thence north 20 feet, thence east 6(5 feet, then south 20 feet and thenco west 66 feet to the place of beginning, appraised at $1,500.00. An other part of tho last numbered lot, commencing 40 feet north of the southwest corner thereof, thence north 20 feet, thence east 66 feet, thence south 20 feet, and thence west 66 feet to the place of beginning, appraised at 11,500. And an other part of the aforesaid mimbeivd lot, commencing at a point 60 feet nortn of the southwest corner thereof, the nce north 22 feet to a point 50 feet south of the north west corner of said lot,thence cast. 50 feet, thenee south 22 feet and thence

west 60 feet to the place of beginning, appraised at $2,500. Tbe last described tract is. subject to. a lease to Aaron W. Rose, for five years, at the yearly rent of $300. Applications of purchasers wi'l be received for any aid all of the above described pieces of real estate subject to mi) rejection of tuck application, at my store in said Town, up to SATURDAY, the 5th dnv of October next, a); 3 o'clock P. M. of said day. If any part of said real estate shall remain unsold, at'ter the day and year last aforesaid, then I will sell the same at PUBLIC! AUCTION. t the Court House door in said town, on SATURDAY, the 12th day of October next, commencing at one o'clcck P. M. of said day. T:shms. One-fov:rth cash, and tho residue in equal installments at 6, 12 and 18 months, with notei at 6 per ceiit. interest from day of sale, waiving benefit of appraisement and scoured bv good sureties. JOHN W. DAY tS, Admn'r.cf,- mis non. J. H.Smith Hunter, Atfy. Sept,4,'72. 4w.

Guardian's Sale.

The Atlanta (Oeorgia't Constitu

tion says of Stephens' School His

tory ot the United states: "Mr. Stephens has taken pains to give it that Southern tinge that all of our Southern school books should have. He has imbued it with Southern individuality. It breathes the spirit of true principle. It gives .O.I . 1 .

ojuinrin leuiiub weir proper TTOTICU is herebv given that the nnderplace. It impresses the genius of I llsi2ned as Gunr.lian of Francis McKin-

Southem institutions upon theyounc ! l.v l-ucy McKinlcy and Joseph McKinler, student. It is a sagacious

PRIVATE SALE elear of liens indineumhrance, "A part of out lot 35, originally, north of the town of Bloomington, commencing 6fi fei-t south of the northeast corner of said lo- lhnico south 66 feet,thoncn west 132 feet, theme north 66- feet and thence cast 132 feel to the plnce of beein-

ning, now in ihe aforesaid Town, County.

ot Monron and htato ot Indiana, nrmraiscd at $5,700. Application of purchasers wilTbe received At. the law office of J. 9. Hr..iih TI1,o(Jr

front gates. The idea is a good Oiie ! in said town up to tho 5th day. of October

mid uro lifirvo it, m.'iv ho ovnom IK ri next,

of instruction that thus inoculates onr young Southern minds with a true conception of Southern achievenVciitS.Soiuhern eharacterand Southern pnMe. The I-aportc Argtts says : In some parts of the coii'.'try it is becoming fashionable for iat-Mcrs to have their names painhd OJi their

iKlnpteu. 't would aid in giving directions to strangers and be decidedly advantageous it. many par-timlprs.

fiiSW- Cne fourth cash with 10 nor

ccnt.inteveit thereon from the 3fith day of Marc it last, and the nffid'te in three equal installments r t 6, 12 and 14 months from

, day of gale, with 10 per cunt int'i.'est, com.

I menrinf on the 26th dnv of Inst March.

By the provisions of the postal j secured by Note waiving valuation and ap-

law, adopted at the last session ofl

fvongresi,and now in toree.all paektig of dry goods, hardware, or othei mercl.nndise, weighing twelve ounces or less, may be maHed .o any part of the United State.; at the rite of two cents for every two ounces. Thi.' mode of transportation is cheaper than by the Express companies. The Louisville Courier-Journal nays "there seems to be no law in Mi.-isouri but mob law," and that "the State is a disgrace to the Uni n." The State is not to blame. The whole trouble arises from the inefficiency of its Governor, who is the Courier-Journal' h candidate for Vice President. Thomas A. Hendricks asks that his past be forgotten. If he could find anything good in it, lie wouldn't be so anxious about it.

praisment lavs with snincient surety.

HAMULLMe. WYLIE, Guardian. J. 3. Smith Hunter Atfy. September 4th, 1872. 4W.

Administration. NOTICR is hereby given that tho undersigned lias beer, appointed Executor of the last -a ill of James Smock, Into of Monroe County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to m solvent. HENRY HMOCK, Exoeutor. Hunter ib Hunter, Att's. Hept. 11, "2.

Executor's Sale. NOTICE it be-eby jriven that I will sell ot PUBLIC AUCTION, on Thursday, he 4th day of October next, at the late residence of James Smock, deceased, in Rbhlund township. Monroe county. Indiana, all his personal property, consisting of wiieat, corn, oats, hay, wagon, horses, cattle, hogs, bed und bedding, farming implumants, and other articles. Tkrms: A credit of twelve months will bo given on all bums over three dollars.tlif purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. HENRY SMOCK, Executor. Hunter & Hunter, Att's. Sept. 11, '72.

Pare Wines, Brandies and Whiskies, for Medical Purposes.

BioooiiugtoB. Planing Mill. WM. II. TURNER has procured all ilia necessary machinery for t.innufacturing Blinds, Hush, Doors, or anything tlso that is sawed or turned in wood. Partii jlar attention given to Job Work, such ns I'arpenlers require: DRESSING F'.OORINC, WEATHERBOARDING, .ft;. A LSO MA TCHING AND SA WING LUMBER. HbJSuI'Iio Bloomington Planing Mill i situated neur the railroad track, just south of the Col lego. We can compete with Cincinnati r Toledo. may 15-72

ii Ele j)hant IK BLOOMING TOW. Wm. Stimict. Chas. H. MoPhjeetbrs. Stuart & McPheeters, Have removod their Hardware Store to ihe south sidia of ihe square, In Masonic Hall Building, arSIGN OF THE ELEPHANT, And hope to meet all their old friends in ' tht. new location. In addition to keeping a full lino of IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, OILS, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Chains, COLLARS, HAMES, &C, They will have a large supply of Agricultural Implements and Machines.

and STATIONERY, Wall Paper. (Trimmed Free.) Prescriptions carefully prepared, with tbe purest of Drugs. Remember, wo u:e r.one but pur ! Drugs, and do not gue. at prescriptions. Bloomington, nd., May 18, 1870

McGee

Ac Son,

TAILORS,

MERCHANT ASI

FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER, HORTH SIDE PUBLIC1 SQUARE, Bloomington, Ind.,

Have just received the largest and most carcfnllv chosen stock of Goods in their

lino, ever opened in this place.

The patrons of this houso may always

expect to receive the same courteous a:,d

honorable treatment '.bey buve always re

ceived; and toe new urm will endeavor to, if possible, excel themselves in this particular.

When we take an order for

Coat, Pants or Vest, to be made up

by a lailor, w do not have it "run

together" upon a machine by femalo

operators. We do just as we agrc to do.

There never hae been ec choice a stock

of Gents' Farutftuing- Goods in the Town, as our present supply com. prises, and we ask for it a careful examin tition.

Our Clothing Department is supplied

with tho latest styles, both in cut and ma

terial, and is not tho shoddy, slop-shop or tide sold in ordinary clothing stores. We would respectfully call the alter).

tion of the public to our Inriro assortment

of Nock Ties, consisting of each and every variety, color and sty'e, and we are receiving nionthlv, the latest and ruost approved kinds. We have also a largo 3tock of tl J

celebrated "Starr Shirts," warranted to bd

the neatest and moat comfortable Shirt

ever worn. Tbe Latest Styles in Hats

Will always be found in our house, and nt figures to suit the most nxacting buyers. Wo take pleasure in exhibiting our new

goods. So please call.

apttc-72

McG KB & SON.

3B3

Cheapest Goods

W.G.FEE'S,

I will close out nay stock of Heavy Boots and Snoes,

a general assortment of Moris' and Dors

READY-MADE CLOTHING, including some tine all wool BEAVEE OVERCOATS, Jjidios' Bcav r and ELVETEEN OLOAKINGS, and many other articles AT LESS THAN COST, And at lower prices than any store (now or old) in town will sell such Jgoods. I keep a lino of tho best family Groceries nt the LOWEST PRICES. My stock of General Merchandize in complete, and cvp.-y article will be sold tin cheap as can be had nt any store in town when not sold cheaper. Oot. 13, 1871. V. . O. FEE.

.Stuart & McPheeters now have tho

Agency for the Buckeye State, and the

(Jtiampion Kenpcr and Mower.

Particular attention giveri to uppljing

ouilders .tiara ware and .Mechanics iools.

LOOK FOR THE SIGN -OF

THE BIG ELEPHANT,"

Smith Side of the Square, Bloomington

Indiana murl-il

A. C A. H. T .

UNDERTAKERS, BANTA & WHITAKER, Manufacturers of a'l kinds of

Cofltus,. Cases and Caskots.

Also liave for sale nt the lowest possible

prices, MB 1 A JULIO VASES. Wureroom East side public square, Bloom

ington, Indiana. ap24-7S

The Cheapest I HENDERSON'S FURNITURE WAREROOM

North Side Public Square. Furniture and Chairs, of the best intilerial, put down at the very lowest prices. COFFINS AND METALLIC CASE, Ready made and ready trimmed, of all prices, and sold cheaycr than at any other place in BlwmiHiftbm. My Hearse will attend all Funtrah, Fret of Cha.-je. IS. J. HEN DERSON. BlooKiington, Ind., jun!4

iu ja - o i3 iv is r ,

I w juld respectfully announce to the public g'enerully that I have again opened my place of business, on 5th street, where I shall '.fceep in stock tho finest jPtm" JLiiquorot of alt kinds, including Wloea, Bitaudlen, Whiskies, Ale, ft C, for medicinal purposes. tSf The BAR will at all times be stocked with thu rerv best of Liquors, including the best LAFAYETTE LAGER BEER, the best brand of Cigars, Tobacco, &c. Dec. :Jt, 1871. A. KREUGKR.

WALTER A. F0LAKD, ATTORNEY AT tAW, And Notary Public, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. Office la Court ISousc, up stairs. Espinl attention given to Collections, Adtnii iitrator's and Guardian's Report, Settlement of B.-tnte3, Ac. Enoush businusa to subsist upon respectfully solicited, to which careful attention wilt be given. juyii-1871. pdtiloc4

A B1TSIXESS KO-TIC'E. W, K. JOKES, Ex-Recorder pnd Notury Pu'i)lic, will give prompt attention to the buiinpss of Conveyancing, Searching the Recorcs of the County, furnishing Abstracts of Title to Real Kstalo, adjusting account, for collection, &c. Competition, or nothing else, shall deter Jones from an attempt to do a little business in the way that he. proposes. He bus no thought of giving it up, but on the contrary ho intends tc persevere, and by close attention and application, to become thoroughly qualified tc- transact business in a manner that will give full satisfaction to all whr- may employ h n. Office at the Court House, up

stairs, in tbe main building, Hrst door on

U.e right. novS 71-y

ON 91ARRIACE

Bssay for Young Men on GREAT SO

CIAL iiVILS, and abuses which interfere

with Marriage and ruin the hnppiaess cf

thousands with sure means ot r Net tor tho Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and dcbilitataa, . Sent in scahd letter envelopes, freB of chart's. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2, South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. Ang.T'Tl.ly.

Executor's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given, that tbe undersigned has been annotated executor

of the will of Harvey McConnei, late of

ill on roe uounty, aoceasoa. Tho ectate ia pi .oa M v solvent. JOHN STEPHENSON, Executor. Hunt ' r & Hunter Atty s. Ang. 28.' 73

BURNED OUT. WILEY L. BATES haj removed hU Boot and Shoe Shop, to Bt.tler's cor

ner, up-stairs, entrance First Door south of

tho Pott Otuce, where ho will be glad to see ' is friends who need anything in his line of business. WILEY L. BATES. Aug. :n, '72.

4KB 1 tOjf. PlLTKSItCI f TEXT BOOKS ST;1TS0:EE . at stie VkvH Hum. "will vzwe. S1BLI. ;.w in 'loves.

CANDY MA Ml FACT fill

BREAD, CAKES AND Candies made Daily. Will Duplicate any bill in his line of trado freight paid here. I MANUFACTURE THE Best Ice Cream and Soda Water in Eloomiugton. F EEIIGS, AT 97 COLLEGE AVE ARE RECEIVING A NICB. ASSORTMENT

SHOES, That will compare favorably witS any iii Towa.

ill

THE JUZ 1

W. J. ALLEN KEEPS THE LARSEJT 5TCCK OF Hardware, Building Material, Stoves, Tiiiware, - Agricultural Implemeiite, Reapers, KerolTing Oay Qnfc

Straw Cutters, IIJBejBlai

JPX&b jcx t o or m 9

Tern

FORKS OF ALL KjKLtS,

AUo for Campaign Goods, Address GOODSPEED S EMPIRE PC BUSHING HOUSE, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New Orleans, or New York. jnly24-Hm

For Sale. I OFFKii FOR SALE rny rwidonco, in eluding Jl J acres of ground, in part or ii

whole. For particulars, inquire of films i

Abol. W. C. TARKINGTON. Bloomington, Ind., May 23, Ira

W. M. "JHLA.'jCJt.Y, HOUSE AND SIGN PALMER lad Paper Hanger. ORDERS loft at McColloiigh's or Shoelualer & Wa Drugstores, will receive prf mpt attention. Shop on eaatside College Avenue, ono square south of the public square. mar2t-Tl

Belmont Nails, Iron and Steel, Pitfcdurah Glass, WbiU Lead, Pare Boiled Oil, Doors, Snsh, Venetim Bfiud ' Locks. Hinecs. Ac. &c, ever brwisrht to Btoownctbia. ; - 4

All kinds of Tin and Sneet Iron Work, done to order:- PImm gtv

me a call

LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE J. O. WORLEY. S tiite the South end of the R.E. Depot; AS one of the largest and beat arranged Livery and Sale Stable in Monroe, or in any other county in Southern Indiana. Saddle hors'S, or horses and buggies win be furnished iu any boa? f tb day or night. Commercial travelers and others, wi'l: uo furnUhed wrth con-vevanoe no neighl iring towns. Good, truady nones 'iimisnod to familiei. Hoi-ses fed by the single feed, day or week, t reasonable rates. Dec. 38. 18T0.

' AX ' REAL ESTATE CTTCER. FARMS, Land., Traad gib aapw ty, for sale tmim. Mttaii at property bought and. iold. AR Jciadu a? cotiveyatieingd.M .nriou.;. Siikm exam ined, and U hmaeu cemijutsi vitJh the sale or nwntler of renl Au1sl ,. - 97 COIM.BE ATBWnL '

' . ninwis' '''I''-rjftt' jhMlBPBJlB

Bfiirlei 8hop. TnHW TtOr.Tl'RATTCTi.ixke&iiilAUiirem

J informing the public that he has estab

lished himsoll aeain west of ttw Orchard 1 11 -JS. '

building, On 8. College ATonne. AtXEKOimTy' jBMUkflJiU

ooaving cna tiair c-uiuhk uoiki hi ivi. JbT Kwteter has addefl a Bnth Room to his Barlier Shop. Try bis Baths.

Bloomington, Ind, My 24th, 18U.

Administration. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that tho undersigned hns been appointed Adnvnistrunor of the estate of Josgo Y aner, late of Monroe county deceased.

j The estate probably solvent.

WM. V. OKA f JSJt, Administrator .1. 8. Smith Hunter, Atfy. Aug. 21 'T2.

DUNN & CO.,

cuorouK Produce, Commission ak roxwtxDiaa kkkbaktb. Wholesale and Retail Grocers, ULOOMIHGTOI, IBV

Tatlea( ub Wnwmr

CHEAPISr tlthXI l HAH

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VPSTAtJiS. OVEJt 1

nnd solicita u smiimiiwi riTpif nnmin nd othere who dsb 'dmHttC ami pashion ALg dkmmmm

M stock m liMd averjiMnjMw atwliik Rmu .14.4!' -lilZ. ...

Mg iaust ttylea. ilAIJE QtOM f U) Met nuaiity, alwajn in stock. MARY . CATHCART, BKjouiiuirton. lad., May 22, 13Tt