Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 39, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 January 1873 — Page 3
M ILLINERY.
MRS. M. E. CATHCART withe lit inform the citizens of Bloomington and vicinity, that she ha, just receive'! the largest and beat selected stock of Winter Goods ever brought to Bloomington, and she is determined to seethe cheapest goods In Town. As she is up-stnirs, aho offers great inducements, such as will pay you for walking up. She also keeps Gloves, Hose, Corsets, and Hair Goods, real and itiiitation. Do not forget the plnco. "Upstairs over Juuzadder's Store, oct. 30, '72.
Perdue & Son, Wholtscle and Rtiail Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 85 COLLEGE AVENUE, BLOOMINGTON, IN P. - - , scpt3.72
ANOTHER CHANGE.
e)WERS & BRO.
Proprietorse.the Planing Mill and Furniture Factor? have again purchased 'the FURNITURE. WARE-ROOlp, IN SMiyrfA TB LET HALL,And are better prepared than :ever to $U all orders foijurniturc of Chmr, cither's wholesale or retail. ' '' "-' ' We have enlarged and improved our manufactory, having added now niachin. err, and our facilities are such that we can sell as cheaply at wholesale or retail as any other house in the State. Carpenters and Huilders aronforraed ,tbat we hare pro cured th necessary machinery, and; can now dress and rip" lartvTJer at'" very low' prices. Good seasoned; lumber always art hand and furnished Terr cheap. oct.9.'72. SHOWERS & BROTHER.
PRINTING! JIHE PROCRES& , Job Pimtiii Office! Sf orth Side Public Square, With Xnc Type, Sm Prntt. nd ontirtlr .YG UrUl cl 11 tlndi, ia irprd to do Printing in a trlii cqu&l to tea bat ta Lao coaatrjr. fwUcnlar Maatiaa paldlo ... " ' . " COMMERCIAL PRINT! NO, TaetadtTig BC1 Hudi, Hand Blha, ittr Hw4a, Not fioula, Clroulan, Cuds, FnUn, kc Flo printing a apeciaicy. OrJcr (ram distance will rslr yrcupt attention. orgharouse"!
S. M. Orchard fitVSons, PROPRIETORS.
Opposite the Depot, I'Joomingtsn, Ind.
re It Patenting tnatei la aacemyfoJak thu
BL00M1HGT0H - PROGRESS.
W. W. Shakpe & Go,, PUBLISHERS' ; AGENTS, Tribune Buildings, Mew -Tork -City,, Are authorized to contract for advertising in, our paper.
LOCAL. ANI) MISCELLANEOUS.
- Read the list of Staple Patent Medicines sold by Shoemaker & Coi ; Come with your prescriptions. "tSS" If you want a i bottle-' of Ring's Ambrosia for the Hair.lladway'a1 Ready Relief, Railway's Sarsaparilla Resolvent, Vinegar Bitters, Piso's Consumption Cure (a good preparation), Ayer's preparations, such as Hair Renewer, Ayer's Snrsaparilla, Cherry Pectoral, Hall's Hair Renewer, or Dr. John Bull's Sarsaparilla,Smith's Tonic.or Bull's Worm Destroyer, go to Shoemaker & .Co's. Drug Store.' ' AlkStaple Patent Medicines ttept on hand.
Real iustatc Transfers, Reporter! by W. H. Jones, Conveyancer and Notary Public Oilioft in the Court lli iife, up-s'.niis in the main building: ".'Willium Klitin to K I. Stephens 2:1 acres
. of bin 1 in Salt Creek Township, 2o0.
... AVm G Whisman to Eunice A McManJlas, 'ij acres of land in Kichland township, 60. . Owen Knight to Abraham Go-Wy, 33 juwo of bind, or more, in Washington Township, .'.on. Larkiri 'Coffey to Waylnnd E CoflVy, 78 acres of ln:i in llieblainl township, Ci'w. George. LStepp to Francis M Step;.. 120 acres of iuiiu. niorc or less, in Benton township, 1,700. " Jesse K On vis to Dr I Medkiff, 60 acres of land in Polk township, 75. Wm Carter to James Gordon, "Ch acres of land in Indian Creek township, !V. Hubbard Sl Kdmondson to Henry A Slimson, 80 acres of 'land in Richland township, 2.0!)0. Isaac Prior to Hubert Trior, 80 r.cres of land in Marion township, 400. John F Allison to Henry Henley. Seminary-out-lot 15 in Terry township. 8,000.
Try TjaE- Cottle Powders, sold by McCpllotigiii Trusses with the la-tefe ip3jri',njents, Toilet .Soaps, Bt'uiahea,: ; 'nd .Perfumer, ,t McCuuoth 'b.' V v ' - ' ' iPdBy.the "use of Fd'ititz's .ccled Har&ud Qa$iie Powders,
Tpwti.4 densely filled with an cnthus-
an appetite ana strengtneh Them. It will also purify the Blood and build up the system, thu preparing
the. ianXnial's condition for the M ik - til . 1 ' i- :i.r t J
cnangeaoie weainer oi winter aui spring. Fonltz's Powders are known throughout the country to possess great merit.; We would recommend a (rial. McCbnough Sole Agent.
Cyra F. McNutt, iiftrtimtilU-, hid.
Alfred Kvors & Kob'l W.'Mwra, Mvomingttm, Ind.
NcNUTT. KVORS & M1ERS, ATTORNEYS AND COUN3ELOR.S AT LAW, Uloomi t on, Iutl. All V'Hirw MitrustWt jfo'us.will 1 oarefa i.-.i-.-nted to.- Collections made, and j r ;0y rrmiud. UiSecio Husbos' old ofSca. mr2S-7J
HOI.TZMAN & SON ; ! : . -i . ' Are now runingon custom work. They have everything ip splendid order aY their Woolen Factory, and im prov.the quality of their Goods and work with each succeeding season. You should go there for Flannels, Casinets and Jeans, as they make them oXpure Wool and warrant' goods to be as represented. They will, also, occasionally do coloring so that persons having- coats that are rusty, "cati have them, restored to a beautiful black, making them as good a icw, for a 'small amount of money. Carding and Spinning done as heretofore. j m To tub Boot-Wearing Pcblic. All . those yhp desire a neatfitting and at the same time comfortable Boot, can have them made upon application at my simp, south side of the square. Fine Sewed Boo'a a specialty. I can refer to those who have worn Boots made at mv establishment. Care taken to fit "tender" feet. oct. 972. IIexry Hewsos. For Sale Cheap. A Desirable Building Lot at the eastern end of Third Street, GO feet front by 75 feet deep ; n good stable and plenty of fruit trees on the ground. Also, a twenty foot alley on the west side. The lot will be sold cheap. Apply to Jackson Miseneu. Turner's Planing Mili,
Carpenters rati get Flooring phin-
Thk Cherubim Club. This organization of artists will give a grand vocal and instrumental Concert, at the College Chapel ,011 Tuesday and Wednesday nights next. By the Cincinnati papers we are infortoed that this Club gave a Concert in the Queen City, week before
last, at Mozart Hall, and the Hall 1 1 n 1 1 1 . I :
astic and appreciative audience. No
such opportunity to hear artistic music has been. given our citizens, during the past seven years, and all lovers of the divine art should attend the concerts next week. The following named gentlemen comprise the Club : John Shueers, Prof, of Music in St. Joseph Academy and Prof. F. Richter, Pianists ; Henri Prabst, Director of Music in St. Joseph Academy tud F. Schroeder,Tcnors; B. J. Frank, Baritone ; A v g. Schueers, Cornet ; John Klimper and Chas. Wolf, Violinists ; Chas. B. Kessing and Edward Kcssing, Flutists.
8" Below we give the Programme of the Cheni jini Club, for the night of Tuesday, Jan. 28th : PART FIRST. 1. CAKJJ lVAli OF VENICE, Venetian. CAeruliini Club. 2. LARBOARD WATCH (Duett) Williams. Msstv. F. Srirocfcr ami Ii. J. Frank. 3. ETUDE DE CONCEKT, Chas. Mayer. Prof. John fiehntert. 4. THE TWO KOSES, (Double Quar tette), Werner. ChfritliM Club. 5. lltltill ISA L LAD, Henry J. I'uliti. 0. IL TKOVATORI, (Piano Duett) Verdi. Professors John Schhters and Richter. 7. COME W1IEV.E MY LOVE LIES DREAMING, (Quartette) S.G Foster. C.'icrubini Club.
PART SECOND. K TANCREDI OVERTURE, JRossIni. Profs. J. Schuecr and F. RirMt-r, Misses Kenning, Shields and Waldrcm. 9. AIRS, (Violin Solo), Chas. Dancla. John Kemper. 10. THE SABBATH DAY, (Double Quartette), Jvreutzer. Clierubini Club. 11. GRAND MEDLEY, John Schueers. Prof. John Schuttri'. 12. DICnTER AND BANER, (Duett) Suppi. Profs. J. Schueers end F. Richter. 13. Aria: THOtT ART SO N EAR AND YET SO FAR, Reichardt. Henry J. Pabst. 11. GRAND MARCH IN NORMA, Bellini. Cherubird Club. Admission, 50 ct.?.; Children 25 cents.
m, at or near Gray's Mill, persons desirous of procuring eligible b.ii'.diiig lots in that locality, must make application soon At n ii cctitig of the creditors of John M.'StuHz, last Friday, at the office ol' J. B. Mulky, Register in .Bankruptcy, John Sherlock, of Clear Creek township, was choan Assignee Remember the Grand Concert, on Tuesday and Wcdnesdty nights next : Michael W. l.eIton, aged about 50 years, died ai, his residence in Bloomington, on Saturday morning, Jen. 18th, of Congestion of the Lungs. Some three months ago, Mr. Helton had a severe atlack of diabetes. For some weeks past he has been using water from the Magnetic Springs of Wisconsin, and was improving rapidly, (the disease apparently yielding radically to the medicinal properties of the water.) On Sunday, the 12th, he was so much better that he attended services at the U. I'. Church ; he took, cold j indica
tions of a congested condition of
the lungs appeared ou Tuesday ,aud
on Saturday morning heied
Determined to "clear out the
Chip and Splinters. On the second page will be found the substance of a law passed at the extra session of the Indiana Legislature, making stockholders of persons who pay railroad tax
Competition between the leading Jus. W. Cookerly ami. James Ryan Railroad lines of the country, has returned last week from atrip to
! reduced the passenger rates to New j Kansas. Cookerly escaped with a
While engaged in making some re
pairs on the ceiling of a room, at his residence, last Saturday, Dr. Joseph G. McPheeters was preci piloted trom the top of a step-ladder, upon which he was standing, and catching his right arm,(betwcenthe shoulder and clbow,)on ajprojecting ornament attached to a chan Jalier, the flesh was cut and the muscles tern to a considerable extent. The Doctor's injuries are very painful but not of a serious character
wise ui uiuvo . : 1 , m, ! . 1 I T , m .
opens, Mullikin is sellinp- them at ! 1 orK ma trip, to i .uu. i ne j uozen ear anti a peeieu nose, etiects
sounn to suit traveling ptiunc win not odjcci t oi ine extreme coin wuacneri. uyan
The slaughtering season closed at j created a famine at Marysville, MisNew Albany, on the 11th. The I scuri,wherc he got a fair swing at a total number killed the present sea-i lunch stand. Cookerly says it will son is 16,733, against 13,000 last j take that country several years
cost and carnage. Jjounn
you, as to price, quality and color.
, Closing out at Cost.- I will sell all goods in store at cost, as 1 intend to close up mv business hero. j. F. Casap.
iCoLLECTlSQ is the business in which Tulty & Wicks are engaged principally, at present. They have some accounts outstanding that will have to be paid pretty soon or there will be trouble at the 'Squire's office.
The easiest way in which, to prevent this calamity is to goto the New-
season, being an increase of 3,733 John M. McCoy, of Dallas, Texas, returned to B!oomiug(on, on Wednesday last J. W. Filer, son of Henry Filer, of this county, has been elected Chief Clerk of the Nebraska House of Representatives
to recover from the effects of Ryan's appetite A bill has been introduced into the Legislature, and p:.ssed to a second reading, which provides that a premium of $2.00 shall be given for each fox scalp.
i Right Manv a business man
-John Wylie was at Jackson- j would like to compromise for fifty
cents on the dollarjust now-
No signs of a "January thaw" just
York Store and settle tin at once, j U(' lonaa, a low weeks ago,
After vou have naid vour bill, von enjoying the wirm sunshine, and
can buy more goods than ever at the j eating oranges which he had gath-j.vc!:. "Shut that door'
JNew 1 ork &tore,tor a small amount ; rrcj fr)R, tlc (rceg- Saia'l Wallineford has surrendered
Farm for Sale at a bamuin.
1 yill soil hiy Farm, located V,
all under fence,
acres,
Jtms W. COOKERLY.
i ivi?l V- ' 4 1 .v . -A-lvnlcd, ut very low rates, at Turner's iniies east of Bloomington, contain-
" 7" iLi-i " PlaninB Mill: Sash and Blinds ' injr 101 i
BEAR OF EI.OOMINUTON
Jloominu:tm, Ir
SADDLE liOIUsEfS, Horeaiid Buggiet, . jors 0liciteJ fro:n other towns in the counnnl tennis hired oi reftuiHb!e term. j tv. Bvforo buiMinc, Co to Turner' nnd
J- , '!' It ,.i '.n! m
I None but greea wood is now j b.auled to town the dry wood havj ing been consumed, or sold heretoi fore. There is but one consolation
to W illiam ii. lurner; the-farm purchased of Mr. T. several months a.t.o John Robinson, at one
'5 - !mnnufetu'red of tha vary lt cituonid about 50 acres in cultivation, balHOTEI.,! "'V h,n,b"jr DoT of ,7 ft-vleH,,d, ance in timber and pasture, com- , , , j ixittori), mad to ordor. l'notorv south of - , , , ., .. L ' nd, , . , !lte Colics Cmnpuron ths Knilfoil. Or- J fortable bnihimgs, a fine ytung or-
r?i- of tho R!rfmia(:toti U"trl octS 'C9
SNODGRASS & DODDS, are
Dr. W . 3 !
M"1 - A.ro.'iu fn Ko MT.n1 RirSn fn-
J i r it . . -1 .1. n.. .1 l .
seiune. jieusons wiiv ine w ecu Ma
chine is superior to all others
T.
AiSison,
Sfflr OFFICE -Over Tube Suiith' Jewelry Sior- South of the qur;'. j. s. saiijHaNirEa, ASD notary nriii-ic -BIXOMIXGTON, INDIANA.
The Weed Mac blue moves nt a
greater rate of speed, with the same ef?rt. . t-.' , ' -X.:' a .
j Tt runs m(re easily. i It runs more quietly. i lis shuttle, is more; wisily aud i quickly -threaded. i It has a better device for sotting tha Needle. It has tho best Uemirter unj j Feller, ilo'qonibined. hesidn many- other i good r?son. The Weed Machine toot ! the first premium at tho. Monroe County
At. Agent for Continental I Fair. Tho Weed Machine ai telooted by
Inonrance Co. of Hartford, l-Wm. W timer, who drew the Sowing Ala-
Cr.n.
pd
todm-Jl-TS
JOHN W. BUSK IRK, Attorney at Iaw, Bl,OttaiIIfGaH!f, I wo., (Offlc n National Rank Ocrntr.) VILL PRACTICE Of- THE COURTS OF THE STATE. . Special attention given to Proaste busitp. mnA to rviflAi,ttAft ; AnlQ'7n
i chine at the lata Fair.
Cross-cut Saws, Wood Saws, hand wiwi, aiiimal traps, &c, . at Muflikin' Corner Store. In tho
matter
jo n;v h; loii Dew, -ATTORNEY AT LAW AND . . : General Insurance Agent, Bloomington, Ind. Agent for the follovriiig named reliable Insurance Companies: ' - " KTSA Firs Insurance Company, Asset $5,150,931 71 UNDER WRITERS F:Tnt.-Cvmpany, - Asset:... .....$3,634,9S9 95 . JETNA Lift Insurance Company;
AsjsetM...:"' 1.1 ....JliOOO.OOO Off
Office over the Firsr. National Bank, on; diffictllfy,.
aeuin siue or inn squnre. juija n
ehard, beainnintr to bearwatered
by-never-failing Spring", and convenient to church, school and road. Price, 3,000, on easv t rui?. J. F. CASAD. Till-: o-Ni.T BRAND of Flour that
! we can handle with safety to our
selves and with satisfaction to our eifttomers, is that manufactured at the Curtis Mill. It is whi:e,sweot,
and makes the best of Bread. We invite our friends to come and buy a sack we will guarantee that it will give satisfaction. It has never yet failed. ' C. Browning, Grocer. If you want to secure some of the bargains at Bollenbach:r'.s Cincinnati Shoe Store, you should go now, as he will begin to pack hit; goods soon, to remove them: to the new room on South College Avenue.
He will sell many of his Boots,
time proprietor of the National
left for those who are compelled to House, of this place, was in town burn this wood anti that ia that j last Saturday.' Robinson, who now it will lust much longer than tho i lives in Indianapolis, says that the
"more i speculators in real estate are wild-
munv making fortunes however.
season. d article yo.i get
pounds to the cord," too JcnnieGienn.au eccentric old maid.
.-h , i .,i. .. -1 ,.,;: 1ST Religious Services will be w no u:ed ast woek, was 4 vcaM', ,, . , T, ., , , , . held in the unitea l'resbvterian
oi ago. o!ic na oeen living alone,
in her own property, in tho 1st Ward, and rejected all proffers of assistance even when found sick and half-frozen Sovcral carloads of ice were received by Mr. Rott, last week, ail the way from Michigan Citv. lie believes it to
Church, naxt week, as follow?: Monday, 7 T. M. ; Tuesday, 10 A. M. ; "Wednesday, 7 P." M. ; Thursday, Ws A. M. ; Friday, 7 P. M. ; Saturday, lOi A.M. ' , The Lord's Supper will be adn:inistercd on Sabbath, Feb. 2nd.
USED
Remember tbe BJae Frost. SOUTH SIDE' SQUA'PE. GLABK 6 0BCHAB0. 'Fir? Per Cent, off for Cash.)
Fancy and Staple Proriions, Qntensware,
Bloomington, - - Ipdlana. The highest, price paid for all kind of country prodtfee. jnn2C70
A NEW LOCATION AMD A LARGE NEW STOCK! J. W.DAVIS Hs removed his MERCHANT TAILOR
ING ESTABLISHMENT from the we8t to the South Side of the Public Square, nnd has juat received large, and fashionable tock of Clothing, Piece Goods, Hat, Caps,
wili be sold at ngurm low enough to uit everyone. Twbsty-Foxie Years iCx-1-KKiKNCB in the butineu in JJloomlngtn has given him a very correct idea of the want of the trade. . Special attention (riven to suiting and making garmenU to St. Give me a call. Imingtoa, Ini.j JJor. 8, 1871 tf
.. " SnliKleat Sbinplei I 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. Somebody--left--a lot of Grain Shovels with Mullikin, to close out at any price. Go and get one, and don't we&f your finger-ends off handling corn these frosty mornings.
Extra Special Notice. RE WARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Smith's Tonic Syrup bos been counterfeited, and the counterfeiter brought to grief. . BMITH'E TONIC 8TRUP. The genuine nrtielemust have Dr Bull's private stamp on each bottle Dr John Bull only, has the right to mnnufetur and
sell the original John J, Smith's Tonic Syrup, of Louisville, Ky. Kxnmino well the lobol on onoh bottle. If my private stamp U not on each bottle, do not purchase or you will be deceived. See mv column advertisement and my iihow card. I will prosecute any one lnfrino:,n( on my rights. The genuine Smith's Tonio Syrup can only bo-prepared by myself, Tbe publio'a servant, Dr, Joux Bum. Leuisville, Jfov. 5. 18.
to
haul them to his new room. His present lortition is near the depot, east of Dunn's Grocery.
tier of Queensware,! can do you ! Shoes and Rubbers at cost, in order
gooit that m, sell cheaper than tn:u ne Htay. not, oe compeiieu 10
some ot the wholesale wen.,, vvme and try me once. . Thomas M-ulwkiS': Heavy Shoes for the Women, 5lid Fa rtu Boots for the Men arid Boys and Goiters for Ladies wear.
Rubbers for all, very cheap at Mul-
imrn. " Underskirts, ovcrsh-ts, socks, suspenders, atrd, a .general line of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, just received at MtiUikin's Cheap Store. . -Cosier "aiicf .uyf li" aliot gun, ehcap, at Mullikin W andben you
can kill rabbits with little or no
t t i ni. ..3, t t.
be cheaper to have it shipped to this j rPsidence n'roi-.re Oock. souther, of point, than to cut and haul it from j 'oloomin-tcn, Indiana, James rayne,agcd
niAiuii yj -j uut3. On Saturday, Mnniifiry 11th, 1S73. in Clear Creek Township, of Pneumonia, y.n. Anirrion .J. Collins, aged 29 yours.
the ponds in the usual way
Jack Nichols and Wils. Adams will
"make a pass" tit the Clay County Court House contract. If they should secure the job, the Brazil folks may feel assured that the work will be done in time A proj traded meeting is in progress at
Stuart & McPheeters, the
celebrated Hardware men of the south side, (Elephant corner cheap store), are now closing their books for 1872. They want your note (National Bank Note preferred) and propose to sell for cash hereafter, (when they can get it). They have a carefully selected lot of Mechanic's Tools, and give special attention to the Tin and Sheet Iron trade. Their Store vill always be well supplied with Iron, Steel, Nails, and other
"luxuries of a similar character. . McPheeters, proprietor of the Post Office Book Store, thoroughly understands the wants of this community, in the Book and Stationery line, and keeps just such a stock as is required. You can always find the latest novelties in Ink Stands, Gold Pens, Paper Weights, AVriting Desks, Inks, ifcc, at the
Post Office. He sells an immense quantity of goods, because hi keeps everything that is inquired for. FOUB SPLENDID CHROMOS FOR EVETJY SUBSCr.IBER. Arrangements have been mad- by which we can ofTer a year's subscription to the New York Christian at W ork and Eclectic Weekly, with their four mngniticent Chrotnos: "Good Morning," "Carlo in Mischiof," '-Spring Flowers," and 'Summer Flowers." As tho Chromos ulon nr worth from $10 00 to $15 00, and as the -New York publication is every wny first clans, it presents an unusual opportunity to our subscribers. Tho Chromos aro made by Prang and other celebrated artist, and will be forwarded promptly by mail prepaid. Should any subscriber desim only the two first named Chromos, they will be sent ,vith th; two publication.-.
the M. E. Church in this place The prospect for a good wheat crop ia flattering, so "they say." But "the peaches art; all killed," is the prophecy that offsets the wheat prospect It is being whispered around the corners, in the stores, and frequently at the Batiks,
t i. J.. .1.-1. f
kvncii u iiuieinua uuu,j nun money ; mt prosperity-. .- is scarce, and business awful dull" I !!' li'BiUJL'iJ!!!!1"
Our neignboring county seat, ! A. m;1" Montgomery livxt i -u t. l .7 j ing in Worthmgk n, compelled his
""""""i '"""'P"""."'"' I wife to surrender into Ilia hand? a
and the Justices can now make a ,,-t;iimte of dnivw.it. on n bunk- for
living lhe weather has not .'jl, .'()(), which had been obtained
hpen warm enmio h to thaw the toe ; OV means oi insurwe on trie ine
much, recently, but it molts a wood K a fI'mer hus,n' antl tlicn de'
MiitBinD, MILLER .JOHNSON On Jan. 16th, :v, the residi'-n--of the bride's father bv Fov. W. P. M:Nry, Mr. Robert N. M.llo'r i Miss Emma Johnson, daughter of David Johnson, Esq-., all of Monroe county, Ind. McPH EKTKRS COLLUM At Trro Ifautc. on the 15th instant, at tho residence :f Corey Barbour.br Rev. E. Prank Howe, .1. Glass McPheeters. to Mrs. Amolin R. Cjllum. The above notice speaks for itself our good-looking Postmat.ter ia no longer a single man. The satisfactory manner in which he lias handled tho mails, in his oflicial capacity, gives assurance of his t.bili :y to take charge of a female. Long may
they live, in tha full enjoyment of health
a handful of mils, and then goee to the cheese, cuts off a elice, just to taste it ; then, as a matter of course, must have a .few crackers ; plunges into a barrel of fruit, and perhaps before he makes up his mind to purchase a quarter of a pound of tea he has eaten up the profits on two dollars' worth of goods. To wind it all up, after getting trusted for his tea, on which the merchant realizes a profit of five cents, he leaves the store munching a couple of apples. This is nq picture of imagination, but a reality, except that sometimes the nibbler does not purchase a quarter of a pound of tea.
Second-hand Shatters and
Sash, at Stuart & McPheeters. Fatal to Jacks. From reliable information we are compelled to believe that the epizooty is almost certain death to a jack. Mr. Fielding Lett, of Trainings county, has lost his best jack, and he expects to lose every one he has. The celebrated Dcnsford jack,who has made a great reputation in Washington and Grassy Fork townships,is also dead. If this fatality should be general, it will be a great loss to our farmers and stock raisers. Seymovcr Demoerat. Bird Adams, residing in the north part of Martin County, has become a " hanging bird;" shuffling off the mortal coil through the assistance of a coil of rope. He had been absent from the State some two years, and just returned home on Saturday. He got off the train at Loogootee, and went out to the neighborhood of his old home, and went directly to his father's barn and hung himself. No cause for this rash act is known to exist. His father is well and favorably known, and is one of the best citizens ia his neighborhood. From a recent table published in the American Railroad Journal, it appears that Indiana stands fifth in the list of States in regard to the number of miles of railroads completed in their borders, and the sixth in relation to those projected, young Iowa taking the lead of Indiana in this particular. Shot Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks, Game Bags, and almost anything else you may call for, at Mullikin's Store. The Guns are No. 1 and will be sold low.
or coal pile with startling rapidity j
j parted for parts unknown.
Rev. John Norris, of this Farmers should, beware of the
olace. preaches semi-monthly for j traveling clothes or machine ped
the colored Methodists of Green-! '! who takes notes inpayment or
Administrator's Sale. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned, Anministrator of the Estate of Enoch Green, deceased, will, by virtue of an' order of tho Monroe Common Pleas Court, offer for sale at Public Outcry, on tho premises, at one o'clock P..M., on FftlDAY, March 7th, 1873, clear of all lions and encumbrances, except the Taxes for the 3'car 1873, the following descrilicd real .estate in Perry township, Monroe County, Indiana, to-wit: All of tho west Jialf of the northwest quartor of section (19) nineteen, town (8) eight north, ranee (1) one west, that lies
bt tweon a (16) sixteen acre tract off of the north end, now owned by James Aramorman,and a (23 80-100) twenty-three eightyone hundredth.! acre tract off of the
nth end, now owned and occupied by
Ruth Green, widow of the said Enoch
Green, decciued, leaving in said tract, be-
weer. the two aforesaid tracts (48 20-100)
forty-six twenty one hundredths acres, more or less, appraised at $693 being $15 per aero.
tkkms. uno-thiru casli. tae residue in
equal payments, at 12 and 18 months, with
note., at 6 p.jr ci.nt. interest, waiving benefit of valuation and appraisement laws,
and secured bv izood sureties.
M1TCHKLL D. MATHERS, Jan. 22d, 1873. Administrator. J. ti. Smith Aunter, At.'y.
WISJFJART'g PINJE TREE'-
Tar Cordial,
Nature's Great . Bemefif
fob ran rCluroat curd XwnirrB . It is gratifying for us to inform the publie that Dr. L. Q. C. "WTshttrt'a Pine Tree. Tar Cordial, for Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an onviablt reputation from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast, and from thence to some of Jhe first families of Europe, not through tho press alone, but by persoDS throughout Uhe. State actually benefitted and cured fit his office. -While he publishes less, so'say ouf reporter, he is
unable to supply the demand.' It "gains.
and holds its reputation First. Not by stopping cough, "bat by
loosening and assisting nature t0 throw- off;
tho unhealthy matter 'collected about toe throat and bronchial tubes, which causes irritation. . . Second. It removes tlieiiauso of 'irritation (which produces ough) of the mucous membrane and bronchial. tubes, assists the
lungs to act od throw -"off the wKdeltbjr
secretions, pni purifies the blood. Third. It is free :froiaKpl..IbeH, ipecac, and opium, of whieb most throat and lung remedies are composed, Which' allay cough-only, and disprganae the stomach. It has a soothing jeffect on the stom
ach, acts on the liver and kidney 8,ad lym
phatic and nervous regions, thus reaching
to ?very part of the system, and, in ify. in
vigorating and puri ying effects ..it. has gained a reputation Which it must told above all others in the. market, "
NOTICE. : r::x. :
Tbe Pise Tbei; Tab Cobdial,
GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA ' FILLS AND WORM SUGAR DR0P8 Being under my immediate direction, they shall not lose their curative qualities by the use of cheap and impure article. IIEXRY R. WIS MART, Prop's-.
FREE OF CHARGE. .Dr. L. Q. C. Wishiirt's Office Parlor's are open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 A M to 6 PM, for consultation by Dr. William T. Magee. With him are associated two consulting physicians of acknowledged ability. This opportunity is not offered by any other institution in tbe city. All letters must be addressed to L. Q. . Wbhart, M. P., NO. 232 N. SECOND STBEBT, . PHILADELPHIA.
Xotlce ol' Application for JL1-
cense.
NOTICE I3HEREBY given,to tbe citizens of Bloominfrton township, Mon
roe County, Indiana, and all others inter
ested, that I, David Souder, will apply to lhe J5onrd of Counlv Commissioners, of
Monroe Countv, Indiana, at their March
Term, 1873, fora license to sell intoxicating
liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, for the period of one year, the said liquors to be sold and drank on the following described premises, which are located as follows,- t.o-wit: Part of in-lot No. 153, situate in Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana. Commencing at the south east corner of said lot, running thence west 28 feet, thence north 4) feet, thence east 28
feet, thence north 40 feet, to the place of
bogiming. Day ID SUV JJJSK.. II. M. Gitlmore, Atfy. Jan.22,'73
J. W. HARRYMAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Choice Family Groceries,
Queensware, Gkiasware, Tobacco,
Cigars, Aotons and Salt. The highest rosrket price paid for coUn
try produce. Northeast corner public
square, Bloomington. Ind. jant-T3-
iGCHROMOSl I "CABLOWinsSHIsT," "SC081tOntBI9," I " S9SIDQ FLOWZRS,'- "IRmUKR IXiOwmS. M AWAKI''a"ASlJ3f,T T7 WUk k ECLECTIC WEEKLY ul WKEEXT CSBnUATWOBKtOmdUaMlifcrSUS. M TV m than Cfcromot u th ef wWIjT A ' - - j " Hi iiIIiwi M Miacwkat taaiim. . - W X EatKilbOT Anlitol AT OSCX M Xageimts ttkMaHiaii. XhwvIdau X
Calrer'A rttO Drag Sa.
thaSt HsehlM of th tot Ootttog WmI.;
After tbe tree ia felled and trimmed, U
hone-power is placed near the' tttMhjV
where tt remains stationery, while Wrought IroH-Pramo, mounted on wheels, to which the Saw is attached, is moved
along the log.by means of ah JEttettiiott
Shalt, for any distance required, si-acn
cut is sawea.ou. . x dim ootis we I
sity of moving either the power or the ioc snd saves three-fourths of tbe labor. It
can be worked on soft or uneven ground
and' on hill tides. With two light bcrsa, one man and a boy, it will cat mm tea to forty cords of Wood a day, afltr toe trees are felled ami trimmed.
Th Machine he been ThornugMj fetted it- all kind of Wool, . .
r. .1 t nnrnnnraj mumAUI mmmmb tb
ail wno nave used it. it supplies a wins Ions- feh by Farmers, and will b faund
especially useful in cutting Stave snd Shingle timlwr, Cord-Wood and SW Logs, snd will pay for itself in one month's us The Machines are strong and durable ud
not liaDle to get cat of order. Is mounted oh a sled, and thus can be very
easily and quickly moved from plsoa ts
place. -.
a. is. xners is no otber Kxteniionenari
Vrag Saw rnanutactured withont mmnr- '
ing on our-Patents. PartjetpSrclwfineiojr .
vsiog any oiuer aessbsioo onait- Asg osv without authority from ns, WiUbiproe-
ouiu lor imnngroiem- - - ' .'AJI, are requested to see one..itris. at-. our arm six miles west of Bloomineton. -
Price of JBachine. with 50 feet of tunib-
prietonc. I3UM W.SANDBBfiASONeV Agnts.,.; . . .
. vsMptiiftirigton, Tndn .Dec 4, 187S-r-3irt. . ,
' AIttinfs4rsvtr's Notice. . NOTICE is hereby -given that the nndersigced has been appointed ' by the Clerk of the Monroe 'Circuit 'CeurtJ Ad" ministrator of the esttte of Simpson Bor-' ton, deeewedr late of Perry townsbig, Moltroe County, Indian. -" . ... - The estate is probably solvent. ISlfat W.-SAKTllEIM.
jan8T3; " AdminUttttor.
jjTYli: A2SX lOkX.
Br. T, E. Woodwazd '18 PEJtUASENTLY TjOCATBD 1ST ;.- iMLOOMKMGTOBY, ISD Arid pays especial attention to Disease at the Eye and Ear. . . ' ' " decl8-TJ
St AK HOOD: tlOVr LOST.UOvT KESTORED.
Just published, a new editW of Dr.CuIverwell's Celebratsef
Essay on tbe radical care (without modi- . cine) of Spermatorrhoea,or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, I m potency, Mental and Physical incapacity. Impediments to Marriage, etc. : also, Con-' sumption, Epilepsy and . Fits, induced by self indulgence or sexual extravagance. 1tc$o. Price, in a scaled envelope, only cents. . Tbe celebrated author, in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty gears' successful practice, that the ala tng consequences of self-abuse may be radically cared without .the dangerous use of internal medicine or tbe application of the knife: pointing ont a mode of cure at onoe simple, certain and effectual, by mean of which every sufferer, no matter what hie condition may be, may cure himself cheap , ly, privately, and radically. ' tft& This Lecture should be in the hands of every, youth and every man in th landV Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, io any addi-tss, postpaid, on receipt of ui" cents, or two post stamps; 1 Alio.Dr. Culverwell'i "Karrisge Gruidej" price 50' cents. jLddress the Publishers, CHAS. J. C. KLINE A 00 127 Bowery, New X " Post-Offica Box, 4 586.
castlc-
- J. D. Urmcy & Co.,
have closed the packing season at Hiirrodsburg. They have killed 3,150 head an iucrcasc of about one-third over hut year's operations
Ben. Dunn and Ewing I5nt-
terton started three foxes on the old Sheets farm, jui t northeast of town,
requires written articles of agreement. An illiterate Delaware county man is the latest victim, he l aving discovered that what he supposed to be an article of agreement, was a note for $200 payable nt hank. He protests atrainst the
payment, hut his protest, even if effectual for himself, will not save
the innocent purchaser of the note
one day last week. Young pig i The best p'an is to buy your goods will suffer next Spring, from tlie: ,1'om known and honest home depredations of Reynard, if more , 'ea'cr', fox killing is net indulged in Jiik " Nibbi.kr!" Our proceryThc; latest railroad rumor is, that men will recognize the following Mr. Frazier has sold the bonds ofi leu portrait of a familiar character : thoC. AT. II. Railroad, received i"A nibhler Vs a man who e,,,l.e a ., , . ,. ! grocery or other store, runs his fi lithe money, and is now on his way i ' i i ,i ' gers into every sugar-barrel ana home. According to the recent j dips p a couple of ounces, takes a survey, the road will pas north of nibble at the back of a herring, eats
$ 52 O , O O O ! . (Twkntt Tiiotjs.SD dollabs) in Promiurns, for Distribution among the 2 00 Subscribers of the
CINCINNATI Weekly Enq uirer! IS APKIL, 1873. The number of Premiums are always increased when tha number of names exceed the number ealwlated upon. We now offer tho following; 1 cash premium of 1,000 20 '-ash prnnViumu of $100 each - 2,000 fiO stem-winding wiUehes,$80 each 4,800 100 cash premiums, $20 each' - 2,000 200 cash premiums of 110 each - 2,00 100 cash premiums of $5 each - 600
1 100 cash premiums of $3 each - 300
1U t-asii promiutas or i eaen - - suv 1279 miacellanco'ii) pre. 2 to $10 each 7,200 Making a total of TWO THOUSAND Premiums, vorlh twenty thousand dollars. Kvery subscriber who remits $2 00 for a year's subscription will have his name registered, and wil! be furnished by return mnil h recoipt giving the dale and number to which his nni:ii? is registered, said number being represented by a duplicato in the distribution. A;;ont.i sending 10 names and 20 00 at ono lime, receive a frco paper one year and have their nimcu registered as participants for premiums. .Specimen Copies, Posters, Premiums. Pamphlets and Subscription Blanks sent freo to persons desiring them. Address Furan Mclean, CINCINNATI, fJUIO.
Administrator's Sale. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Administrator de bonis no of the estate of Frederic T. BctlerJ d-
ceasod, will sell at PRIT ATE SALE,ciear
of all hens end incumbrances, tbe lollowme
described real estate, all in the Town of
Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, towit: Part of In-lot 224, ' beginning at the South East Corner of ssid lot, thence running North 21 feet 2 inches, .thence -West 60 feet, thence South feet two inches, and. thence east 60 feet to tbe place of beginning, appraised at $4,00.0. . An other'part of the above described lot, beginning 21 feet and 2 inches north of the south" east corncr.thenctt North twenty-one feet and 11 inches, thence west 60 feet, thenco South 21 feet .11 inches, and thence East 60 feet to the place of beginnifig, appraised at $3,O00. . . Alt other part of the above described lot, beginning at a point 43 feet and 1
inch North of the south east corner of
said lotthence North 22 feet and II inches.
thence West 60 feet, tb ;hce South 22 f( and 11 inches, and the nee East 60 feet to
the place cf beginning, uppraised at -$1,860.
JParts ot in-lots 22J an 224, beginning on the South end of the aforesaid lot 224 at
a point 60 feet West of the- aovth east cor
ner thereof thence -Jortn 66 -ieeVlheBce west 24 feet to a point in said lot 223 afore-"
said, thence South 64 feet, and tbenoe EastH
84: foetto the placaof gionirig, Sppnusea at $1,000. An other part of the aforesaid lot. 223. beginning on the Scutl. boundary of said' lot 18 feot west of tho south' feast corner of said lot, thence north 66 feet, thence west 24 feet, thence south 66 feet, and tfience
east 24 feet to tho place of beglnniug, appriisod at $1,500. ; " . And an other part of the last hnmbersdl lot,bsginning on thesouth boundary there-' of 42 ftiet 'west of the south east' corner thereof, thence north C6 feet, thence west 24 feet, thence south 66 feet to the southwest corner of said lot, and thence east 24 feet to the place of beginning, appraised at $1,200. ' Applications of purchasers .will be receivea for any arid all of the above described real estate, at (ho. Law Office of J. S; Smith Hunter, in said town, up to 3 o'clock P. M. of Saturday, the 25th day of January, 1873. If any part of said -eal estate shall remain unsold, after the iforesaid date, then I will, on Saturday, February 1st, 1873, at 12 o'clock H. of said d ly, offer for sale at public auction, at tbe Court House door, in tho aforesaid utn, such real estate so remaining unsold. Tebus. One-third oash . in hand, and the residue io three eo,i al' installments due in 6, 12 and 18 roontlis from the day of sale, with notes at 6 per cent, interest from date, waiving benefit of appraisement law and secured bv good sureties. JOHN C. VYHISNANI), de25-?2 Ad m' r de bonis non. J. S. Smith Hunter, Att'y.
,Btlce to Nvn-Kettldents. The State of Indiana, Monroe County, in the Circuit Court, March Term, 1S74. , Moses Pox vs George N Puett, William Biclgc, et til Now comes the Plaintiff by McNutt,' Bjors & Mien, Attorneys, and flies his complaint herein together with an afttdavit that said Defendants,; George N. Puett Emily Puett, Melvin M. Hyneman, and Mary J. Hyneman, impleaded wi .h others, are not residents of tbe State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given ssid defendants, that unless they be and appear , on tbe second day of. tha nest Term of tha Monroe Circuit Court, to be holdan on tha second Monday of March," A. D. 1873, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said County And State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the said complaint will be heard arid determined in their absence, Witnitss my name and tbe senl of said Court, affixed at office thereof.this 1 4th day of January A. D. 187s.
janlS, '73. JOHN B. EAST, Clerir.
- ffstlee to Soa-JRestdeata. The State of Indiana, Monroe county in tbe Circuit Court, March Torm,187S. ... Samuel Wallingford vs. James Fairly et al. Now comes tbe Plaintiff, by Btuklrk is Norton, Attorneys, and flies his complaint herein, together with an aSdavit that said Defendants, Mary Fairlcy, John Fsirlev, Elizaboth Torance and Torancc, h"r husband, whose christian name i unkaovr, Robert Fairlcy, Kosana Johnston snd - . Johnston, 4ier husband, whose ch-itia name is unknown, Smith Fairley mai Andrew Fairler, are not residents of the Stata
of Indiana. - i ' - - ; .1 r i - . .
fcndants,that unless tbijr be and f.ppearofl .. the second day of tbe next Term of the ' Monroe Circuit Court, to be holdan on t'.ii tbed Monday of Mar. A.I3.'t3,Ht: be fvurt
Upuse. in sioomingtonjnsaid county, ana -State, -,nd ahsy et.QT dS'iut to-?said complain.(the same will bo besrd, and deter. .;
raine7n tnetr aoeence. ...
.-'Witness, my name snd tho senl of said
Court, affixed at Bloomington. Indiana..
this 14th day of January, A. D. 187.
Jknuary, .15, 18TJ.
mem
JOHN BOCHESTKR, takes pleasure in informing the public that he has established himself again in the Butler building. Shaving and Hair Cutting done in. style. Bloomington. Ind, tfay 24ra,.HTI.
fakes- pleasure in announcing, to the JLadies of Bloomington abd vicinity, that she "
has just reuimed from the city with ' i -t nci? wn a ivi?nt t v
Elected stock or FALL AHD WHITER MILLINERY AND Real and Imitatioii Hair Goods.
"We Also have an assortmerit cf
LADIES' FURHISHBJG
GOODS. It will be to the interest of every on 4 call and examine our good be'ore pnrchaiibg elsewhere. We are thankful for past favors, xadhop " low prices and fair dealing, id merit a eohtitsuancs, ef tbe same.
CWKST SIDJfc 6f THjfc SfJJUt.t BOOM FOiaMIUti.T OOCCPtift lit . TOMB AKD JQBX 8KtXM: '