Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 34, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 December 1872 — Page 3
IfiUttVllLE, i. ALBANY it CH1CAB0 Tl AILROAD.
(HOST JKTS POFTJLAR KOUTK to kU Points Kast, West, ftortl m4 South. Train leave Bloomington Station a follows : f RJIXS NOMT1I. TEAIN8 BOrTH. tlSr.J. JBityExpre, 2:17 f.m. iit A:M Freight 4:20 P.M 3?o. 15 Freight goes North at 4:40 P.M. 9"Cn are attached to Freight Truins for the accommodation of Passenger who
mav with to travel on them.
8L00MINGT0N PROGRESS.
W. W. StiAurn & tVt., PUBLISHERS' AGENTS.
Tribune Building, Hew York Citv. can. Attorn. -y at Law
Are authorised to contract for advertising j sdi. diiu-jhwr of Dr. A. C
in oi:r nuiM-r.
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LOCAL AXl MISVELLA XKO L'S.
ItliltRIED. I A rolk Township Democrat i have six tickets every Sunday. The DUST AX -or M M I ssOn thoiitl. ! Speak Ni Mind, 'articles placed on tlic Christ mas
j mrt, Bt the residence ...i the parent-. . the j Editor Prorress : Last woek 1 t. , , i . t i -i bride, bv Rev. c. Xatt. I). President .f . i , , j I rce are auctioned off to the chilIndiana" st.e rniv,.r,ity, ll-nry i'. Dun- .chanced M he ut the Court House, ; , i t, -, . . . ,
I jeu..ni, ins- i . K o.iiiim rl.m w w.n I in I Tmiinlis-
i , " 'w -; r ! .-doners allowed a claim of nearly
Mr. Duncan is n s;r;dunte of the Stnte ; 800.00 to Mr. Flllk for expenses
I University, of thu class of in the Ml- j ;,.m.r,,.l 1V !,:, tbromrh the eKcrine
: erary Department, and lsJu. in the Law.
of Johnny Lusk. J live in Polk
' o ' .van. Dres8 Goods, Velveteens, Sacquings, R. H.G. MINTVGen. Sunt., N. Albany. v. . 0- i .1 i . K. HOOPJiR, Gen. Ticket Agt. ' ttc- a 2o Per wnt- less than usual
qnce tor the next 60 days.
rurs, Real Hudson Bay bable,
i lift is th. ion nf .lnlr. Dune:, n . one nf 1 1 1 r-
An immense line of all Styles of .early and honored citiams of Lawrence Tovn9hip,and myself and hundreds
county. Many Mcs-inifs on the happy of the neoole of the Township, have
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Perdue & Son, WhoUtaU and Retail Dealtrt in BOOTS AUD SHOES, NO. 86 COLLEGE AVENUE, BLOOMINGTON, INI. ept3.72
PRINTING I THE PROGRESS
Sorth Side Public Square, w Jmm ftmt, Xt Pnmtf, and antiralv .Vn Xa. Urmtt ft all Until, I lirnmd to do Printing !U a ayla aqval to tha bait 1b tha coontrj, lrUcuUr Mlwlui jaud to coaciAL p.i!.T:r.a, lna5Jlin BDl Hwda, Hud Bilto, letter Rw4, Note
as. vuauan, unt raun. ac Jiuapnntuii
Mink, Fiteh, Astrachan, and the Cheaper Grades of Furs at Low Prices. Lace Collars a Specialty, Genuine Point Lace English Thread Lace, and Grand Duchess Collars, a Choice Lot for the Holiday Trade at the Kew York Store.
pair, huppy.
Mav their united life be loin
nnil
tpeeialty.
Srempt atUBUoo.
but dtatanne Till noaive
Christmas Presents suitable to be given by young men to their sweethearts, young ladies to their beauxs, married men to their wives, wives to husbands, father? and mothers to
J0b Printing 0ffiC8 !ithcir childrcn. children to iheir O nnroiitu hrnthera tn their sisters
sisters to their brothers, everybody to their friends and friends to everybody, can be had only at Henry Rott's Confectionery; George Bollenbaeher expects to move to his new storeroom soon, and he desires to haul as few
AD fill A DTI IT ATT Of l!sds as Pssible; hence, he will Uit uUAAif UU U bXi I : sell any of the large stock of Boots
and Shoes in his establishment for much less than usual prices, during the next two weeks. Call aud see his goods, learn prices, and buy cheap. You can get, in addition to Books, Stationery and Pictures, at McPhecters' Great Post Oifice News
: j Stand, every variety of fine Fancy Alfred Kyors & Rob't j Goods. Some of the Toilet Sets "W. Miers, are gorgeous. Ladies' tine Work JBloommgton, Ind. Rn prfiimM ptn Knives.Gold
JfcNUTT, MORS & MIERS, !Pef ( of mif de1g .u.w. ALo ' and chaste workmanship), and a ATTORNEYS AUO COUHSELORS , trinket''that can.
Bloomiasrton, Ind. not be enumerate',.
O. XX Orchard & Sons, PROPRIETORS.
Oyy i arte the Depot, BlooMlagton, Ind.
tw 3m Ma wttt t tptnt f imaniilili tk
Cyrnt r. MeJiutt, Martuutilie, Ind.
All Wines entrusted to us will be care-; $&- Jfjt. McCollough is propriftidy attended to. Collection made, and f . f . . n, A i!o n cfrt.
KLLKR IT AG KR At tho residonceof the bride's fntlier. in Hxter. on Tliurflny evening, N'oveniber -S. at 8 o.-lock P. M., by the Rev. .1. K. Itmhfim. Jami-s V. Klle.r to Miss Frank linger, both of Kster, Neb. Will. Kller is a Fon of Henry Kller, Ksq., of thi county. Mr. K., his Many friend here wi'l be pleased to learn that lie succeeding finely in the practice of law, in Nebraska.
been compelled, for years :o go seven or eight miles out of our way, in order to cross Salt Creek, wlien in need of a doctor, or when upon any other urgent errand nuking the round trip very often from twelve to sixteen miles longer than need be if we had a bridge. These gentlemen, who so readily allow claims like the above, would, no doubt
pgr M. W. Helton's Real Estate! have raised a terrible howl if asked
cent each. No presents are given away, but all must be bought with tickets, so that the most punctual and studious will have the most tickets and can do the most buying
John Wylie and Tom How-
Agency last week sold the Harrodsburg Woolen Mills, a Farm in Ross county, Ohio, and a Farm in Tama county, Iowa. See Wiley L. Hates' card he is a "natural bom'' Shoemaker, he says, and we know that he understands his business. I The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Monroe Couuty Agricultural Society, will be held
at the Court House in the town of
Bloomington, on Saturday, Dec. 21st, 1872. A general attendance of the members is desired as an election will be held to sueceed the present incumbent's. W. B. Skward, President. J. F. Fee, Secretary.
for a bridge for Polk Township. Last Summer between four and five thousand dollars was appropriated by these same Commissioners to build a bridge across the river at Gofiport. We of Polk Township pay a tax for this purpose; and to benefit whom ? The people of Owen county ! These Commissioners are Democrats, elected by Democratic votes, of whica Polk Township casts over one hundred. Will the Democrats of Polk Township ever learn to vote for their own interests? You will hear again from POLK.
Chips aud Splinters. Rev. Elam McCord, a notice of whose death appeared in last week's paper, was a minister of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. For some time Mr. McCord resided at Martinsville aud Centreville, in this State, where he was Pastor of the church in which held a membershin. Some ten years ago, his
promptly remitted.
Ofice tn Hughes' old office.
mr23-7S
JAMES W. C0OKERLY. LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, REAR OF BLOOMINGTON HOTEL,
Bloomington, Ind
QADDLK HORSES. Horecwaud Buggies,:
U and teams, hired on rensonable terms.
SUblej
oft
on the west side of the public square. He is a competent Prescriptionist, and gives the business his personal attention. Those who desire a carefully prepared Prescription, from Pure Drugs, should call on McCollough, west side of the public square.
& John P. Smith, Jeweler, sells Spectacles fitted to the peculiarities of the vision. It is good for weak eyes just to look at the stock of Toys, Notions and Fancy Goods that Smith now has on his shelves. He intends to give them away next Christmas. All the Children in Monroe eo. can be provided with presents at Smith's. He will have his goods classified so that all you need do is
to "pay your money and take your I health failing, he removed to this) nt, Dec. 21st.
ard started on a trip to Florida, this
week. Ihey expect to join the excursion which is advertised to leave Ind ianapolis. Howard is suffering with Athsma, and hopes to be bene
fitted by a change of climate
In Common Pleas Court, last week,
divorces were granted as follows: Minerva Bonsall from Robert Bonsall ; America Collins from Timothy Collins, and Mattie Wilstach from S. U. Wilstach We acknowledge, the compliment of an invitation to the Oyster Supper to be given by the Knights of Pythias, at their Hall,(to-night) Wednesday. The term "Epizootic" is not used, as many suppose, to represent a specific disease. It is generic just as epidemic is generic. For an example, epizootic means "a disease among animals," just as epidemic means "a disease among the people." The cholera may be an epidemic, so may tho small-pox. The influenza may be an epizootic, just as the glanders may be. When one speaks of the epizootic he means a "horse epidemic." The origin of the terms is as follows : Epos among ; and demos, the people ; also epos, among, and zoos the animals. Hence when we say the horse has "the epizootic," we mean that he has "the coutageous disease," without specifying the disease. This accounts for the variety of names given the present disease among the horses, some being intended as generic and others as specific terms. iV. A. Standard. tOrSee notice of the Stockholders' Meeting of the Monroe County
Agricultural Society on Saturday
Dr, John lull's Great Feme-
dies, Read!
choice."
John Rochester, the smooth shaver aud artistic hair-cutter has removed to 6th street, near the Post Office. Call at his new location. m
Parents, Uneles,Annts,Broth-
ers and Sisters are hereby informed
that Jackson Misener ha in store a
ioi a0 ! McPher!' Hardware Store is not j of the most nppd st,1 5 if. o..u Kiit t,. lo- ctrb- f of Tovs. and he will sell them at
DENTISTHY. j Hftrdware Stuve9 and Tinware is, what they cost h;.m, and a small per f1 f f Allicrtn the people are bus ing a good j cent, for handing them over tc ur" W1 ' 1 lon, : , of ; jf haVp Spout-! counter. Mind now ! he has a large
MM tBZ TK rm? M. mt rmr ung yon want done any kind ot "
. ... , Job Work in the Tin line, just step arOFFICK Over Tobe Smiths Jew-! . . . . rT , ' J. a '
Irv Store. South side of the square. I "' repliant nam ware owie
HLOOMIftCTOW. IWIMANA.
nud tell them so.
4. 8. SMITH HUNTER.
Attorney at Lav i
AND TSO'-rVRV PUBLIC, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.
Juvenile Books will be sold
from this date at 20 per cent:, below cost, as we propose to go out of the
tlohdav Book trade. We have a
I lnr?e. choice and handsome stock.
Also, Ajent far Continental ; ,m(j fcP ,.(4ilflfl f 1 L.lf
Life Insurance Co. of Hartford,;"": -
-Onn. md todee2r.-2. ; UH'ir value rai tier man carrv tnem L ! r." r.
iOVCr. MIOEMAKKU ill CO.
Dec. 2, 1872.
them cheap enough, he is going to
give them away. Go with your plate and get some nice Miuce Meat at 16 cents per pound.
JOHN W. BUSK1RK, Attorney at Law
, Selling below cost bound to do it to eluse out our immense stock
HLAAMIMfiTOI. isn.
(Mc tn National Bank Cbrner.) f Holiday Juvenlie Books. Come
WILL PRACTICE AV THE COURTS now and get them tor little or noth-
QF THE STATE.
flpecial attention given to Probate husiBkaaa. anil tn v.Uti.m iT.lQ'7AI
mg. We have an immense variety too. Shoemaker & Co.
HOLTZMAS & SOSAre now riming on custom work
Thev have everything in splendid
lord
with
Dr. Woodward, whose card appears in another column, is having great success in treating Diseases of the Eye and Ear. The Dr. may be found at his residence on -1th Street.
A lot of Queensware, Glass
ware, Willow Ware and Wooden Ware, just received at Browning's Grocery and Provision Store. Try his Coffees they are the choicest that could be secured in the wholesale market. Everything fresh, choice and cheap. West side of the square, near McCollough's Drug Store.
Browning's three hones are
sick with the cpisootic, but Brown-
He
ler at their Woolen Factory, and im j ing hasn't caught the djsea.se. He ove the quality of their Goods nd work (oes propose however, to sell hit th each succeed ins; season. Ysu should i ' , '
JOU1 H. LOUDEN, ATTORNEY AT UW AND Geaeral lasnraaee Igeat, Bloomlnsrton. ind.
Asntforthe following named rehableln-i " ""y"1" ''u... T.1vicpw fnr leqs monev tlvm f : r?o thero for Flannels. Casin-tn and .leans. O. 1 JLOIMCC0S lor less money man
JETS A Fire Iiuuranc Company ' l,iey make them of pure ool and war- the regulation price. He Warrants AutU $5,150,931 71 j rant good to le as represented. They will. I jjjg Cofl'ees to be the best ill the VXDEK WRITERS Fire Int. Company, j occaMonally do colonng-so that per- I , . . . y., jg
A tyJt a R"3A QQQ gi II n 1111 V.HtlS lim U l ti y, tail JiatC' j '
JSTSA lAU Innranee Company, j m restored to R beautiful Mack, making jiurti $12000 000 00 I them as pood as n.-w. for a s ma 1 amount OflU-e orer luVe First National Bank, on ?f money. Carding and Spinning done as
He is also Agent for the Celebrated
Jbleischnmn least.
uth side of the square.
July 5 60
Remember the Blue Froat. SOUTH SIDE SQUARE. CLARK & OBfiHABO, 'Five Fer Cent, off for Cash.) Faacy and Staple PrtriLsloas, Qaeeasware, Ac. Bloomington, - - Indiana. The highest prices paid for. all kinds of country produce. ian26'70
heretofore.
To THE Bt)OT-WEARISO Pub-
! i.ic. All those who desire a neatI fitting and at the same ti ne comI fortable Boot, can have them made ' upon application at my shop, south
side of the square. ine bewed Boots a specialty. I can refer to those who have worn Boots made at my establishment. Care taken to fit "tender" feet, oct. 9,'72. Henry Hewsox
Jt. T. TAYLOa. J. W. HARRYUAN TAYLOR ft HARRYMAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Choice Family Groceries,
Qtusruiwrire, Glassware, Tobacco, ;
Gqars. JSottons and bait
The highest market price paid for conn
W For Sale Cheap. A Desirable Building Lot at the eastern end of Third Street, 60 feet front
; by 375 feet deep ; a good s :able and
plenty of fruit trees on the ground. Also, a twenty foot alley on the west
try produce. Northeast corner public side. The lot will be sold cheap.
quare, Bloomington, Ind
TJplioltstex'iiig-. CASPAR WAVZAXDT HAS removed to Mrs. Henderson's Furniture Wareroom, where he will give strict attention to the Upholster ing business. He has taken exclusive charge of Mr. Henderson's Undertaking Department and will conduct it in connection with the Upholstering business. oct. 30, '7:!.
Apply to Jackson M:.sener.
A HEW LOCATION
AMD A LAKGE IV JW STOCK Z J. W.DAVIS H removed Ms MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT tm the wm to
the South Side of the Public Square, and
tins iust received a large and tasluonublv
atock of Clothing, Piece Goods, Hats, Va. and Gentlemen' Furnishing Goods which wili be sold at figures low enough to suit everyone. Twntt-Foc Years KxFtrtiKNCE in the business in Bloomington has given him a very correct idea of the want of the trade. Special attention given to cutting and making garment to lit. Giv me a call. Jf:eon:i!2iofl; Ind ; Xpv. l8Tl-tf
ADMINISTRATOR'S KOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Austin Seward, deceased. The estate is probably unhent. WILLI. A At B. SEWARD, Administrator.
J. S. Smith Hunter, Att y. deel lth,':a
Shingles! Shingles ! A few thousand Shingles on hand and for sale by Thomas Mullikin, at 2.50 per thousand. Builders and Mechanics, call around and get some.
Last week Thomas Mullikin received a large stock of Rubbers for Men, Women and Children. He is selling them very cheap, and desires to supply all his customers with a pair. If you have holes in your Boots, draw on a pair of Rubber Si.oes over them, aud your feet will not get wet.
place in order to educate his children. Three sons and one daughter have graduated at the University, and all are engaged in tcachiug Madison Sloat has hewn appointed Superintendent of the L. N. A. & Chicago Railroad. Mr. S. will not take active possession of the road it is stated, however, until the first, of next month, but " passed over the line last week on a tour of observation. It was amusing, it is stated to notice the air of preparation at many of the stations ou the road, where scrubbing, dusting and deodorizing was the order of the day. Mr. Sloat will be remembered as the former efficient Superintendent, under whose administration the road was placed iu better condition than ever before A water famiue is causing great alarm in many parts of the State.
Farmers, in many localities, it U p'ease bring them in at once.
slated, drive their stock eight and ten miles to water, and trouble is experienced by the railroad companies, from the same cause. The rain-full is less in the past two years than previously, and the time of general combustion is evidently near at hand It was ticket No. 6,450, in the Louisville Public Library Drawing, that won the snug prize of $75,000. The ticket was owned by a club of ten persons at Columbus, Indiana. A number of chances were owned in Bloomington none of them drawing prizes
In Commissioners' Court,last
TURKEYS and Chickens, (both alive and dressed) can be had at Brownings. They yesterday received several hundred of each. Found, a Watch, the owner can have it by proving property and paying for this notice. Cyrus Reed. Murder. If you want something good to eat, you can always find it at Browning's Grocery and Provision Store. Browning keeps the choicest Coffees and Sugars that can be found they will not sell the inferior grades. No use in paying for dark, lead-colored, bitter coffees, when the same amount of money will buy GOOD COFFEE, at Browning's Family Grocery. am Wanted. I want to buy Dried Peaches, Dried -Apples, and White Beans, and will pay the highest market price for them. Persons
having any of the above to sell will
Henry Rott.
DIED On Sunday night, D-?e 8th, 1872, Mrs. Elizabeth WheUoll, aged 72 years. On Thursday. Dec. 12th, 1972, in Bloomington, nf luflamation of the Stomach, Victoria Tichols, daughter of H. J. Nichols, aed 19 years. Deceased was not conaidnred seriously ill until the Sunday preceeding her death. On Sunday morning, Dee. 15th, 1872, in Bloomington, of Consumption, Mr.Jesso T. Stockweil, aged 26 years.
The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly claims fur it a superiority over nil remedies ever ottered to the public for the safe, certain, speedy, and permanent cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fiver, whether of short or long standing. He refers to the en'iro western and southern country to hear liim testimony to the truth of the a-;ertinri, that in no cne whatever will it fail to cure if the direction am strictly followed and carried out. In n great ninny cases a single dose has been sufficiont for a" euro, and whole families have been cured by a single bottle, with a perfect restoration of the general hoalth. It in however, prudent, an J in every ease mora certain to euro, if its wo is continued in small' or doses for a week or two after the disease has been checked, more especially in diffi
cult and long standing eases. Usually this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in gool order, Sl"uld the patient, however, require a -cathartic medicine, after having taken three doses of the tonic, a singl dose of Bull's Vegetable Family pills will be sufficient. BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. Read tho following extract of a leltor from Mrs. River?, wife of Reverned Dr. Rivers, one of the most learned, eloquent and popular Ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and who is at present stationed at Broadway Church, Louisville, Ky. Locisvilt-e, Ky., Oct. 3, 1809. Dr. John Hull Dear Sir: My thanks to you for the mei'iicine you have so kindly giv".n me. I havt. been a great sufferer for years, and had the advice of various physicians. Some pronounced my spine, some my lungs, and some rny heart, to be the scat of my disease. I have been burnt, blistered and cupped, until I bad become disheartened. Several very eminent physicians who examined my spine informed me that I was threatened with paralysi or apoplexy any day, and that nothing but a seaton would relieve rue. I had a perfect horror of that, and was hesitating about having one inserted, when you kindly sent mo your Sarsaparilla, which I immediately began to take three times a day. I had suffered terribly with a most acute riin in tho right side of my head, especially when I would read or write for any length of time, and on rising to my feet I would be perfectly blind for several minutes, and would hiive to hold to something to provent falling. I am happy to inform you that the pain in my head is entirely relieved ; I suffer but seldom with my spine and then not so acutely. My appotite is good for the first time in my life. I enjoy my dinner more than any other niec.l during the day. You kindly sent me four bottiua again lost night.nnd I bo;;an aain ths morning, end I hope to bo entirely relieved. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best wishes. Very trulv your most grateful friend, M.' B. C. RIVERS. My journal abounds with similar letters, all of which I guarantee to be genuine and written by the' persons whoso name they bear. Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't be drawn awy after new aud doubtful experiments. Don't risk your health by letting novices experiment upon you with their trash. My Sarsaparilla has stood the test for twenty-five yenrs; it is still the Sarsaparilla of the day, and of the age, towering over all others in popularity and its curative qualities. Avoid all those who are trying to palm off on you other extracts of Sarsaparilla socalled." Remember it is Dr. Joho Bull's Sarsaparilla, of Louisville, Ky., thsit is the old and reliable remedy for impurities of the blood and scrofulous affections. Alway bear that in mind.
Holiday
GLOVES. CLOVES. GLOVES,
Mullikin has received several
boxes of Gents' Gloves long ones
week, license to retail liquor was granted to Peter Wehncr of Bloomington, to John F. Dunning of Ellettsville, and Theodore Buskirk of Stinesville. The keeping of the Poor House was let to 11. II. Gentry for tine sum of 250.00. Calvin R. Stephenson of Harrodsburg, was appointed Trustee of Clear Creek
Township, to fill the vacancy created by the absconding of John M. Stultz. R. A. Fulk, late Sheriff of Monroe county, appeared in person and presented a bill of seven hundred and seventy-nine dollars and twenty-five cents, for expenses
HOLIDAY GOODS AT THE Post Oifice Book Store. BIBLE, HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS. GIFT BOOKS OF every description. THE FINEST ASSORTMENT of JUVENILE BOOKS ever brought to Bloom
ington. Which will be sold 20 PER CENT. LESS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. We call attention to our ASSORT
MENT of GIFTS, consisting of
ANOTHER TESTIMONY. Benton Bari ick? , Mo , April 30, '66. Dr. John Bull Dear Sir: Knowing tho oflicency of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and benefluinl qualities it possesses, I send you the following statement of my case. I was wounded uboui two years ngo.wa taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved so often my wounds have not healed yet. I have not sal up a moment since I wis wounded. I am shot through the hips. My general health is impaired, and I need something to assist nature. I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than any thing else. I with that which is genuine. Plense express ma half a dozen bottles, and obliige, Capt. C. P. JOHNSON, St. Louis, Mo. P. S. The following was written April 30th, 186(5. by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnscn. Dr. John Hull Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. C. S. Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physician of Central Now York, where he died, leaving the above C. P. Johnson to my eare. At thirteen years of age he had "a chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which I gave you;- Sarsaparilla. It cured .him. I hove for ten years recommended it to many in Now York, Onio and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. The cures effected in some cases of scrofula and fever sores were almost miraculous. I am very anxious for my son to try some of your Sarsaparilla. He is fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing to you for it. His wouncs were terrible, but I be
lieve he will recover.. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
incurred in the escape and capture
. ! of Johnny Lusk ! (Dick said, in J BUILDING BLOCKS. GAMES.
the kind that will keep ymir His speecnes (luring me campaign, : j AI)lEy anj : x . TL. ., ni a .i l.. l.i. .'i ,i .i.:... u..i. v.l
wrists warm. x uer.i; vjium- ,uu mat UB woumu i uu out me I utrvi funntnc!
cnmii ntn. I i fr.1 1 11 ' '
""""-"-1 was lniHtaKen, vnu seci. ine uui vtixtvh anv other! , ..i, f. iIvNIVLb,
WU-O UIIUYIUU, Ullll uuuiity uiuciq laSUdl for that sum. The total amount of claims allowed bv the Board
Goods
j THE tlORTH 8IBS-. j A lYrw Tin Shot), j One Door North of the Pod Ojffe ; a. 13. qtVrav ' U ns opened a Tin Sh?p ird Stove Stony in the twm one door t.ortii .f i'w Port Otioe. mid will give Rtijeriul aUe-'.U.ii ler I l.u-inesf in his lin. Hoofing. Spmitii . I Guttering, etc, done on sb.wf not'ee, ft ' upon reasonable Uri- . 1'e ek a sb'1 iof the public patronage, and goa'-antc-.satisfaction. Call and i
Bluotiiington, jid., Sept H. 7;-"t
T
Henry Rott's,
Executor' ot . NOTICE IS HERESY GIVL", that th undersigned hnvlen amiit4 Executors at the last wilt ; rMw.tnl Wright, decease!, lat- f P'"rtuingto Township, Momoe County. India1'. The estate is prubablv solvent. KATE S. WIU'JST, EOBEBT C. FO-STEE. dent-T3 Uxcr-otor.
EAST SIDE OF TILE
PUBLIC SQUARE.
New Goods, all bought this Fall.
Musical Instruments Of the best description, bong at from first Importers, BESTi MADE GERMAN ACCORDEONS AND GERMAN AND ENGLISH CONCERTINAS, BANDONIANS, MOUTH HARMONICAS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, BANJOS, ITALIAN VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, &C., &C.
neatly cut, made of hands'
tcrials, and will outwear
Glove in the market. Call and get a pair, at Mullikin's Cheap Corner. Grain Shovels for Sale, Fanners, 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 Mullikin received last week they arc so cheap, and the same Gloves, too, that have been Hclliii&r so hiirh in this place.
pectfnlly announoe to th j jow ;8 your t;,ie to get tneul a; that I have again opened J .
Somebody left a lot of Grain
Shovels with Mullikin, to cose out
at any price. Go and get one, and don't wear your finger-ends off handling corn these frosty mornings. Get a barbel 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
Dee. so. 18U. A. KKEUGKR. now Deiore tuc certain auwim-v.
UIO.OPKNKD.
I would res
public generally
my place of business, on Mh s:ret, where
l snail keep in stock the tinest Pure XJtxuom of all kinds, including frineM, Brandien, Whiskies, Ale, JtC, for medicinal purposes. Bag- The BAR will at all tines bettock-
i ed with the very best of Liquors, including I the best LAFAYETTE LAGER BEER,
the best brand of Cigars, Tobucco. &c
GIVE TITF. (1TJF.AP BOOK
of Commissioners was 5,231 sTQJifi CilL
-.Night niarca ana clothes nor
ses are thought not to be subject to the epizootic, and will be more popular than ever, if they should prove
to be entirely free from contagion j
Ice of a good quality it now
KYK V.I EAR
Ball's Worm Destroyer. EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM GEORGIA. Vallavow. Walker Co.. Go., .Tune 28. Dr. John Bull--Dear Sir : I have recently given your Worm Destroyer several trials", and find it Wonderfully efficacious. Tt l.c . ffiiloil ir. a KittlA ititf.nce to rivo
GENTS GOLD j the wished for effect, l am doing a pretty
POCK FT ,fir!r0 country practice nna nave aany u.c
IOr SOlIICHftH iu Oi hut I.UK. I am sir. respectfully, JULIUS P. 'CLEMENT, M. D. P. S. So unqualified and numorou arc j the testtmonals in favor of my Worm lie-
stroycr. that newspaper space is entirely too small to tell its merits. It is an infallible remedy for worms. Try it and be convinced. See uiy Journal for a more full description. JOHN BULL.
TOILET SETS, &c.
Will close out our stock of PIC
TURES and FRAMES at COST.
being hauled from Griffith's Creek
The ice is from 7 to
thickness Tho Sunday School
Dr. T. H. Woodward IS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
nLOOItlflNCTOS, IND.,
lt.il .(fll'G Mc.....i.,l ... ,.,. tn lit l)i.HAnS Of
10 inches in ; the Eye and Bar. de.18-72
Bull's Cedroa Bitters, Ball's Pectoral Wild Cherry, Bull's E i tract Buclta, Bull's Vegetable Family Pills.
All tho above medicines prepared by Dr
nun wnTlf'F..
Christmas Trees are now managed ! -aroTIOK IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in a novel way, in many parts ofiit,ie Annual Meeting of the stocki,' ' , ! holders of the "ifirst National Bank of the State. .tickets are mven ihe i ninmnimrtmi win t timBank-
pbildren for every Sunday they hive in 0ce of said Bank, on the second ! John Hull at hie Laboratory, , Fifth Street, cniutren tor every ounuaj tnej n.ue Toaduv (U)8 mh Aay) of JammrVi 1873i Louisville, Ky. For ale by
been m attendance, ami aiso iorjat i ociwk.for the purpose or oiectmg five JiQpl,fel & CO
every verse recited, to tne numner of five, so that each scholar may
1 lirOCtftra fnr enw! TlnnL
ROBERT C. FOSTFR. SOUTH SIDE OK THE SQUARE, IN Dec. 4. U72. Cashier. 'Bloomington.. Ind. de!8 7?
Work Boxes, Musical Work Boxes, music boxes, Doll Heads, DOLLS, DRESSED DOLLS OF ALL
SIZES, HOBBY HORWHEELBARROWS, CARTS, WAGONS, &C ALSO, ALL KINDS OF TIN, POECELAIN, RUBBER AND WOODEN TOYS, as well as ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL TOYS. wsr M Y STOCK IS COMPLETE, AND WILL BE iSOLD AT LOW FIGURES. H. ROTT.
Culrer irH Urag Saw, Th Bet Mafiaine of th Age ftr Cutting Wax!. A"fter the tree is felled n1 trim-B'-d, tM horse power is placed n-.ar the I'ur., , where It remains sta:'onrr, wl-ile Wrought Iron-Frame, inour.tciion wUweK to which tha Saw is altnchel. is m..vt4 alnntf the log.hy rr-eims of an Extension
Shaft, for any distance required, u vac:i cut is rawed oft". This obviate the si -ew-
sily of moving either the power or rhe b'sl
and saves three-founb of dip i.-ile-r. It can be worked on soft or uneven ground and on hill sides. With two 1 ':t hnu-, one man and a hov. it will cut l'r.m ten i
forty cords of w.Kd a d iy, alter the. tre . are felled and trimmed. 751 Machine ha been Tli iraugXlji Teefed t all kind of U'4xi, and is pronounced s complete suece by all who h&ve used it. It supplies a want long felt by Farmers, and will be f tun t especially useful in cutting Stave an I Shingle Timber, Cord-Wood and Saw Log, and will pay for itself in one month' use.The M bines are strong and durable and, not liable to get out of oruer. The Hone Power is mounted on a sled, and thns cit he rerjr easily and quickly moved from place to place. N. B. There is no other Extension Shaft Drag Saw manufactured without infringing ou our Patents. Parties purchasing or using a iy other Extension Shaft Drag Saw without authority from us, will be prosecuted for infringement. All are requerted to see one in use at our farm six. miles west of Bloomington. Pricf: of Machine, with no feet of tumbling shaft, $160.00. and freight. Clark & Dunningtr n. Greeneastle, Proprietor. ISUM W. SAX DKRS& SONS, Agents. Bloonington, Ind., Doc. 4, 18T2 3m.
M ILLIf ERY.
MBS. 9f. E. GATHCA RT wish to inform the citizens of Bloomington and vicinity, that she hiis just received tha largest and best selected stock of Win tar Goods ever brought to Bloomington, ar. I he is determined to seUthe cheapest good in Town. As she is np-staira, she offers great inducements, such as will pay yon for walking up. She also keeps Gloves, Hose, Cor
sets, and Hair Goods, real and imitation.
Do not forget the place. Up-taiTs over Luzadder's Store. oct. 30, '72.
MAS HOOD: HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.
Just published, a new edition
of Dr.Cuiverweli's Celebrated
Essav on the radical cure (without medi
cine) of Spermatorrhoea,or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Intpotency, Mental and Physical incapacity, Impediment to Marriage, etc. : also. Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced Vr
sen indulgence or sexual exintv&gan'je. jgu Price, in a seeded envelope, only 4' cents. The celebrated author, in thi admirable)
essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years' successful pracMce. that the alarm
ing consequences of selt-atmse may tw radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the application of the knife: pointing out a mode of cure at oneo
simple, certain and effectual, by mean of
wnicD every solterer, no matter what fci
condition may be, may cure himself cheap-.
ly, privately, ana radically, s" This Lecture should be in the hand
of every youth and every man in the land.
sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two post stamps. Also, Dr. Culverwall's "Marriage Giud,'' price 50 cents. Address the Publisher. CHAS. J. C. KLINE CO, 127 Bowery, New York, Post-Offica Box, 4,586.
ANOTHER CHANGE.
SHOWERS k BRO. Proprietors of the Planing Mill and Fur. nituro Factory, have again purchased th FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, IK SMITH & TV LEY'S HALL, And are better prepared than evr to UU all orders for Furniture or Chairs, either at wholesale or retail. We have enlarged and improved ocr manufactory, having added new machin
ery, and our facilities are such that wo can sell an cheaply at wholesale or retail na ary other house in the State. Carpenters and
Builders are informed that we have pro
cured the necessary mai-bhierv. and can
new dress and rip lumber at very low prices. Good seasoned lumber alway Ot) hand and furnished verv cheap. oet.9.,73. SHOWERS & BROTHER.
Takes pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of Bloomington and vicinity, that has j ist returned from the oky with A LARGE AND CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF FALL AND WETTER MILLINERY AND Heal and Imitation Hair Goods. V.'e also mtv an assortment of LADIES' FtRNXSHIlf 0 GOODS. It wi'l be to tho interest of every one lo call and examine our good bafora purchasing elsewhere. We am thankful tar nasi. faf'aM, aurl haaai
LOW PRICES, and fair dealing, to merit a continuance1 at the same. iWKST MIE OF TH SQITARE.) ROOM FORMERLY OCtTPIF.D T
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