Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 42, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 February 1873 — Page 2
LCQMtHGTQH PROGRESS
aarmiramMg.- ua'BiSL.wLii sar.: 1 a ram
$4.00 Per Year la Advance. WILLI Oft A. tABK, Kdlto. ami Propritor
A Stgro
Uuricd Alive.
Vof.tarkd
its
j niit inatisbuglitor upon a single J tion, which has given the Altline man or woman, lie wouKl, in the! a world-wide repletion, wc think eye of the law, have been guilty of, there is an advance in the art standprecisely as grave a crime as that art! of the designs at least it is
Found Horribly
Jli Coffin.
The grave cannot give up
dvad, hut it can ami does reveal -most terrible mysteries. One sueh has just come to light here, and it is i-rouling a great amount of exr:temcnt, particularly among the t-motioual celored people. It is a fearful tale in all its aspects ; the baste to be rid of the body, the indctvnt rolicking over the corpsi;. ami lastly, the dreadful, horrible culmination. Some days ago a colored man named Andrew Dow died, or, as was only too well afterwards ascertained, fell into a state of absolute coma. The relatives and irieit Is made great lamentation over the body, filling the air with their cries. Aliur a while the usual offices were performed to the body ; it was washed, dressed, and laid out with decently composed limbs and closed t ' -. It was a subject of frequent remark, "How natural poor Andy lo iked just as if he was asleep." And so he was ; literally asleep.onJy to ) soon to awaken into a stiHing, struggling life. In accordance with a custom quite prevalent among the negroes and not wholly unknown I believe, in New York food and
littuor were provided for the mourn- J ' ni, , 1.1 . - V j .
vis. i nree uays ana inree nigiiis
ot trying to wreck an express train,
and thus endangering the lives of scares of people. Such offenses deserve special legislation. Death should, of course, tyi the punishment of a man who causes the death of a human being by throwing a train from the track, but the at-
very evident that the conductors are now able to give their subscribers designs which, aside from their intrinsic merit, arc valuable as expositions of the styles of our foremost artists. The prospectus gives a list of con tri bu ters which includes
: nearly all the painters of high
tempt, even if unsuccessful, ought j standing in rbo country men who certainly to be punished with im- have never before condescended to prisonvnent for life. No man who is i come before the linb'ie through the
tunable of so fiendish an act should
be permitted to go at large in any eommunitv.
A Terrible Death in Sullivan County. The Sullivan Democrat says:! Early on last Monday morning Mr. R J. Mullen, who lives a mile or two cast of Currysville, started on horse back to ride to the school of! which he is teacher, and at an unfrequented point of the road his horse slipped and fell on Mr. MeXUillen, breaking his leg. In his helpless condition he lay there and froze to dea.h undiscovered ! Mr. McMulleu was a man of about 'itry-five or sixty years of age. Me was a quiet, unobtrusive gentleman, possessing a cultivated mind, and loved by all who knew him. He had lived in our county for twelve or fifteen yens. He leaves a wife, but had no children we believe.
a Broken Heart.
medium of the wood engraver.
1.5.
P KA LEI! I IT G ROC ER I K S, PRO V IS I O QU KENS WARE AND GLASSWARE, Cj ollogfo Atpii 1 tl , ilmb Howe's Old Stand, norlS M.OOMIXCTOX Jxj),
i , . i i i xi i i t J e I erro Haute Arnrcs ,!,! they watch bes.de the body, eat- . . Afermer in, drinking nnu making merry m , ui a general jollification. 1 he coma -,m!
continued. Not a muscle moved,
!Skm WitH
Tl... 'I' Tr 7 ..!!..
j 1 1 v .1 ci i t; iiamu jii.riri:xs iuiis
came into
that he
top of a
...,.,n i.:n :,, n.,.,i, t.,,,!.:..
mt ot. ..-ia Iil nnrtv.rr.il f mtlioll OVOI . . 1
" Tr r , ". f i crving f.itterlv. The weeping one s'lttbtlv. .Lven had it done so, , , ,, -. , . , , had a small sled to which a mule
u. mourners were u u.u.ik - W!ls att;u.h((1 )v traces merelv. perceive the motion lho dem- . t:nstraUons of grief were noisy, j , d the hill,
ine -snouung oi i.y. 3 u.u ; , , , , , .. , ,
with comic songs ; the suay.ng to - 1() tho front of the mup ond and fro of howling women waS4li-1 , , , tJl '
sifted bv the eccentric ifcitics ol , . , , A. ' ; ,
1 IIU l.HUU H'UIVCll M 'Ul till I II UllU
He two
the man was broken-hearted."
"Juba" dances. Unable to longer endure this, the brother, on the third day, ordered the body to bo temporarily placed in a receiving
vault. Despite assertions that the : Wed ,ja3 l)0Cn supposed corpse was yet warm, this ' . ;',,.. 1 I figures which do nol
Yesterday the vault was opened paper.
and the coffin brought out for reg- i lions : ilar burial. Attention was attracted j The Indiana Legislature is cconto the circumstance that the strong ; omizing at every term, except in screws were strained loose, and the tiu, matter of their own compentop pried up. Wonderingly the i nation. This present session has
cothu was opened, and there v:w i voted $125,000 for Legislative cx-
Wiiat Use Figures Tell.
'fin: New Albany 1 Around
making some
not look well on
Yo copy one of its calcula-
fouiHl the bodv, turned and twisted,
every line .showing most frightful sigouy, the face downard, one hanvl clutching the hair of the head, the other outstretched, with the nails driven into the wood. The teeth were clenched, the eyes glassed and distended in a wild, frantic stare, and the feet contracted and curled. Of course, no blame attaches to any one for this sad event,but many citizens have vowed solemnly never to bury any friend until decomposition has unmistakably .set in. Savannah Cor.N. Y. World.
penses. This to be divided between members, clerks and incidentals. There are about 200 employes. This would give, deducting incidentals, about $900 to each member for sixty days service, or at the rate of $3,000 per annum. How is that for high ! ! !
About
Blotch
What
A Spirit tbat Knew
Wanted. Buried at Last. JEsop C.Wilson, of Mcdora, Jacksou county,
Legislative
Werli.
j It mujt be apparent to every 1 thoughtful observer of events .in I tiiic f, in ti f r fKnf t U n rr f .wi linrfi
j to the perpetuity of our govern- . ! mcnt and free institutions, is the
. i 1 I i
mama jor mawing aim uumuKing ,
laws.
lake
"the little drummer boy," died in
an example.
the Indiana Legislature as
Several very iianor-
, . .ovi i o." 1 imiu unia iiiv..M uiliiii"
i:ia armv in jooi or iou, anu was .i i , , i ,, : o the special and regular session that Inined in Missouri. Some months i '.. . . . , ... , , I nave thrown contusion into t!.c ad-
snier, ins lamer, ur. v nson, nau the remains disinterred and removed home. The mother, brothers :tnd sisters of "The little drummer 3xy" were averse to having his remains interred. Finally it was determined to place the corpse in the iittfe bed-room where iEsop used to sleep, and there has the body reposed for about nine years past. Mrs. Kcigwin, the medium lor ppiritual communion, stopped qt Dr. Wilson's a few days ago, dur
ing which time some intelligence,
purporting to be the spirit ol liisop, gave such evidence of his identity as was satisfactory to the living kindred, and demanded that his remains be interred,and at the spirit's request, the body was buried in"thc ground," on Friday, JaD. 24, 187:?..
Auditor's Sale of Delinquent
Lands.
OTICK is lnviibv yivon tlmt tlic fol-
oTvin U"iiotr er rm reels of JjnmU inul
Town SjoU, or so linieh thereof n sliall bo neeossary for tliat pnrpo-, will be ."old, or oflVml for siile, nt tlic t'uni't Ittniso ilor,in tliu Town of Bloomingtoii, to tilt! highest biihlcr, for ensh in hnnJ, en Monday, March -4th, 1S73, thf Fnmi! liavinj; been inortg:igitl to tb Statu of Indinmi, to secure flic i payment of principal imA iiHerost on Coliimon School mid t'onarcs.-ion.'il Hchool Tunil of said
county ail wliich hovo locoiwa forfeited to the Stati! for tho non-puymont of intocst. on the stimc. If less than the win le ',riK't is .-old. the pnrt so sold will be in the northwest corner of s:id truct ; nnd if less tlinn the whole Lot is sold, the pnrt so sold shall (o off of the side cxU-ndintf ncri said T.ot. Sale continuod from day to d;iy until all shall be sold or uttered for s:ile, Wash infion T vanish ip. A!0, the ?(Hithve?t quarter of (he northwei', quarter of section twelve, township ten, range one west, containing forty acres. Mortgago-l by dncksoii Hales and wife. Principal, into rest, damages nnd costs. S'lO.CiO.
AUo, the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter, section twciity-tliree, township ton, rnngo one west, contfiinint; forty acres. Moi'tniccd to .Stephen Wilson and wife. Principal, interested:) m ages and costs,Ciy. l5. JUnton Toirnahip. Part, of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section six, township nine, rangn on east, enntainins; 33 acres. Murtjcnged by Thomas G. Oliver. Principal, interest, damages and cost, $74.70. Also, the northwest, quartnr of the northwest ouarter of .section tliirtv-one, town-
aild j ship nine, rani;e ono east, containing; forty
acres. iori.aeu ny .jonn i arnaui aim wife. Principal, interests, damages end costs, $74.10. liloominyfon Township. Tho southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section two, township nine, range one west, containing S3 acres. Mortgaged to Sarah .Jackson. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $39.50. Also, part of In-lots Nos. three hundred and forty-five nnd threo hundred and fortysix in the Town of 15 oomingtrin. Mortgaged to Thomas B. MeCunn and wife. Prin cipal,iiiterest.,(limagts nnd cost -.i-71.50. Also, Tn-lot No. two hundred and sixtythree ill the Town of Hloomington. Mortgaged by 'William F. Browning and wife. Principal, interest, damages and cots, f -150. 74. Richland T"Wnnhip. The no; theast quarter of the southwest quarter section ten, township nine, range two west, containing forty acres. Mort-
gej liv .larnes r. lutsell. i rimapai,
es and costs. $52.30.
Vfiif Tiurtn Twnsh in.
The east half of the northeast quart r, section eighteen, township eight, range two west, containing eighty acres. Mortgaged by 'William Campbell and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $222 -15. Perry Tmnship. Part of .Seminary Out-lot Ko. forty-six in the Town of Jtloominsrton. Mortgaged b' John G. McPhctridgc nnd wife. Princi'pal, interest, damages and costs, $108.15. Also, part of b.-minary Out-lt.t No. forty-six in tho Town of IV.ooniingtoii. Mortgaged by John G. McPhetridge and wife. Principal, interest, damages and cost. $107.10. Also, the northwest' q'tnrter of the north-
t quarter ot section eleven, towhslup
lit, range one wist, conlMining forty
acres. Mortgaged I:y Kurus Loatney anil wife. Principal, irtcrvst, duinages and cos, $108.05. Perry and Salt Crick Townxhips. The northwest quarter of tho northwest quarter and tho nordi half of the south
west quarter of the T orthwest quarter,
Koticc ol .fjiiilMulion ttr 1,1-
C4E1SC.
-VT OTICK IS l'KUKHY given. , tliecita iens f Hloomington town.-hip, Mon
roe ( mnfv. J mliana. and all orii r-iiiter-
ested. that I, Pavid Soiider, will npnlv t the Board oCC'ounlv (.'oimnis-ioiiers. !
Monroe Cotinti'. Indian:!, at their Marc!;
I l-riM.ls7'i. torn iicensi tosell int' xicttin,-
liquors in a Ics quantity than a r nirt at a
tune, tor tin; period ol one rear, the said
liquors to he oid and drank on the following described premises, which are l.icatc
as follows, to-wit: Part of in-1ot. No. i:,s situate in IlloomiiiLTton, Monroe county
Indiana. Commencing at the seiltli asl
corner ot said lot. running thence west
feet, thence north -to feet, t hence o.ist 'ir teet. thence south 40 feet, to the place o ' beginning. DAVtJ) SOl'DKU.
II. M. ;il!uio:e. Alt v. ,b :n.22.'7"
MERGHAHT
TAILORS,
Nt F.mseto cs.o-riiiEiiis, KOIITH SWE PUBLIC SqVAti.1, j Bloomingtoa, I&d.,
M.-Ve
III
.I'l't r. Ily -..
i;n'. ever opc Tic patrol expt-et to re,', !iiMoi'ab!c t re
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I t!
"Wm. M. Tatk. T). TV. Fisu. JN' X' t H - s s t , i i F a m. I y Grocery,
TATE &
llfMI. 1 IIS IN
stm'I.i: and i:ycr fWocKiuics,
f C-UmU place.
and mi "it in their
nil
if r, ticui
-sible
IC-l it! tlli i- of this If
ivrf tile same r ituient tle.'V liiii ,e new flrtii will cel theill.-elveS
may ali''ay urti'i ns and i alv.ay.i re-endeavo-to. in I'm is pai-
Pi'ovisi .i; of all kind
I-"n 1 1 1 : ! i i - - nitch Vi Lfinl, :aii lied Kr'i:r : T, !);. -'.,(,.,! c;,i i, li-ctad with gnat cafe our owe. i li.r.v iiiir ai d
to suit the wmi's of ii r, Corn Mr::!, Ilncun, in ! V'eg.'tnbles. t t lie liest lifaitdi", , to suit the wants of ssnokinj; customers
iSOF 'When we take tin order for
Tho higho-t prices paid for all kinds of Country Produce, cither in goods or cash. Our Country KiieiuJs are especially requested to call and csauiiau our stock before huviio oU'i-v!ie:'e. inavl-7'J
Co:it, Pants or Vest, to be raade up ; .
do not have it 'tiiii ; UA
hv a Tuilor,
toiic t tier tiiinti n tn u
r.porators
ii 1 o i li ii ji t
interest, damn
ministration of civil affairs lhroiih-1 tio" t,,ir'.v' toos'iip eight, nmge one ea-.t, 4i. c .j. . i-i -ii ! containing sixty acres. And part of the
northwest quarter section twcnt.v-live.lown-ship eight, range onis west, containing one hundred and twenty acres, in nil. one hundred Bnd eighty acres. Mortgaged by Joseph Pennington unci others. Principal, interest, damages, and costs, $3.11.75. Salt dree): Township. Tho southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section live, township eight.
i range one east, containing lortv acres.
Mortgaged by James Lamkins and wife. Principal, in terest.da nages and costs, $01. 05. Also, the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirty-ono,tovnship eight, containing fo-ty acres. Mortgaged by lteuben Clark and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $49.20.
Also, the northwest quarter of the south-
out t no tttato, wluon will require two or three years time to settle. By the time tha people get to understand the.se radical changes, another Legislature will assemble aad make other change.- that will prove even mora vexations. The act for the assessment of property
and f.r tUo levy and collection of t.txc.-,i.s a case in point. Instead of careTully rovi-ino; the old law and amending it as the necessities of the times seem to demand, the State Auditor must needs abrogate the
wiioio law ant get up a ponderous ; ,a,t qu;ncr of SIJ(,UlM1 thirU-one,towsi,ip document of three hundred and one ; c'urht, rano one east, ooiitainim; forty
sections, which the .Legi.-slature.with-ont scrutinizing its provisions and
Tbc Holy Fathers Coming. The expulsion of the Jesuites from Germany, and the not i:.n probable adoption of the same policy by Italy, are likely to give other coun1ric an increased representation of the fathers. About two hnndierl members of the society proper have leen forced to leave Germany. Besides these, there were in the empire some five hundred pupils and lny brothers. A considerable proportion of the exiles have been sen t to iiclgium, where they can watch over the border of their late do.nuiii, and thirty have been apportioned to this country. It is the prevalent belief in Italy that the order will soon be abolished in that country, and that its members are getting ready fur removal. Tired with their conflicts with those govern
ments in which the State assumes
the control of religious matters, it is said that tho fathers will hereafter devote special efforts to reclaim England and the United States from their pestilent heretical position. Hanging Was Too Ciood for Such as ISc. A man who was tried nt Martford, last week, for niacin" ob
structions on the railway track, in
discovering the absurdity of many of them, passed ; and, by so doir.g, throw the whole revenue system into confusion,and impose upon county officials the necessity, of failing to comply with the provisions of the law in assessing and collecting taxes. No important law should be changed or repealed in a legislative; freak, without a demand for the change on the pr rt of the people. Important changes inlaws should be discussed in the canvass preceding the election, and the people, by their votes, have an opportunity of passing upon the merits of these changes as well as upon the merits of individual candidates. Were tlii idau mlmitoiL fill! rdofduin r-.m-
vasscs would assume an imoortaiicc-!tl'""',''e 3
and dionitv for the last few years! fialt Crr-.k ToicMp.
unknown, and tho people would be instructed by the discussions. EmuHviik Journnf.
acres. Mortgaged tiy Isaac A. Chandler and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $112.42 Clear Creek Township. The northeast qi arter of the southeast quarter section twen :y-four,townsliip seven, range one west, crritaining forty acres. Mortgaged by Wi Haul II. fScUcos and wife.. Principal, interest, damaged and coats, $107. 9!. Indian Creek Tairnship. The north part of the northeast quarter, section live, township snven, range two west, containing one hundred and twenty acres. Mortgaged by Richard H, Gentry and wi'e. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $31 y.70. ALSO, at the sf.me time nnd pliice, I will offer the following tracts of land belonging to the sixteen tii section of the following Townships, and forfeited for the nou-puyiuont of inlerost and prinsipal. liniion Township. The north wet quarter of the southwest quarter of section sixteen, township nine, range one easUtontainin.-. .orty (teres. Hold iojouutimn Kieliwu. Principal, itcret.
have anticipated. J he issue tor January, coming as it docs upon the heels of the great Christmas number, might possibly miss some of the attention wliich '.he enhanced artistic value deserves. Aa the ini-
uruvr to wrec-K inc jjostou ami AewUial number of a new year, it is a York express train, was found j sort of justification of the expectat;tiilly, and sentenced to ten years' tion by the promises of the pub- i iuipiisuiiuieof. The Court gave him j lulu is in their widely scattered
i tie ivwrtvii senience perm t ilea by I In slul nte, but its inadequacy to Mutt ihe .--coutiiirel's deserts is obViij;t.j. ild lie attempted tu com-
Tlio northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section iiixtern, township eight, range one east. Containing forty acres. Sold to Perry Hale. Principal,' interest, damages and costs, $i1.40.
Tin: Aj.dink 1-ok Janm;a!!Y. y"'
This superb enterprise is being! h,! h,",i"' th? - s"l,t" 0,,at 'i,,!U't('r
stcandy and surely carried forward l e,,,t, containing eighty ncres. Sold to John to an artistic development that its j Hanson. Principal, interest, damages and rvw.ct I'liimllt-io Adornta 1711i1l.l K n I'd I v I COstS, $h-l..5.
. . - A lao he
prtispectus. wiiiie it wouiu l-e hardly possible to iitito any marked change in the uniform and unrivaled
eJteclh
niccUanicai oxecu
Also, the southe:si qnirt-r of tho north
east qimrter.seetion s xtecn. township seven. ini;e one east, conta'ning 40 acres. Sold to Alexander Ouic!-;. Principal, interest, damages and costs, I'J.'.'O. Also, tl;e south wvt quart f-r of the nort heast quarter si-ctioi. sixieen, township sevon, i-arge one cast, olitaiiiing forty acres. Sold to Isaac Grubb, sr. i'riuciiial, interest, damages and costs, $4-t.J.r. Indian C.'reh T.i'nxfiip. The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter section sixteen, township seven, range two weit, containing forty acres. So!d to Josjo S. lYalkc:. Principal, intercut. dr.io!;i) an I costs. jiiCri.''.. JAM lis 1 MAN'LKV, Ami. Moi,. Co. Ulouiuingwii, ttid.. i'"c!i. 12 is 7:1.
s
By vii tne of a e-.-rtiiied copy of r. (iei-i' -e, to mo diroctcd. from the Clerk of the Common VleasConrt. of Monroe County. I will expose U public sale, to the highest bidder, on Pat'.t.iiav March 1st, 187:1. betwei-n the hours of ten o'clock A M 4 o'clock P. M. of said day. nt t!i door of the Court House, in IJloomingtou. Monro1 County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of thi following describe;.! r.-al estate, to-wit: 'd'hc south half of the south west fourth, of section two, and the north west quarto of the south wc.-t quarter, of section two. townhin Nil nine, range two vest, Also.
ill-lots in tho.Town of Kllrttsviile, Monro County, and State of Indiana. Xos. flftysoven and lif'ty-eigl.t, with the improvements thcreou. And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interests and oosK I will :t the snme. time and phice expose juildic sale the fee simpl- of said real est at Taken as the vropertv of Henrv 11.
Seals and Margaret I. Seals, at the nu'.t of Alexander Sntiierland. Administrator of
. T. liuller's I'.-tate. Said sale, will le mudn without ir.y relief whatever from valuation and appraisement laws. L YV.'SON K. MeXIXXKY. Pel). 5th, '7:. Sheriff Monroe (.'oun'v.
Itiiu) bv female
We do just aa we sijjree
to do. Theru nei-er h9 boon o choice a stock of ffspnts' Fiirnlsiliiiiffr ftooiJ in the Town, as our present, suppb iniiipri'es, and we ask for it a careful examination. Our Clothing Depnrtntent is supp'ieil w! v tn tho latest styles, ho;h in cut and material, and is not the shoMy. slop-shop article sold in ordinary e!othinr stores. We would i-nspi.ct:'ully call the attention of the public lo our Inrtje assortment of .Veek Ties, consisting of eaell and Cory v: ! i ! y , color and sly'e, and we are res civiiig imoii 1 1 I v. I.hu latest and most approved kinds. We have al.-o a large stock of the eetcVated 'Starr Shirts' warranted to be the nuitcst and most comtVirtublc tihirt " The' Latest Styles ia Bat. AVill always l e f uni t in .mr house, and at fistun s t i suit the most rxaoting buyers. We li.ke. phsKtiri ill cxliibiting onr new moo ts. So please caii. ' pl 10-72 MeOSE & SON.
I. IS 15 F, O O tS I N G T X . Wit. Stl-art. Ciias. H. j'lTriROTitfcs. Stuart & McPheeks,.
II iv removed their oHt!t side of the s : i
Hardware tslornt.i the ::re,
hi MuNouie Hall Bui!d:ssr
Ol
AKD A coar. PLETE STOCK of TEIT BOOKS STATIONERY at the POST OFFiCB Nfirs Slaad. McPbeetara SELL axt iJA.ll IV TOWK,
tt-SiaS OF TIIK KLEPHAKT., 1
tl.o'cr old friends in
torn L
A. 1. 1 o i y . t Tj r "vi -, (rli'ICK OVKH JJCLUKIX'SSVOU West iSVo'c Public Square, R HA) ii n S S G T S , 5 X S 1 .4 o A . SiV. Cla'ms end I.etrsl business of :
lid carefudy and protv p
kind
lie
d"d to.
And hope to mr-et al'. tho now locution.
In addition lo keying a fall line oJ momf 8teil, PAINTS, OILS, Doors, Suah, Crtt-w, Pullj Chnm-t, COLLA1JS, IIAMES, AC, They wili have t lj rgo supply of Agrioultnr..I Lmplenitnts and Machines.
RfwStuai t ti Me! 'heaters now hav hu j Ao.ok v for the li'H-keve State, aad Ji ;
Cliampioii llrfaj vr , ud ilower. I'artisnlnr attention given to ippWiag ouildciii Hardware and ?d':chaBics Toeis.
WEHHER 8 Si
"X Tl X. rJ? TZ.'
CINCINNATI
Lager Beer,
IV o. 450
riFTH STUEKT.
I2!ctomf nprtoH,
Suditiua.
I rtrinU niy lU'cr I !r, at cliu Ilex! or fSulfMjn. "VoiMiqf'i-s Old f-ljiinl 83" 1 have two fine Billiard Tube those, who with to while away a p" hour. Liquor of nil Winds, and of t :
quality only, kept constantly or hand. 1'KrKK WKHSK!;, ddclSTJ Proprietor.
!?fiSir-c Ui rv!is-"tt':.t4;csjts Til" State of Indiana, .Monro., count v. in tho Monroe Circuit Court. March term, 1873. Complaiet to revive Judgm- nt. C.co!':;e A. Huskirl; and William A. Cube vs K.ii:abeth lo.ii ler. Geo-e !I P.ir.h r.-1 al. Nov cotn.-s the PlaintilVs. by l!i!l:'rk & Noitoii. A ;to: iieys.and iile their complaint herein, together with an atli lavit that said i Vfeiidaiit. ; orge II. liutler is not a resident of the St ite of Indiana Ivotice is therefore hereby given said defendant, that nil lev he be and appear on too lii'st ;li,y of tin: next Term of the .Von- ': Ci'Vuit C ourt, to he tmidcii on llie sec
ond Monday of M-reli. A. I). 1
.c.e C,iu;t House, in loooioiiii;'ti'.n. in Aii
LOO
South
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Foil Tin: su;:v o
THE Bill ELEPHANT.
Mdo ot too Sipuirp,
Iiloouiington
rniirl-71
CANDY M A a U F A C T o a
BEEAD, CAKES AND Candies made Daily. Wii! Duplicate any bill m his line of trade freight paid hero. I AM AGENT FOB TUB Lzsifair's B&ItlBre Ojstcr tkptk
3L
THE KORTH 3
A New Tisa Jh. One Doer North of (be Pout Oj3c.
II;is opened a Tin Shun and Stovs Ptrnv
c-, in (he room one iloo r.oith of t:n J'imI t
a' I lice. ,in,1 v iil give i-spefiiil attrition t
litw'.noss i:i his ii::-.. It.w.fin, Snotitene
AT 97 COLLEGE AVE
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RECEIVING -A
ASSORTMENT
NICE
Jiy virtue ot a cortititM copy or a decree to me directed from the Clerk cf the Monroe Common Pleas Court, in a cause wle i c-;
in John Valdron is rdaintilt' and Denids
Murray and Mug.ir. t Murray are defeii 1- j ant, rcijuirin:: ine to make the sum of eight i
hundred and uighty do'iais and ninety-!! vi cents, with iutercl on said dicree aie costs, 1 will expose, at public s:ilc to tin: highest bidder, on Saturday. February 22d, I.S73,
between the hours of HI o'clo-jk A. M.,
4 o'clock P. M.. f said d::v. nt the door of I
the Court House, in IJloomics;ton. Monroe
Coutitv. Indiana, thn rents and nrofils
a term not pxceeding seven ye .rs, of tt following described real estate, to-wit : In -Lot Number three hundred an 1 fortyeight, in the Town of llioo'uiiigt-o.:. ..!. aroo County, Indiana.
If such, rents and profits will no, a sufficient Mtm to satisfy said ii t terests and costs, I will, at the -a:
and place, expose to public sal" the fees: eple of said real ostato, or so much there:-!" as may be sufficient to dischargo sai l decree, interest and costs. Said sale will le mado without any vlief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. LA W'SOX E. McKlNNKY, Sheritl Monroe Co'inty. J. S. Smilh Hunter, Att'y for I'laintitt'. Jan. J2d, 187.i.
O ES, '
compare iarorablj witl am j in Town,
PBINTINO ! THE PROGRESS Joj Priatiiiu Ofice ICort'i Gido Public Dqnro,
l sU kinds, i i ir i .irol to do l'rintin;; i fltyki (u".ai to tho Lett iu IUj cocutt .'. rariici-J
aMoatiou Md to tnchidiT,,; Bill Trrri1-i, n-mfl m TrttevTXwU, Y. Ild'uls, Oh cuiiiifi, Cards, I't-sttrw, .v. lin;i:-i:if in 4 a i.ie -iiilty. Ordora liom a tlihtauco will vo lror..pl a'.untlon.
;1 com:: .-. an i .-,tn a:t..i an.--.ver :; aemur to I (iuttcrinar. etc.. ibeu on short notice, am! ! is. -.-, said e ,: i'.i i!ui same will le. hc:-d and i K! i.,.,. it.. ..v hf.r.. i
i'.i t riiiineii iii Ir n! -eiiee. of the rublie i)atrotif:'i. and snaranieMi 1
"" L.'-.j Wit, ,e-s my m.incund the .call Call .:,! inc. ' ' j f said Courl. aili::.-.l at lih oiu::igtoii, this i niwmdntrt.iti. In J.. Soi t. 3, 72-3t 1
?lh tiav of .lanuarv. A.I). 17::. ... I s for panla 73 .JOHN It. KAST. Cfr-rk. 'If-"" ' It gj B g
Hj iSiol!Mt'iviiis". I ..ntTn,n..nT.. 6 1
I ' SPHLNu FIOWERS. - 'STrMXEB W1MWBB9," ff 1 r, lS'J lV t' l 7I T)7' I AWA10t-rf ASLEEP." ff Titl J l-5 L-.ioi ia ..t i iL I XiTithiHEra!CTiciviiiir.TiiiinKEi:i.Trnnifi. 8 if, T TWUi i , . . . , ,,,,,, . . TUiTnoiiii(acMot!ui!),ib, hoo. g -a. iAi k, W JS.J!a U.lh Ieae. !!.. ! teml.TSO'l S t urn: tun- ot Ui Osmhid. it. 111. He of WldojS' I I. Warc-oou,. an l he wi.l give urict al- Ki m
elltloll lo t!::; 1 8uleplliiri fa-nUhod AT OSCE B 1 I mill I toll Chrctnou B I
trNnKBTAklNoi.NIH-l VE3? j ttS'l WMH9 ' ftt
i Mr. Van 7. and: bus had manv vcarV t-i HwU'DAil8 U5?l SB S7 MS SM W W 1 WRE i -ei-ionce i:, the busine-s in pi vario- j "A ! i ranciios, and v.-ii! tal:c paim to mMib! K Y- j gV9 T'V -l mf m vant'i of th,; ,o,iie in every part.:cu':,r. ; fi." JtZL JffiS i ! le now lias in :mv, n;i 1 wii! h-vvo af anv '
t ' 1 1 mo cu'tomcrs n av oali, a goud giso, t-! , , , , ' '
I "'V'" Vifv rn.iT'-pn I ' THE "LIGHT RUSH Ha"v, ! V"T'
ml overy.hi iu U,-t. line, which w.l! be jDQMlylV T W"&' u 3 m f Lb L VERY LOW FOli CASH. HElS 7HS . LAJKIST Zitt I T :
:!f,,, itui 1 ii'iirtiii;tn; intsrie will r-Wve tmjj H aRijW ; wiitS ..g.i.y. . ''ii",". I ImvethciVo-dena'lcd'' ' ,)e"K'11 '1'' toilil.M. 'if I f"Ol
Aisciun it hi m 8atWwr AT ALL HOUU3 ,t pay Sv:J rs "S j - f thn day or night. A If AXilSOM R th?l.ot ma- H if S WOSm& & W tiL A&S&m . ilKAHSK. isownod in connection withfif chine. Provr lt?5SWJgf ; : tal,Ii,hmctit. ..ii.l iMinui. ..,.n ,. i ..... ,.i. !,,. P SA-tfiS3?! XS . . .
: :im:i bavin- their biiU mMU IS t.OV I..- i fL, ' v,l far&&&r.iiB , feis-w.i IP
: io... . I,- ... ...i.... ;., i....: i wr ;sjwv
i North Side of ti. I'ubiic .mar. Bloom- 'f "'' $y Y. or j in-ton, Ind. Jan. ai, 73. t-luflannti. !)?. IS, . ! . .
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3. m. rcliard & Sons, PROPRJETORS. Opposite the Depot, Bloomingteu, Ind. R" JT Paint trill In tpand to immnmcj,tn thj trave'.toy public
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For the relief ami cure of all derangements in the stouiuch, liver, and bowels. They are a mild aperient, and an
cxceucui purgative. Relli purely vciretalile. tlicv
x contain no racrW& curv r mineral
5 whatever. Mueh
serioii'! sickness and siijfering is prevented hy their timelv use; and every family should have thcm'on hand for their protection and relief, when re'iuired. Loiir experience has proved them to lie the safest, surest, ami best of all the I'il.t with which the market abounds. Ily their occasional use, the blood is piiriticil, tho corruptions of the system expelled, obstruction removed, and the whole machinery of life restored to its healthy activity. Internal organs which become clogged and sluKRish are cleansed by Ayer's 1'UJb, and stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease, is changed into health, the value of which change, whim reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy it, can hardly be com puteil. Their sugar-coating makes tliem pleasant to take, and preserves their virtues unimpaired for any length or time, so that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable. Although gearchinar, they arc mild, and operate without disturbance to the constitution or
diet or occupation
i arc eivc
each box, how to use them as a Familv i'hvsie.
nnd for the following complaints, which these
A I.cctHJ- to Young -Hen.
e5w?-T".-t published. l.nvclope. Trie,
n a Scaled
jikltVCIUIHi. J 1 li e. f,.v licnis.
A 'heeturu on the Nature, Treatment nr.d Radical cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Involun.ary Kmissions. Sexual JJebilitv, and luqiedinients to J'arriai'c. jfenurally ; Norvoti.-ness, Con-i.mpti 'li. Kpilep.iy and Fit-; Mental and Physical' Incapacity, rc-stiltinsj from Keb' .!:..'., etc Ky ItOBRKT J. CIThVKtSWKLh, :.I)., aiilhor of the "Green Book," ete. ' j The world renowned author, in this iidniirablo JjOCtiiro, clearly proves from his own experience., that lho awful oon-eqiH ii-cc-s of soil-abuse, i:iny be eifectiKilly removed without rocdiciiie.and without (ia ltorous surgical operations, boiieies. inst ui- ' nionts ir cordials, pointing out a mod, of troatmrnt at once simple, curtain or cll'eellial. by means of which every snM'eier no
J mntMr what, his c nidition may be. mav t cur himself cheaply, privately or milieu !v. : i fes:" This hoetin e rdmuM be in tlic haiii'li j of every youth and every man in the laud, j Sent, under seal, ill a plain envelope, to I any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two post stamp,?. I Also. Dr. Culverwoli i. "MftrriagoOuitU " . i price .".ii cents. ' 1 Afidrcss the Publisiicrs, ! CIIAS. .1. C. KI.IXK ,t CO., 1 1-7 Bowory, New York, I'ost-dillci Hex. l.'vfi. ' oct. 'TS-lv.
I'illu ranidlv cure :
For ll,r.iHi or Indlccstlon, X.Ut IriMnoNM, JLaouor, ami Xciii of Anpe. titv, they should be taken moderately to stimulate the stomach, and restore its healthy tomi and action. For liver Complalist and its various symptoms, Bilioiis Ilouducbc, Hick Bf ail;ichc, Jaimillcst or Clria Sick. !(., Milioui Colic and Iliiioua -vein, they Shutild bo judiciously taken for each case, to correct the diseased action, or remove tho obstructions which cause it. For Brneatcrji or Stlorrlioeii, but ono JT.ild dene is frencriilly rcqxiircd. For mieuniaci.4111, CodI, Ctrarel, Pulplluiion of ln IBvurt, Puin in tho Niilo, Hack, aud X.oiu, they should lie continuously taken, as required, to chanpo the diseased Action of the system. With such change those complaints disappear. For Iropy nnd 1ro)irul Swell inir, they should be taken in birjro and fre. iinent doses to produce the effect of a drastio purBe. For NnpprcuBlon, a larprc dose shoyldbe tikea, as it produces the desired effect by sympathy. As a lilnncr J'ltl, take one or two Pills to promote digestion, and relieve the stomaeh. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach nnd bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the system. Hence it Is often adrantaireous where no serious deranjrcnient exists. One who feds tolerably well, often IIiiiIk that a dose of these J'tHa 'makes him feel dceidcilly better, from their cleansing and renovating effect ou the digestive apparatus. WtlTAlIKO I1Y Sr. J. C. AYEK tc CO., Practical Chemists, ZOn-KLTj, MASS.. jr. H. A. FOB HALE BV ALL UltUOOlSTa E7B11YWIIERR. bllOK.MASliIJS & CO,, ACKNTS.
THE ,l0ii EELLinLH." '47. Established. '47.
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WC0IL0TOH, T and
APOTHECARY, Wttt SitU of the Court House &ptar. D BALER tX !)rBgs, Keiliciaes, Paints, sl. Djc Staff-J, PcrfcBirrjt Toilet Article, Cigars, Tobaceo, kt,s &c.
V
lire Wia, Brandies aad Whiskies, for Mcdicd Purtos8.
o o Is- a
it u d STATIJONERY. WaSf Paper. ( Trinwh'.d Free.)
PrCNri'lpjlonn carefully proparutl, with tin; purest of Hn!i;s, Ker.iomber, we use none Viit pure 1) 'ugs, and do ni gutux at lu-escriptioiu. 6looinhiiton, n.1., 5ny 13, 1ST0
V
BANKHU TTCY.
Agricultural Implemenin, j2 19 CJ IL. X7 T I TV O mm, k
mwmmg liny mum.
$3 i'srsi. xy Dixt,t&f9 Horse Tzy Vox-ltm FLCWS, GARDEN HOES,
Planter 3E3C o
FORKS
OF ALL
KINDS,
B53
AC.
Jp!uODt Nails, Iron and Steel, Pittsburgh Glass, Fahnestodc'a Wfcw L&iA, Pure IJoiled Oil, Doors, Sswli, Venetian Blincia, IiOt ka, Hinges, Ac, &c, ever bronght to IMoomingtoo. qAAM kiudt of Tfn ana Sheet Iroa Work (ion to onfr. X1aM ar ui ft roll. W. J, AWHttm
UYERT, FEED AMI SALE STABLE
.J. C. WOKLEY.
A BUSINESS KOTICB.
T J AS one JX raii;i:il
W. H. JONES. K-lUeotd.r ma
u..i,i;-. ...:n . .
... , hiwu. mil i;it unnnuiuiniirai mm
OpposiU th Sotit head of Hit R.R. Depot, the business of Coiivejnirtg, Scaroklny '
if tho largest aud best ar- toe liecorwi of the County, furoMBiBc Ab
A l.ivrrv and Sale Stables in structs of Title to Real &tal, adhutiar
Jlonroo. or in any otiier county m South- accounts for collection, &l. UumpMiCHM urn Indiana. Saddle horse, or horeos and or nothing elut, shall detar Jones from M luiggics wii! bu furnished nt any liour of th attempt to do a little business in tbs -mmy day or liijrht. Coimin-rci:il travelers und that he proposes. He bas no thought f otl'icrs, will be fiirni.-lied with convey:.nco giving it up, but on the contrary he intends to noifrhhoring towns. Gmul, steady uorsi-s to persevere, and by closs attention and aK furnished to families. Horses fed bv tho plication, lo become thoroughly aualiflwl
singlo feed, day or wfek, at reasonable to transact bnsinoss in a manner Uiat.iri))
rates.
2c. 28. '870.
CO
CmBKAIi Produce, Commission IVholesale and Retail Grocers, Aad cualera lu Kails, Kmtham ad lake 8H . White I ltb, 4ic,
give run saustHctton to all who mj, itK ploy him. Office at the Court House, ap stairs, in tho main building, first doer o the right. . ndT I-J d. W. HARRYUAII. "Wholesale and BcUii Peklor ia . Choice Fasiilj droccrtoii.
Queen-uoarc, Glassware, Tobaceo,
Cigartt Kotiona and SaiL
Tl. - L:L-.t . l-.., hmm nal f..v nmum
BX.OOMZHGTOV.ISrD. ur pirfuci. Kortlieast corner public . sqnars, JWoociington, ind. JaalrTJi
l):st. of Indiana. At Iiloomintrton. Stntu
ot lndiiina, Co. ot onrof, UJd day of
.lanuarv, 1873.
The on lersiirne-.l 1 e.rcbv irives notico of!
tiis appeintiiieiit A.ssi-'neo of John M.
Slultn. of Ilarrod-luirir, iu theCountv of i
.Mniir.ie, State nf I idiana, within said I);s-
triot, wbo has h.ei, .djudod a Haiikrupt ; Cofflnu, Caws nnd CaBkdf. fWDKRS h& t H!k4kHgh' er Mwon th-petition nt' li-s Creditors, ly tUo Uis-j A lso have for sale xi- the lowest possible KJ maker t'o's Bm Stores, will re tiict C.iurl i.f sai 1 I list riot. prices, V KTAI.L1C CASKS. ceivo prompt attention, tit op on mst side JOHN' SHEltTlCIs, Assignee. Warproom Kaisidoj ttblie square, Blotn- Oolloge Avenue, oa 9$W south rf th Ji.u. 19, '73. iiigton, Indiana. p!l-7S public iqware. rS9-fl
V O A li D . UNDERTAKERS. HA NT A & WHITAKER, lilaiiiifnoiurors of all kinds of
BOUSE 1N1 ?mtS$ And f ptr Hanger.