Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 24, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 October 1872 — Page 3
Perdue & Son, Wholesale c.ud Retail Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 80 COLLEGE AVENUE, BLOOMINGTON, IND. scpt3.TJ
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Bill of Prices For Advertising. Tlio undersigned have agreed upon, the following Bill of Prices for-Advertising in the Bloomingtoii Democrat, and Bloomington Pn-qrrss : I veitr 1 col. $80; cut. $40; Jcol.$:!0. G Inns. 1 cut. $4;; icol.25; J Col. $1;!.0. 3 inos. 1 col $2:1 ; J col. $15; J col.tS7..-nl. Cards, per your, $10.00, or one dollar pur month for :! or 6 i;iontns. Look I 'Notice? 10 cents per line; s tainting locals 8 cents per li.no, tucti insertion. Diorco Notice. $12.00. Administrators". Excutors', Guardians', Commissioners', Attachment Notiees,nnd all other legal advertising will be charged for at the rate of 15 cents per line for lirst insortioc, and 10 cents per lino for each additional Insertion. All legal advertisements which require proof oi' publication, must he paid for lieforo nftid.nvb will he made thereto. THUS. C. PI KSEL, Puh. Democrat. W M. A. UA BE, Publisher Progress.
Qy A ntiniherof Adiiiiiiistrators.Uuardi.uis and Executors are Indebted to this office for advertising. A general request is hereby made, that they settle without further delay many bills have been duo four years. Estoy has manufactured Organs for twenty-five yours. Dont go Bahekoot while Tlios. Mullikin is giving away yes litterally giving away Boots and Shoes. Muliikin's Corner is the place.
THE REPUBLICAN' MASS MEETING ON SATURDAY.
ACRES OF PEOPLE, MILES OF WAGONS AND REGIMENTS OF HORSEMEN.
MONROE COUNTY GIVES A GRAND, LOYAL PULSATION.
HeNUTT, EYORS & MIER,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS I
AT LAW, I3tloo-iuiuj;toxi, Iiitl.
All business entrusted to-us will be carefully attended to. Collections made, und promptly remitted. Ofiicein Hjghc' old offico. mr2S-7S
Roots for nothing Boots literally given away, hy Mullikin. No Bull 3kef on "Original" HoG.-Stndculs should see to it that
the proprietor of each Hash Foun-
dry secures some ot those tender "beefsteaks sold only by Walker Brothers. They do not sell Bull Beef or Original Hog Meat. Shop on the East Siue of the Squarenext
to Khorer s. Seward & Co. Want all the scrap irou they can get,aud will pay cash for it. Persons in the country can save money by coming to Shoemaker & Co.'s for Common School Books.
SS-gr Frank Rogers has sold the Furniture Ware Room to Showers & Brotheiyuid these gentlemen have placed an immense stock in it. Go see their establishment, and buy at fair prices. . i .- &aT We would call attention to Henry Hewson's local, in another column. Every man who has worn "Hewson's Boots," will join with us in recommending them. Wearing a pair of Hewson's Boots is satisfactory proof. Hewson has in his employ Oliver McLahlan, than whom there is no better workman on fine Boots in the State.
JAMES W. C0O&ERLY. LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, REAR OF BLOOMIXGTON HOTEL,
Blooininjrtoxi, lucl. RADDLE HORSES, llorswand Buggies ! . 1 1 11.. .. 1
1 -i - r, . -i . Of 1 1.
roitriAi-i-;. tu piiis at ffi.w caeu,
Uphoi-sterixg. Casper Vanzandt has secured a room at B. F. Rogers' Furniture Ware Room, South side of the square, and will pay particular attention to Uphol-
tsterinsr. Persons having: work of
this kind to do should come at once. Spring Mat trasses made and repaired to order. Also, Chairs rccushioued and upholstered.
Before the 1st of November,
Thomas Mullikin is anxious to get rid of a lot of Boots and Sboes that he bouerht week before last. He is
Go to Mullikiu's and get a! bound to sell them, for the man he
nice Hat lor hall-price. ilc has bought of was here last week, and
just received a large stock.
JS Go to the EAST SIDK of the aqtuire
f ou want . 11; eat from clean blocks, una
rear .of the lilooiiiinsjten Hotel oet'i
Dr. W. T. Allison,
SV r3BT Mi 8SS 'ST
anil 2 Irish miich cows.
M. M. Campbell. iaaStuart &' McPhettcrs sold last week, St dozen fiuit jars,in ud-
: dition to the; i' regular hardware
i trade, which !;ias been immense. !Ir;n has advanced again in the
LOUISViLLE, H. ALBANY & CHtCASaj wholesale market, but the Elephant It 4. 1 1 It O -V . i Hardware St or-; had seeuivd a large
, i suiinlv U-ioi-e iko rise, aud can sell
at oiu ngures. .duv a viuw iujii and Press at Sluait & MePheeters'.
'OFFICE Over Tol) Smith Jew
lrr Store. Smith tide of the square. iaLOO!II!-GTOX, I.'ViJflAJVA.
(HOST AJTO POPULAH BOUTS to all Poin'
Iteflt, West, Xovtli aud Saulii. Trains leave Blooaiinton Siutiou to follows: TKilNB JSORT.I. TttAINS ISOfin. T.tl P.M. Dav Express, 2:05 l-.M. icti P:M Frciirht 4:5 I'M.
ft
B4eu Qru-u are the be :i,the Lett are the
j cboupest. , Bread, Cakes, Candies, Tobac-
SOrc-iTi are atta. lied to I'n-ilit Trains : cos, Cigars, leas, Loitces, and every
article kept in a b amy Grocery and Confectionery Store, cau be found at Kauifuiaii & Co s. When you are in town in attendance upon a public meeting, and get hungry, stop at Kaull'man & v'o's and get a square meal. lie will let you have it for a small amount of money. Oysters, lw lli --tii ri:.-iJwmi f'il! iml frv
i them.
tut h ai ejinniodation PawoUiferji who
Btav wUli to tnn -1 on them. k. H. tJ. H INTY.Uen. .Supt.. N. AIU11 v. . JE. HOOPKl: -si. Ticket Airt.
r 4. 6. 8BS.TH K158TER, A.SD jyo-JTAizY iu;blic, Bl AX) 31 1 N G TON, INDIANA . AIM, Aent for C'onliueuta! Ufe UHrance C'. of lUnt'oid, Conn. y.d to .Vq-.Ti-T? JOHN W. BUSH IRK, AttoriieF at Law,
j fi65 Throw your old hat away, j niid get a new one at Thos. Mullij kin's Corner Store.
j tST Somctiaie a uierclmut gets
BLOOXJtlCOTOX, ISO., f WUJ,y gtMHif l'f .fiL,ev ,thar it, fir m AhW JSak C-nn-r.) ! eompelkd to sob Halt vi them WILL PRACTICE IX THE COURT'. at ,st. that h.J may be enabled to OF TUE STA TE. pay his bills. Mullikin is iu that Special attention given to Probate l iui- fix now. Go aud take advantage
says he must have the pay, giving him till Nov, 1st to pay it in. He is giving Boots away atwholesale figures, and throws in a hat at less than cost. Attention is directed to the local advertisement of Mr. Van Zandt, Upholsterer. He is a firstclass workman a job done for us is (the evidence we have. If you have anything you want done in his !iue;he v. ill do it well and cheaply. To TttK Boot-Wkaiunm Public. All those who desire a neatfitting and at the same time comfortable Boot, can have them made upon application at my shop, south !de of the square. Fine Sewed Boots a specialty. I can refer to those who have worn Boots made at rav establishment. Care taken to
lit "lender" feet.
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his
neecssiues.
ATT0BWEV AT LAW GeJMra! IuMuaaee Agent, JBIeomtngton., Inl. Agent for the following named reliublu Inauraiioe Companies:
JZTSA Fire Inxitrance Company,
EJgu BUrs the appetite, elesnses tin conted tongue. ml makes you feel like a mau again Mott'a Bitters." Try a bottle. To (iait Enter. I have received another large ((UMiitil v of t-'alt., and hiu selling it very
supply the turmiiiff cininunily.
Ameix $.",) .WWl 7X !. t toret to stop at -'.Mullikin's t'onii
VKDER WRITER'S Fire In. Company. before you sturt for home, and get a barrel.
Atsri ;"3.C3 1,!0!) 9a i J lie price is low now,
SXODGRASS & DODDS, are Agents for the Weed Sewing Machine. Reasoiis why the Weed Machine is superior to all others: The Weed Machine moves at a greater rate of speed, with the same ciibit. It runs more easily. It runs more quietly. Its shuttle is more easily and quickly threaded. 1; h .s a h.Hter device for aottiris; the
Nocdlo. It has the bort Hcmmcr and I'Yller, also combined, beside uiauy other pood reasons. Tile Weed Machine look the tirst preoiimu at the Monroe County Fair. The Weed .Viae )iin was selected by Wni. Weimer, who drew the Sewing Machine at the lrte Pair.
Providence smiled through an
ai'.uro sky, on Saturday morning.the
1111 rose bright and warm, a gentle
south wind blew steadily, and in every particular the "Last Grand
Rally," was a grand success. In
the most distant parts of the county preparations had been in progress during the week previous, and by
10 o'clock delegations began to pour
into town from Marion, Benton and
Washington, the nearest northern
townships. By 11 J o'clock the procession formed in marching order,
nt-k.fl n .1 ,n y ir,a:MiI- "liilnrr'i f ifl
, , . , , : all useless now, and many a man,we
lAK .IIUL y l V ill 1 I Cllj LUiuiuiiuun titii; issued to have the head of the col-
Thc Democratic Procession on the day of the Hendricks Meeting, was composed of 111 Wagons, 166 Voters, 1G5 Women and 2i39 childrentotal GOO. The Republican Procession of last Saturday was composed of 180 Wagons, 469 Voters, 754 Women, and 317 Children total 1,400. The Republican Procession exceeded that of the Democrats 69 Wagons, 303 Voters, 539 Women aud 43 children total 890. In the Republican Procession there were eighteen 4-horse teams, one G-horse team, four 8-horse teams, one 12-horse team, one 18horsc team, and twenty-two yoke of oxen. Chips und Splinter. Well, the election is over, and, as usual, it has been the indirect cause
of much "'cleverness." But that is
Ettcy Oruiinj have the wonderful Pox JubiUiuie uad the real i, Humana Tremolo. -Foe'Salk Cheap. A Desirable Building Lot at the eastern
umn move. The column was led
by the Bloomington Brass Band
which was followed immediately by
an array of horsemen. A handsomely decorated wagon, in which
were seated 37 young ladies, the wagon gotten up by the workmen of Seward's Foundry, came next. The Blooniington Glee Club then followed, and the Delegation of Colored People, with their Glee CI nb. A number of the trades were iepressnted, on wagons in the Procession, prominent among which were the Carpenters, with workbench, etc., the planning of Jack Nichols, Wilson Adams, and others. Garrison had a platform wagon, upon which brick-moulding was successfully carried on, and Waldron's men had an immense platform, upon which the trade that U. S. Grant learned, that of Tanning, was exhibited in its various grades; this wagon was drawn by 10 yoke of oxen. A Tin-Shop on wheels was the next curiosity, and a companion to John Ktrr's Blacksmith Shop, in which they were strijeing while the irou was hot and the wagon moving. Perry Township had a beautifully decorated car, (double-decked) upon which was seated young ladies representing he various States, the car drawn by 18 ho;:scs. Then came Turner's Sash Factory, on wheels, a Glee Club, and a long line of wagons and carriages. One of the Delegations had a wagon filled with "Republican Twigs," boys of six and ten years. Van Burcu turned out in earnest, with Glee Club, wagon.-, carriages, etc. Richland came in line with the Ellettsville Cornet Band, the
"Ship of State," appropriately decorated, filled with young ladies; following the display wagons was a
large procession of wagons aud carriages. Bean Blossom Township stut a handsome delegation, the leading wagon drawn by twentyfour oxen, a Glee Club, wagons, carriages and horsemen, flags and Banners Big Dave's influence is felt in Bean, and will lie while he lives, which we hope may be forever. Cal. Youutr of Bioomiuztou
hope, will be compelled to come to time, who has been allowed to jog along at a loose gait. Wo have iu our mind's eye several fine-haired gentlemen who will be promptly sued if that little amount is not paid at once Last week we were the recipient of a basket of Brazilian Sweet Potatoes at the hands of Wall. Plight nice, fat fellows, weighing from two to four pounds each. The Rocky Branch farm is certainly a success in the matter of Sweet Potatoes. At the time flight bought his farm, some of the mora experienced farmers sneered at his purchase, and told him he couldn't keep his farm under fencc,that there
was no rail-timber. Wall, now says that he has rails to sell after each freshet, and that he does not want rail-timber on his farm. Though if he should run short of rails he can build a fence of Brazilian Sweet Potatoes his are larger than some rails Rev. Stephen Bowers, well known here, has been assigned to Salem, Oregon, and left for his
the "Heart of the Adirondaoks." In the shape of stories we hare "Princo and Peasant,'' by Helen S. Count. Beside these papurs there aru editorials on "School Children," "A .Serious Case," ' The Temple of Canova," and "Karl Von Weber." The subscription price is $5.00 per annum, which includes a superb Oil Curoino, and the publishers are James Sutton & Co., 58 Maiden Lane, 'lew York.
Notice to H'oii-Reaidents. The S'tute of Indiana, Monroe County, in the Common Pleas Court, Jhwember Term, 1872. Sarah Fox, Assignee of Paris C. Dunning, vs. Moses Fox, David B. Wood, et at. Now comes the Plaintiff by MeNult, Kyors & Miers, Attorneys, and files his complaint herein tosether with an affidavit that said Defendants, Moses Fox, George V Vnett and Melvina M. Hvneman. ini-
fijg Tender Heefsteaks at Walkor Broth- . t1:Uh1 with others), aro not resident of
ors, east side ot the sqnnro. ! the State of India
Bacou ! II aeon! IE hundred pounds of clear sides,smoked and in Store and for sale at low price, by THOMAS MULLIKIN.
Bjns, "Walker Brothers have removed to the east side. Go tliero for good Beef, Pork or Sausage. 6T It is worth a trip to Bloomington to see those wonderful clocks at John P. Smith's Jewelry Store. One is a beautiful Cuckoo Clock, another a figure that shaves itself, rolls its eyes and looks into a mirror, and performs other fanciful tricks. But the most wonderful exhibition is in Smith's show cases, where a largp stock of Watches and fine Jewlcry has just been placed. Call and sec his new goods and learn the figures at which he sells. Go and see his automaton clocks, any how.
Monroe County Redeemed.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES
FROM 150 TO 200.
new home last week-
-Now
bring that vood that you promised. If, however, some one should meet you on the road and offer you $2.00 for it, take the money aud bring it
sh preferred always After
end of Third Street, 60 feet front . had a. platform wagon, upon which by 375 feet deep; a good I stable and j wcrc Honcst" Horace, aud other ..1...... ,W t.....t. -. .v.. tU. ... .1 '
JIHTJJiy UL UUIl HITS KJU U1V IIHJMU.
JETS A Life Insurance Ca'iwjny.
AueU $12,000,000 00 j Office over tho Firt National Bank, on ; south sicia of tho aquaro. july r Gf' !
P
THUS. MULLIKIN.
$af D,u't throw your money away fcr .'aimed. touKh or badly cut meat, but go to Walker brothers, next to S. K. Hhorer'a. Turnek'b Planing Mill Carpeuters can get Flooring planed, at very low rates, at Turner's Planing Mil'. Sash and Blinds manufactured of the verv best seasoned
I Pine lumber. Doors of every style and
i pattern, n.ado tt- order. Factory south of
Real ember the Blue Front. . south side square. CLARK & OECtf AttJV 'Five Per Cent, oil' fur Cash.) VCALEKS VJt Fancy and Staple
I tup Colleire Cun pus, on the .ttuiiroad. OrPrarMtM, ftm-ensware, &e. dew i,tjt!j,fr? othur the com.. . . : . ' ty. lUiore building go to Turner's and Thetiighest prices paid for all kinds off'' J.
country produce. lanzu io . T. TAVI.OK- J. W. 11 AKKYMAN. TAYLOR & HARRYMAH, Wholesale and Ketuit Dealers in
Choice Family Groceries,
Restores thu appetite, cleanses the coated tongue, and make you feel like u tnan again Molt s Bitter. Trv a bottle.
EWL. If you iret billions, weak, tonmiu
j coaled, and feel hadK all owr, and -.l
iuemsware, iwiusswurt:, ivuuwv, j wui Jo y .m good. Vigir8, Notions aud Salt. j The hiithoit market price paid for coi.n- j ATTENTION, trr iiroduce. Northeast corner public FAB ME US AND CONSUMERS!
tinre. Bbximin'ton. Ind.
cn4;ilc Female College.
(15 miles north of Cincinnati, .. on the, Cin. Hum. Js Dayton, A. & G. ir., aud Indianapolis Junction Railroad.) Tho nineteenth collegiate year f this Well-known and establuhed iiistiltilion, will b-gin Sept. 17. It appeals to its pt success, its adiniri hie locaiion. and tho recommendation of those who know it beat, a iu guarantee to the public for the future.
I have just received a fresh etoek of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, suitable for the Fall and Winter trade, at low prices. Farmers, when you coinc to town, call and exan-iue my stock. TllOMAH Ml'l.t.lKIN.
Also, a twenty foot alley on the west side. The lot will be sold cheap. Apply to Jackson Miskner. Fifty cent, a day for a year will buy a pUitUhl Etf.y Organ. We have the nicest sewed calf shoe you ever saw for Women, Misses and Children ; it will wear splendid. Our stock of Cincinnati goods are servicable and very stylish. We have plenty of cheaper grades of Boots and Shoes. Men's Boots for $3.00. Women's calf shoes, $1. We are doing business in Dunn's Building, opposite north end of depot. Home made boots
on hand and made to order. Call wo,s the most successful Rally ever 1 .1 II n t
aim see our new sivie ruuucra ior
notables. The delegations from Benton, Washington and Marion were larger than any former Republican display. The irrepressible Adams led Benton. Washington turned out nobly, too the influence of the working Republicans who are now in that township is plainly shown. We cannot particularize give a minute account of all that was in the procession, but every man who witnessed the crowded streets, the long line of vehicles and the elegant display of dress, was
compelled to acknowledge that it
HOLTZMAN & SON This firm lias out lived the fifteen
or twenty Woolen Factories that
For catalogues and information , address j have been operated ill this conn Bey. L. I. POT PER, D. p Prudent, j u. (ul gtnnds a Glendala. Q. nly . t, 4t. , Uth n r.sur,is cl.0(1ili wrkman
A MEW LOCATION
AND X
lsA.IiaX2 AKW STOCK!
hip and facilities. When vou have Wool
to card, or to be -pun. or if you have Wool that you desire to sell, call at HoltStinan s Factory, and you will trot good prices for your Wool, an 1 your work will he dene promptly and Hell.
J. W. DAVSS ml his UCDr.UANT YAH (IB.
a. nTIMItHUmr fi,.i.i the we,t to i Ir..v,",. K-t biltious, weak, tongue
wmm Itiaaawintiw" ; 'I oonteii arl t-et l,Blly all over, ;o and et
the South muo ot mo raimr. r !, aim i,t,i,, ,,( I)r. M4t' Herb Bitters. Tl
baa jut received a larifo im iasnionaii-. y, v , -,, ,4
tocfc of Clothini;, 1 Vvo iioods, HatH, talis. I m
and Cientlemcna' 'urni.-hiii-j; ,hi1s, which Vf:. If yot. hilliot s, weak, Umw
will be sold at St'iirc low cnoii;;'! to suit ; ooate'l, and tool Imdly all over ft" and -jt't everyone. Twk sty-For n Ykar Ex- i a lMrttlo of tr. Mott'a Ilerb Bittera. They TKK1.4VCK in the business in Bloomington i will do you ;;ood. hiia fiivon him a v, rv correct id. a of the; - -
wants of the trade. Siaseittl !,'( litioii i fiy Five Hundred Itottlu
jfiven to cutting and iiitikiny. yannen it. Give me a cm'! JMooruington, Ind., Nov. -, ':.') :
men and women and try it on. Persons from Indianapolis and Cincinnati frequently express surprise at the stock of goods carried by J. Glass MePheeters, and seem to doubt his ability to dispose of it, in a town no larger than Blooming ton. But Me. has built up a fine trade, keeps every article people call for, stills at a small profit, and sells an immense quantity by this
manner of doing business.
Common School Books, lots of them, and cheap.at the Union Drug Store, west side of the square. Go to Shoemaker & Co.'s for Common School Books.
the loth of October you will hear
some of our talented sportsmen discourse learnedly upon "shootiir bu-u-ds" There will be a meeting of Good Templars, at Taylor's llall,on Tuesday night next Governor Baker, has decided upon calling an extra session of the Legislature, for the consideration of matters of taxation, equalization of assessments, the necessity of some action with reference to railroads, the benevolent institutions he com
pletion of the reformatory for women and girls, and the building of an addition to the House of Refuge at Plaiufield. He does this because the regular session is not long enough to transact the business The speech of Gen. Harlan was a noble effort,and had its effect. Gen. Harlan, as a Southern Republican,could speak officially as it werc,of matters over on "the other side of the river," and the vast crowd sat, spell-bound by his eloquence. Gen. Hunter was listened to with profound attention, and he made a telling speech Up at Hindostan, Washington township, the Democrats have been taunting the Republicans ever since the Grant and Wilson pole was raised, and on Monday morning, before daylight, after placing an anvil near Dr. Dearman's house, and shouting and yelling, some one dared any one to cheer for Grant. Mrs Dearman is a plucky wonan, and getting out of bed, she opened the window and cheered. This made the Democrats very angry, and in the morning the howling and yelling was kept up. Taunts were flung at Dr. Dearman,he being the pnly Republican near, aud finally ol d Bob.
Houston, it is alleged, threw off
his coat, cursed Mrs. Deannan and avowed his intention to whip her. Several of the fighting racn endeavored to get Dcarman cut to whip him, and abused him in a scandalous manner. This is Democracy in Washington.
Tuesday witnessed one of tho most hotly contested elections ever
held iu Monroe County. Never
before wa3 such work done by ar
den t Repu blica us. Every available
vote was brought out, and the sick,
lame and blind were hauled to the
polls. The count, as we go to press;
gives the Republican County Ticket about 150 majority, while Hunter
will receive at least 200 majority over'Voorliees.
The vote is unusually large, the
tickets badly scratched, and the
official count cannot be arrived at,
before to-morrow at 1 o'clock.
Notice is therefore hereby given nid
defendants, that unle-s they be and appear on tho first day of the next Term of the
Common Pleas Court, to be h dden on the first Monday of December, A. D. 1872, at the Court House in Blooming-ton, in said Countv and State, and answer or demur to
said complaint, the said complaint will be
hoard and t'.etcrmined in their absence.
Witness nr name and the seal of said
Court, affixed at Bloomington. this Ttli day of October, A. D. 1872. oct, 0, -T2. JOHN R. EAST, Clerk.
Administration. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tho undersigned has been appointed Administrator of tha Estate of William H. Knight, late of Monroe connty ,deceased. Tho estate is probably solvent. "WILLIAM II. TURNER, Administrator. J. S. Smith Hunter, Att'y. oet.9tli,'72.
THE NORTH SIDE. A Ataw Tin Shop. One Boor JSortli of the Post Office. A. E. IIATTOIf Hits opened a Tin Shop and Slovo Store, in tho room one door i.orth of the Post Office, and will give especial attention to all business in bis lino. Rooting, Spouting. Guttering, etc., done on ahor. notice, and upon reasonable terms, no asks a share of the public patronage, and guarantees satisfaction. Call aud see me. Bloomington, Ind., Sept. 3, 73-3t
ANOTHER CHANGE. showerTa bro. Proprietors of tho Planing Mitt and Furniture Factory, have again purchased the FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, IN SMITH & TCLEYS HALL, And are hotter prepared than ever to 111 all orders for Furniture or Chairs, cither at wholesale or retail. We have enlarged and imnroved our
manufactory, having added new machin
ery, ana our r acuities are such that we can sell as cheaply at wholesalo or retail as any other housu in the State. Carpenters and Builders are informed that ire have procured the necessary machinery, and can now dress and rip" lumber at very low rices. Good seasoned lumber always on und and furnished very cheap. oct.9,'72. SHOWERS & BROTHER.
Dr. Molt'
to! Herb Bitters, have been sold in tliMoounty in t!: !a-tsi. :u.nii'i . very Initio giving ' . at' :.i t
Try an Estoy Organ before you buy. Estoy challenges the World. An Etey Organ it what you Want. Common School Books at the
Lmoii Drug Store. Teachers of
country schools should send their scholars to the Uuiou Drug Store for Books. Other Organs sound well until you hear an I'Mrg.
Entry Organ eombino softness.sweetnes, PHioolhnes.i and strength.
had iu Bloomington. After the people had eaten dinner, and the hour set for the speeches approached, the cheers of the crowd on the public square directed general attention to that quarter, where was seen, iu the distance, the Clear Creek Township Delegation. At its head was the Harrodsburg Brass Band; this was followed by two handsomely decorated display wag
ons, and what seemed a never ending line of vehicles and horsemen.
The people already in town were taken by surprise they had no idea that Clear Creek was capable
of making such a display, and this demonstration was only needed to place tho cap-stone upon this monumental day of success. It has not
been many years since it was con- j Adirondack, of which he give us three it " , . .it, vi.iws: "The Glen" a charming bit of SKlCI Cd unpopular, to say the least ; woodland acenery.with little brook falling
f it. to be an ont-sjiokcn Republi- i ra , Bl;1r1 mml; 'Prestcn Ponds," .. . . r V, , i and "Lake Henderson," a moonlight glance can III the lower part of Clear Creek j t that mountain girdled sheet of water. Township. But there, too, we now 1i'('r"'',re ? f 1' "vei-the 1 ... j in wt iiotahlo articles hoing "A last V lsit to
nave a iiuuiuer oi intelligent unci ; leigh Hunt, ly January Searle, a pleas-
cariiust workers in the Republi
TUH Al.msK for October i a brilliant number.. It opens with a fn'.i page drawing by Victor Nehlig ; a grnphiu und spirited representation of a professional bravo and his employer, and the lival who is about to become their victim. This is followed bv "Hollo," anduSeluioI Discipline,"
by ,Iohn S. Davis the former a glimpse of I lit1.. :.. .1 . !.'.- i .,.!.
i;oy mo o wn: country j me oy, m mis instance being a young urchin who has
stolen in the woods with liis clog ami gun ; tho latter, a view of a village o hool-hoi.se,
in which a fr is doing penance among the boys, probably for missing tier lesson.
V. J . V an co takes us into t:a heart ot the
ca4.IU.E3 A. DAXA., Editor. Zhs goto 4Ma Mn. A KcvrapRiwr ot tho Present Tinea. lHiea4e4 tar People Haw oa Earth. laclod'.tis Fr-::s. Hvtianci. Merrlurati, Frott4Sicou! Mea, WoiLen, TUnkem, aad alt Manser of UuKil Folki:, and thu Witoi, Soaa, ami DauKBhm ox all suco. ONLV ONE DOLLAR A YEAR ! ONE IICKBBED CO PI 113 FOB SAO, Or tow than One Cent a CepT- Lt taara ba a 830 Out) at erry Foal Offlaa. SEMI-WEEKLY a C.N, 9 A TEAS, of Uio same 6lxo &ul feaer.l nharactar aa THE WEEJEtV. b Jt wun a greater variety of uuscal'.aneoaa raadiee. ead furaislilas tfee aim to Iti aauauilkirs vtth si-oator tiaanawa. Ci-Maua U coiatM twice i wauk losuuul ot coca only . TUB DAILY SUN, 80 A YEAH. A preSuilooi' tlr reuit'iblfl nevintper. witn tl Uraasi circuUtlun in tai voria. Crao. Ldi1i aondsot. and lesrlesa la poiltlea. A:) tho news from erTy wl arc T ) emu a oosy ; bf ntll, S9 caata a au atli.cr 0o a jax. TC EUZS TO CLUBa THE DOLLAli WEEKX.T VH. five ssplaa, aaa year, acmaxatelr addrartwt Four Ostlan. Tea eoptaa. ana mr, aavuraleiv addreaaa (afed an aura cupf taiaacaurutorclau). Ciaki fitUtars. Twenty eopleii, on year, tpnratatT adtlreiMl (adaackif tavpy iu lu eatwr go of cmoi. flAava OailLana. Fifty opl'a. one year, to one address cunt Uui 8au-Weaklr ana year to notier op of eluB), Thirty-tliixea Del tare. Itlty eopleajOiie ti.'. v.'i.itr-.i' r d.&ed ( t d iae ficaU-Wiaiyjiiyaij'ra vttrr a.- orcm' ainv-$irt Ouitana. One bvadral eolsa, os yiu. to eu fyttilraa. (and tha Liaiy Un ob yeu to tti jcttar u of clabj. BiAy Qulkm. Ooa bnndred copd. oac yrar. BAoarattly addraaed (UU': taaXlally turttcay&tr toi&eH.e;apa(olnb), Hiuy UisUmta, THE SSMf.WltB.I.T &VH. Tlva eenloe. tow year, aatiwatair addrawrft. Ktshs Illxra. Tea aorlaa, t mr. aspmlolv addrjuwd (and as eaincs jy to taitar up at clah), Mueju Italian, SEND TOt7.lt MONEY tnTnet ot&ru ord(, ehuka. or draiVi tm Sew
Tore, vnur'r eo'iremont. iinn!,tneni
aa lauafa ao nainias too.iay. uarfia I W. StSOlxS'X Paklbher, fhvj oOea. Maw York
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FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned wish to soil their farm, situated on the eastern branch of Clear Creek.four miles southeast of Bloomington. The farm contains 163 acres, and is in good condition for raising either grain or stock. Their is 13 acres of corn ground far wheat, the balance in grass. There u a good boas of 7 rooms, colter, cistern, vrood house, barn and other out buildings, plcntv of good
water m atl times ot tue year. Price rea
sonable. MARGARET HEMPHILL, M. J. HEMPHILL.
Notice to lVon-Ktisldene. The State of Indiana, Monroe countv. in
tho Monroe Common Pleus Court, De
cember loi'lll, 1B72. Nai:cy Ealy vs. David Ealy, and otters, partition. Now conies the Plaintiff, bv J. S.
bmith Hunter, Attorney, and flics her
complaint heroin together with an affidavit
that JL avid fcaly. one of said Defendants,
is not a resident of the Stat a of Indiana.
Notice is therefore hereby iriven said de
fendant, that unless he be and appear on the first dny of tho next Terra of the Monroe Common Pleas Court, to be holden on tho ttrst Monday of December, A. D. 1872,t the Court House, in Bloomington, in said county, and State, and answer or demur to
said complaint, the same will be hoard and
acieriiimeu in his absence.
fL.:i Witness my name, and the seal
of said Court, affixed t Bloomington, this
isi uav oi uctooer, a.u. istj. oet ad 72 ' JOHN B. EAST, Clerk
Kotlce to Kon-Reftfdent. The State of Indiana, Monroe county, in tha Common Pleas Court, December Term, 1872. An orica J. Collins vs. Timothy CollinsDivorce. No-v comes tho Plaintiff, by J. S. Smith Hunter, Attorney, and flies her complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said Defendant, Randolph Taylor, is not a res ideut of tho State of Indiana. i Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, that unless he bo and appear on tho first day of the next Terra M the Monroe Common Picas Court, to ne holden on the 1st Monday of Dec. A.D.'72,at the Court Honso in Bloomington, in said county, and State, und answer or demur to said com
plaint, tho same will be heard and deter
mined in his absence. Witness, rav name and tho seal of said
Court, affixed at n,nomington, this 1st
aay oi uotooer, a, xj. "7z J H &. EAST, Clerk. October Jd, 187a.
The Art f Houry Haiti OR TUE ROAD to FORTUNE. By 3. D. Mills, a New York Merchant. A new hnek, 450 page, numerous illnatrationa. Prieo 2.50. Liberal comriseioiw. Agents outfit 75 cents. Solves lie question, "What shall I do?" CtmpJ 'tea thr subject by showing how best to do it. I thorough" comprphens"tvafmoral and lirajty. Tells of a thousand aioney-makim; enter
prises, ooth honest and dishonest; cotn mends the former, exposes the tatter. Rolates strange haps add mishaps to, and anecdote of all .--orts of money l inking.
Better than all. it thotrs HOW MONEY CAN BE MADE NOW. Agents it sells. Br nuiek tor cl nice of
Territory. Address, INTERNATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., 93and&i Liberty
Street, N. Y. Sept. 18, 'Ti. w.
BLOOMING TON HILLS. K. LefBer baring sold to J. W. SwowJc,
an interest in his flouring mills, tha busi
ness will hereafter be conducted in the nan!
of Loftier & Sprowle. The Mills aro Iminjf
tnonmgniy repairea.incltKIing new Doitins
cloths, and the services of a competent
Muter has been secured, af il Wni
be run on Wednesday and Saturday of each week exclusively for custom work,r.nd floor
and m!al will, at all time,, be give i in ex
change for wheat and corn, liy diligent
and prompt attention to busiiess.they bopo to merit and m-e!v a liberal pa ronago. Tha highest market price will bo paid, in
cash, lor wheal and other grain.
Bloomington, Aug. 1st, 1673.
Blank Policies Ni. 2138 to-3379 (inctasivo) of the Phoenix Insurance Cm of Hartford, Conn., having bei'n lost r stolen from the office of A. Ryors, ex-Agout of the Co. at Bloomington, Ind., al! person are hereby warned Against necop ing an f bearing above niunbars,tbrough th i Bloomington Agency. Any one knowing their whereabouts or finding the same, w ilf pfeaso hand them to the tindprtigned, present Agent of this Co. JNO. C. HI NTER, Agent PTocnis. Bloomington, Ind, Aug. 28, '73.
Xolly YardcnM Mt IS KOW " The Rage," AND THE LADIES ARB FLOCKING TO THE mUJBEBY ST0EE BEERS L FABIS, (WEST SIDE OF THE StJl ARE,) BOOM FORMERLY (XtTTPIEft BY TOBE AND JOHN SMITH,
Tho finest. Millinery House in Monroe Connty, containing the lai'-st stock of Fashionable Straw Ooott ever brought to Bloomingum. The Ladies of Blormimgton and aufrounding country, are invited to call and examine our extensive line rt General Furnishing Goods, such as Cor&?l.-i, tilcreaV Collars, Cuffs, Ho-e, Ribbons, S.vliea, ete. etc Arrangementj have 1x-en made with a prominent Eastern House, to receive tho New Style as scon as brourrhl out. Don't pay full prices for oft-of-atytc Goods, when the same amount of money will buy those in fashion. New Goods received each week by Express. In Hair Good we can offer extraordinary inducements to customers, tiering mt.de a favorable arrangement with aa ex nsivo house that imparts this class of Geods, All of the new "DOLLY VAltDEN'' styles in HATS received, and trimmed on short notice. Call and cxamir e oar stock. Bloomington, Ind.. April 24, "t.
msSOJLUTIOS. THE PARTNERSHIP hcretofi.ro existing ltwoen B Lef3er, H. il. lio and J. W. Sprowle, in the narae rf" LefDer, Bice A Co-, has this day been dissolvod. The business will bo continued by Lcffier & Sprowle. The books and accounts of tho old firm are in the ban Is of the i.ew firm of Leffler & Sprowle, who wi'l c dtect ami settle the same. All persons indebted to the late firm are requested to call nd ettl. Bloomington, Ind. Aug. 1st, '73-3m.
West Side Grocery Store. J. F. CAS A D , (chub bowe'b oi.r BtAJTD.) Keeps ooastaatty on band a full stock of Choice Fatally Groceries, Provisions, Ac, of the beat quality. Hi goods are fresh, and arc oficnid at the Ferj Lowest Market Prices COUNTRY PRODUCE! iMKigkt jmd sold, and all heavy articles Delivered Free of Ctarge :o any part of tho Town. Bloomington, InL, Aug. 31st, 1873
HETATBOf '8 EITEACT BDCHTT IS DIUKES'IO ASD BUHJO .TOHTINO, i-ND CUttES AIL DISEASES ABiSl 'J FllOU H ABIT8 OF DISBrPATIOJI AND EXOE81 IE9 AND IIIPKUDENOKS IN LITE, IMPUBaTIES OF1HP. BIXXIE, ETC., StrPEHS2D. 1KG OOPAlIi.l 1H AJTECrtONS FOR WHICH IT IS t8EI. Ain BSTITllJTIO AEFEOTIOMS IM' THESE DiaEAPED CBEI-Kt OOMMMXIOH WITH FXLiUJOLD'i;. iiOSfi WAttH. ULDIE8. rJUMHT ATFBCTIONH PECULIAB TO LAIB6. THE EXTRACT BUCHU 18 IINEQO ALLED BY ANT OTHER BEM IDT- AS IK CtHLOBOSIS OB KETENxiojj, ibkei.iOUliuty, painfulness ob botPBE88ION .IF CUSTOMABY EVACUATIONS, ULCER aTEE OB BtlHIBUUS STATU OF TH IITEUU8, LE I7COSIlBiE.l OB WHITES, PTEBILI TY, AND FOU Ail. C0MP1.AINTS INCUJENX TO THE BEX, -HEXHEB AUI8INQ FBOM INDIS cBETiosoii h aj-hts of dissipation, it is PBESOBIBEji EXTENSIVELY BY THE MOST EMINENT JHT81CIAN8 AND MIDWIVE8 FOB ENFEEBUH ANI DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS, OF BOTH SIXER AND AIXAOK3 1 ATTENDED WITU ANY at IBS ASOVli PlaY.AAfW OB BXKi-
TOMS.)
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The chaiiire. of Stops iu i,re -urpa.-iinly bcauliftil.
Kstcy Or-
an t remineence of that genial old essayist ; "fainted Boats on Painted ,Neas.': bv 1 lira 111
can oaiise, and Ccar Creek wni vet B ch. a .clnlar!v ... draw-:i from wide
, 1 rung.- 01 re.'i'liug: ' I lct.1.1.1 . a pleasant j
"- ' 1. II ,. of nut 1 . if,. vW A rum I
H. I4 KS uKBOLD'S EXTBACT BCCBTJ CUBES DI81. ASESI ARISIXO FROM IMI'HDDESCES, H iJBITtl OF DISSIPATION, ETC., In all thalr at.igee, tX UiUe oxponae, Utlleorao ebaB(a la diet, no in TUl'ice,aaauoaxpoaiu. It cauaaa a frequent ileaire, itil gtroa strength to Urinate, thereby rem jvh.g ObatTiiotiona, ProTentlna and Curing fltrlw iret of loo XJrotlira, Allaying Pain Mid Inflammation, ao frajnet.l In this class 01 dlaaaeea, aad eijKUin. HI Ptaonot matter. Tlinnaanda who Iiave b tho vtctuns of tnoompetont neraona, audvhoharo paid heavy foes to be fired In a ihort Umn, bavo found they have been deialrod, au.l that the " Potaon " haa, oy tho naa of "powerful i Irlngoota," l'ou dried np in the eyeton), to bma I: out in a more aggravated form, aaa perhaps aftai Harrtase. Use HELIi'lBOLD'S EXTBACT BUCH0 for all Affectloue ad Dtaoasoa of the Urinary Orgena, whether existing la Kale yt Famalo, from whaterar cause orlgink 'Itik, and no matter of " Tni,!.a iiig. PRIOW. ONE DOULAB AND FIFTT CEXS8
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Adaaalntatrator SAle. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the undersigned, as Admiaistrator of the estate of Robert Clark, deceased, wiB sell at PEIVATE SALE clear of all Urns and uetmbr(mccsXe following described tracts of land in Snlt Creek Township, Mosroe County, Indiana, to-wit: All of the northwest fourth f the northeast quarter of section 3,tovt 7, north, range 1 east that lies south irf tho north sboro of
bait (. roek.contaming 34 acres mora or less and appraised at $100. Also the east half of the northeast quarter of tho aforesaid section, township ami
iangi containing mi acres moreoT iesa,snfi appraised at $G00. Also the northwest fourth of the northwest quarter of section I, township and rangi) aforsuid, except so much thereof lies east of Big Sail Crook nod tho "mudd t fork' thoreof, hretofoe acid and deedoi to Nrtlson Robinson, leaving 30 acres, more or less, und appraised at $300. Also the northeast fourth of the southwest quarter of section 28,township 8 nortli, rangi! 1 east, containing 40 acres, mor or less, and appraised at $300.
And also all of th norttnast fourth f
the southeast quarter of section 89, township and range fast aforesaid, except I acres off of the east side, leaving, after said exception, 30 acres more it loss, and appraised at $f0. Applications f purchasers will bo received at the Law Office i f J. S. Smith Hunter, in the Town of Bloomington, up to and on tho 2d day of October next That if alt or any part of the real 38tnto aforesaid shall remain unsold after the 2nd day of October aforesaid, then, and in that ease, I will s till such remaining part or paiu of said yal estate, at PUBLIC Al'CTlON, nt the Court House door, in tho ;aid Town of Bloomington, on Saturday, tho l-'th day of October, 1872, commencing at one o'clock 1. Si. of said day. Ti'.nSts. One-third cash, residue hi two equal payments nf 12 and IS months, the purchaser giving notes at f imt cent, impr
est from day or side, waiving valuation and
Gtmrdlatt'a Bale. VfOTICE IS HEREBY given, that th l undersigned, Guardian of the minor heirs of Alexander C. McClong, deceased, will offer for sale, at public auctun,at Mullikin's corner, in Bloomington Hoaroa county, at 10 o'clock A. M, on Satuksay, October 19th, tint, the personal property of aud wirs, consisting of Horses, waaon, (tears. Farming Implomcsts, Hogs. Honschsld Good and Ftrrnitura and other artickia, Tttw or Sale. AH snras af f3 and
over a credit of one year will be given, the purchaser giving note, waiving valotitioB and appraisement taws, with good surety.
JAM K2 .XCBIiiD IS, GlUUvlan. Sept. 2Mb, 1872.
N BANKRUPTCY.
T
JL . w . l .... .
tnsi. 01 xnuiaaa. tato Jof M.
At J1( mnlngtmi,
cir i a liana, sjo. Hiroe., 1 6th day
of Bept, 1STV, The undersigned hereby given notice off his appointmrtit as Assignee of WiRtaiO H. Bodkin, of Blooraintrton. in h Count V
of Mon foe, State of Indiana, HhaW aakt
District, who baa been adjudcedi a Bttmmpt on the petition of hia Creditors, by the Dist fiit Court of said District.
ALBERT R. OOFJIS, Hasigm. Sept, 25lll, 1872.
Gno. A. BtnsxrBx, Jrcsiiet.
Rout. C. Fncmca;. Cttsh&ar
FIRST HATIOHAL BAKJC OF BL0QMHI6TBK, IfR. MewHa MTeea Cewmer S s fwaBa Hnanarew oaa Honay, IMscoont Bills mxi Uriel, Basive Depoat'A, Wl lixebf ago, Bny and Sell OaU and tiMr. INTEREST PAID t DEPWrTff At th rate of SIX fr oint.ter utm. ml woHxft tAnt remeuH our moiiAs r fi)ttoar, and for current ucaturti, wr he ngremjf ' wok. dera-n
The Master mriis of Ike rTcrW -.jrD--Tresure Home of Antericav THE GREAT BOOB of the YEAR, Agents report snle...t 2: Iw im cttptothi a few hours or days. Pr,wr-ftiwfir. A4-' dr.-s J. W. GOODSPEED, Se trkr Cliieago. Cineiartati, tit. LoiW, S:OrleaM july 2-3m.
A dmlulkti-ati-wo.
NOTICE ia tereby iveti thatili kh dci-si lined hasbe"H tiiiK)iirti(t Kxifutoe
of the- last, will .F J,ina,4i ittirtvl:- Ilu .1ln.iV.
iilpraiscnn-nt, and secured v good f'.'tu- i Monr-v C nnty. de.-.i.l, tiaid cstalo 1
.Vj..
.;. ":Wl " .1 '
hold sureties.
J A M ES S M ITU, Adn.inu4rat. . J.S. Siuith UiiLter, Alt y. Aug. SS, 72.
to lipoid to ) e rcivi : .
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