Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 September 1872 — Page 3

Perdue & Son, Wholesale and Retail lhalerx in BOOTS AKD SHOES, NO. 85 COLLEGE AVENUE, BLOOM INGTON, IK D. sept3.72

PRINTING I THE PROGRESS Job Printing Office! ZSartk W& Tublis Square, WHh -V Tme, Stm Pre, n entirely Setr 3UUsiut U U 1c liiaa, li vrefuvd ,jo Printing in able cqiul to tb lcst in thh country. Particular COMMERCIAL PRINTING, JnehuBng Wl Haw) j. Hand Bnh, X.ntter'Heivdi, Xote ard, ClrcBtiTt, Ojii, Ixtri , ic. FiDopdniiug pecfcvlty. Ordcn from a dlatuuo vdi reoeiro sromiit aiiaatiaa. OUCHAO HOUSE !

& ZX Orchard & Sons, PROPRIETORS. Opptstte the Depot, BleomlMgtoB, lad.

PUBLIC SPEAKING. The Republican Candidates for the different- County Offices, will meet their fellow-citizens of all parties, at the following places, viz : Clear Creek Switch. TVrry Township Monday, Sept. "3d, at I o'clock I1- M. Some one, or n.,,re. of thefolli ini persons nre expected to he present and address the meetings : G. A. Buskirk, B. Mulky. J. L. Pitnor, K. M. Uillmor; , Kr.Flood iindJ. V. Harry nmit. Conn' tnid hear t,heiu. Bv order Rep. Con. Com. . Sept. 4th, lS7:i7 r Bt There are 796 School Children in BloGinh.gton, and McPhoeters is desirous of taking the contract for supplying theni.every one, with School Books, Slates, etc., etc. He has been receiving School and College Text Books almost every day during the past two weeks, and now has his shelves well filled and the space under his counter well

.supplied. Come now and see what

he wisldo tor vou at the lost Office News Stand.

DIED. On "Wednesday, Sept. 11th, at the residence of her father, Reuben Ward, 4

miles west of Bioomington, Miss Sallie Ward, need 22 years, of Typhoid Fever. Ou Monday, Sept. 2d, in Bioomington, of Fever and Fltis, iMlunt daughter of Robert Stout, HL't.'tl 20 months. On Tuesday, H -.pt. .I, in Kiletti v ille.after A lingering illness, Mis. Eunice Lundy. On Friday, Sept. nth, in Bioomington, Lucy Mm lies, aged 10 years. Burned by ignition of coal oil. On Monday, Sept. Plh, in Blooming-ton, lifter a brief illness, Henry Knight, aged 54 pais. On Tuesday, Sept. 10th, in Bio' minglon, infant daughter of John V. and Klin Buskirk, of Bruin Fever. On "Wednesday, Sept. 11th, nt the residence of her father, Miss Arnold, aged ' yeaiM, of Consumption. On Sunday, Sept. 11th, at Mt. Tulnir, of Typhoid Fever, "W lihuu Busbo, aged 33; v''"ra.. - imiM

UF- JhFmlntwia U tfnrt M mmnmmltt .

Cm F. MeNtrtt, Mariiattjilit, Ind.

Alfred Ryor iRobt W. Muts, HltJoiitinylan, Ind.

M.NIITT, BI0RS & H1ERS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, Bloom ington, Ind. .All business entrusted to us will be carefully attended tit. Collections wade, and promptly remitted. Office in Hugfces' old office. as 128-72

Almoiit two car-loads of

School Bonks were received by Shoea 'y. .1 l r...1 ..I ... V"

maKer a, KV. lasi neuuesiai, r anticipation of a large trade in that

j hiic l he ltttle tioys ana frin.s are cordially invid to call arid receive

tlu;r KooIr-sSlates, etc qurte cteap, of the irrepressible Shoemakkr, the jolly Faris, or the solemn R:ei. ' Prescriptions prepared at a moment's notice.

JAMES W. 00&RL. LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, REAR OF BLOOXIKVTON IIOTEI Bloominrtori, Ind.. SADDLE HOllSKS, Horsesd Bnggiee, and timiM, hirtJi on rwiror.sV.ip twrns . Stnb! just et of Poatoffice, and in tear of the BSoomington Hotel. oct6 '9

Allison,

Dr. W. T.

OFFICE Over Tob Smith's Jw-

elrr Store. &utb side of the square.

LOUUVILIE, N. UBAMY CHICAGO - RAILROAD.

vaaxt An wvlas, eopts to an rtinti Bast, WMt, lrth and SouAk. Train leave BJoontington Station a folJ:37 r.M. Dav Exprc5, 2:05 r.M. P:M Fivight P.M.

Cart are attachfld to TreitM Train

Car the aeecaumodation of Passim !trs who Way wish k travel on them. R.-H.G. itlNTY,Ur. Supt.. Jf.AIbanv. S. K. HtU?Kll. Gen. Ticket Agt.

It is interesting to observe how the people pour into the NewYork Store in search of bargains in Goods, stnc-3 the return of Wicks from the Loni-svilic Kj: position. The exhibitiou at the Falls City is not so good since he came away, as he purchased many of the nsost handsome articles -t hat were likely to receive premiums. Go tp the New York Store, and buy all you want and deduct 5 per cent for cash. 3 John P. Smith starts hv the Louisville Ejqwsition,this ueek,aud will, without doubt, bring home manv of the inst beautiful and useful pieces of Fancy work for sale and display in his South Side Jewelry Store. W stepped into his store last week, while he was reading a letter from an IndiaiBipolis man, who desired to buy a watch, and who wants to know what Smith can do for him in that line. Smith's fame is bringing trade from nlmo-'t every oity. Stuart & McPhfi ters solil Inst week, 84 dozen fruit jarsin addition to their regular hardware trade, which hns been immense. fmn liflc ,iK-niio,iil inr-iiti in flip

wholesale mu.-kct, br the Klejdwnt j M-duy, Si-ptcmber Hardware Store had aeeuml a large! fv jy.siUiawt, on. supply before the rise, and can soil j -ii"1-''.

On Sept. 12lh, 7J miles nor o:' JJIoomington, Jii.s Ang'liiiA .ibson, aged 20 yeurj, of Cousuraiitiou. On ihe ):h of August, lien- EVettsville, Jiiiues Smock, ag(d tiou ii0 ycam. On Friday, Sept. 13, in Btoomir.gton,' Mrs. Mary Jane McClunjc, wife of A. C. McClung, aged 32 years, of Bilious Intermittent Fever.

at old Retires. "Buv a Cider Aii

ad Press at Stuart & Mel' heelers'.

HuiSding. In that house will be found the Bakory .Confectionery a nil

J. 8. SMITH KILTER, AND r NOTARY PUBLIC, : BLOOMIXGTOX. INDIANA.

ih9, AKMt for. rou1inntal ""y "'1? "J"-" w

,ow ivaunrnan is one tn unse energetic, stirring men, who w 11 always advance in business he will not stand still, but iiicrcis?8 his

MiS-IYa i bij.siuw monthly, and will yet be

! compelled to move into a larger

Call vt Jvautur.au ot Co s

How is This ? Mr. Robinson, Circuit Prosecutor, and Candidate on the Democratic State Ticket for Reporter of the Supreme CourM came to Bioomington last week, made a speech, remained in 'Jotirt a day or two, and than appointed a voting attorney from Martinsville, Ambrose Cunning, as his Deputy ! Among the many talented Democratic lawyers of Bioomington, Mr. Robinson could find none fit to lake his place as Prosecutor! Yet he will have the cheek to ask these Bioomington attorneys to vote for him and work for the success of the ticket, which of course is necessary to the election of Mr. Robinson. Jasou JBrown, the able Senator from Jackson and Brown Counties, will address the citizens of Monroe eounty.at Bioomington, on Wednesday night, the 1 8th instant, at 7 o'clock. KnucATiONAi,. i'hc ?dit s;'s Patten will rc-open their School on

J.jd, ui tiieir li' of 7ih a:uJ 2w.

Gen. Bun. Harbison ppoke to a large crowd of people, at the Btg Spring, Indian Creek Township, on Thursday last. A Glee Club was present from Greene County, the Club from Van Biiren Township waa in attendance, and Bloomington was represented by a Brass Baud and Glee Club. The Meeting that was advertised for Wednesday "night, at the Court House,

was pn tponed, in consequence of the rain, and was held in the Court Housj Yard, on Thursday night. At about 7 o'clock a torch-light procession made a handsome display, and a meeting was organized which was attended by more tha i don! le the number that listened to the Alien-Cravens speeches. Gen. ITaivison is a forcible, pleasing

speaker, and left a good impression upon his heirers. Much praise is du i the Gh-o Club, the Ladie and Grntlemen of which siug day and night without compensation. Chips and Splintcirs. Sm. A. Smith will leave Monroe county this week for California, where he will, probably, purchase

land and locate permanent!;

Rev. J. J. Higiit has been returned to Bioomington. B. F. Rawlins has been elected Presiding Elder of Bioomington District, while John H. Ketclmm will take the Evansville District. H. R. Naylor has been sent; to the Meridian Street M. E. Church, Indianapolis. John W. Culraer has been assigned to the Evansville Circuit. S. L. Binkley has been assigned to Centenary, at New Albany; T. D. Welker, Fredericksburg; O. H. Smith.Bedford Dun. Sharpe, a farmer who resides near EHottsville, is the proud ow ner of a two year old colt, that stands lc hands in his bf re feet, and tips the beam at 9S0 lbs -At the dedicatory services of the new Christian t Church, Ellettsvillc, Sunday a week, James R. Berry, of Bioomington, and A. C. Layman, of Ellettsvillc, were set apart by ordination, to the work of minister.- : The Fall Term of Indiana University begins Tuesday

Sept. 17th Conductor John j College Chapel. RpiiiliMhns taken n train on tbi I attend.

Deputy Circuit Court Prosecutor. Are there nq competent Attorneys irr Monroe county ,of the Democratic faith ? It is rumored that should Greeley be elected, Judge Swaar, of Mitchell, is to bo made Postmaster at Indianapolis. Je-ru-.sti-Iem P. L. D. Mitchell, the celebrated pcach-cultnri.st, has had unusual luck with his peach crop. He has, so far, shipped about one thousand bushels, and at presont is realizing about $1.50 per bushel net. This pays better than squabbling over a county office : 1 Dr. Woodward thiuks he is entitled to two votesj because its a boy that he has Bob Miew, of the law firm of McNutt,Ryors & Miers, lait. week took back the new sign and had part of it rubbed out. The new sign read : "Miers & Son, Attorneys." But you see it proved to be a girl. Another member of the firm, 'which his name is Ryors,' says it is a boy he has. While MNutt has nothing but a nomination for Congress, and John Coburuwill get away with hiiu in October qtiicker'n Iltimj' Williams can plug a watermelon.

Go to the Hardware Store of W. J. Allen for all kinds of Building Material, Cook Stoves, Heating Stoves, and in short everything in the Hardware line. If you don't see it call for it. No trouble to show goods.

Ws- On yonr way home from the Fair, get a barrel of Salt, a bolt of Muslin and a new Hat at Mullikiu's Corner Store.

An excursion train was run

from Bioomington to Gosport, on Tuesday morning, for the Julian Meeting. Not a solitary passenger occupied any oue of the three passenger cr.rs.

Uriah Mulliktn has lust re

turned from the river with a large and choice stock of Goods. Among them is the largest stock of Hats and Gaps in the Town. Go and get on; it wont cost you anything worth speaking of. Colleok Lecture. The opening Lecture for the present siasion will be delivered bv Dr. Ntttt, on next Scbbath at 8& P. M. in the

All are invited to

new Ruilroad from Lafayette to Chicago "Go forth in haste with bills and paste, proclaim to all creation, (hat men are wise who advertise, in the present generation."

SNililJc Spea!iin&'. J. L. PITNKK and others, will ad.lro-

et. Start south on t.-onoge Ave- , , ; Tv c ' . . i r. . tu ui.0i 1 ' ' Duiui Sieueer made a "rip-tear-nue, and otter you pass the "bumed 1?. . ,,,. iratlJv lliht.sj.t. . .. ' . . .

disti-ict" vou come to the Orchard ! i.uh. ! ,,3g KopaWtcan speech.at Knight.

LUt imnuntnee C. f l.anford

Cona. pd to k'g.r-"2.

JOHN W. JiCSKlRK,

Attarsicy at

room.

Writ PHACTim V tuf. votUl y article kept in a Grocery or OF run statu. j Confectionery. Bperial Umtion gives to I'rubatc ir;i-j m

Kt.iniWt.iu '"i ttOg" Wa h:lV( Htn lllfPsi CVO(l

Clear Cree'; Switch, Tuwd:: iiii;ht,Sept. j villo, Clay county.,several weeks ago 'smithville. Thnrvbiy ni;ht, Sent, 18th. S The nun Snath, or Pruitt,

Harrodhur!;li. b ril niijt.t. S. ;t. 20; h. Kllettsville. Satnrd;.y ; ttit, !-Vpt. 2 i -f . South Urioii. Mond-iy rssij..t. ept '23d. V .!il':'-, T:i--".iy .i'.'it. Sept. 24th. Members of both pariitis a.) i:iviii:d In itt'-nd tlnw- "itetlng?.

K.- or -r of 'Ki i. On. Com

JOHd H. IOUBB'-il, ! ea.f shoe von ever saw ic.r Women, ATTORNEY AT LAW SJ-'Sl;?

C'ml l-nt. igds areservicabicand very styl-;

Bleemion, ' We have plenty of cheapr At for ttw following named : Jiable In- j grades of Boots and Shoes. Men's uranee Cawpatiies: Boots for $3.00. Women's calf JEI'SA Fir iHsunmcc Cotn-tr.ny, iru Si Wo r ,b,;,r l,i-',.,ncc j,,!! ..$5,ir.o.93i 71 1 .os, 9i. eare uoing t iHi.iess fUiDFMWUWKKti'Ftreiw: C,f'pinv. in Diinn's Building, Oj ;osite north jiaarf .a.6a4,SMi 95 ' end of depot. Home mad -3 boots JKTSA Lift Insurance (ijmpa,.i, Q j a,.J n( mae o rd( V Call iffi. vr th Fir win,.i i:nt. in. and aec out new style rubbers for

aouth aide of the square.

KeMker the Blue Front. SOUTH SIDE SqfTABJE. CLARK & CXCHASD, 'Elve Percent. for t'asb.) WKAI.KK8 IN Pacy a&4l Staple Prorlslons, Qveeasirare &c. BIetalas4tm. - Indiana. The bighert prices paid for all kinds of oqntry produce. jan26'7Q

J. W. HAE VMAN.

men and women and try it mil SkwardA Co. Want all the scrap iron they can get,aud will pay cash for it.

1 have received another

cmuiUty r St !', and s -Umg it v- ry 'o'.v, to t';';ly the fiirmrrr .:t:itiin:i;". f in't f lrge! to stop at "Lnll:i,in s C- inier he'.. :b you stun Cor !iMirc, and get a barrel 1 i.e j.rice is low now. T1H MC;.LtKIK.

XfS?' For : .)..:, t'.'b r B.-e.fiak, or a choH-y Kit. l-'-a.-t, s to Walker isrtthers.

next to S. W.

who sonic time ago stole Edmondscn's mule, was sentenced, on 'Friday, to four years' imprisonment in thi' Penitentiary, a fine of one cent, and disfranchised seven years. Any

man whos hall hereafter look uw-

Inn lwm with lniioino ovf I'tlio mitht

""-, I,,.- ,.,.. .vf W,lmJ.... ..-

c tinif, u'.m .i.tniii.iiur.fii may

; (aka warning by the fate of Pruitt j The. tannery of Laforce Sr iGijy, in Polk township, Monroe

j county , was burned to tlie ground, j on Saturday morning, 7th inst. It '; is si:p::osed to have been the work i of an incendiarv. The loss is esti-

Grn-jt attraction in Bloo.mngton on ; ma(ed at g3 Q00 wh- h h Thurwlav and J- ndav Sept. 1 yth ; . 1 .d 9ntb. n ii f5rlv'L (WtifWM1 insurance Ihe work

'.borer's nor.-.

American Circus, Mam moth Me-

of importing votes into the Southern

Bacon ! II a con ( 15 hundred pounds. uf clear Bide?, smoked and in Store and for sale at low prieo by THOMA.J MUIJ.TK7.N.

A1TENTIOJT. FARMKKS AND COXSCMERS! " T havo ju?t received a fresh stock of Hoots. Shoes, H;its and Caps, suitable for the Fall Riid Wintt-r trade, at low prices. Farmers, when you eomo to ttiwn, coll and examine, nay stock. Thomas Muliikih.

For Salk. -10 pigs at 1 .00 each, and 2 fresh milch cows. M. M. Camp jet,t,.

K. T. TAYLOS.

TAYLOR ft HARHYMAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Cklet v'amily Groceries,

Queehsvare, GlfUtaoare, Tobacco,- Bncon! Bacon! Cigars, Notions and Salt. I IS hundred pounds of clear sid smoked The highest market price paid for conn-1 nd in Store anti for sale at low ptic . by toy prodaee. Northeast comer public! THOMAS MULL1KIN. square, Bloomineton. Ind. J ' a

This firm has out lived the fifteen or twenty Woolen Factories that

have been operated in this county dnring the lust ten yeans, and sta.ids at

the head both an regard ercd't, workman

ship and facilities. When you have Wool tf. cnnl, or to Kpnn, or if you have Wool

that you desire to call at iloltzmiin's

fa'itorv, and yon will e;; t, wontl yrico:! for

CileBdale Feuaie CoSlegt:.

(15 rnilon north of Cincinnati, O., on the Cin. Ham. & Dayton, A. k (i. W-, and Indianapolis Junction Kuilr ad. i The nineteenth collegiat,-! year of this Well-known and establisln d institution, will begin Sept. 17. it appeals to it past success, its admirable location, and the recommendation of iii.Ke who kn w it best,

as its guarantee to the public for the future. , For catttlOijucB and intormatia i, uldress

Rev. L. J). PO'i'TKK, D. J). President Glendnl. O. Jolv 24, 4t,

nageric, and Grand free Balloon j counts of this State, has been beAscention. We call tlieattenithm iguu by the Democracy. Nineteen of our readers to the advertisement in an-1 ' , , , ."

other column of t.hi. .;ie:it c.u.i!inod favor- ! R10 were l Ot VeVnT, OHO

He Shov. which will exhiilt at the F-dr j njRht last week, and immediately Ground, on 1 hnr-dav :inl i'rulav Sept. l'J ,, , , and 20th. an.', on Thursdnv evenin? one i forwarded to Brown CountV. The

crand performnnse will be triveri. Hac

in abundance will lie in re

Another llaflroad. Articlcsot association of the Danville, Brazil and Bioomington Railrontil (toinniinv were filed in the of-

j'noss to""! 1 agent who has charge of this specific ; fice of the Secretary of State y ester

MtKAIED, On the 15th inst., at the residence of the brides' father, by Rev. C. Nntt, I). I)., President of Indiana State University, Mr. Felix G. Thornton and Miss Anna A. Wadsifek. On September 11th, 1872, at the Service United -Presbyterian Church, Monroe Co, Iowa, bv Rev. O. Marshall, Mr. Robert M'trshai'l, of Bioomington, Ind, and Miss Kee McKissick, of Monroe Co., Iowa. Some time ago, when wo noticed that handsome farm house, erected by Mr. Jlarsimll, on bis farm south of Bloomington, our suspicions were aroused. We felt positive thnt'snuiething was going to happen, but just what, we were unable t prodid. The above notice, however, is it solution of the mystery. As to the "party of the second part': as the lawyers s:.y, wo know nothing, further -than that a gentleman of Mr. Marshall's acknowledged judgment and taste would naturally select the best. But we;fo know MABSJiAl.L,anc there is no better young man in tho county of Monroe an intrprisin farmer and a thorough f-entleman. We trust Mr Marshall and lady may live to see Bioomington ,-pread to the south and incorporate the Marshall farm as a part of the town or, in other word-, may they live a thousand yenr-?.

already built and leading to Chica go. The railroad to lie built by Incorporation hereby formed is to pas through or into the counties of Ver1 million, Parke, Clay, Owen am Monroe in the State of Indiana The length of said railroad will b' about 110 miles. Tins, we are informed, is tin North and South Railroad whici has long been talked of. It ha.' been bought by Mr. Frazier, and will be run across the countn through Brazil, to some point ii Owen county, where it will conneci with the Cincinnati & Terro Haut Road, and be a' "eedor to it. Th road itself will not be built t Btoomingtou, though indirectly i will bring business to us, over tin C. T. H. Railroad when built

Hardware, Stoves and Tinware at W. J. Allen's. When you come in to th Fair, call at Mullikin's and get a new Hat. Ho gives them away almost.

SfcrCall at W. J. sec tho latest Fashion.

Allen's and

KB. Go. to Mullikin's and get a nice Hal; for half-price. He has

just received a large stock

Everybody, of course, will go to Grady's Great Circus, Menagerie und Balloon Ascension. It com:;s well recommended and is, no doubt, equal to any company ft) present on, the mad. The Show will be at the Fair Grounds two days, however, so every one can see for themselves. 1 1 n J&y 50 Bushels Prime new Timothy seed, at W. J. Allen's. - m The County Fair opens up auspiciously. The number of entries yesterday was large, notwithstanding; the threatening appearance of the weather. The Fair will undoubtedly be a success, provided there is no rain.

Wanted, 1,000 customers to call and see the Fashion, at W. J. Bllcn'a Hardware Store.

Upholstering. Casper Vanzandt has secured a room at B. F.

Rogers' Furniture Ware Room,.

Sout h side ot the square, and will pay particular attention to Upholtstering. Persons having work of t his kind to do should come at once, Cider Mills of all kinds at Alkn's. Wheat Drill cheap at Allen's. Judge Delana R. Eckles, for many years Judge of the Circuit Court, will take the. Professorship in t ie Law Department of Indiana Un; versity, vacated by Hon. S. E. Perkins, who has been appointed Judge of the Superior Court, at Indianapolis. Judge Eckles is eminently qualified for this position, and will doubtless make a popular Professor.

Grant Pyramid. Maine gives Perham 17,000 ma

jor! :y. One year ago he carried the

Stale by 10,631. MAINE. OREGON, VERMONT, CONNECTICUT, WEtiT VIRGINIA, RH 01)15 ISLAND, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NORTH CAROLINA,

vey people to ami fr. in the ground for the 1 branch of rascality, is said to be onei dav. The amount of the capital

night Show, at reduced rates, affording

cvernody an opportunity of witm-ssi the Great ""fight display in the arena. "This Great Show conns to us with bett ;r l eeomendntions from the press ir general than any company that has visited us for years. The Circus performance exeels any on the road, while the Menngerio contains the largest Wild Beasts now in captivity in the known world. The African Elephant Sultan, acknowledged to be the bent performing animal in America, is also n groat feature. The great Balloon .Ascension is said to be tho most grand and thrilling spectacle ever witnessed. The ascension positively takes place at the Fair Gound each day of the exhibition precisely li s pictured in the advoi-tiseiricTit,and on thf mammoth posters. Everybody will be. in llloouiington on Thursday and Friday. PSt Go to the BAST SIDE of t.ho square if you want meat from clean blocks, and out of a clean, tidy shop. "Old Reliable." Everybody

in the county recognizes the Mc-

Jcronie Breck, or Buck, an officer of the New York Tammany Society. He has been spending some weeks in Kentucky,preparatory to arranging a general system of importations in order to carry tha October election. This was the game played by Mr Hendricks in 1868, according to good Democratic authority, and it cama very near being successful No man should accept a note that docs not provide for 'inyment of Attorneys' fees, if

unit :is necessary. If an individual roallj' intends to pay the note at maturity, he cannot obj'ct to this provision George Julian and

stock of the company, as fixed by

tho articles ot association, 2,oOu,000, divided into 26,000 shares. The affairs of the corporation are under the control of a board of seven directors. John C. Short.Alwaham Sandusky, Andrew Gundy, O. F. Maxon, A. L. Webster, M. A. McDonald and R. A. Carnahan, are n.imed as such directors for the first year. The railroad "is to extend and be constructed from a point on the line between the States of Indiana and Illiuois, between the places where the Big Vermillion and Little Vermillion Rivers crosc said State line,

HAVE removed my Millinery Store and Hoop tikirt Factory to the nev house Tooted north at Wm. O. Fee's con of, FVill receive a new stock of Millinery ioocs, during the weeic,und ask tin Ladies a, call and examine taem. I 6til' innnu"aeturB -Hoop Skirts to order, and keep a upply constantly ot! hmd, which ire sold it. low .prices. Remember the place. MRS. A. L. LATHAM". Sept. 18tl , 1872-4.W.

BUI of Prices For Ativertlailng. The undersigned have agreed upon the ollowing .Jill of Prices for Advert ising in lie Bioomington Democrat, and Bkprniugm Program! 1 year 1 cob $80; J col. $40; col. $20. 6 moii. 1 col. $45; col. $25; j col. $13.50. 3 mos. 1 ceL$25; Jcol.$l6; Jcol.$7.50. Cards, p ir year, $10.00, or one dc'.lar par nontb for 3 or 6 raontns. Local Notices 10 cents per line; stnnding icalB 8 cents per line, each insertioiv. ' Divorce Notices, $12.00. Administraors', Exeutors', Guardians', Conoiissionnt', AttiK-hment Notices.and all othsr legal dvcrtisinp will be charged for at the rate f IS cents per line for first insorti jr, and 10 cents per line for each additional Inserion. A'l legal advertisements wtich rejiiire proof of publication, must te paid "or before uffldnv.t will be made thoret. THOS. O. PCJHSEL. Pub. Democrat. WM. A. GABE, Publisher Frgres.

,Adinlnlstra(or'a Sale. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE?, that the undersigned, as Administrttor of the estate of Jacoh Young, ieoeased, will -oil at PRIVATE .i.LVeUarqfcU limn

ind incumbrancea, the real estate in the

orpornte limits of tire town ot iuoiwning-

ton, Monroe County, Indiana, belongins to tho estate of said de.edent, designated

ind appraised as follows, to-wit : Lot 3 to $150: Lot 8 to $200; Let 14 to

$90; Lot 15 to f-90; Lot 16 to

90; Lot 17 to $So; Lot 18 1o $90 ;

LK)t 19 to $90; Lot 20 to $90:

Lot 21 to $125; Lot 22 to $125; Let 23 to $175; Lot 24 to 150-; iot 25 to 200 ; Lot 26 to $115; Lot 27 to $135; Let 28 to $135; Lot 29 to $115; Lot 30 tc$K:5;

Lot 31 to $135; Lot 32 to 8115, and Lot

33 to $150, all in the subdivision of Out

Lot No. 17. made by me as Administrator

of said decedent's estate.

Also a part ot In-Lot 130 in said: town

bounded and described as follow.', to-wit,

tsecrinninij at the nortnwett corner uf sata

lot, thence running south' 29 feet, thence east 25 feet, thence north 39 , feet, and thence west 23 feet, to the place of. beginning. Appraised at $2,000.

And also: another part of In-Lot 130. in

said Town, beginning 29 feet 'south of the

norm west corner of said .Lot, thence running south 21 feet, thence east 66 feet, thence north 27 feet, and thence vest 41 feet, thence sooth six feet, and tbonci xtef 25 feet to the place of beginniag. Apprrised at $2,500.

Applications of purchasers will be receiv

ed for any and all of the above ites iribod

real estate at my store, in said Town ud to

Saturday, the 28th day of September next.

it any part ot sunt real estate soall remain unsold, after the day and year latt

aforesaid, then, and in that case, I will sell

tho same at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Court House ttoor, in said Town of Eloomintrton, on Saturday, tho 5th day of Octo

ber next, beginning at one o'clock P II. of

said day.

Teems. One third cash, one third in 12

and ono third in 18 months, wita notes, at & per cent interest, from day of sale, waiving benefit of appraisement, and secured

by good freehold sureties. Sale to begin at

2 o'cloek P. M. JOHN W. DAVIS,

Aug.28,1 882-4 w Administrator. J.S.Smith Eunter.Att'y.'

A HEW LOCATION

LARGE NKW STOCK: j. wdavis Has removed bis MERCHANT TAILOR'

10 ESTABLISHMENT from the west to

th South Side of the- Pub!i Square, and

has just received a large and fashionable atock of Clothing, Piece Goods, Hats, Caps, nd Gentlemens' Furnit-hinir Gnods, which wili be told at figures low enough to suit everyone. Twbktit-Focb Y'kahs ExrxMaKCK in the. businpst in Bioomington hat given him a very cornel idea of the wants of the trade. Special attention

given to cutting and making garment to i said Church

Bi. Uive '.no a nan. Bl-wa-'i:.--'..-, J, r

your Wofd, and your woi!: wiii bo done promptly anl woll. BSBu If yon g' t billious, weak tongue coated and feel badly all over, go and get a bottle of Dr. Mott's Herb Bitters. They will do you good. 8' A nuriberol'Adiiiinistra':orj,()nnrJians initl E nectitofH are indf.btea to this offiee fr adver isintr. A tcuncral renoest

j is hereby made, that they settle without

further delay many bills hav.j been due

lour years.

Notice cr Elki.tion. Notics is hereby given thut there will be i tnesting of the Chi.eh of Chri,.t t the Cl-ureli bV.nc-, at

BlooiningKiu. 1irt., on U'ednes:ny..lu) 18tli day of Hcpten U-r, 18T2, nt Tt o'clock, for t-tw. r.iirr.,,1 . ..!,.,! .1 l, e.

: .1 . ,i u ii i ,. . .... .

y oraer ot ie ;nurcn. 1 T H'i.T!!M.v i 'frk

C-onough i)rug btore hy thit name, speech .-n the 25th, at this place, and when people come to town from ! Tie IumtK.rut3 win CD(ieavor to get a gt'eat distance, they usually begin ,. , T ... . . . , to inquire for -McCollougl'.'s Old i "P fi ,,1?P1:''- dcre.I'i :tnian is to be Reliable," particular! v if they desire Marshal of the Procession. Julian to have a Prescription compound- made a speech at Mitchell lat Fried. The leading Patent Medicines (aj a big rally it was intended to kept; also, the best Truss made. fco 8ome 242 'persons were in the gr Don't throw your money away for! yton sion. An extra train was run, tinted, tough or badly out , me-at! b-it to orl( lsUT;ed three drummers from

?i inner jjrumcrs, next 1.0 o. jv. .unorer s

way of the towns of Carbon, Brazil

and Bowling Grecn.in Clay county,

lorn Hendricks are posted for a ; M. ,. ina A tn

" ,

Bkomineton. Big thing

Turner's, Plants Mijl.l I nu,. three weeks 'til the election.

Carpenters can get Flooring plnu-1 T)0 yonr heavittjt "log rolling" now,

Z . vo7,. !)W r, at lurncr s goritjemcn Wonder if the Planing Mill. Sash anl Blinds ... - T n...,f?ud of the very he. se..,.ned Democratic Attorneys of Monroe Pit luniicr. Doors- of every stylo mid ! Cmnty feel flafterd at the appoint"

the College .iipus. on the Railroad. Or- j nient ()t Ullll

I dcrs soli, it. il lie other towns ii the eoun- n rntlv htinc: Out his shingle in ... U..tf. i...:i. T.. ....

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li'artoti's Life or CSreeley. Cue of the most interesting and valuable

of American biographies, is tho "Life of

Kornce tireeloy, by James rarton; J fte life of M. Greeley has been closely interwoven with what has been rrost commandintr n American affairs for more than a

thir l of a century. Indeed, this story of

his .ite gives the reader by no means an inadequate glimpse of American history for the past thirty years. It is the story of a life that commenced in the greatest obsoui .ty, and has grown into the greatest eiuiiienoB. It bus been a busy lift, tbo

bus-est, probably, ;!n the land, crowded with eve its, full of br.wc words and generous deei .8, and rai.rkcd by peculiarities greater and characteristic!! stronger, than perhaps any othor American Citizen. l'he subject, therefore, would command resj ectfnl and eager attention, though handled by an unskillful pen. But Mr.

l'ai on is n master. He nas long Deen well and widely known in our literature. He Is a 'coii and brilliant essayist; an in-ck-ive imd srpr.rklhtg writer of English, and a eireful and cxbuustivo searcher after facn. He does not touch a pen to paper in she .onipi'sition et a boolc, till the entire fioli of investigation has been exploited, and overvthfng diroctly or indirectly bonrinj; on his theuie thi roughly digested. Iti nrspnring tlds work, ho spent several months in visiting the town where Mr. Gri -eloy was horn and the various places wbiiro he snbserU?iitly lived, collecting all the information about hit. early life that it

Kv thA mnsi. plio iKh' route, hv the I wn m 'sdble tn obtain. It U, not, therefore,

' - . ft . ., .. 1 .,0,. 111.. A..nl.lf linnl-

I, II .Llltf v, t.ij . . vvf ........ w "Life of Groeley,'' but a work which will alv ay s be tbo authoritivo record of the thr .i scora years of Mr. Grtoley'-- lifj that hivveaUfladv ptusod into history. It would he vi.iuublo addition tn any library at i n - tinte, but., just now, its opportuneness gixes it added interest, 'tis elegantly bound, well illustrated; an 1 in o usideration of tho great popular de-, land for the worls it U fU for a little mure than hlf the ruling prices. It is published by tbe' NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., of Cincinnati, who wn nt agents in iivory County,

AdmimlNtrator'a Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY given tbf.t the undersigned, as Administrator of tfi-?

estate of Robert Clark, deceaseci, wi :1 sell at PRIVATE SALE clear of all (Ut,s and

iCM'j&?,ine'ji,tho following described tracts

of land m tnlt Ureek Xownsiuj), Jnonroe County, Indiana, to-wit:

All or the nortbwest tourtn ot the north

east quarter of section 3,town 7, north.range

1 east that lies south of the north shore of

Salt Creek.eontaining 34 acres more orles, and appraised at $100.

Also the ea6t hair or the rtortheaet onjir-

ter of the aforesaid section, townshi j end range, containing 80 acres more or lcs,and appraised at. ?600.

Also tne northwest tourtn or the nortb

west Quartor of section 2, township and

range aforsidd, except so much tbaeofas

lies east of Jig Salt Creek and tne Tiuddy fork" thereof, heretofore sold s.nd t.ecdel to Nelson Robinson, leaving 30 acres more

or less, and apprai?- 1 at $300.

Also the northeast fourth of the ;outfwest quarter of section 23,townibipa north,

range east, containing 40 cvus, more cr less, and appraised at $300.

And also nil ol .'he northeast Tourtn of the southeast q iarter of secuoo 29, town

ship and range last aforesaid, except lo acres off of the east side, leaving, afVraald exception, i;0 acres more or less, and appraised at $50.

Appliciitions of purchasers vrill lo received at tbeXaw Office of J. S. Smith Hunter, in the Town of Bioomington, up to and on the 2d day of October nest That if nil or any part of the r al estate aforesaid shall remain unsold after the 2nd dr.y of October aforesaid, then, and in that case, I will sell such romaininsr jiartor parts of said real estate, at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Court-Howe door, in the siid Town of Bioomington, on Saturday, the 12th day of October, 1372, commencing at one o'clock P. M. of said day. Tkrms. One-third cash, residue in two equal payments of 12 and 18 nonths, tVe purchaser giving notes at 6 tier cent, inte ost from day of sale, waiving ycluat.ien and appraisement, and secured by good freehold sureties. JAKES SMITH, Administrator. J. S. Smith Hunter, Att'y. Aug. is, 72.

JOS. M. HOWE & SON . ' ' Dunn's Bloefc, OPPOSITE H0ETH EirDOF THE DEPOT.

A flew Tin SsFaop. One Door North of the Pod OJfase, A. JB. HATTOII ft'lM Have opened a Tin Shop and Stove Store, in the room one door i.rth of the Fort Offlce, and will give rtfterial uttentioti to all business in their line-. -- Roofing, Spouting, Guttering, etcM don u on : hrt . notice, and upon reasonable terms. We ak share of the public patronage, and goanmte satisfaction. .Call and see as. Blooiaington, Ind, Spt. 3, 72-3t

BLOOUIHGTON HILLS. R. LefRer having seld to J. W. Sprowle, an interest h his flouring mills, the hnslnets will hereafter be conducted in the name

of Leffler 4 Sprowle. The MiRsara being

thorougnly repaired, (nciuaing new noiung cloths, and the services of a competent Miller hw been MKcnred, and will be run on' Wednesday and Saturday f each ek exclusively for eusiom -worlaxd flour and meal will, at all times, be given i exchange for wheat and oorn. By dibgent and prompt fttteHtiorrtoHbusinef ,they hope

to merit and receive-a liberal putro iage.

Thg highest market . price will be na d, ic

cash, for wheat and other grain

Bloomingten, Aug. 1st, 1672.

' HOTICE. Blank Policies N.-)3 to -2279 fijclu-

sivu) of the Phoenix lnsuraoee Co , of

uaruora, uonn navmg aee lost or s:oin from the office of A. Brors, cx-Ageiv. of the Co. at Bioomington. Ind, all persons are hereby warned against accepting any . bearing above numbers, through the Bioomington Agency. Any one knowing their whereabouts or finding the Bnme,iUplens3 hand thorn to the undersigned, pr-seni Agent of this Co. JKO. & HTjfc'ER, Agft Ihceoix. BloomingtOB, Ind., Aug. 28, '.72.

Jtoliy- "VarcleM. mM 18 NOW 4 The Ragey". AND THR LAMES ARE FLOCKING TO THE imiJlTESLY CTOBE BEERS FARI8, (WSST SIDE OF THE 8Q1TAKS,) BOOK FORM UHLT OCCUPIED BY TO BE XSD taUTB.

The finest Milltn.iry Hoose i& Monroe

County, containing the htrgest stock

rsutnioaauie iuim cioeMisi

ever brought to Blociainou.

The Ladies of bloomtnsten and sur

rounding country, are feivitud t cal. and examine our extensive line of General

Furnishing Goods, such ti Corsets, G eves.

Collar?. Cuffs, Hose, Rjbboas, Stishes, etc., etc. Arrangements have b -en made with a prominent Eastern House to receive the)

JSew Style at soon an. brought oto. Don't pay full pricet- for oukk style

Goods, when the same amnt f money

will buy those m tasbioet. near Uoola re

ceived each week by Express.-

in Hair -fitaoas wo can oner nxtraordinary indnceSjcntsto eiostomeia, hving made a favorable arrangement with an

extensive house th it imoorts this el sac of

Goods. All of the new "DOLLY TABIKN"

5ty1es in HATS received, and trimaoed on short notice. Call and examine on stock;

Bloomington. Tnd., April 24, '7J -. -

DISSrlLVTIO. THE PARTRSR8HIP Seretofia existing between R, Lef&er, H. 3f . Eioe and j. W. Sprowle, in the name of Leffler, Rice & Ce, has due day been dies-rived. The business will be continued bf Iefbr

& Sprowle. The books and accounts of Am obi firm are ia the hands of tMew nm

of Leffler Si SprowiK, who will eoIle and settle the same. AH person indebted to the laas firm are requested to call and settle. Bioomington, Init, Aux. 1st, tSiSea,

West SMe Cneprf mrt. J . F v OA.B A B , Keeps constantly on hand a full flock of Cbeiee FamUj Criicerfes, Provisions, of the best eualitv. iagoods are fresh, arte4, .ire offerer! at tlvb. Very LovtC JLuket jPi-iees COCSTRT VRWIUCK bouglV aad sold, and all hairy articles, v . ,. Dvlivrrei tm rf ftswis : to any part of tho Towm,; . si i . ; i Bioomington, Ind., Aeg. Mat I'ltJ!-- - ''

crotis the Wabash River at or as

near as practicable lo the town o ; Montgomery, in Parke county, Indiana, and is to extend from said Wabash River, crowing in a south

easterly direction, up the vulley of

Jfcsig Raccoon River as iar as necessary by tho most eligible route to said Bloonington, Indiana, via the .said town- of Carbon, Brazil and Bowling Green, in Clay county. It in the purpose of said' corporation to unite its railroad with a railroad or railroads to bo built from said

The Art of Money. Making -j

OB THE ROAD to FORTUNE By J. D. MilUi a Now York Merchant. A new book, 450 pages, numerous illustrations. Price $2.50. Liberal oommissions. Agents outfit 75 cents. Solves tin question, "What shall I dot" Couiplei.es the subjtct by showing how best to do tit. Is thorough, compreueusive,mor il and lively. Tells of a thousand money-making enterprises, both honest and dishonest ; enramends the former, expose -tb. bittc:'.. Relates strange haps and mishaps lo, and

an?cjoiea oi an sorts oi money limiting. Bett sr than all, it shows HOW MONEY CAN BS MASS NOW.

Agents it sells. Be quick ;or eh !co of

Territory. Address, INTERNATIONAL

PUBLISH INO CO.. 08 soul 63. liibcrtv

Streat, N. Y. Sept. 18, '72. Cw.

tfcrjU '-They understand their bia," every

on.) says, attur buying ueot at wuiKcrs. You try it on once.

The Mormons rj.? in Jfavor of

Greeley, but not tor any especial

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place of beginning in a norchernlyj love thoy bear him. Grant is the or northwestern ly direction by the pronounced enemy of polygamy .and way of the oity Danville, Illinois.to t the Mormon Church want Greeley interseet the Illinois Central rail-1 and a Democratic Coiiffrces, as the

road or wiher railroad in Illinois! el. ancea for a perpetuation of priestrunning into the city of Chicago, or' ly rule denend on his (Greeley's)

with fi-n railrmd und rt.'Iroa'l?; fit:et;on.

Indiana State tVnit vers It y. 1872-73.

niHEPIKST TERM of the Stt teUni-

J vcrsitv, for this yc-ar, will open, for the

Literary impartment, on tro

am ifav or aeptemon; lsrti,

And for the Law Depart m .mt on the 7th day of October. 1872.

A full corps of Instructors in all the Departments.

Ladies and Gentlemen admitted oarequal

terms. Examination of candidates for admission to the University, will be held on the 16th dav of September. New Stiide.its, aud

Students who hove examinations due for last term, are earnestly requostei to. bo

present on mat rny. Catalogue)), and further i ifbnaatf on will

be furnished upon application to Kftv

Cyrus Nutt, 1). D., ProBidunt of Ihe Uni

versity, isioomington, Indiana, cr to tne

unders;"nert. UOHJiKT C. FOSTEK, Blooriiiii8rton,Ir:l.,Au,14."!2. Secr'y

OcnsriiCaa' (Sale NOTIGB 18 HEREBY givra jthai tJ andoraigned. Guardian of Mimee L

Benjnmiil F. Fprrjrand Marian S, Ferry, minors, ill sell at' Private S!or tiie undivided ilveigbt 'ia of the unci ifridel -two- -thirds of tha foUtw1sg described Boa) tite situate in McnneCfetmty,etoeec'In- .

diana, to-wit: A part of the stHitii west J s the soutfr -east quarter of section t, town T DocUtotT ,. rang 1 went onti affig 30 aojea; PttW W

Also zo ers oc me mmmumn north ejwt qr. of the aarth eastqKxfSaeet. 26, town t, range J arest. "

Am west i at tne norm weser. ot sectL25, town 7, nortli range tae woett Also north eeMf i ot tne iioMfr wealt

sect. 26, town 4, icvth Of nutt ipwfe '

Also tne oath enn t or ttwarttr:eN. qr. of sect. 36, town t, mwtb singe. S -lilWtS.

Also the south cant t of tle-mutO) qr.tn sect. 14, io T,. range ew Kesfc

Also east f or tlKi sonut West qr. tf- asr south west qr. of soH. 14, teens mage I

west. ; i : . Ain6 the nortli A of tlte nrrtl of r. off

the north west qr. of sat. SX to n taH''

1 west. " - .

Also is acrea hmhw as- mwwr :VWW.L lueneiBE 4 reds an l 6 IMa' anHii 'WSh"r'

outh east 0rner cr thff -stsatfr wsfc. ip the south westqr. sect. SH, tb-srJj-.'T.'-rjWget'' west, and run 'c'3 aim and r Uieiide north 52 rods, art fr$tW. Road, then to placo of btrinn .-,." ...

Also ii-acret. offth t,kmsouth i of tho mu-th east ar. ottfewrthwest qr. of soet. 23, tora range tWiti-: Also a partt t the t!i west" st north east or. of feet. 51 , town , mngtfowc

west, raaiMuumg ur wcro, em T aas, tm in Clear Creek T.rWS Sit . 'amejftjf and State. :.-V " Applications of pmium wfllWiaiiftf?" at the roakJenei! oi Ma?gnrVn,;ieto, on tho afoiesa d and. waiii .(Jm M f September, i81i -a.. ' TKRMs.-Oiig-tbfrd sft; tJwiMnMt two equal payirjento ol one a&d fi4ifmiHf' the pnNnistsvr crTiatf iac. a e-Oisir 'OMUk, '

interest, wiivinif vnlHs tien a fwtir.-d fcy

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