Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 47, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 March 1873 — Page 3
J. 8. SMITH HUNTER,
.A.ttoiiey- t Law AND BfOTAltY PUBLIC, LtK)M 1 NGTOXj IN Dl V XA, &lo, ASenl Continental E.lf Insurance Co. of Hnrtford, vonn. pd to dee:'.l-73.
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JOHX W. flllSKIRK,
Attorney at Law, BLOOM IMGTON, IND., (Office n A'artonni ini CbrwM WILL PRACTICE IN THE CQIRTS OF THE STATE. Special attention given to Probate biisi--aftlSft. anil to ratt)t.ioi,4. nlQ'7ft
eLGOMlHGTON- PROGRESS.
LOCAL AND MfSCEI.LA XEO VS.
Shingles! .Shinglks! 1. have a quantity of Shingles on hand and for sale. I will deliver them to any part of the town, for $2.40 per thousand. Taos. Mitllikin'.
Uyrut F. McNutt, Alfred Ryors & Kob't Martinsville, lad. ' W: Miers, Blooniinyhm, Ind.
JfeNUTT, RYORS & MIERS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, Bloominton, Ind. All business entrusted to s will be carefully attended to. Collections made, .uid promptly remitteci. Office 'in Hughes' old office. mr28-72
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, JOHN II. LOUDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AN J Gearrat Insurance Agent, Bloonalntrton, Ind. Agent for the following named reliable Insurance Companies: JETS A Fire Insurance Company, Aets $5,150,931 71 UNDERWRITERS Fire bis. Ccmpuny, Assets $3,034,099 95 JETS A Life insurance Company, Assets S12,000,000 00 Office over the First National Bank, on aeuth tide of the square. ju'y 69
Perdue & Son, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES, ' YO. 65 OOLLEGE A VENUE, BLOOMINGTON, IND. sept3.2
TOILET ARTICLES, the choicest in the market.at MeCollough's Drug Store. This establishment has for a long time been regarded as the best in Southern Indiana at which to procure Pure Dross and Prescriptions. The reputation honestly earned, is still maintained. McCollough has his name painted ou the window, so that those who come to town and look on the west side for his house, may find it. DON'T TAKE COLD through wearing thin Shoes. The sun may shine brightly and warm, but the ground is damp, and through cold feet, your health may be permanently prostrated. Bollenbacher keeps a carefully selected stock of Boots and Shoes of every style, quality and price, and he is selling at unusually low
prices that he may reduce his stock, as he will move to his new building soon.
Buskirk & Co. want your Produce. They pay cash tor it,uud the best market rates.
kk ,a.:ni JSIAJRDr. T. H. Woodward 19 PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN BLOOMINCITOK, ISO., And pava especial attention to Diseases of the Eye and Ear. deel8-72 AH OTHER CHANGE. SHOWERS & BRO. Proprietors of the Planing Mill and Furniture Factory, have agiin purchased the FURNITURE WARE-ROOM,
V- IX SMITH T CULTS H ALL, And are better prepared than evar to t a!! orders for Furniture or Chaire, either at "wholesale or retail. I We have enlarged and iii)'rov"1 cor manufactory, hiving added new uuic1j.ii- . rv. and our fafilitiw are such lixit we ran
. t";l M cheaply at wholesale t retail us any her houae in the State. Carpenters and Kuihters are informed that we have procured the necessary machinery, and car. now dres and rip lumber at very low vrieee. Good seasoned lumber always dn L ud and furnished very cheap. (U'l2. SHOWERS & BROTHER.
We are indebted to C. P.
Tuley for late New York, NTew Jersey and Pennsylvania papers. Among others From Gotham is a copy of the Graphic, the first num
ber of the new Illustrated Daily
Paper which we have seen. In c onnection with these statements we
desire to call attention to the fact that the New York Dry Goods
Store will be reeeivingdaily,by Express, this week, a supply of staple
find fancy goods recant y purchased by Mr. Tuley. The patrons of the New York Store know that they may expect something nice, and all will of course call before the goods have been "picked over."
THAT WAGON of Browniug&j Bro's. can be seen in every cor-!
ner of the town,ano at all .tours ot the day. Browning & Bro. are selling "a heap" or goods, and their trade seems to us increasing. They make a specialty of choice Cofleesjdry Sugars,and 1st quality Teas. Fleisch man's Celebrated
Obituary Notice. Died, on the 3d inst., Mr. James W. Carter. Mr. Carter was born :.n Frederic Count v. Virginia. Sept. loth. 1813. His father mid n.oliior !otli died during the yen. re of hi boyhood. Tie spent several years of his early life (is a clerk in a mercantile eitiillishment of Frederick County. In 1834, when A years of age, lie came to Bloomington, Indiana, in Vic nuighborlt .,od of which, his brother. Thos. Carter, had been residing some fifteen years. Soon after coming to Bloomiiigton. he. entered into the mercantile business in partnership with his brother John, who removed nt this time from Kentucky to Bloomiiigton. The partnership was not lone continued, hut Mr.
James k artcr continued in mercantile lite
a number ot years m other leMnc-.s houses of IJioomington. When the L. N. A. & C. K. H. was built, Mr. Carter was the pioneer
station agent of the read, taking charge of
the successive terminus stations ot the road until it reached Crawfordsville. In 5 802 he received the nppo'ntnent of Mail route ageiit,hetwecn New Albany and Lafayette. In 183t'. Mr. Carter was "married to' Miss Luciiida Dunn, lie was a devoted husband and affectionate father. His widow and two married daughters, Mrs. Jas. Mitchell, of Indinnatiapolis. n:l Mrs. Hinckley. wife of Rev. S. L. Binckley, pastor of Centennrv M. E. Church, of isTew Albany, .survive hi:n. In 1H4! .Mr. Carter united with tho Presbyterian church of Hloominton, under the miniftrv of the Rev. Dr. livors. who was tli jn a Professor in the Slate University and pastor of the Prcsbvtcriaii church. Mr.
Carter was n man of jentlo disposition and
omet manners. His itc as a ciiristian was in harmony with his character. It was quiet, consistent and exemplary. For a number of years hefi-ro the close of his life he was a great sufferer. Hut durine this
suffering he patient and trustful. Sometimes darkness would envelope his soul aud ho longed fur clearer evidence of his acceptance with God. But these seasons of darkness were only temporary, He walked in conscious dependence upon God and in the hope of the christian. And although the power of disease rendered him unconscious durinir the last hours of his ea rthly life, we know that death to him was
j a srriMit, stain. It was absence from the body
to oe present w'tjJjtfijijiii'i'wiiiiii
Chipa anil Splinters. Ewing Battcrton and Win, H. Sloeomb returned from a hunting expedition to Greene county, last week. They killed 110 wild ducks and secured 89 of them. The hunting was done in the neighborhood of Switz City There were 298 persons holding liquor licenses in Marion eounty.previous to the passage of the temperance law
I A. B. Carlton, of Lawrence county,
las been appointed bv the Gover
nor, Circuit Judge, for the 10th District, and Jcre. F. Pittman, of Monroe, has received the appointment of Prosecutor. Mr. Carlton was a resident of Bloomington many years ago, and was for, some time editor of the Bloomington News Letter, published by his brother, J. C. Carlton. Judge Carlton is a man of fine literary attainments, an industrious student of the law, and, we believe, will give general satisfaction in his new position. The Court convened on Monday, with a docket of over three hundred
cases
-At Tunnelton, Law
rence county, there is a wonderful revival of religion sixty-five persons having already joined the church. F. A.EUer of this county, is pastor of the Circuit in which Tunnelton i3 located Coffey and Hester were rival candidates fbfthe Circuit Judgeship in the District composed of Brown, Barthol
omew and Jackson Hester receiving the appointment. Coffey was legislated out of the Common Pleas. This will be hard on the nunc-pro-ivnc business The Journal 'says that 905.00 were paid for soap, towels, tooth brushes, featherdusters, etc., for Legislative committee rooms. E-con-omy
Sewing Machines cleaned and repaired ; also attachments for every kind of Sewing Machines, at Coffin & Vylies.
Yenst Bro.
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Give it a trial.
Browning &
SEtT THINS IN THE WEST lckiaB,Topcka & Santa Fe R RTHREE MILLION ACRES ilitumted in and near ihe Arkansas VatUy, the Finest Partion in K-msa. .Eleven years' Credit. Sertn per cent. Interest 82 per cent, reduction to settler who improve.
A FREE PASS to LAND BUYERS THE FACTS about this Grant are Low Prices, Long Credit, and a Rebnt.i to aettlers of nearly oncrfourthfc a rich soil -nd splendid Ciiroate; short and mild ' Winters ; early planting.nnd no wintering or stock ; p.len ty of Rainfall. and just at the right season; Coal, Stone nd Rrick on the line ; Cheap Rates on Lumber, Coal, &o. ; no lauds owned by Speculators; Homerteads and Pre-emptions now abundant; a first class Railroad on the line of u great Through Rente; Products will puy for Land and Improvements. IT IS THE BEST OPPORTUNITY ever offered to the Public, through the re- ' cent completion of the Road. x For Circular and general nformntior .address A. B. TOt'ZLIN, Manner Land Dep't, Topeka, Kan. jan.2a-7.J-:im.
JAMES W. C00KERLY. LIVERY, SALE AND
FEED STABLE, RKAK OF BLOOMINGTON HOT EX, Bloomin?tou. Incl. Q ADDLE HORSES, Horses and Buggies, O and teams, hired on reasonable terras. . Stable just east of the Postoffice, rnl in rear of the Bloomington Hotel octii 'fi9
Dr. W. T. Allison,
. J9 OFFICE Over Tol Smith's Jewtlry Store. Sotrth side of the sqi.are. BMOMIIfTOSJ, UNO ANA.
Remember the Blue Front. SOUTH SIDE 3QCARS. eUBX & B'BHABD, five Per Cent, o AT for CaI.) DSALERS IN Fancy uni Staph PrftTisioiis, Queensware, &e. Hloemlnsrton, ' - ' - Indiana. , The highest price pajd for all kinds of sjuatry produce, an26'70
PREMIUM BOOTS. IF THERE ever was '' a natural lorn' Shoemaker, Wis Wiley L. Batea. His Hhop is tUp-Stalrs. Butler's Corner, next door to the Post Office. He has engaged a Jour on Fine Boots, who makes Bo t as good and as beautiful as can be found elsewhere. He warrants all his work. WILEY L. BATES. Woo-nlngton, Ind ., Dee. 18, 1873.
Busl.irk & Co. deliver good to town custrners. Ijeave your orilv.fi. L:c:ivi your children,aiid they will he treated -kindly and be given as good articles as if their parenU had c'LJiiie. BEAUTIFtTL CHRO.MOS arc sold by McPhcetcrs of the P. O. News Stand, at lower prices than are asked for the swnc pictures in the cities. He k-2cps on hand a large stock of Frames, which can be purchased for half the money asked for Frames that arc manufactured from Molding. Every article used in the College or Sehxiol li-jotn, can be fcund at the Cheap Book Store. Call and examine the stn:k of Gold Pens best in the market, and cheapest. Penknives, Pencils and Faney Ink Stands. tQ?" Honesty ii the best po'icy in medicine as well as in other things. AYKR'S SAKSAPARILLA is aTrenuine preparatior. of that i!r.cf!;alled spring medicine and blood purifier, decidedly superior to the poorimitations heretofore in the market. Trial proves it. NOT WITHSTANDING the grew: advance in the price of Iron, Steel and Glass, Stuart & .MePheeters sell much of this clas of goods at old prices. A saving of fifty or one hundred dollars in
buiidmo- a house is no small mat-1
ter in these "tight times." So with edge tools S. & M. have only the best brands and mechanics know that there is no economy in buying cheap edge tools. Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers can always find supplies at the sign of the Elephant. SNODGRASSaTdODDS, are Agents for tfc Weed Sewiag Machine. Reasons why the Weed Machine is superior to all others : The Weed Machine moves at a greater rate of speed, with the same effort. It runs more easily. It runs more quietly. Its shuttle is more easily and imickly threaded. It has a bi tter device for setting the Needle. It has tiro best Hemmer and Feller, also combined, beside many other good reasons. The Weed Mix hfne took i he first premium at the Monroe County Puir. The Weed Machine was selected by Win. Weimcr, who drew the Sewing Machine at the late Fair. HOLTZMAN & SOT Are now riming on custom work. They have everything in splendid order at their Woolen Factory, and im prove the quality of their (foods and work with each succeeding season. You should go there fgr Flannels, Casincts and Jeans, us they make them of pure Wool and warRTlt goods to bu as represented Tin y will, uls, oceasioniilly do coloring o that persons having coats that are rusty, can have them restored to a beautiful black, making them as good as new, for a small mount of money. Carding and Spinning done as heietofore. . l6FFou Sale Cheap. A Desirable Building Lot at the eastern end of Third Street, 60 feet front by 375 feet deep; a good stable and
plenty ot trmt trees on the ground. Also, a twenty foot alley on the west aide. The lot will be sold cheap. Apply to J.VJKJjON MlSKKEK.
Buskirk $ Co., at the South
Side Grocery, have a fresh stock of Goods, and propose to sell them at very liberal prices. Auction. If you want cash for your Goodi. Hovseho'd Furniture, Kitchen' Furniture, .Stock, or any thing you want sold, take it to Coffin & Wylie. They are doing n good business in tho Auction and Commission line, and give satisfaction t- all.
9sBr Attention is called to the Law Card of W. H. Pollard, which will be f'otird in another column. Mr. Pollard was located in the practice of his chosen profession in Washington county, until recently. He was a member of the 1 3th Indian i, the first three years regiment recruited, and bote himself gallantly as a soldier. COFFIX & W YJ.IK sell four Handkerchiefs for 'wenty-flve cents, and a good assortment of Toilet Soaps at half price. Caxned Corn', a table luxury worth trying, at Clark & Orchard's. Coffin & Wylik sell notions cheaper than any firm in town. Stop and see. For Rent. I have a dwelling house iu the southwest part of town, that I desire to rent immediately, on fair terms. Apply to me at my office. Hkmiy M. Gillmore. MANY OF OUR READERS are so unfortunate as to be compelled to wear a Truss, and it is very essential that they should procure a Truss, that will set easily and produce a curative effect. Any kind you may call for, almost, can be had at Shoemaker & Co's. They keep the "Radical Cure," "Nickel Plated" and all the approved styles. Any kind they may not have, will be ordered.if you desire it. Examine the Patent Shoulder Brace.
Sewixg Machine Needles of all kinds and the best of thread. Also,Sewing Machine Oil, at Coffin & Wylie's. ST The Alleghanians, Vocalists and Swiss Bill Ringers are coming with new songs, new quartettes,new duetts, new bell pieees,and an addition of new artists. They will appear at Fee's Hall, Friday evening, March :21st. The London (England) Daily Times, whose correct musical criticisms arc copied over the whoh? continent of Europe,says of them : "No such performance on hand-bells has been heard in London within our memory. To say that the music produced by these extraordinary bell-ringers is sweet, is to mention its smallest merit. It is not only melodious bu; pure, tender, sympathetic, and expre8io to a degree, to which no written description can do adequate justice." London Times. The Alleghanians present free to every lady and gentleman on entering the hall, with a "Mu.-ical Programme,1' which is fully worth the price of admission, and is a new feature hi their Concert. Persons Who think of buying a Sewing Machine, should not fail to try
the most reliable and best recommended !
Machine in the -world,which is undouiil-1 edly the Improved Singer Family Sewing Machine. It runs easier, and does more work with less expense, than any Machine seld. Coffin & W!ic, Anto-'
The bees are dying,fromjeome cause, in all parts of the State. From a number of bee keepers in and around Bloomington, we learn that every swarm is dead in some colonies, i ' while in others,two or three swarms have been spared, out of fifteen or twenty that were evidently in good health last Fall Cyrus N. Nutt, who has been in New York since the summer of 1871, attending Lectures at the N. Y. University, had the degree of M. I). conferred upon him, Feb. 20th. In recognition of his ability in his chosen Profession, the Board of Public Charities of New York have appointed Mr. Nutt "Physician and Surgeon" to the Prisoi and Work House ou Black well's Island. The schooling he has received is of a practical nature, and he will doubtless make his mark. His friends in Bloomington will be pleased to learn of his success A number of deaths, from Spotted Fever, have taken place at Stiuesville and vicinity, within the past two weeks
During the year 1872,
Messrs. Banta & Whitaker, Un
dertakers, sold 95 coffins. Since the 1st of January they have sold 40 coffins. These figures indicae a better state of things for the Undertaker, than for the people at large Wm. M. Tate, of the Grocery firm of Tate & Fish, asks us to state, in answer to numerous inquiries, that he is not in any manner related to Jesse Tate, who hanged himself, near Harrodsburg, one day last week John Campbell, who for a number of years has kept a house for the 'entertainment of man and beast at Unionville, this county, patronized principally by candidates, during a political
canvass, died one day last wee!
At Tuscola, Ills., a clerk dropped a
coal oil lamp, and the town was half destroyed by fire. Mrs. O'Leary's cow was guilty of the same piece of carelessness at Chicago, some time ago, aa many of our readers will doubtless recollect Enos Lowe is confined to his room, in the Orchard Block, south College Avenue, and is in the last stages of Consumption Messrs. Kanffman & Co. have disposed of the Bakery and Confectionery in the Orchard Block, to a couple of gentlemen from a distance, who propose to engage in the business extensively in this place. Mr. Kauffman will return to the Northern part of the State, so soon as he can settle up his business in Bloomington Ike Hooper, for a long time with Dunn & Co., left Bloomington last Friday, for Minnesota! He will loeute at a point west of St, Paul, and engage in the 'umber business Blind Tqm gave a Concert at College Chapel, hist Friday night. The room was crowded, and for the first time in the history of Bloomington money was refused front persons who were anxious to enter the Chapel. Over three hundred and thirty dollars were received
for tickets. A. first-class troupe
will draw in Bloomington as we( as elsewhere J. F. Pitliuar
the new Prosecutor, is examining the marriage records in the Clerk's office, with the view of getting tip a number of prosecutions against Preachers and Justices of the Peace, who have neglected to return mar-
i riage certificates to the Clerk : -! A serious affrav occurred iu Polk j township, near the line of Lawrence 'county, one day last week. Two i men, one named Pritchett and the
other named Murphy, quarreled. Murphy advanced on Pritchett with a knile, when ,'ie latter struck Murphy with the handle of an ax, felling him to the ground. He then got up and started for Pritchett, when a man named McPike stepped between them. Pritchett then drew his knife, and reaching around McPike, stabbed Murphy in the side. It is believed that the wounded man
will die Circuit Court opened, on Monday last, with a large attendance. A number of foreign attorneys are present. Among others, Messrs. IViedley, Istningcr and Wilson, of Bedford ; Montgomery, McNutt, Robinson and Hester from the north Thomas Mullikin is foreman of the Grand Jury, now in session Hastin Robinson, of Washington township, was married, a short time since A new church is contemplated at Abie's Chapel, Bloomington Circuit, some $400.00 having been raised iu half a day In Bloomington Circuit, (M.E.) there have been 35 additions to the Church and 30 conversions
Stephen Gaskins, the old
MtUKlICBJ, B A S3 WA LL AC 150 n Thu rsday,
March l.'Hh, nt the African Methodist
Church, bv Uev. John J. Iliyht. Mr. Al
fred Has, of ."spencer. Ind., to Al ias Emma
Wallace, of tli is place.
FEE'S HALL Friday Evening,
March 21, 1873.
ARE COMING THE WORLD
RENOWN ED FAVORITES, OXE OCCASION ONLY.
man who died of erysipelas and gangrene, last Saturday, had a finger erushed by his horse, on Thursday ; erysipelas set in, and Gaskins died in forty-eight hours from the time he received the injury
Judge Eckels has been dangerously ill with Pneumonia during the past ten days. His friends are now led to believe that he may get well, as the disease has taken a favorable turn.
The Alleghanians Voeu ists and Swiss Bell Ringers, will appear in their newly
reconstruct programme, wun Mew Ar
tists, New Songs, Dustts, Quartettes and
new hpccinlties, mclutl iig the Silver Stair Hlelli,
the original set of 21 octaves, and the first
ever imported to tins country.
BguTlie Alleghanians present A Music
rrogranime to evary lady ind gentleman on entering the hall. This is a new feature in their Concert. Admission 50 cents. Children 25 cents.
Reserved seas without extra charge, for
sale nt tne l oat uthce. D. G. WALORON. Maragor. F. H. Ill" RLBURT.Agent.
W. II. r'ollai-ri, .A. t. t i li o - n t JLi . w , A D C(iERAEi COM.ECTIW6 ACI1VT, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.-
86U Prompt attention given to the collection of claims in Monroe and adjoining
uounties. march 19-73
Assignee's Sale of Steal Estate.
DIED, On the 1 3th inst., of Spotted Fever, after a few hours illness, Robbrt, son of Mrs. Calvin Cutes, aged four years. On March 11th. in Benton township, of Pneumonia, John F. Campbell, aged 60 years. On March nth. at the residence of her ratfdmother in this place, of Erysipelas, liss Priscilla Vannoy, aged 20 years. On March 1-Uh, in Washington town
ship, of Consumption, Miss Hannah Pe
terson, agea i i years. On Saturdiy night, March ISth, nine miles north of 3)ooinin;ton, of Erysipslas
and Gangrene, Stephen Gaskins.
31 r. (jaskius was an old citizen or this
county, a member of the Simpson apel
ji. i.. e iiurdi, and died altor an illness ot
48 hours.
On March 15th. five mile east of Bloomington, of Croup, infant son of Milton Myers.
The Local Preachers Association Of Monroe County, have made the following appointments : At Stiuesville, March 2;id, Rev. Garrison. Sahbnlh, March 30th, I0J A.M. At Rodgers' School House, i. i. Uurand. At Adams' Scl ool House, AVm. F. Reed. Rice's School House, - J.W.Harryrnan. Grny!s School House, - C. R. Perdue. JOHN McCREA, President. J. J. Durani), Secretary.
Grandest Schcfte of the Age. $500,000 CASH GIFTS. lO,OO0 for onlj glO. Under authority of special legislative act of March 16. 1871, the Trustees now announce the Third Grand Gift Concert, for the hem-tit of the Public Library of Ken tucky, to come off in Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky on THURSDAY, April 8th, 1873. At tliis Concert the best musical talent that can he procured from all parts Of the country will add plcasuW to the entertainment, and Ten Thousand Cftsb Gifts, aggregating the vast total of iffilf a Million Dollars currency, will be distributed bjr lot to the ticket-hoidcrs, as follows: LIST OF GIFTS: One Grand Cash Git, - - $100,000 One Grand Cash Gift, - - 50.000 Ono Grand Cash G iff, - - 26,000 One Grand Cash Gift, - - 20,000 One Grand Cash Gift, - 10,000 One Grand Cash Gift, - - 5.000 24 Cash Gifts at $i,(,'0J each, - 24.000 .10 Cash Gifts of GOO each, - 25,000 SO ( 'ash Gifts of 4(H) each, - - 82,000 100 Cash Gifts of 300 each, - ijO.onn 1.10 Cash Gifts of 200 each, - - 30.000 590 Cash Gifts of 100 each, 6,000 9,000 Cash Gifts of 10 each, - 90,000
Total: 10,000 Gifts, all Cash, 600,CO0 To provide means for this magnificent Concert, One Hundred Thorsand Tickets on!y,will be issuod.u large portion of which are already sol. PRICE OF TICK ETS. Whole Tickets, $10; Halves, $5; and Quarters, $2.."0. Eleven whole Tickets for $100. No discount ou less than $100 orders. Nothing could be more appropriate for presents than tickets to this Ranquet of Wealth, or more likely to produce grander satisfactory results. The object of this Third Gift Concert is the enlargement and endowment of the Public Library of Kentucky, which, by the special act authorizing the TJoncert for its benefit, is to be forever free to all citizens of every State. This Concert will be conducted like the first and second heretofore given.and full particulars of the mode of drawing the gifts and paying them, and everything necessary to a thorough onderstandincr of the schemefrom
beginning to end, are now published in tbe
lorm oi a circular, wnich will be lurmthed,
be addressed. R. T. BURRETT. Pres't.
W. N. HALDEMAN. Viae Prcsl.
JOHN S. CAIN, Seoy of Pub. Lib.of Ky.
raamnRSi ana tKUV BAN JbLTrs.
"As the time for the Concert is close at
hand (April 8th.) parties wanting tickets
should send in their orders immediately it
thoy would avoid the rush and deluj abso
lutely unavaoiaaute m tne lew aavs Dre-
eeding the Drawing. AH orders and applications for agencies, circulars and information, will meet with prompt attention. THOS. E. RRAMLKTTB. Agent of Pub. Lib. Ky, Louisville, Ky.'
James Ryan HAS PURCHASED THE SHOP on South College Avenue, formerly owned by him, but recently toe property of Mr. Hoover, and will manufacture and repair WAGOKS, CARSU.4AES AMD He will also continue the business oi H orse Shoeing and general Blacksmithing. Persons in need of. work in bis line, are requested to give bim a trial. Bloomington, Ind., March 5, 1873.
Dr. And bus, gave an able Lecture to the Students of the State University, Sabbath last,on "Christ the Typical Man." He also preached with gr:at acceptability, morning and eveiaingjtit theM.E.Chtirch. The Third Quarterly Meeting for Bloomington Circuit will be held on March 29th and 30th at Bethel Church. Dr. Rawlins, the Presiding Elder, will be present. The annual missionary collection was taken up in the M. E. Church, last Sunday. The amount was much larger than that of last year. Rev. Dr. Audrus, President of Asbnry University, preached the sermon. Coffin & Wylie sell the Singer Sewing Machine, which gives better satisfaction than any other Machine sold. They warrant it for four years, Law Commencement. The Commencement exercises of the Law Department of the State University, will be held on Wednesday evening, March 26, in the University Chapel. The address will be delivered by Hon. B. E. Rhoads. The public are invited to attend. A New Stock and latest styles of Glassware. 50 per cent, cheaper than any other Ho jso in town, at Ci -ffin A Wylie's. S&" Bollenbacher's south room is now ready for occupancy, and is one of the finest business rooms in the place. The plastering is a splendid job of work, and was done by Richard DENTON,a man whe has turned out some of the finest "hard finish" jobfa iu tliG place Persons desirous of having woik of the kind done, should eiamiuj the walls, of this room, and then engage Denton "he will insure satisfaction and do the work at fair prices, A bereaved husband in Ohio has
sued the Cleveland Woman's Med i-1 cal College for the value of his: deceased wite, whom the lady sttt-i
dents in that establishment dissected too small for decent interment.
In the matter of Jnhn jrf. Stultz, in Bankruptcy. The undersigned, as Assignee of said Bankrupt, will sell it put lie' sale, on tbe premises, situate in Clear Creek Township, Monroe County, and State of Indinna,somo two miles north of Harrodsburg, on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 8th and 9th, 1873, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clocWP. M. of said days, the following described Real Estatf, situate in said County of Monroe and State of Indiana. to-wit : (On Tuesday the 8th day of April.) Part of the southwest quarter of section sixteen
(10) town seven (7) ranci one (l)west,
containing seventy-three (13) acres, deeded bv Philip Stultz and wife to the suld John M. Stultz. (On Wednesday t'se 9th day of April.) At the Town of Fairfax. Part of the east halt' of section twenty-six (26) town seven (7) north of range one (1) west, beginning in Salt Creek twelve (.f2) poles west of the southwest corner of iot No. ten (10) in the town of Fuiifnx,runjiing thence west seven (7) poles eleven (IT links, to a small willow in the buyou. ti t nee 20 west twenty (20) poles to anothc point in said bayou, thence north 73 east to the-middle of Salt Creek, thence down Salt Creek to the place of Vginning. Also beginning 12 f ?et north of the northeast corner of lot No. 33 in said town of Fairfax, running tkec.ee north 34 poles and 10 links, thence west 77 poles at id three links, thence 5 east 40 po' es to Salt Creek, thence up the Creek to where it intersects thr west side of lot No. 43. thence east to the beginning, containing 17$ acres. Also part of the east half of the southeast quarter of section twnty-six of same tor.'n and range, lyir.g south of in-lots Nos. one, two, three and four in the town of Fairfax, extending sown the bank of Salt Droek, and upon which lot of ground the Saw Mill and fixtures are erected. Also in-lots seven, eight, nine,.and ten in the town tf Fairfax,
Also the rents anfi profits for a period !
of s;ven years, dating from the 28th day , ca'l soon, while tbe seed is in the beat conof January, 1871, anci expiring on the 28th j dition. H. L. EDMONDSON,.
any ot January, isli, ot tne following described Lota in" said town of Fairfax,to-wit : Numbers 15, 17, 18, 1). 33. 34, 3B, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, -53, 44, 45, 48, 47, 49, 50, 51 and 52. Also, the follnwin s real estate, situate in thu county of Miami, anci State of Kansas, to-wit: The northeast qnarter of section twenty-eight, township number eighteen, rarge twenty-three, west of the southeast fractional quarter of section thirteen, township eighteen, range twerrfy-two west. On the last described K lnsns lands, he reserves the right to receive or -eject any or all bids up to the first day of June. 1873, and subject to the orders and conflrmaf ion of the' United States District Court for tho District of Indiana. Also, the following pei'sonal properly in the Town of Fairfa t : About One Thousa nd Saw Logs, and Oni Portable Steam Engine. TERMS OP SALE. One-third cash, one-third in six month'!, and one-third in twelve months. The deferred payments nt I! pe" cent, interest, secured by notes negotiable and payable in Bank, waiving valuation, stipulating for Attorney's fees if suit be brought on same, with undoubted renonal securitv. JOHN SHERLOCK, marchl2 1873. Assignee. Poland & Fulk, Atfys.
DB, .JOHN BULL, MAKtf FACTUREIt AKD VENIi OF THE CELEBRATED SMITH'S TOITIO SYRUP, FOB THIS Care of CULLS i TttWL
the pwpritfaf of tffft ed&riUA m4U cine justlv claims for K a Superiority oms? nil remedies ever offered" to the public trt the safe, certain, speedy, and permaFfsaf cure of Ague and Fever, ..r Chills and F ver, whether of short or long standing. H refers to the entire western and soutaeru country to liear him testimony to tbe troth of the 'assertion, that in no case wbalrvei' will it fail to core if the directions rnstiiot' !y followed and carried out. In m graai muny cases a single dose htm bee Mffiftedl for cure, and whole families hsrre tmsM cured by a ftingle bottle, with s perfect nttv tcratios of the general health. It is io9 ever, prudent, and in every case mere cef tf in to cure, if its use tt continued in smaller doses for week or two after the divanaw has been checked, more especially in (I illcult and long standing cases. Usually thfs medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowols in good order. Should the psv tient, however, require a cathartic madf' cine, after having taken throe doses of the tonic, a single dose of Bull's VssretkhVs Family pills will he sufficient. BULL'S 8AR8APARILU. Read the following extract of letter from Mrs. Rivers, wife of Revemed Dr.. Rivers, one of tbe most learned, eloquent and popular Ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and who is at present stationed at Broadway Church, Louisville, Ky. Lotrtevfttl!, Ky Oct 3, Dr. John Bull Dear Sir : My thank to you for the medicine you have so kindly
free of cost, to any who apply. giYtn me. I hnVe been a great sufferer for The entire management of this under- years, and had the advice of various phyji taking has been committed by the trustees sicians. Some pronounced my spine, some to Hon. Thomas E. Bromlotte, late Gover- my lungs, and some ttry heart, to be thr nor of Kentucky, to whom all comruunica- seat of my disease. I have been burnt, tions pertaining to the Gift Concert should blistered and ctfpped, until I had beeom
Seed Potatoes ! I HAVE fur this season the choicest varieties of Potatoes thai, can be procured. They are the Rose, (early), Excehicir and Peerless (late). These varieties wer$ all originated by Mr. Breezee, of New Jersey, and have brought forth eommendatioiu from competent judges everywhere. Per
sons desiring to procure seed, will pleasti
Arimtnlstratrtx's Notice. NOTICE is hereby t;iven that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Montoe Circuit Court, Administratrix of tbe est ito of William C. Withrow, deceased, lato of Washington township, Monroe County. Indiana. . The estate Is pro) bl f solvent. AMERICA JAJi'E WITHROW, marl 2-73 Administratrix. M.S.Smith Hunter, AU'y.
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HERIFF'S SALE.
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HERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an execution to roe directed.
from the Clerk of the Monroe Cotmnor. Pleas Court, I will expose at public sale fc. the highest bidder, on Satckdat, April 12th, 1873,
4 o'clock P. M., of said dav, at the door oi x BCUU Jou " Jouowwg www" '
i disheartened. Several very eminent rhr-
sicians who examined my spine informed me that I was threatened with paralysis or apoplexy any day, and that nothing btlt
seaton would relieve me. l bad a perfoe horror of that, and was hesitating about having one inserted, when yon kindly sent nie your Sarsaparilla, which I immediately legan to take three times a dsy. I had suffered terribly with a meet acute pain in the 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 bsve to bold to something to provent fulling. Ism barmy to inform you that the pafa itt lay Uead is entirely relieved; I suffer but seldom with my spine find than not so acutely. My appetite is good for the first time. in my life. I enjoy bit dinner morn ' than any other meal during the day. You kindly sent me four bottle ante lust nightand I began again thix morning, and I hope to be entirely relieved. Pleaso accept my heartfelt thanks and best wfshet. Very truly your most gfatefa! friend, M. 8. C. KTV8BS. My jottrhal abounds with similar letters), all of which I guarantee to be genuine and!
written by the persons whose name they bear.
Do not suffer yam-self to be imposed on. Don't be drawn away after new and doubt
fill experiments. Don't risk your health by
letting no ices experu'eiit upon yon witfe
tneir trasn.
My SursapariTIa hat stood the test tat
twenty-five years ; it is still the Sarsaparilla of the day, and of tho age, towering over all others in popularity sod- itt cumtivo
qualities. Avoid all those who are trying to palm off on you other extracts of Sarsaparilla so-
called. Remember it is Dr. John fioll'4
Sarsanarilla. of Louisville. K- that is the
old and reliable remedy for impurities of tbe blood and scrofulous affections. Alwsy
bear that in mind.
ANOTHER TEST Elf OKT. Bxhton Baxucks, Ms., April 30, M Dr. John hull Dee .Sft Knowing -
the enlcencv of vonr 6artHnarilla. and tM
healing and" beneficial qualities it ponsex, .
tne Oourt House or Monroe county, in Bloomington, the rents and profits for n term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, to-wit: The southeast quarter of taction thirtyone, township nine, north of range one west, except so much thereof as was deeded by Andrew Helton snd wife -to David Livoly. Also, that part of the west half of tho northeast quarter of section thirty-one township and range aforesaid, that lies touth of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad, that runs through said half quarter, containing six acres, more less. i
Abo, a part of the southwest fourth of
tne soutnwest quarter of section thirty-two township nine north, range one west, containing five acres and forty-six huncredlh; of an acre, upon which is'situated a Grisv and Saw Mill, commencing where thti lands join that heretofore Delonging to Jesse Draper and Ellis Stone, running thence west thirty-two poles and sixteen links, thence north twenty-eight poles, thence east twenty-nine poles and eight links, thence south six degrees, cast twenty-eight plea to the placeof beginning. And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interests and costs, I will, a t tho same time and plnee, expose at public sale, the foe simple of the interest of Pari! C. Dunning in and to said real estate, fit the suit of Mary Tablcr and Peter Tabler. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraiseuietii LAWSON E. McKIUNEY, maris), ' 73 Sheriff Monroe Co.
Bv virtue of a certified conv and or
der of sale, to me directed, from the Clerk of tbo Circuit Court of Owen county, I will expose at public sale to the highest biddur on
Saturday, April 8th, 1879, PILLS AND
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and W fiDH CUP AD fiDfiktC 4 o clock P. M., of said day, at the door of WUI1M OUUHil UltUrO
tho Court House, ir. Bloomington, Monroe Being under my immediate direction, tbsy
l-ovinty, Indiana, vie rents and proius or ; not ,ose tueircur3tive quam-iej! by tho a term not exceeding; seven vears, of the ... , . " J
following described real estate, to-wit;
Tho south half of the northeast quarter
of the northeast qusrtar and the north half of southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section thirl y-otie, township number nine, range one west, containing forty acres more or Ices. Also, all that part of the following described tract lying north of the Railroad, to-wit: Part of the east half of the northeast quarter of sectio n, township and range aforesaid, commercing at the southwest corner of the above described half quarter, then .e east forty poles, thence north fortv poles, thence west forty poles, thence south forty poles to tho v-la-M of beginning, con- I taining about eigh:; acres, more or less. ! And on failure to realixo the full amount of judgment interests and costs, I will at the sumo t mo and place expose nt public stle tbo fee simple of thu said real estate Taken as the property of James D. Gulloway, at tho suit of George A. Buskirk. Said sale will b-s made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. LA.WSOX E. McKINNEY, 8 aoriff M.ouroo Cow: ty. March 13, 187
use of cheap mid impure articles.
HENRY R. WISHtRT, Propr. FREE OF CHARGE. Dr. L. Q. C. Wishart's Office Parlor's are open on Mondays, Tuesdavs and Wednesdays from 9 A M to 5 P M, for consultation by Dr. William T. Mngce. With him are associated two consulting physioinns of acknowledged ability. This opportunity is not ofl'ered by any other institution in the city. All letters must be addressed to L. Q. C. Wishart, M. B., NO. 232 . SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN L. PITNER, Attorney a t. Law, OFFICE OVER MULLIKIN'S STORK, West Side Public Square, BLOOnlNQTON, 1NDIAJSA. ML. Claims and Lezal business ot all
kinds solicited, and icarefully fend promptly
I was wounded about two yaSft agn,wna taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved to often my wound have not healed yet. t bave not tat up a moment since I Wat wound xi. I am snot through the bins. My general health ti impaired, and I need something to assist nature. I have more faith in your Sana parilla than any thing else. I wish that which is genuine. Please express m half a doaen bottles, and obliige, Cait. C. P. JOHXSOK, St. Loois, Mo. T, S. The follog -tras written Aptil 30th, 1868, bv Mrs. Jennie Johnson, motav er of Capt. Johnson. Dr. John ItuUDedr lif! Sfy hutbaftni Dr. C. S. Johnson, Was K skillflil surgeott , and phvsician of Central New York,wieei ho died, leaving the above G. P- Johaao to mv care. At thirteen years of age Mi . had neuronic diarrhea and scrofula, for' which I gave your SarsapariDa. It tared him. I nave for ten years recomWnded it to many in New Yorl:, Onio and lo for scrofula, fever sores, and general At bilkj. Perfect success hat attended it The ouri effected in some eases of scrofula aadV fever sores were almost miraculous. ' I ant very anxious for my son to try tome erf your Sarsaparilla. He it fearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing to vod . for it His wounds were terrible, but I be lieve he will recover. Respectfully, JENKIKJOHXSOS.
attended to.
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BbH8 Worn Destrier. EXTRACT FROM A t&tJCB Q$ GEORGIA. Vaixakow, Walker O.iGaUj JoeJi " D. John Bttttarrmr t 1 nave M
eently given your Wnrra Destroyer sever
trials, and una it wonderiuuy emencMmfc It has not failed in a single instance to give the wished for effect. I am doing a pretty targe country practice and have dally nasi for some article of the kind. t am sir, rteneetrhllr, JULIUS P. CLEMXNT, Sf. D. P. S.-So unqualified and numerous are the testimonals in favot of my Worm Da stroyer, that Hetfspafxir tpaoe U entirer too small to tell its hieilts. It is an infallible remedy tW Waring. 9tf it abd Im convinced, flee My Jourftat to a more full description. JOfi t7I4 foil's Ccdroii Sitter Bblft feetertl WiM ttvent, feu's Ettml fettfas, fall's ftgtiailt Ftnflytt.
All th ahmrfl maitft-ittf
John Bull, at hit Lsliorator;, Fifth
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