Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 31, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 November 1872 — Page 3
mi iliil iiiM tw LOUISVILLE, N. ALBANY A CHIGAQQ It AILUOA 1 . SHORT AHD TOTTLaR ROUTE to all Points Kasl, Yfest, North and Soutli. Trains leave Bloo.uington Station as follow- : TKAlXS NOKTII. TRAINS SOITU. "2 1.". p.m. Dav Express, 2:17 v.m. 4:48 A:M Freight 1:20 I' M So. 15 Freight g.wa North at 4:40 P.M. ESS"" Cars aro attached to Freight Trains for tin? accommodation of Passeu :re?s who
may wih to travel on tho
SLOOMtNGTOH PROGRESS.
W. W. Shawms & Co.. PUBLISHERS' AGENTS, Tribune Buildings. New York City, Are authorized to contract for advertising in oir paper.
LOCAL AXD MIHCELLAXEOU&
ef A lot of Queenswnre, Glass-
K. K. HOOPKK. Gen. Ticket A gt. "are, just received nt Browning's
i i ; Grocery and .Provision Store. Iry Perdue & SoN,;vCoft;Trtl'ey",',e-t!u; c,i?t1 7 i that could be secured in the whole-
, sale market. Everything fresh,
i choice and cheap. West side of the
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i a re, neur i.iut,oiiourii s
Real Estate Transfers Reported by W. H. Jones, (Jonv( ynnear and Notary Public Office in th.i Court House, up-stairs in the main buildirg: Nancy Grimes, widow, to her son, Silas Grimes, 100 acres of land in Clear Crock Township, $2,000. George A. Buskirk.ot al, to David Davis. 6."i acre of land in Van liuren Township,
A Temperance Petition. We give below the matter of a petition which is being circulated in the several counties of the State, regarding the liquor traffic. It will be seen that the people are to be required to petition for the granting of license. This would be tar more
1462.50.
George IV. Cardwell and I.vdia K. Card-
well to Milton M. Untelie. by tjnit claim, ; just than a prohibitory law that can
mi uuuiv men uitereM. in aunui ej neres 01 land in Salt Creek Township, 300.
Raphael 11c thscliild to Stephen 3ihrp,
Wnlemie and JictaU Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, JNO. So COLLEGE AVENUE, PV.V lMIXGTOX, IND. septS-T-'
Store.
Drug
PBINTIHQI THE PROGRESS
Printing Office !
ISortit Sido Public Square,
mti.v.n -jw, .v.-trwjri, ana entirciT .v,r.s .v,i- J drunk he asked
1't .( r-i ,l Li.l'ir', It X'T'purOil lOCO lrlUtUltf ill a
Salt for sale by the Barrel, at browning's Grocery Store. A good old Democrat from the County of Brown, was in town last Saturday ,and very drunk. He was so noisy that Marshal Sutherland
found it necessary to remonstrate
j with him. "Do you think I'm
"I know you
a;... .!(. ttuMuttn ccuato-. paAtouar : are. said the omcer nositivelv.
2aldU i . r , - , ,, . ... i"l on re sure oi it. ' he said, leaning COMMERCIAL PRINTING, . ., . . . . ' i. , . I heavily against the minion ot the In-Tu Uni; TK3 HcIh, Hand Bills, letter H?adii,Kote i J afir.5B,c-, he Fmeprii.tius j law. "Awful drunk' added the a i - ni: -. Orders from a diataace vill rocclvo ' iricqtton. : officer confidently. "Thank IleavGROHAEB HOUSE IT" rcd1t.h0 hr'Te' and u7 j lowering Ins voice he cautiously m ! m . e 1 whispered to the horrified official : 3. iVJ., rCnard at SonS,jDo you know, old boy, I've swal-
i lowed so much crow I was afraid I i (hie) c.uld'nt get corned again.'
PROPRIETORS.
Opposite Uio Depot, Bloomlngton, Ind. I
FIT" Xv Paint vill tt tpared to acammriate the ror-Kn jnibtfc. j
Bfe?" Second-hand Shutters and Sash, at Stuart & McPheeters.
MiiivUI.;'lnd.' W.'ilirr, j MOLTZMAX & SON BluoiHinifio.i, lad. Are now rnnin on custom work.
! They have everything in splendid : order at their Wonlcn Factory, and im
ScNUTT. R10RS & MIGRS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS : prove the quality of their Goods and work AT LAW, j with each sucecediii!; season. You should ISIoomill"-toii IikI. IS" 'here for Fleiineli, Cnsinot and Jeans. " ; as they make them of pure Wool and warAll 1uslM entrusted to ns will ho can- ' rant -rood.- to Leas represented. Tliey will, fu.lv MtendiMl to. Collections made, and 1 '-" occasionally do c loving so that pcrtromptly remitted. having coats that lire rusty, can have O ee'in Hughes' old office. nil 28-72 them restored to a beautiful Hick, making T i : " - r- --1 now, foru small amount J.IHES W. C00KERL, I'Tk Curdin;utlJ;?i)i":'i"sao"eas 1 AX El Y. SALE AND ! " .
SO acres of land in Salt Creek Township,
(UO. Joseph f 'amphell to Andrew .T. J'u Pike, 40 acres, of land in "Washington Township, 500.
Wm. N. Muthers to Mitchell Mathers, one acre of land in Perry Township, 55. The State of Indiana to John Morlit, 0 acres of hind in Perry Township, amount paid not given. Nick Vnn Horn to William II. Turner, parts of Seminary Lots 38 and 45, in the Town of Hlooinington, 1,800. John M. Stultzto Ba lard StuHz, 33 acr.'S of land in Clear (."reek Township.900. "Hobert W. Jliers to Nick Van Horn, an undivided interest in 80 aires of lund in
Uenton lownsllip, 500. J" Don't, wait a week to have a Picture Frame made, when you can have your Chromos fitted into a neat frame for loss money, on five minutes notiee,at McPheeters' Book and Stationery Store. Gold Pens of every make, style and price : papers of all kinds; Inks of all kinds and in packages of every size. Also Pictures Oil Paintings, Chromos, Steel Plates, and Lithographs, at living prices. Buy a supply and decorate your rooms in a tasteful manner. No trouble to show goods at the Post Office.
"They tel I of a New York boy who was fooling on a stump and fell off, cutting his throat with a knife he held in his hand. Mr. Greeley had no knife in his hand, however. You can get a nice Pocket Knife at John. P. Smith's Jewelry establishment, No. 7 Fifth Street, for a small amount of money. Call and see the large stock of Toys and Fancy Goods, at this house. Smith is getting ready to "spread the tables" for the Holidays. Looii out for something nice.
paid the sum of $1,500 On Thanksgiving Day, (to-morrow) the ladies of the M. E. Church will give a dinner and supper, the proceeds of which are to constitute a building fund. A new church building Li talked of for this society. The house at present occupied by them is not as good as it should be
The present hog crop of this
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f tiie F!oominrtoii Hotel
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Dr. W.
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A San Francisco reporter says that Mrs. Fair has "two thin, white, chalk-like wrists." This is probably similar to a milk leg, and is a
To the Boot-Wearimi Pun1 j very painful disease we are told.
But if "Chalk" is what is wanted, the)' have a large supply of that and all other Toilet Goods at Shoemaker & Go's. Now if you wast Common School Books. ro toShoe-
oct6'C9; i wJa ,, I... T , in ii,r f! ni a: n.s 'lyL 1
! those who have worn Boots made at j and sell a great many of them. For I mv establish incut. Care taken tc I Lamps. Oils, Varnishes, or for
FKHD STABLE,
KF.AU OK BLOOMINUTON HOTKX., n(X 4 . .VxL.!? ! fortable Boot, can have th,
O iind u-n'ws hir?d on reasonable ums.'i up? ii application at my shop, south
Stiiblf just east of the Postotfite, Mid in i side of the square. r ine Sewed
All those who desire a neat
time cont
ent made
n pea
ASliSOZI. fit "tender" fecr.
OCt, V, IV. X.I UNSY 11 EV
TICK Over To'! Smiih's Jew
rv 'lit I sl'ii.' ti tl.e ::ii'"'. i i e , n : tt t 1 x, I x ? s . .
; iji.l.ooo iv Cash vovl ti Wc call the ! attention cfoiir readers to the advertise- ! mei.t in anoliier column of the Nebraska I State Orplvm Asylum. Here is n chance to win a f..rtutie in a Fi;blie L-nal Draw-
r in-i. nnd at tlu same ti.uu help a nobie and
wortl.v ltistitr.t.tn.
J. 3. mVA HUHTER, m -mr
AND , o--s-. :VOT lY I KIT Tnlw & Wicks propose to BLOOM I NGTON, INDIANA. st.U; f((I. (lH1)(xt thil.fir dl;iv at rc for jPonitnental jJlm p,-",. Look at the prices IS.S-I-aQCe C. ot ilarilord, : , .' ,. . , .r
fd to decJ5-7" ! lII.v f;oi. eti i'w ,11 iie.-j5, i
JOHN W. BUSIvlIlK,
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tea lieKiiii; at 12; etr.ti a yard. Cal'oo at cents a yard. Kihhed Merino Ho-:. , nt 20 cts. a pair.
AttsE8ey at JLaw9 ! v.lJ,,j'u1,L' WiJtl1 Ail,,Wit'tt 23 ut'".b 1er
Joans, from 23 cents, uyi. Good White Undershirts at 75 cents apiece. All Woo! Flannels, from 30 cents a yard
JlLOOMfXGTO, JSB.. will riiMnrE .v Tin-: cocjits OF THE STATE. .Sre:j, ;.tt i.iion (rivn to IVobat? mifi.S7; ro,l il.'li... i-i lO'Til
A X J
it-i-difasr Sha wls, nl SO cents each. Plaid Flannels, for Children's wear, at ; 40 c-nts per yard. 2' Yard Spools, 6 f r 23 cents, j IJroicn l)oni(-tie, tit teti conts per yard, j Children's Shoes, 25 cents a pair.
. ! .t :so. a niee suk'k : iress n iiMis.onawis, t.mnrrai finuranct' agent , j cloths. Cassim. res, .ie ms, &..-.. which we ESJoo:uinsrt on, Ind. I v.il! sell at reduced figures. -ftHU! fertile i'o'.'o'iing naii eJ itiiii'de lu-j
.. . lsiyp,''
vsnkn i'l iziri: ir l"f AT tVjt,,1' i sirable Building Lot at the eastern ilwf $3.c3,saa 95 en4 f Third Street, 60 feet front WA Ly lr.u,-,ce CunP:iv, by 3Ta W deeD : a irood stable and
i 2,y.o.(ioo :io ,.inH. -f fi.,,u ...... j
o:il): id.' :" the s
er the Kirst National II
,nlc, on
, (
Kaii'Biu'T tUe Biwtl Front. sorn: side squakk. f,LAT:K fit 0&SHABD, 'I"ive ler Cent. o51 for Ca.'dt.) 1HI.KKS IS Fancy stud Staple
Mott's Bitters, the best appetizer
known, go tothe Union Drugstore. 8" A Pekin (111.) woman was asked by the preacher if her husband feared the Lord. She replied, 'Fe'.'.r him ! why bless you, he is so feared of him that he never goes out of the house on Sundays without taking his gun along." He evidently killed his squirrels on the Sabbath. If jxjoplc will do such things, they can find Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps, and all kinds of hunting equipments, at Stuart & McPheeters' Elephant HardwareStore. They keep a large assortment of Heating and Cooking Stoves, and do Job Tin Work to Order. "A pooh wnsherwoman says that while there's life there's soap. Let's soap so, rather." You can get fine Toilet Soaps at MeCollough's Drug Store, and the best Drugs in the business. McCollough gives the Prescription business personal supervision, and is a competent Druggist as every one knows. Try the Horse and Cattle Powders, (Foutz's) sold by McCollough. They will euro hog cholera and horse di seise. GLOVES. (U.oVes. GLOVES. Miillikin has received several boxes of Gents' Gloves long ones the kind that will keep your wrists warm. These Gloves are
Common School Books at the j Kca.t1 ltlulc of handsome ma
For Sale Cheap. A De-
AU, a twenty foot aW on the west
side. The lot will be soll.(!heap. Apply to Jackson Mi9Ejs.
Union Drug Store. Teachers of country schools should send their scholars to the Union Drug Store for Books.
Provisions, Qnt-cnsware, &c. - SStoamtngton. - - Indiana.! SNODGRASS & DODDS, are Th UiKhct prices paid for all kinds of , Agents for the Weed Sewing MatS2L!l: h2rI2Li chine. Reasons why the Weed Ma
chine is superior to all others : The Weed Machine moves at a greater rate of speed, with the same effort. It runs more easily. It runs more quietly. Its shuttle is mora easily and quickly threaded. It tms a belt: device for setting the Needle. It has tlvs best Hemmcr and Feller, also combined, liexide many other
; irood reasons. The Weed Machine took
. T. TiVj.OU. J. W. UAilRVltAS. TAYLQ8 & HARRYMAN, Whale-sal?1 ami Retail Dealers ia Clioie F5iaUy Groceries,
Qb&mW''?, Glmftware, Tobacco, j Cviars, XotkM& and Salt. ;
The highest market price paid for country prwh".-:. Northeast corner public (tiaie. UIoiMuingto;!. Ind.
lilanV P d'ei'f Xts. 2230 to 2279 inclu
sive! the Pii-K iiix losiirjinee Co., of j t, jjrst. premiimi at the Monroe County
ll'ii tford, Co in , bavin leeii l-;t or stolen pajr. The Weed .Machine was selected Ivy from the tii -e of A. Jtyors, es-Ag-ent of -ty'in. "Wefwier, wlw drew th Sowing Math Co. at li!ooi!i!ntn, Ind., al! arsons i chine t the late Fair. ,ir.i iieie.bv warned nguiiMt aeepthi( any i n , !S"ytottmW SBVABP & Co. Want all the wherea'oouts or Shdinn the snme.wilt pleaf-e j scrap iron tliey Can gCt,aud will pay
hand ! io tno umiersiKiie.i. present i ..(, rOP r A -er.t of this Co. J NO. C. U C N T K R, i JM1 1 l'
State, is estimated at i!,480,900
head The term of subscription paid for by campaign mibscrib-
ers, will expire with this number of al. .. . 1 I'l I 111
me paper, and winie we snouia oe pleased to have them continue on our list, we do not feel at liberty to send the I'royrcss without further orders It was currently reported last week, that every one of the eighteen candidates for positions, who went up to Indianapolis from this county, had been successful. The reports of the committees on employes in the two Houses, however, show but two men on the list: Cary Henderson of this place was appointed Secretary to the acting Secretary of the Senate ; and John L. Pitncr is enrolled as a copying clerk in the House of Representatives Stock water is not at all plentiful just now many of the streams have dried up, and the springs have in many instances, disappeared On Monday next, Common Pleas Court will convene. Judge Coffey, who it will remembered made the race against a Democratic lawyer of this place, (R. W. Miers,) still retains his position on
the Bench: Hon.M. F. Dunn delivered a course of three lectures in Bloomington, last week, entitled, "A Trip to the Old World." The lectures are replete with statistical and historical information, garnished with glowing and artistic wordpainting, and wherever delivered, will be appreciated by individuals of cultivated tastes. The Lecturer goes to Vinceunes and Greencastle from this place, and we can promise the people of those cities an intellectual treat in listening to Mr. Dunn's course Our venerable
DIED On Friday, Nov. 22d, Mrs. Amanda Whito.wifc 6f Russel White, aged 25 years. On November tho 10th, 1872, of Membranous Crotip, Vm. J., son of Daniel and Margaret Ilhies, nijfed nearly live years.
hot be enforced; and then, too, as the projectors of this law claim, the
plan has the additional recommendation of being Democratic :
Wheheas, the continued evils of
intemperance, together with the inefficiency of our present laws, regulating the liquor traffic, demand, in our judgment, at the hands of our present Legislature, prompt and effectual legislation : Therefore, we the undersigned voters of the County of and State of Indiana, do earnestly and respectfully petition your honorable body, the Legislature of Indiana, now in sessiotl,to enact a statutory regulation of the liquor traffic, embodying the following features, viz: 1st. That the applicant for license to sell intoxicating liquors by retail, shall procure and present to the proper courts, a petition to that effect, signed by n majority of the voters in the Township, Town or Cityward, where said liquors are to be sold. 2d. In addition to this, a law similar to the existing Statutes of Ohio and Illinois, making licensed retail liquor dealers responsible for damages caused by intoxication which they have been instrumental in pro
ducing.
And as in duty bound, your petitioners will ever pray.
Important to Witnesses. For the benefit of persons who are summoned to give testimony in the several Courts, we give the law upon the subject of witnesses' fees. Witnesses are entitled to SI 50
' per day for each day of attendance
at the Circuit Court, and Court of Common Pleas, and five cents for each mile necessarily travelled in going to and from Court. But to entitle them to these fees they must, first, have been subpoenaed a voluntary attendance is insufficient; second, they must personally claim the fees of the clerk; third, they must claim them at or during the term for which they are subnoenaed.
and on which thev attend. A claim Democratic friend, Isaac Cox, paid
made after the filial adjournment of five dollars to a street talker, last Court is not good. Saturday, for ten envelopes, each Witnesses in Justices' Courts are t,nvci( " containing the customary allowed 7o cents per dav, to be , . , , claimed on the day of trial before '. rackaBe of brown lwler' aml uthe judgment docket is signed, thing else Ellettsvilie is "all Mileage the same as in Circuit Court, tore up" over the prospective build-
Attention to this will save the ing of the Cin. & T. II. Railroad; v"l 1,111
tierK trouoie anu secure witnesses throirdi that town An
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nas leiueu un onicu j.iitut; ; u.au
ftlARftlED, UURGE -HIGGINS On the 21st inst., by Z. T. Coffin, Ksq., Mr. Jimper Uurge to Miss Annie Kiggins. On tlie 19th inst., by Z. T. Collin, Esq , Mr. Alenander Htiminon to MUa Linu Miles, (colored) all of this place.
Notice. Post Office will be open from !) A. M., until 10 A. M., and from 1J until P. M., Thursday, Thanksgiving day. J. Glass McPheeters, P. M. Money to Loan on Real Estate Security. Address M. Huzzard, Special Agent, Indianapolis. : m S-
Not far from the Depot, just three doors east of Dunn's Corner, you will find the Cincinnati Shoe Store. Tho establishment is well slocked, and goods are sold unusually low, notwithstanding the recent advance in Bonts, Shoes and Leather. When you come to town in search of a supply of Boots for Winter, call at Bolleubacher's and first examine his heavy, custommade farm boot. Stylish shoes for Ladies and Misses, always iu stock. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Harper's New Monthly Magazine in to-day's paper. The Harper publications rank now as first in the land, and the Magazine has always maintained its high standard. For terms, see advertisement.
If we are to judge by the piles of boxes at present in front of the New York Store, Tulcy & Wicks have laid their former immense purchases in the shade by their recent orders from N. Y. Their goods are from the hands of the Importers haven't been picked over bj half the city merchants, and the customers of the New York Store will be surprised to learn the prices at which some of these goods can be sold.
Hobby Horses, Accordeons,
Toys of every description, and the choicest Confections, at Rotts.
You can buy the Philadel
phia Keg Oysters by the dozen they are very large, fresh and good. Rott is sole Agent.
I. O. O. F. The Grand Lodge of Indiana, elected the following Officers last week : Piatt J. Wise, Fort Wayne, M. W. Grand Master. Richard Owen, Bloomington, R. W. Deputy Graud Master. D. B. Shidcler, Janesboro, R. W.
Grand Warden.
Rev. B. F. Foster, Indianapolis.
cng.ncerj R W Granfi Secretary.
Theodore P. Haughey, Indiana-
Chips and Spliintcrs.
Wood, the Superintendent, visited j polis, R. W. Grand Treasurer. Li.- ..i i... i i i i J. W. MeOuiddv. New Albanv.
November is said to be the month , " " w,u ' f'" . Grand Rep. G. L U. S. 8. P. when a carpenter's apprentice en-icalor,nS of f,ire hUs !e! Ovler. Franklin, Alt. Grand Rep.
joys himself particularly while en
gaged in shingling on the north side of a roof Turners Sash Factory machinery stopped, one day last week, and a diligent search for the cause revealed the fact that
17 of the 30-horsc power engine
circumambient atmosphere. We
would advise no Bloomington man
G. L. U. S,
It. W. Brewington, Moore's Hill,
to invest in corner lots at Mt.Tabori Grand Chaplain.
on this account the road will not! Wm. H.Brooks, Fort Wayne,
urand Marshal.
be built this week-
-The Turk-
Ti ""! Sir-rsiHon. f inMornn f!ifrv.
ington property has been rented toQnm(j Conductor. Gen. Shanks, member of Congress) H.O.Hiekerl. -Grand Herald.
H. C. Melice, Warsaw, Grand Guardian.
! e ,1. . nil. T! i 'PI. .. r 'i: !
belonging to this establishment had lrom me Jin u .e taumg
, . iii . i . t health ot Ins wite induces lntn to been prostrated bv the epizotic. By , . . ., .,. r , ' c i - i' remove his family to bloomington, a careful course of drenemng and .. . . ...
with the hope that the hcaithtulness
rubbing, the equine arrangement was again put in fair running order
By a letter published in the
of the location may have a salutary effect In Indiauapo!is,on Thurs-
New Albany Ledger, we learn that1? the case of Charles E. Bill,
Agent Phoenix.
Hloomiii,'ton, Ind., Aug. 2, '72.
A HEW LOCATION
I.XSGJK TSKW STOCK:iliavill any 0f tue al,ove ; sell will
piease bring them in at once.
Henry Rott.
J. W. DAVSS Has removed his ftfERCHAHT TAILOR
ING E8 T ABUSHiVIEWT ' the west to; T , p M
tile .--fMli.II -i .. ,
lino jos. received n !nr and iasr.ionabie tock ot Clthint. Piece Goods. Hats, Caps, and ''le ltlemens Knrniliin! Goods, which wi!i be -' d at ilj; in s low enousjh to suit evervoi e. Twk.M'V-Foub Ykaks ExKkik: b 'n thf l -isiness in liioon ington J.fts t;iv en liiiD a ve:y eorr-c i lia of the
wains .'( toe trade. i?ieeiai iu.kiihoii
4iven t cittin:' an t makin.
terials, and will outwear any other
Glove in. the market. Call and get a pair, at Mullikin's Cheap Corner. Grain Shovels for Sale, Farmers, at all prices. Call around and get one, and don't be handling your corn by hand. T. Mullikin. Everybody is talking about
that stock of Gloves Miillikin received last week they are so cheap.
and the same Gloves, too, that have been selling so high in this place. Now is your time to get them at your own price. Somebody left a lot of Grain Shovels with Mullikin, to clone out at any price,. Go and get on?, and don't wear your finger-ends off handling corn these frosty mornings. Get a BARREL of Salt at Mullikin's. The river will freeze over pretty soon, and the price of Salt will go up. You'd better buy it now before tho certain advance. Froze to death, the man de
serves to bo, who will not provide himself with a pair of Gloves, when Mullikin is selling them so cheap. Kid lined, Buckskin, clo:h and everything else in the warm and dressy Glove line, at MuHikirv?. Now don't freeze your toes,
when you can get those long-legged,
douoled-soled Boots at Mullikin s
Store at alttiostjcosf. Keep your ears warm witl
..e l tM rw, n l.h;i.-;
-arpentcrs can get I loor.ug plan- , Ie S(!, ,8 Hats and Cai
cheaper than those who pay a heavy
Rev. Stephen Bowers has arrived at Salem, Oregon, to which place he has boon assigned (three thousand five hundred miles from here) and is well pleased with his new field of labor Rev. Mr. Bishop, formerly Pastor of tho New School Presbyterian Church in this place, who removed to Roekville from Bloomington, has left that town, and his family is now at Ox ford ,0. The Legislature is now at work, and if we may judge from the number of bills introduced, and their practical nature as shown by their titles, the work done will be of an effective character. There is much to do, as the Wt Leg
islature did comparatively nothing
A. W. Reeves, Represcnta
Wanted. I want to buy Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, and White
Beans, and will pay the highest market nrico for them. Persons
rarmiiittt to
lit. me a can. I Ulmiiiiton, Ind.; Xov. 8. 1871-lf
ed, at very low rates, at Turner's
Planing Mill. Sash and Blinds manufuetured of tin very be-t seasoned Fine lumber. Doors of every stylo and pattern, made to order. Fi-ctory south of the College Campus, on the Railroad. Orders solicited from other towns in the county. Before building, go to Turner's and set hi? lisure.
tive from Monroe, is Chairman of
the House Committee on Roads.
He is also a member of the Com
mittee on County and lowiiship
Business Three separate and distinct bills have been introduced by members of the Legislature, for the benefit of Indiana State Uni
versity. One bill provides tor the
trustee, vs. the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad, iu the United States Circuit Court, was brought to a final hearing, and a decree of sale of the road was ordered. This was a suit brought by Bill as trustee ot tho first mortgage bonds of the company, to foreclose the mortgage for which they were sriven to secure. The suit has been on the docket of the court for many years. The time of sale and other
announced by the Court. This will result in ousting the present management of the Road, it is presumed
Ike Allen, a well-known and
sitiEiurr's sale. By virtue of a eertid sd c ipy of decree and execution to mo directed front the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court, in a cause wherein David S. Whitaker is plaintiff and James C. Cullison is defendant, requiring me to make the sum of Fifty- live Dollar! and sever. Cents, with intcfest o n said decree and Colts, I will expote at pub" lie sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday, .no 1 ICll day of Dee. A.D., 1872, between tho hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M., of said day, at the doo r of the Court House of Monroe County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate, to-Wit : The south half of tho north half of the west half of the north west quarter of sec tion fourteen, In township No. nine, north of ran:a one east. If Mich rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said certified copy Of decree and elocution, I Will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale, the fee simple of said real estate, or so much
. . i .,.,.. i t !,- I thereof as mav bo sufficient to discharge points agreed upon, have not been j wM dK.r intorest nnd Costs
Said sale will be made Without a ny relief whatever front valuation and appraisement laws. LAWSOy E. McKINNET, Kov. 27th, '72. SherifT Mdttroe County. D. iS. Whitnkor, Attorney for Plaintiff.
festive colored gentleman, formerly of this place, but who disappeared suddenly when a charge of bastardy was brought against him by a col-
ir:,L,., i. t TnnnH. on ' the subscribers i nf Our Fireside Friend, the
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ATTENTION, FARMERS AHD CONSUMERS! I have just received a fresh stock of Roots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, nuitable foi the Fall and Winter trade, at low prices. farmers, when you ciine to town, call and eiumloe my stock. Thomas Muu.iKiir
FOUTZ'8 Horse mi Gattis Fowte
This preparation, long tad fcrorabt
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It keepers of CoSrs this prepars tlon U u: alaable. It is a sara pro ventive against Rinderpest, Hollo Horn, etc. It Jim been proven b setiwl experiment to increase Ux quootitr of milk ud cream tireotj per cent, and make the batter Bra and aweet. In bttMiin. k
aires tliem an appetite, looseas their hick;, arwt thmttutn uucli faster.
In all dlanaaei of Swine, jach a Conghi, ricen b
wtm MUU., UII.I, mm.,, Mil. .luucmf as a specific By putting from onehalf a pajwr to a paper in a liorrti cf swill the aboTu diseases willheeradicated or eattmly prevented. Ifgive-t In time, a eertaln preveative ami cure tor tlx Uog Cuolara,
Mm E. FOUrz, Proprietor, B1LTIKOSE. Mel. For sak by Drufal.ti and Storekeeper thnmshoal the United States, Caaadat and Souta aJaertoa. for snle by M. L. McCLLOUGII.
THE HORTH 8ID A lrw Tin Shop, One Door North of the Pod Ojfic. Has fvpefled Tin Shop aad FrtfrveStorw. in tbe i-oirni ortetfoWiTuflfc of the Pf?t Of3 co, and will giv i fpeal uttttiM to all business in his- liftc. Bood-rrjf, jtpmrtia;, Guttering, etc., disrv sa alx-rt IrW.ice, atid upon reaiuir able efm. fief fc a share of the public ji(roiige, aftd gOsranteea satisfaction. Call arrtl fte mc. llloominetoii, Ind., Sept. 3, 72-3t
Isi Jfci - O X K 3V X , I wouli resjjcctfollf' announce to ttnf public generally thnt ! iiare again opened my place of busiaes. im fth ftrect, wImi X thall kte in stock the Coet X'aii'o JLAQvuntt ot all Ainds, including TTIntcu, BrnadlfM, Whlnk.IfMi, Ale, JtfC, for medicinal purposes. t& The BAR will at all timr be stocked with the very best of Liquors, Including ' the best LAFATETTB LAGER BBSJs, the best brnndt o ' Cigars, Tobacco. 4o. Dec. 20, 1871. A. KREUOKlt.
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MRS. PI. E. CATHCABT wWk to inform the citi tens of Bloomington susff vicinity, that sh has just received ths largest and best selected ato-:;k of Winter Goods ever brought to B.oomington, and she is determined to sell the cheapest good '.a Town. Aa she is Up-slnin, she offers great ioJucements, Mich ts will psy yon for Walij ing up. She also keeps Gloves, Hose, Cory sets, and Ha:r Gccxls, ril and imitation. Do not forget t je place. Up-staira over Luzadder's Store. oct. 30, "17.
MSSOIaVTIOX. THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between B Leffler, H. JL Batw and J. W . Sprowlc, in the name of LelBer, Rice A Co., ba this day been dissolved. The business will be continued by Letter & Sprow le. The books and avcoounts of tbm old firm are in the hands of the new arm of Leffler 4s Sprowte, who will collect and settle the same. All persona indebted to the late firm are requested to call and settle. Blooroington, Ind., Aug. 1st, 'f-3tn.
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Adjourned Term or Circuit Court. Be it mfflombored that on the 16tU day of September. 1872, the same being the 7th Judicial day of September Term of 1872 of the Monroe Circuit Court, the following order was made by said Court, WWit. State of Indiana, Monroo County, as. ; Wbkbkas, There is now pending in this Court a large amount of unfinished business, which cannot be finished durin j the present term of this Court because of the sickness in the family of the Judge of this Court, which Will compel him to retnrn his home, and absent himself from this Court during the remainder of the time limited by law for the holding of the present Term. Wherefore, it is now ordelfod this Court adjourn nnd stand adjourned until the third Monday in December next,noticeof wb .eh adjournment tho Clerk of this Court s-hall give for three weeks by three weekly publications prior to the time to wheh this Court is ordered to adjourn as aforsaid, in each of tho newspapers publisb-jd in the Town of Bloomington, in this roanty. And it Is further ordered that all complaints and proceedings of ev.jry kind now pending and remaining uriinihed, atand continued Uhtil said adjourned Term. State of Indiana, Monroe county, xs. 1, John R. East, Clerk of said Court, hereby certify the above and foregoing is a full, true aha complete cor.y of the order of adjournment as taken aatd copied from uie i-ocorcis or said Court. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court affixed at Bloom jigtun, this, the 8th day of November, A. Dn 1872. noV 13 JOHN R. EAST. Clerk.
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Administrator's Sale. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Administrator of the estate nf William H. K nig at deceased, will offer for sale, at public auction, at the late rest' denee of tho deceased, in Bloomlngtoa, Monroe county, at 10 o'clock A. M., on Satukdai, the lGth of November. 187a the personal property of said estate, consistisfr of Hog. Corn in Field, Cow and Calf, Coll, Wagon, Carpenter's Tools.Hay, Oats is Sheaf, nnd other property. TnafB or Sal. All sums of $3 aatt over a credit of 12 months will be girt the purchaser executing Note -triib. apnstrsv ed surety, collectable without relief front valuation or appraisement laws, inrfodissg Attornoa-s foes if suit bo instil utfnl on Nfato. ' WILLIAM H. Tt'JtSBR, oct. 23d, 1872. Adasiasttratos. J. S. Smith Hunter. Au'y.
ANOTHER CHANGE.
SHOWERS & BROa Proprietors thePhiiiing Milt and ktr tiiture Factory, bava agaia pare has sd ths FUMNITUSS WARE-ROOM IN SMITH & TlrtEl-s HALL, And are be:tcr prepfcrc-d iiiHn eVer to fill
all order K-r Ptr-mtuTc or Lhai.-s, either aa wholesale or" retail.
We bTj crihrred tthrl imbroved our
manufnetert. bavlhg added new riMVL-hin-
ery, and our faei'ities are such that we east soil as fihoapiy at wkolestjtle or retail as any other house ih tie States Cafpeitters and
Builders are informed that we have di3
cured the necessary; rhaehtBsry, and can
now uress ana rip itrmoer at very tow
prices. Good seasoni'd lumber altt-ajra a hand and furnished Very cheeps oct.VTJ. SHOWErW & BROTHER
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which the election of U. S. Senator j "U', u. u.. "v "c " , it . T ..Bankrupt The L. N.A.&C.
7(1 I 1UM IlIMi'l' III I'.if IIITIin. II
f tkJ w vh w y v was unanimously decided to return
Oliver P. Morton to the Senate. Senator Morton de-serves anything
Railroad will be sold on Friday, Dee. 2"th.
Dr. Hcckman, President of
rent.
Shot GtTNS, Shot Pouches, Pow
der Flasks, Game Bag, and almost anything else you may call for, s.t Mullikin's Store. The Guns are No. 1 and will be sold low. 'iwvtV;
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1V1U1I11 111V m' "-J " I IT.,,, II Hi 1 , . , ,b ,,, , i ' P , , ! Hanover College, will preach at the his re-election will be but a lecble ; ,v , . ti , ' . . e . . . . t ulnut Street: Prcsby erian Church
ion Saturday afternoon, Nov. 30th,
recognition of his great services toj
the Republican Party and to the i . ot , . ,, .ft i , ta i rit 3 1 M., iJso on Sunday country 'Uncle' Jos. Davis i . , . , J J nil nnd i-,!...!.!.
i 1 . , , i , j 1o lill'llt. kio nintrnil an mm lauai nnrl ltia
purchased the new house recently
morn-
A Connecticut woman's grief for her
built by Mrs. Lathan, just north of, husbaand death is said to have been in,,r ' T, , , .. , , 1 creased by tho thought that tho parlor curtn. O. I'ee b store, lor winch he uiu.- were iu the wash.
Bill of Prices For Advertising. The undersigned have agreed upon tho following Bill 'of Prices for Advertising in tho Bloomington Democrat, and Bloomington I'togremt: 1 year 1 col. $80; i col. $40; Jeol. $20. li nios.l col. $15; Jeol.$J5; J col. $12.50. A mos. 1 eol. $25; )Col.$15; col. $7.50. Cards, per year, $10.00, or one dollar pur month for 3 or 8 inontns. Local Notices 10 cents per 'ino; standing locals 8 cents per line, each insertion. Divorce Notices. $12.00. Administrator'. Exeutors'. Guardinns', Commission
ers', Attachment Noticos.and all other legal advertising will be charged for at the rate of 15 cents per lir e for first insertior, and 10 cents per line for each additional insertion. All legal advertisements Which reHiiiru proof of publication, must be paid for before attidavil will be made thereto. THUS. 0. PUKSEL, Pub. Democrat. AVM. A. GABK, Publisher Progrcae.
NOTICE. LE1TING OP POOR ASYLUM. NOTICE is hereby given that bids for keeping tho Monroo County Poor
Asylum, for one year, from the 6!.h of
March, 1873, will be received by the Board of Cominusioners of aid Coufity at their December Term of the Coiirt, on the 4th dav of the term. Board reserv itwr the rirfht
toVeject any or all bids, Bid elifsed at 3
P. M. JAMES F. MAS LEY,
Nov. Gth, '72 And. MottroC Co.
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Takes plcasura lit AKIoohoinjf to the Ltw dies of BlOoiniliattm and VirJlKitv. uat ,W
hds jast returI from the city with
A LARGE AKD CARES'lHAT SELECTED STOCJK f TALL s4HD WTHTEtt, MlLL.nERY AND Beal and IMtatimi
Haib Goods
XJiliol t ter iiipj . r asp Ait vASzAxtrr HAS roinoVetf to Mrs. rienjt-rwm's Furnitur Waroroom, v- here be Will give strict attention to the ITthotsteriug business, Ho has taken exclusive churgo of Mrs. Hendersim's Undertihing Department and will conduct it in connection With tlie Upholslerifig businefw. tot. 30, 'fa.
Admiaisitrator'st Notice. NOTICE is bortfhy given that tha urldersigiied has been appointed by the Clerk of tho Monroe Court of Co.umon Pleas, Administrator of the estate of Jacob Wampler Sen., lato of Monroe County, de ceased. The OStatO Is probably solvent. WILLIAM KIDGI3, 0C3C-T2. Administrator. J. S. Smith Uuutci, Atl'y.
We aliki have ah ussortment of GOODS. It will be to the intttrest of Vry one tt call arid eiamitlo Our goods before pur chasing olsowlioret. We are thankf it for ast favors, nasi ht$ hy LOW PRICES, and fall1 daalinit, to oiorit a COtMUa sjsf ' the same. ' ' (WEST SIDE OF TH SijVABK,) KOOlt fOIiflEHtV fXX't'Pietfi f
TOEE ASD joun siwta.
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