Bloomington Progress, Volume 14, Number 42, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 February 1881 — Page 3

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We intern! to open, in the Spring, with one of the largest aftd nicest stocks of Goods ever bv.ight to this city, and in order to do so, we will sell our present stock IRRESPECTIVE OF COST,

Caps,

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All oolors and qualities, with Trimmings to match. CASSIMEBE, JEANS, SHIRTINGS, Tickings. Flannels, Underwear, Hats, And everything in the Dry Goods line.

in Lies

Fancy Ties, Cheraissettes, Fichus, Silk Cord and Tassels, nice assortment of Laces, Hair Ornaments, Ribbons, etc. McCALLA & CO.

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Between the seasons ss usually a difficult trade to suit, but Charley Mobley, of the " Golden Bale," -on the south side of the square will come just as near furnishing what the people require as

any man in the business, xxis long

experience f.nd his unuorm success are special points of recommendation, and then without these his stock speaks for itself. The Ladies feel that they have not seen all that is to be shown till they examine the goods sold by Mobley. Call fit his store, south side public square, and get figures. m m Lumber Yard. Alva Tresslar has at hU Lumber Yard, north of Hight's Grist Mill, a full supply of Pine Shingles, Pine Iath, Poplar Lunxber, Uressed Flooring, Scantling, and Lumber of all kinds ;tnd qualities, which lid will sell at the market prices for cash. Orders for all classes of Lumber filled promptly froni the Branch Yard in Chicago. Lumber of 11 kinds bought, and the best market price paid. Call at the Yard and learn figures. -Treaslar Lumber Yard is north of Hteht's Mill, on the railroad. Terms cash, both buying and sailing. Builder in other towns aro invited to send for estimates on material.

Bncfelen'fl Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corrs, and all kind of Skin Eruptions. This Stive is guaranteed to give perfect at ffastion n every case, or money refunded. Price 25c per box. ?or sale by H. Lindley, Bloomington, Ind, july4-8I Man's Koblest Work. Tbia is an age of great works and wonderful inventions. Steam, electricity, water, air, all are made to serve man, but unquestionably the greatest inventions are those which preserve roan's health and prolong his life, and among the greatest of these Is Da. King's Kktt JJjscoveey for Consumption. Its effect are truly i i i i . i j .

wonueriiii aim uuuuieiu uiu uajjr j . who once looked forward to an early grave. For Coughs, Cold?, Bronchitis. Asthma, lose of voice, Hay Fever, Hoarseness, Croup, or any affection whatever of the Throat, CbealTor Lungs, Db- Kino's "SJew XiacovsRT will positively cure. "We can i ghwfully-recommend it to all, and can unhesitatingly say it is the only sure cure for Throat and Lung Affections. Trial bottles ten cents; regular size $1. Por ale by H. Lindley, Bloomington, Ind.

Pure Bred Berkshire Hogs,

jf ullages, for sale at my Farm, si pities southwest of Bloomington. Aho, some Fine Durham Calves. Address Samuel Dinsmave, Bloom ington, Indiana. ' fine Coffins and Fine Hearse. Coffins-cHearsk. Persona in all parts of Monroe county, are invited to call at my Shop, opposite the Post Office, in Bloomington, and examine the supply of elegant Coffins, and. Caskets, Orders by telegraph given prompt attention. Having the finest Hearse in the county, will be able to give satisfaction in this particular. Shop on College Avenue, opposite the Post Office. Casper VanZaxdt,

Best Hotel in the city, close to the depot the Orchard House-epl by J5 M. Orchaad $ Son. The house is large, airy, convenient to business pafl of BIooiungton, and table, rooms and beds equal to any. Commercial travelers can always secure desirable Sample Rooms at this house. Farmers supplied with meals at fair figures. Inquire for the "Orchard Pause." A New Pkopbjstojl Eph. pUQHW has purchased the shop fixtures, Recently owned by Dave Warren, and will conduct business in a careful and painstaking manner. Old customers are asked for ft continuance of favors. A stock of the choicest cigars and tobaccos always kept pn hand. Give the new firm a trial when yon want an jeasy. shave, or iat job of JEtafr putting. . augl3-Y9

For Thirty Years. Far thirty years Syisjtar1 Balaam of Wild Cherry has been fcept for sale by druggists generally, and in all that time there has not ben a single complaint made, but on the contrary the druggists and the people acknowledge

t to be the best remedy for the cure of

Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all lung diseases. A Queer Kotion.M&nj peaple thinjc it cheaper to buy 25 cent sizes of proprietary medicine. But they make a mistake. For instance, 2r. Wistar's Bajsam of Wild (Cherry contains about eight times the quantity of ordinary cough balsams. Besides it takes a less quantity of Wistar's Balsam to $ure a cold. A single dose is often sufficient. For deep seated colds and Consumption it has proven itself to be .the best and quickest cure ever discovered. Sow is the Time, Don't wait till you are nearly dead and bed-rid4en. Don't wait until you have found, to your sorrow,

that mineral poisons and alcoholic stimu

lants, bitters, etc., will only aggravate diaoases of the blod, kidneys and liver. But now, before another day passes, make hs$e tp procure and use Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparijla-. It 'never fails to cure all Mood and skin diseases, pX liver complaints and urinary troubles. XWt Make a Mistake. Why will you nee salves and lotions, and other oi it ward appliances for the cure of skin diseases? The relief thus obtained can only be temporary. Why not strike at the root of all skin diseases by getting your blood and liver in a healthy, visorous condition? This can only be done effectively and thoroughly by the nse of Dr, Guysott's Yellow pock and .tia rat pari! lt.

The biggest boom in Bloomington at the present time is at the Fancy Bazar, on the south side of the square. It surprises every one who for the first time sees Tobe Smith's immense and varied stock. Lvervthing- is beautiful, rich aud

and rare in design. Call and feast your eyes on the display. It will be found interesting at present to go into the watch and clock hospital conducted by John G. Voss, in Lindley s Drug Store, and note the number and variety of watches that are brought there for surgical treatment. Toss is a thorough artist in this regard, and can give more satisfaction, he verily believes, than any other man in the business. Not only does he repair and regulato watches, hut he sells some of the best grades that are brought to this place. A neat and choice stock of fine jewelry kept always on hand and orders taken for silverware at the lowest living rates. Ask for John C. Voss, the jeweler. Physicians very often prescribe, at this time of year, medicines that have for their basis pure brandy or whisky. If the patient gets impure spiritsthose made poisonous by dishonest city rectifiers the effect is very harmfi)!. A

reputation for securing aud selling onlv pure and unadulterated liquors, is worth something to a man. Such a reputation August JCrcuger has earned by many years of experience, and persons who require whisky or brandy tor medicinal purposes,, may rest assured that when they buy it of JCreuger, they get it as it comes from the distillery, without any doctoring. The best of anything is none too good for the people, and while they are buying they should get the best -it is cheapest m m . Call at Hunter's Baar and examine their large stock of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers and .Ribbons just received! Trimming done to order for customers, at Cin, or Indianapolis,

BAVARIAN KRAUT. Only 3Qc. a gallon, Dunn & Co. Wm. J. ALLEN See those shot guns and revolvers, just received. Very cheap, When in town don't fail to call and see the largest and best selected stock of hardware, stoves, etc,, in the town, and very cheap too. Come and examine our axes and cross-cut saws before you conclude tc purchase. Best diamond steel. Come every one to the Hardware Store of W. J. Allen, and examine his large stock of Hardware and Stoves of all kinds, from the smalhst heating stove to the largest extension cook stove. . A car load in store, and will be sold oheap, for cash. Don't buy any stave until you examine the Favorite Cook Stove, the best in the world warranted to bake better and take less fuel than any stove in the market. Don't buy any Hardware until yon get prices from V. J. Allen. Ytftf CAN burn the common Clay county coal in the Garland baseburner, sold by Bonsall & Co. Yoix won't have to send east for anthracite coal, if you buy a Garland base burper of Bonsall & Co. Soft OOAI is used in the Garland base burner, sold by Bonsall & Co., north side stove dealers.

GEOKGE A. BENCEERT . Fresh JJreat, Cakes, etc, baked every day, The best of flour and other ingredients used. Don't decide where you will buy bread until yon try jSenckert's Twist-r-the best made. Fresh Oysters served in all the styles, and on short notice, at Geo. A. Benckert's Bakery; Go TO Benckert's for fresh Oysters by the can, or by the dish. He knows how to serve them up. Get yonr nice fresh Oysters at Bepekert'sBakery,brcbard Block.

When the reduction is going

on at McCalla & Co.'s it would be well to call and secure some of the

staple articles in Ladies wear at

cost.

When McCalla & Co. make. a

reduction of prices to clear out a

stock of goods it means business

and no mistake. Read their an

nouncement.

KfThc Monroe County .Republican Cen

tral Committee will meet in the Grand Jury

Room xn Bloomington on the fourth Satur

day of each month, at 10 o clock A.M. Wm. F, Browning, Chairman, J. G. McPnEETKKS, Jit., Secretary.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

On the printed slips, the date follow

wp your name shows the TIMS TO wnxen

subscription has been paid.

STTTART & McPHETEKS Horseshoes, locks, hinges, nails, screws, carpenters' tools, builders' supplies, blacksmiths' materials and stoves, tin and sheet iron ware. A car-load of pine lath just received by Stuart & McPheeters.

Headquarters for ammunition

and hunters supplies, at Stuart McPheeters hardware store, AH manner of job work in sheet -iron and tin done promptly. Call at Stuart & McPheetersV Big lot of Axes, jnst received by Stuart & McPbeeters'hardwarists. Sausage mills, large stock, low prices, .at Stuart & McPheeters'. ... If you want the best cross cut saw sold in this county come to Stuart ,&. McPheeters' hardware store. The Early Breakfast Cook Stove is the be3t in the market. All the women say so, and they know.

The following persons have

been drawn as petit jurors for the

February term of Circuit Court : James A, Borland, John Tomey, Peter Cowden, V. L. Adams, P. G. Pauley, Wm. Burke, P. M. Huff, Wm. Williams, Levi Leitz, James Bratney, Michael George and John Gil more. It is sad, but true, the statemen that of the nine U.S Supreme Judges, but three are Ohio men. It was an Ohio man, too, who nailed the tongue of his nine-year-old boy to the side of the barn, and then at intervals pounded him for six hours because he went out to coast contrary to orders. Henry Tell, living near Guth rie,over the line in Lawrence co., has been playing "dummy" on his uususpecting neighbors during the past four years. He has doubtless heard some very uncomplimentary remarks about himself. James Williams, of Stinesviile, has changed his saw mill business from stone to wood. He is now sawing lumber. Wood is sawed into lumber now that was hardly noticed ten years ago. Showers Bros, are having gum, beech and sugar tree sawed into lumber. The

beech is used for rails and the gum for posts in the manufacture of bedsteads. Gum plank is worth 1.40 per thousand. Robert Strong, Deputy Sheriff, is having a monument made, at Stinesviile, from the celebrated marble found in that locality. The work is being done by McHcnry & Voss . Th e monument will be placed over the grave of Mr.Strong's mother.

In a boarding house less than a thousand miles from the Progress office, one night recently, a batch of light bread was set In the pantry to "rise." Bedtime came and all retired all, at least, save a pet kitten, who prowled about and got into the pan, try, and, finding the pan of bread, lay down thereon and went quietly to sleep. The dough yielded gradually, and slowly but surely the kitten was engulfed, the batter closing over and leaving no sign. When the breakfast hour came the bread was brought in hot. Imagine the scene when that loaf was brokeq open ! Kitten pie; yum ! yum ! The compositor made a mistake in putting the potato item in type last week. Instead of 1,200 bushels it should read 120,000. We insist upon accuracy in these matters. The Auditor advertises to let contraots for building stone abutments for bridges at Johnson's and Goodman's fords, on Salt Creek. Also the letting of the Poor Farm on the 7th of March next. Dr. Heard left this place, going north, after remaining here about two weeks. He did not secure any business. People are not as verdant hero as he supposed. On the 2d page will be found a letter from Mart. Alexander, dated Waldo, Florida. The same page also contains a few lines from Guymas, Mexico, They will repay reading, John H. Cole has returned from Kentucky, after a. stay in the blue grass region of several months. Attorney General Baldwin has decided that married women have a right under the law to execute mortgages on their separate property not acquired by descent, devise or gift, provided her husband join without her. This is an important decision and will put at rest the doubts of county Auditors as to whether they can loan school funds to married women holding separate property of their own. Says an exchange; Thcchlld that is well trained at home is never a bad child in sohool, but always acts like a gentleman. Lack of parental restraint in a mild, pleasant, firm, truly parental manner, is a great cause rowdyism. Our barbers charge lightningrod men but five cents a shave, in consideration of, the privilege of honing the razors on their cheek. Veteran book agonts are shaved for nothing. -Win, Bajrymple of the famous grain farm in Dakota, says that the clean profit for 1880 wasS35O,O0O, He raised more than a half a million bushels of wheat on 24,000 acres, and disposed of it in Buffalo at a profit of 50c. a bushel. A prominent farmer of Laporto county says that the wheat crop in that region can be bought for $2 per acre, so badly is it damaged by freezing. Now if they had been treated to such snow falls as Monroe county has had, Northern Indiana would be many hundreds of thousand dollaxs better off,

A preliminary call will soon be issued for a convention of Monroe county grass widows. It was at first proposed to hold the convention during the month of January, but the great difficulty experienced in securing a room sufficiently large to accommodate all has resulted in a postponement till June, when the

convention will assemble in one of

the beautiful groves adjacent to this city. In the meantime a complete enrollment of the membership will be prepared. If the Rothschilds were to withdraw their capital and commercial credit from Germany, Yawcob aud Johannes would be reduced to the necessity of using weinerwurst for currency, A gay young dog (yellow) from the couutry, after inspecting the interior of the Bee Hive grocery store last Saturday, made a dash for the front window, shot through one of the largo panes, and as a bystander remarked, " never techt a bar." This is the second of these dog-oned pane-ful events that have occurred at this store. Plenty of coal now. Mr. Hughes has finally made arrangements by which he is assured of a regular supply, Newt. Mathers returned from Cincinnati last week, having bceu salesman for the Queen City stock yards during the past three months. He will now buy all the first-class horses he can get, and will pay as good prices as any man, Graoger,I)avis& Co., who undertook the pablication and sale of Houghton's Conspectus, have got

! into financial trouble at Indianapo

lis. It is feared that some parties in Bloomington will lose a portion, at least, of their investment, by this

unfortunate circumstance. Cannot some plan be adopted to put a quietus upon the hideous,

car-piercing whistling that the rut-

nan element or Eloommston in-

Di Giles S. Mitchell (Buck) is one of the growing young physicians of Cincinnati. He has a large practice, and is one of the assistant Professors in the Ohio Medical College. Mr. James II. Nahb is still disabled from his fall nearly a year ago down the hatchway of a manufacturing establishment in Cincinnati. He is not able to work, and it is not expected that he ever will be. The suit for damages against the proprietors of the factory has not yet been tried. Mr. W. L. Carter and family of Shelby ville, Ind., have moved to Cincinnati, and are now living on Walnut Hills. Mrs. Carter's mother, Mrs. Mary Legg, sister to Milton and Wallace Hight of this city, resides with her. Mr. Carter is a wide-awake and enterprising business man. Mrs. J. J. Hight, formerly of this place, now of Cincinnati, after having been in poor health for several years has been completely restored. She lived on an exclusively milk diet, without water or any kind of solid food, for seven months. Mrs. Julia Thompson, widow of the late Col. James Thompson, well known in this community, is residing in the old family mansion in Newport, Ky. It was there that she was raised, and has the esteem of a large circle of relatives and friends. Prof. George Parrott formerly of Indiana State University, is still connected with the Parrott Plow manufacturing establishment of

Dayton, Ohio. Some people seem to be alarmed at the prophecy of Mother Shipton that the world is coming to an end in " eighteen eighty-one." This nervousness is entirely uncalled for

as the millenium has to come before the end of the world, and Monroe county will have to have some good

turnpikes before the in il lem urn can

happen. Mother Shipton will nev- (u(Te in at every public uerform-

-. it - y

er paten us wnue we are in me;ance? xt has been asserted that

mud.

John J. Thompson (Tallie),

the "ornrier" a half-grown boy is,

the louder he whistles. Just pick

nn nf fhn Into (?nl. James Thorns! out the brntqs at next public per-

snn. is makincr a fine mark as a ca- formance, and note the class of

det at West Point. He stands near i iuc wiucn uiey ueiong,

the head of his class.

Henry Ward Beecher, on a

Mr. John B, Campbell, son of Sunday night recently, lectured

Prof. M- M. Campbell, who has ; upon the cruel and senseless persebeen residing: in Cincinnati for overlcut;on t0 which nersons of Jewish

a year, has recently been appointed j faith are subjected at present in teacher on the Piano in the Ohio : Germany. The secret of the whole Wesleyan. UniverStfy at Delaware, ; matter is that the Jews, by superior

in that State. During his residence j intelligence, industry, and aptitude in Cincinnati he made for himself jfor business, are outstripping the quite a reputation as a performer j stolid, plodding German. Hence

ana a composer, several or iis j jealousy and persecution. The lecpieces have been published. Asanjtqre of Mr, Beecher it bounds in evidence of his appreciation in his a broad liberality that does honor

new field of labor we quote the fol-Jto his head and heart. Following lowing from the Dplawaro O., Ga-jjsan extract:

zettc of the 20th ult :

"The first piano recital given by thn

" When I look nt Broadway and its ntfluence, nd nt tho gien. iheroon I seo in-

now instrumontul musical director at Mon- j nmvternMa mime?, many of which I reoognott Ball, Mr. J. B. Campbell, took place ; nize as Jewish names. I have beard men at the above institution 01: last Saturday complain that they are undersold by the evening, and was highly enjoyed bv all. Jews. I have even heard it said that the The audience, though small, was in a'tbor- Yankees cannot hold their own .against oughly kind and sympathetic mood, audi the Jews, (Laughter.) "Well, if that is the performance was of marked excollonce j so let them try some other way. They had all through. Especially whs this true of! better marry Jewish maiden and seo if the recitals given by Mr. Campbell, who j they cannot breed a cross between the showed himself a perfect master of the Yankee and the Jew. (Loud and general piano." laughter.) "When I see that the bankers , i t i in "ur ani nre Jws nnd when I see that All who are in iavor Of John they nre so because they developed such Waldron constructing a public hall fiscal skill I see that the way of relief is in the second story of his coptem- nof 10 makf n.t!!il?r.i!' , . , . J , I . I velon ourselves and make ourselves larger. plated new building east of the post ifthUis the condition of the Germans, as office, will please Say "I !" The I's ' described in this petition, then let the Gerhave it, and the next thing in order j mans emigrate to America. Let wch men - ' i , . e .,x breathe our free air. U not the Jew a is the appointment of a committee man? x ftpi a Yankee of the YankeestO wait upon Mr. Waldron with a in that respect u Hebrew qf the Hebrews. respectful request. R man come from Hindostan 1 rejoice 1 a? i n in hitn, especially if he makes this counLrO to the pOStOffaca beiore ev-jtry his household and adopts our princiening if you desire to secure a re- t pies. AVo send to England for the best served seat for the Villa entertain-! fuc0 11,0?e8 s " ,Bend ?nViJT' . . ter clothes. Jjet us then, in Ood s name, ment to-mgnt. son(j for better men. It is for the interests Tim wMAnf f T?A ri.An.. ' of the Commonwealth of America that all Ine widow of Kd. , Gregory has ; thc bost mon shouM bo brought here- Wo removed from .New Albany to this 1 .nt tn skim the dftiries of h!1 the nations

place, and will reside in the Punn

block, near the depot. She will

engage in the fancy gooda antj nodon business, in the room formerly occupied by A. Holtzman, one door east of Greeves $ Son's provision store. Circuit court will convene on Monday next, Several additions have been made to the criminal docket within the past two weeks. wSam, B. "Villa is incomparable in his delineations of female character, while as a vocalist he has but few equals.

Miss Brown, who resides near

of the world, that we may be cheese and butter, and not skimmed milk. (Laughter.) This confession of weakness by thc Germans is foolishness; it is more than that it is disgraceful. It is as much opposed to the principles set forth by their, most illustrious men as it is against the spirit of the political and social institutions of America." The Cincinnati Commercial's Bloomington correspondent recites the following : "A. J, Payne, now of Bloomington, lived in Salt Creek township some four years ago. One pleasant morning, while on her way to school, his bright little 7-year old daughter was met by a vicious neighbor boy, three or four years older than herself, and who had a dead blacksnake. which he carried

White Hall and lost 220 in money

.ni a0 kn .l ,vi n ,i I on a stick. He thrust the snake yard, states that she did not lose thei - A Ai i r i i rrto.T u i ii T'mtQ the cirrs face, and she was so money that it was stolen, and that i Y '

it was returned to (he place where it was found when the search ber came uncomfortably warm for the person or persons having it in charge. Several months ago Nat. Houston, a popular young stock buyer of Greene county, was arrested by Beem Peden of Spencer, on charge of embezalement uwiug to some business complications. The Prosecutor noilied the indictment, and Mr, Houston having learned that Eeem Peden had acted upon representations- made by Shaw 4 Wilkin, bankers at Worthington, has brought suit for damages against the latter named firm., Mark Trueblood, fon a numberof years a resident of Harrodsbqrg, this county, died at the rpsidenoo of his fathcr-in-Iaw, & H? Taylor-, ti Orleans, Ind., on last Sunday ww ing a week, of dropsy of tt taiiri, aged 56 years, He Jeavca ft wife, (who also is quite low wjlh fbver) and one daughter tQ mourn. )la death, He was a mcmbc? of tho

M( Church of Orleans, IVihPV

much terrified that sho oould not

resist. Then he took the snake and wrapped it around her neck and shoulders and ran away. She shook the reptile off and hurried to school, The child was very much agitated during school hours, and when 3I10 returned homo, her parents, greatly alarmed, urged her to tell them what had occurred, for her conduct was wild and strange. She gave them the story, in a disjointed manner, shrieking out frequently: "Take the snake away!" By night her- mind was a wreck. During the four years that have followed she has recognised no fine, hut day after day has sat with her little slate on her lap, making the figures she had been given as a lesson at school on that terrible day, the moviotony broken at times by her piteous ovyt fUako tho snako away," Willi tho hope that medical science ivutfbt Jo something for his daughtP, H pHTUG took hop to the Asylum, fop thg inwo at Indianapolis. 4?ho phytfUU'rtfl of that institution hv iuVwUjjHtwd tho case, but give

ihft iUO'cntM o onoourugeinent bhc

According to Mother Shipton's prophecy, April 17th will be the last day of this world's existence everything earthly is to drop into space : dowu f down ! oh, it is terrible! To think, too, how many persons are delinquent subscribers to the Progress! The thought that these people will go to the "bad place" with this sin upon their records causes us to feel doubly sad once for them and once for the Progress. The Wallace-Villa troupe more than sustained their well-earned reputation by their performances in Mendelssohn Hall, Monday night. Sam, B. Villa is a show in himself, but he does not depend upon hiro self: he' brings with him a large and well-balanced company of actors and musicians. The orchestra is an important feature of the troupe this season, as is also the Band, and the latter makes a handsome street parade. The performances Monday night elicited continuous peals of laughter the situations were indescribably funny and the music was charming. In the burlesque of "Pocahontas' Villa took thc house by storm ; ho did more to create a panic in the button market than any man who has ever appeared before a Bloomington audience, Jf you desire to spend an evening enjoyably and profitably, go to-night and see Sam. B. Villa iu the burlesque, "Ciudrella." Why is Villa's Eb player like a quarrelsome woman ? Because he exeells in tougueing. Joke. -Why is Sara Bernhardt like Cooper & Bailey's Circus? Becauso she has a baby elephant. Joke 2d. Those whole-souled grocerymen John K. Andcrsou& Co., have been stocking up again, at their store, east of the Bank, and are always willing to divide profits with the printer. It is a real pleasure to do business with Anderson & Co., because,in addition to carrying a stock

of everything a customer needa.they

are so kind and accommodating to all. They are at present offering some extra bargains in staples, Mart. Alexander talks of going to Califoraia, before returning to Bloomington. He has a sister living in Oakland, opposite San Francisco. NO CREPIT at lUcCullas, Hemp. Wilson has bought the Meat Market,, in Progress Block, and solicits the patronage of his old customers, and such new ones as desire to patronize a dean shop, where the best beef, pork and veal will be sold at all seasons of the year. Remember : the old-established stand, on 6th st. and college avenue. Mr. De La Matyr came within 74 votes of being chosen U.S. Senator. It was a narrow escape. JVO CREDIT at McCallas. A special announcement will be found at the head of this page, by the reliable dry goods firm of McCalla & Co. In order to get their store room in shape for a Spring stock they will sell every line of goods in the house at a marked reduction. They have no old stock everything is new and stylish, and they keep a line of Indies' goods, inferior to none in any market. IVO CREDIT $t illcCallas. After Bnrdette left Bloomingr ton, he was met on the train by an elderly granger, who, while he peacefully munched a huge quid of tobacco, intently eyed the humorist, and finally said i " Say, mister, hain't yon the fellow wot gin the show up to Mendelssohn hall last night ? " " Yes," replied Bnrdette, " I did give an entertainment at Mendelssohn hall last night." " Waal, I thought you was the chap, I want to tell you 'bout a boy of mine. You ought to see him ; he's just the fellow for your show ; he's the blamedcst fool I

IVO CREDIT at Medina?, A man named Sterling was hanged in Youngstown,0., in 1877. for the murder or a young girl. He was convipted on the evidence of a huckster, who a few days ago, on his deathbed, confessed that he was the murderer. HO (JREUIT nt ItlcCallas.

Must Close Out the Present Stock FOR IN JUNE SOL. IS GOING to EUROPE Note Reductions : Men's Twelve Dollar Suits Iiedneed to 'Ten Dollars.

! Men's Fifteen Dollar Suits Kedueed to Thirteen Dollars and fty.ct

JUen's Eighteen Dollar butts Keduced fo lifteeu Dollars. Men's Twenty Dollar Suits Hedoced to Eighteen Dollars. Men's Twenty-Five Dollar Suits Keduced to Twenty-Two Dollars,

give awa

at. $5, $IO, $12, and $15. THE II6ICE is telling ou Our Pants ATONE. TVO, THREE, FOUR AND FIVE DOLLARS. The balance of our Mens' and Boys' Suits and Overcoats marked nroj poitionately low, . KAHN & TANENBAtJM,

We

The White is King! It hnft tho finest finished ivood-ivorlc and

13 the Bkst Made Machine. Its shuttle

13 F.Hf-thrradwg ; its 11 end 1b is felf-snllin ;

its oobuitis ran tie filled, wunout removing

work or attnchmrnU. ho simple in con

struction and light running timt a child iun use it It is warranted for Five

Years. See the White before buying. S.C.DODDS&CO., Office, City lioakstoro.

BAVARIAN KRAUT, (import

ed for Dunn & Co.) just received,

and for sale at 30c. per gallon. It

Is the nicest article ever seen here

Oscar lieed & Co., Parlor

Drug Store, have one of the cleanest,ueatest stocks of drugs in Bloomington, and being thoroughly posted in the compounding of medicine, Mr. Reed feels confident of his ability to suit an please all customers. Special attention is directed to the assortment of Perfumery and Toilet Articles,ineluding everything which the ladies usually call for in a drug store. Of wall papers and paints Reed & Co. carry a stock sufficient to supply all demands, and will undertake, for cash, to duplicate any order, large or small, that may be presented. Don't forget the place. Masou's old stand.

BISK HITE.

Store room to reut. Inquire of Xat. U. Hill, at the Bank, or of W.A.Gabe, at the Progress office,

TtfE pkopkietor of the " Boss" drug store has been invoicing, and he finds that he has lost so much money in the past six months by giving bargains to ins customers that it will be necessary to give away the balance of his goodsj and do it quickly, so that he may hot pay too much rent while it is goiug on. All you men, women, or children, who want anything that Shoemaker has in stock, had better buy it now, for he says he will sell goods at your own price. He has an immense stock of wall papers,

just received, and ha sdetermined to

include them in his general sacrifice, for the benefit of his customers.

W ALL ACE - VILLA TROUPE, Positively Two Mights OHLY

Jakuay 31 Ain Feb. l4

ViJl play 1st night the 5 act dratta, -A. Iaugilit0i? of THE STATE! Arid the Burlesque "&R.H." Pocahontas 2d Night, the 3 act trama,

AFTER

And the Burlesque CINDRELLA,

Michigan Early Rose Potatoes, at

DU$N& CO'S.

BEE SIIVE.

OliftVs Tasteless Cod Liver Oil, with Limfi and "Wild Cherry, "will give relief in CQiisumption. Ask your druggist fox R ATARI A IV KRAUT, Jiest -thing out, at Dunn & Co's, Oliffe'fl Tasteless Cad Livbr Oil, with Lime nnd Wild Cherrv,wiil cure bronchitis. Ask your druggist far it. SEE HIVE.

al services were conducted by lkv ! vt duMUl Jiana thc remainder of S. C, Kennedy $1 (lie midiu, I lijb uuiuujf the iucuraWw.

J would Ijke to sell my house and lot and personal property, also some bank stock, 1 want to go to Texas. E. Batterton. Arrived this week at the errent

cash grocery house of Dunn & Co.;

10 boxes of new crop Kaisius. 10 half ohests of X'ure Tea, 123 bushels Dried Reaches. 25 doz cans choipe Tomatoes,

40 doz cans corn.

10 barrels N. O. Molasse3, 10 barrels Tennessee Sorghum. 25 barrels Sugar, 35 boxes Soap. 10 dozen Washboards (self-acting.) All these goods will be sold at the

lowest notch.

mm ?You should at least look at that immense assortment of ladies'

and gents' gold and silver watches,

bracelets, ohavns. rings, silver and

plated ware, and the best gold pen

ever brought to the place, at Tobe

Smith's Panoy Baaar.

Kcirardlcss of price, the New

York Store will run oft their Ham

burg Edgings to the first persons who cull on them. rjjen, Field & Co, arc giviugaway a groat many lines of goods to sell others. Go to the New York Store and learn the particulars. -Don't neglect to go to the New York Store, aud get auuic of thc during out bargains

Get yovn basket filled cheaply and satisfactorily, by those clever grocerymen, John ly. Anderson & Co, Their place of business is just east of the Rational Bank, and they have a handsome trade which they retain by fair dealing and good goods. Learn their prices on coffees And teas in, tliese lines they keep a full supply, and having purchased of the importers, cau give special inside ratps, Polite and attentive salesmen always ready and - anxious to wait on customers. Anderson or Robinson will give you the market price for butter, eggs and other merchantable produce.

It looks like school had just been dismissed, at Beuckeit's Bakery some days, and notably on Sat urday, when parents and children

th rong the establishment in search of fresh bread and cakes. The bread baked by Benckerthasa reputation for lightness and uniform

sweetness that causes it tO be mucji sought aftefj

I ask my friends to &ll and examine my goods and learn prices before investing in a suit ot a shigle garment. I knotV that I cart offer inducements that are unequal--od in this county ' 1 mm SticoiSd Hand Now is your time to get a door instrument CHEAP. We hae received a nioe lot of the Celebrated Enlace Organs which we propose to cell for the next 30 days at prices that defy competition. Also, Two Second Hand Organs iti Good Repair, very cheap. Also, one SECOND HAND PIANUj at a price that will. surprise v'qu. I Sm Uii flfSf Sewing Machine," before BCYiso. Office, City Book Store. tilfebO 3. O. DODDS & CO, Five tierces BaVariati Kraut Jiut received and for safe hy Dunn&Co. A fine assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Gold and Silver Watchf es, Gold and Plated Guard and Vest Chains in large yariety; Solid Silver and Silver plated Warg of all kinds. Sets of Jewelry j Studs; Buttons, Src., of all styles, and at very low prices, at Tobe Smith s.

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Came to the Clothing Emporium, south side of the square, and get an overcoat or an ulster for almost nothing. Our elegent stock will be closed put at figures that will be a genuine surprise to you. Another unparalleled stock of Furnishing Goody just received. JBesj. McGee.

Great Annual Sale of Hamburg HdglugN

And INSERTTXGS, commencing SataN diiY, January 15,1831. 300 Cartoon. A mngtiitieent assortment of beautiful patterns," nei'er equal fed in tlib city. The Agent of n munufucturing company li aving been compelled, at a great sacrifice, to close out the balance of a consign -mi'tit. we wero enabled, with tho ready" cash, to secure the entire lot.

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Jl HIVE Mens' and Boys Caps, both fine and common, Opera unu (skating. Call at McCalla A: Cp.'s unci get one, very cheap. BEE HIVE.

Mens' Overalls nnd Waists, just the ihinp; for fanmr$, mechanic, laborers

aud nmuhinifcta, now in stuck at MoOuHa's. ; Mens and Boys' Suspenders in! variety and htvli-s unsurpassed in this or j any ntber market- They must be seen to ) be appreciated, at McCalla's, j

Estate 01 Eraacl W Ketchant Notice Is hereby given that Benjamin JF. Adams, Administrator df the above named estate, has this day filed in tho office of tho Clerk of the circuit court of Monroe

county, State of Indiana, his accounts and vouchers in final settlement of said estate; and that the same come up for hearing nnd disposition in Paid Court, at the next Term thereof, to-vit j On the fourth Monday of jfebrimry, "Witney the Clerk rfnd Seal of said Court this 12th day of danuarv, i81. jan 1M Cletk. . ftxecator Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Execu tor of the last "Will and Testament of Vm; Voss deceased; late of tSlObmlhgtoh, Monroe county, tndiatia Said Estate is probablt Solvent. Ji IT. ADAMS, dec. 2J-1KS0. Executor. Loiidttn & Miers. ritlfr'S. . . - Uiidei'tniciiig.. 11 US. E. J( HENDERSON h opened an Undertaking establishment, in. tho Kogers building, northeast corner of tho pqnaro, next to WoohVs Grocery Store, and is prepared to answer all ralhj in this line; I have a hearse,- tfnd will give special attention to fuiicraU in country as well as in town. Furniture repaired in (ho best style, and Chairs neatly raned rn short notice. 1 respect futh asfc tor a share of the public tMitmnuee. MAS. K.J. IIKV Biooiniuslon. Ind, to;H, l?S'jV '

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