Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 13, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 July 1881 — Page 3
THE SEASOH being well nigh ended, we will sell from now TILL THE first OF SEPT. ALL OUR Spring and Summer Clothing and Furnishing Goods, regardless of cost Come and price our goods. $18 Suits Reduced to $14.50. $ 15 Suits Reduced to $12.60. Twelve Dollar Suite at Nine-Fifty and Ten Dollars. ALL OTHER GOODS proportionately cheap. KAHN & TANENBAUM-
C Tan Zand Sc. feJon, UND&BTAKKRS AKB lULtU IX Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and Coffins. Hearse and Carriages furnished to order. Orders by telegraph will receive prompt attention. Shop on College Avenue, north end of W. O. Fee's Building, Bloomingtop, Indiana. If you have a waicfa that has stopped running from any cause, or a dock that needs repairs, go
promptly to the Jewelry store of
John C. Yoss, in Lindley'a room, and secure bis professional services. Be is an expert in these matters, and in addition to doing a general repairing business he keeps a very choice and neat stock of jewelry and fine watches which he will sell at tha lowest figures. He also has a good supply of Spectacles, and can suit the eyes of any one. Any article in his line that may be called for and which may not be in stock will be ordered. Don't forget Voss's place of business Lindley's drug storeroom, west side. '
FINE CLOTHING FOR HOT WEATHER, India SeersuckerjSaits, weight but nineteen ounces. Royal Navy Suits, half lined with silk serge. Pongee Silk Dusters elegant. English Serge Suits, blue or black ; very nobby. Creole Linen Suits, blue, brown and drab; fashionable and tasty. Elegant English and Freneh eissimere suits, made up very light and stylish. Alpaca Coats, silk finish fine. White Duck and Marseilles Vests made of best materials imported. You will find in my stock the very finest materials, elegantly made, and at low prices. Call. BENJ. McGEE.
Don't forget that the "Trade Palace," corner of the alley on the west side of the square, is presided over by Charles P. Tuley, the well known dry goods man, and that his experience in the business gives him advantages possessed by but few. His stock is a good one and lias been specially selected fur this market. Farmers and their families can secure full supplies here. Mr. Tuley or Mr. Brecden will always be found at the Trade Palace, west side of the square. Ask for the house if you do not know where it is.
TJ kfnnrrt Cmnfu t!ftiihlirnn (Ten-
Iral (hmmittre Kill merlin ihe Grand Jury m j... JI.. SL VJ...
KOOHl in Bioamingivii, vn inc jvuj in khiiw - day of tarh. month, at 10 o'tUick A.M. Wm. F. Browhing, Chairman. .1. G. McPhbktkbs, Je., Secretary. LOCAL AND 6 EN R A L
Maj, Henry Perry left Bloom- j David Warreu's wife is hopeington for Rockland, Maine, h.tst ! leiisly ill with hemorrhage of the
Thursday, to enjoy the sea breezes, ; lungs
this election ot Y . J
bathe in the salt sea waves and en-j Xhc vapanPT ;n tne Hoard o
deavor to build up. or five or six j Ci( (Schoo Tr,19lcw WM fii)e(j by U Vf..: 1 . I .Ann in - . . . .... J
poor health and he realizes the need of some radical measures for relief. He is a thorough gentleman, a good
business man and a valued citizen,
and his many friends will be grat
ified to learn that his health is improved by a change of air. In one of the battles of the late war Maj.
Perry was shot through the chest
a minme
ball
in at t he
Allen.
Frank Fee of Grcencastlc was
in town last week looking alter his
real estate interests here. Asher Shiss, of the II. S. postal, department, with headquarters at St.I.iOui$,is rusticating iu Blooinington for a few days. Mit. MePhetridj'o has had
ihissiiik i , .1 -i. .1..-:
front and passing out at the back.- , . , .b. ... b
On the printed slip, the date follow
xno vour name snows the time to whxcr
tv&scriptioH hot been paid.
PfrVfomtn Adjustable nnd women's Flexible-Corsets at the Bee Hive. tSfLtAtes' Bnlbrigan Ho?, regular made, 23c. per pair, at the Bee Hive. IT IS A KARS TREAT to enter the store room of Charley Mobley, the "Golden Rule," on the south side, and examine the magnificent new Spring stock. Anyone who will do so will no longer wonder that this establishment is so popular with the general Jlic. " The stock af the "GoIdeujJale" is not only unusually large, but it is selected with the most exquisite care as to beauty and excellence of materia!. The
ladies from all portions of ifonroi:
GKORGE A. BENCKKRT Besckerts Ice Cream is now in season. Go and get a dish or take a qnart home with yoo. Bread, the i-icest ever seen here, can be found at Benckert's Bakery, in the Old Orchard building. . Don't fume and worry over a hot tcve, when you can bny better at Benckert's bakery titan you can
. . J conntv, testify to the nopularitv of ' C. Orchard, deceased
xresn jreaa, voices, eic, uuk the house by their mtronajie ol it.
j . . .r a - - - .
every any. a ne wsi m ucur mi
Prof. Woods, the cornet soloist,
returned from a visit to PrincetoD, Ind., last week.
Wm. Curtis is located in De Sota, Iowa, and Bends for the Progress. Wm. Hooper has gone to Grove City, Minnesota, to work at his trade, that of a saddler. Leverett Cochran has moved his jewelry iuto the Parlor Drug Store. Henry Hewson, the champion boat maker, has removed his shop to the room over Stuart & MePheeters' hardware store. "Maj." Browning and Joe Rogers left Bloomington for De Sota, Iowa, last week. They will sell HenleyV patent bed spring. -Jas.Atkinson and several others have gone to Indian Springs, to physio, feed and fan themselves during these red-hot days. The 19,000 lbs. of wool shipped from this point week before last was owned jointly by the Bee Hive and New York stores. Win. A. Matthews has been appointed Administrator of the estate of John S. Johnson, late of Ellettsville. Read Trustee Adams1 notice and then go out to the Johnson's Ford Bridge, on the morning of the 15th, and bid on the approaches. Jas. B. Clark and Mrs. M. H. Orchard have been appointed Administrators of tin e.sta:t of John
Nat. U. Hill, Mrs. Buskirk's business manager, closed a contract last week for building a twostory brick business house on the south side of the square, and east of Anderson's provision store. The room occupied by Henry Hewson
has been cut off. and will be re
the past week, and uo hope is en-
(crtaiucu oi tuts recovery. Wm. Kriner, a well known carpenter, who resides on 6th and railroad streets, is in the last stages of consumption. Don't make light of the comet. Why is the comet like the New
moved to some lots in the Dunn York Republican party? Because
addition, and the room occupied by
Leveret Cochran is being torn out. The new building, the contract for which has been secured by H. J. Nichols for $5,000, will be 27 by 100 ft : one room, on ground floor,
with a sixteen foot ceiling; the j show windows are to be single sheets of plate glass, thirteen feet in bight: the front is to be of
stone but the cornices will be of
because its all split up.
Dr. Jeff. lToltzman, who went to Waldo, Florid j, last fall for the benefit of his health, died of consumption in that town on Friday last, at 11 o'clock. A son of James Pauley, who ha:! been a guard in the Jeftersonville Penitentiary, is at home in consequence of failing health. He
The live and popular dry had hemorcliage of the lungs,
iron.
goods firm of Len. S. Field & Co.
has rented the room for a terra of ten years, and the New York Store will have one of the most complete and convenient dry goods rooms in Southern Indiana when this building is completed, and we learn that the firm contemplate introducing a number of modern and novel features, among others lady clerks and the cash boy system. The building is to be completed by Sept. 1 5. In an assa lit and battery case
before Esquire Tate, last week, one ! hours' time each dav. Several men
of the attorney s said : " May it I at worj,. on tne turnpike were prosplease this court. Resting upon I trated by the heat, the couch of Republican equality as postmaster McPheeters, with I do, covered with the blanket of' , entn,t j
constitutional panoply as 1 am, and , . .. , . ,
'7-1 i i i
Some one entered Shoemaker's
drug store, Sunday night a week, passing in at the second story window in front, and secured 25 in money and a quantity of cigars. Tuley and Breeden, the enterprising dealers, have sold two consignments of Georgia watermelons. They secure the first and the best of the season. The heat was so great last week that the men in Dunn's quar
ry could make but three or lour
protected by the aejiis of American
liberty as I feel myself to be, I despise the buzzing of the professional insect who has just sat down,
and defy his futile attempt to ien I .1. .
affairs at Washington,both by news-
papers and frequent telegrams. Dr. Weir, one of our most energetic and reMable physicians, has
etrate, with his puay sting, the in- oeen connueii to ms oeu uunng me terstkes of my impervious cover-; past leu days, with an attack of
ing. w nai a ye soy t " During three or four days of last weuk, i)rs. McPheeters and Dodds, Government Surgeons, examined a large number of applicants fur pensions-man v of them
fever.
I Miss Uuthank, of Wayne co., who has besn visitirg her sister in this place, Mrs. Cnrter Paring, returned to her home lust week.
other ingredients used. Physicians veey oftbs? preFcribe, at this time oi year, medicines that bare for their b?is pine bmndy r wbisliy. If the ptttient get4 impure spirits
tlwwe made pusoootH tiy di&hoaest city Tcctifiei tne effect b lerv harmful. A
reputation forKcarmg m mm? m 3 u c t T "w"M't pie Mduiia&ikei.ted liquors, is worth has one of the best and most
fomething to man. Huch a repotntiou
August Knugex ba oaraed by muj years of experience, and persons who require whisky or brandy tor metiieijiat pur-
On Vpdnosdav last the heat
Those who are seeking rich, beanti- j Wllj intense. Thermometers indi-
The wife of Jlev. John Bower, nmrmrtiniil hv her sister, will
fiotu Sullivan, (,ran, Grew and d a momh ur Uyo .m the adjacent count ie., as well as f:rmi ' ( jR iaif.a III!.. . 'V ;.. . ..!:.....
pose, may rest assured tbat wneo ,ioey buy it of Kreuecr, they eel it as & comes
lrom the distillery, atitaout any cxionng.
i oe best of an vtoinr none too good lor
the people, and while they are bayioj
tbey saouui get toe test it is c&eapest. Ksiek.I!M,i Anslca Salve. The Best SuVre in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Snlt Bheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Gbapped llutids, Chilblains, 'Coras, sod all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaraatee-l to give pet-feet satisfaction in every esse, or money refunded. Price 3". par box. For sale by B. laodley, Blocmingtoii, Ind. july-81 A good Farm of 210 acres for sale. Mostly in grass. Good buildings and good water. Five and one-naif miles from Bloomington, and two and one-half miles from EllettsviHe. Address N. & Mayfield, Bloomington, Ind. llere'a Tw Opaortauaity ! A smalt farm of Bineteen acres. A very desirable residence, ia a beautiful location, situated a half mile south oi the State UniverMtj, the Is. H. A. & C. K. R. forming the eat wra boundary. The improvements are a c. welling of four rooms with porches facing east and west, a large cistern at the door, a good cellar, good outhouses, and barn, an orchard in full bearing and plenty of Urine stock water, with a good
spring. There is alao a good quarry of
excellent building stone, a lew yards from the railroad. Tanas, one-half cash down, the halsaca in easy payments. To persons wishtfte to cone to the city for education-
ai purposes taia presents great induce-
Bis. JOHN SHIRLEY".
ful -novelties, are specially invited. J
The " Boss Drug Store, J. W. Shoemaker proprieror, is ouc of the most popular houses in Southern Indiana. The " Boss " carries the largest stock ver seen in the town,
reliable prescriptionists in the State.
In addition to keeping all the staple drugs and patent medicines, Shoemaker has the largest and most complete stock of Wall Paper, Paints and Oils in the county. 2Sa man can afford to paint his house or paper his rooms before calling at the " Boss " drug store to secure figures. Liook for the sign, and male no mistake. W M. J. ALLEN W. J. Allen has just received WLWI Pine Shingles, and a car load of No. I Pine Lath. Call and get the priees on these staples. The light-running Wood Mower is the machine for farmers to invest in call and see it. Ta Buckeye agency has been secured by Allen, and if you want a combined machine (twine binder) there is none superior to the Buckeye. Grr a Buckeye Reaper U does splendid work as every farmer knows. Fob Hardware and a general assortment, call on W. J. Alien. He is daily receiving all the latest improvements and novelties which go to make up a stock in that line. The Walter A. Wood Mower has been before the public for many years, and we have sold a large number, every one of which has
given the best of satisfaction.
PDINTINGl TNE PROGRESS
Job Printing Office
Tilth .Vm TtPt, StmPrmtt, and taUnfcr Feu X(rrMctaaafad,iaprsan4 do Matin la a s!iaqialto tfea bMi ti lb eoiatay. tatlsalar tt Una jaWa COMMERCIAL PillHTIIKL InmtmUnt Mil Wlrt, HaaJBflBi, IxUkt Hd, gate llaado, Oman. Canb. Poatar. Jkc FtenBHaUmr
a tftrfbr. Ordta fttai miraase Wli naie
rromp attcnuoe.
ORCHARD HOUSE !
3. XX Orchard & Boa PROPRIETORS.
Opposite th Depot, KaaamJiiaaa, Imt.
UVEEY and SALE Tforth Side Pablie Square. Bloomington. rilllK undersign.! take pleasure iu ca!IX ingattent.on ec the fact that tbey harp The Latest Styles of Baggies and Carriages, and ood, steady horset for single and double driving. We are pre-
purei to furnit-h (vrriuges "fr Weddings, Ponerais and Pi-.i js. and acilt teams for
'mtuen:i: Trav trs. Farracr!' hur3e ?.J - oMpl.r. ft nflhRY & f A Y
Bexckeet's household words, it in the season.
Ice Cream " are Everybody buys
sttjart a McPheeters '
Remember to examine the Champion Mower, at Stuart & McPheeters' hardware store, when you come to town. It is a " Champion " and no mistake.
tnuEB8 will find plenty of
shingles, lath, doors, sasb, etc. at our store. Call and get bottom prices. The Champion Reaper and Mow"t is the machine you want, my fanner friend. It is distancing all competitors. Gives satisfaction in working and in construction. Ask to be shown the Champion combined machine before vou con
clude to purchase. It is the best
machine made, as we believe. If yon want a plow that will
scour anywhere, buy the Oliver. It
you want tne strongest and neatest plow, buy the "Oliver Chilled," at Stuart & McPheeters.
cafed 08 degrees in the shade, ami many out-door laborers were com peiled tn quit work. It is a bad stale of affairs in this country when the fact that a man holds an important position subjects him to danger from assassination or violence. Richard Heath, of Corydon, Ind., who was a salesman in the New York Store last winter, died of consumption, at his home, on Thursday last. A man named Chandler is putting up a house near the spoke factory, in which he will sell groceries. Mrs. Clelland F. Dodds went to Chattanooga, Tenn., Friday a week, on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Newell Sanders. Columbus Browning left Bloomington on Thursday last for Toledo, O., and may go to Put-in-Bay and other points north before his return. Says the New York Tribune ' The life of a President is not sufficiently protected when a lunatic can hold the balance of power in American politics. Bloomington still improves. Two new business blocks in course of construction at one time, and every room rented before the foundations arc put in, looks like a healthy business boom. Several box cars were attached to the Bedford excursion train, on the 4th of July, and on the return trip a sudden stoppage of the train threw three or four men against an old lady who was riding in one of the box cars, injuring her seriously. Perry Bros, of Ellettsville, the quarrymen, have secured the contract for furnishing stone for the Kosciusko county court house. The commissioners of Tippecanoe Gounty recently examined the stone in these quarries, and it is possible that the Lafayetto court house will be built of Ellettsville stone. Tobe Sloeomb came home from work at the spoke factory last Wednesday, and went into a summer kitchen to take a bath. He was suddenly struck by the heat, fell to the floor, and it was with the greatest labor that he was resuscitated. Dr. Faris chanced to be near, and rendered aid that doubtless saved Mr. Slocomb's life.
AT
df;.n & ;.. s.
Don't fail to see the
EIGHT LBS. of CHOICE
COFFEE FOR 1
inin:j. iwentv-nve aiimicauts
were in their offtVi' la.t Wednesday, and more than half of the num'ier were not entitles t pension, havi ii. i
ing Keen nam i t wont in many
John der-on. liid . lirtuijhtiT.
W. W. Duntnd, of the Barnun show, came from Terro Haute
The comet has split, say the astronomers, and there are two comets now rushing through space, strewing more sparks than a sixwheel locomotive on the L.N. A. & O. railway. The queerest feature about this sloiihinsr off business is,
that the part that slid oil' from the
Geo. Fry has quit the Moore's Creek saw mill enterprise, and is again engaged in the blacksmithing business, this time at Harrodsburg. Andersons & Co, keep lemonade on draught. Ice cold, too.
JjflHiindomfi and fashionable walking
Buskirk went to An-
lift Mondtiy, to vi.-it 1
original comet has carried awav the i shoes for too Ladies just received at the old comet's tail, so that it may" dart ! "i-"e ,),ry GoS,.s,OMI of TKkv . i i . , ' ... . ... J ... 'Co. Prices lower than usual, and quality and dodge about like a tailless kite jof oods equal to any sold. .rJ ! Bktteu qualities in Ladies or
iia wind iiiiuuuiiiisiiiu to tiuwui. t , , , r. i i t j . x rp, , ,a . . t Gents '.button Shoes can be round
wiling. xnu wmic muif;, ever, sounds like a Democratic lie. Seems to the Progress that the controversy between the friends of the University (both Bides claim to be its friends) ought to cease. It can result in no good. If we fall out and wrangle over the University, an institution of great local value to Bloomington, we cannot exjiect people in other towns to feel much sympathy for our town or for the institution that is located in its midst. The views of any one man cannot visibly injure or benefit a State institution. Be men and let the wrangling stop. Howe Ilyors has purchased a complete outfit of machinery for a Hub and Spoke Factory, and has closed a contract with parties for the buildings, and will roon be driving ahead with his accustomed energy. The manufacture of Hubs is as important a branch oi business as that of Spokes, and with the improved maohinery now in use, the only additional necessary aids are timber and money. In these particulars Mr. Ryors is master of the situation. Now, with another railroad to cheapen transportation, Bloomington will become one of the leading manufacturing towns ot Indiana. Mr. Ryors' enterprise may be strangled by the greedy, conduct of those who have eligible locations. He don't propose to be blackmailed. P. S. Since the above was written Mr. Ryors has purchased four town lots of Wm. McCollough, southeast of Holtzmau's woolen mill. The location is convenient to the timber district, and water can easily be secured. The buildings will go up immediately.
The Republican members of
the New York Legislature, or at least a majority of them, met. in
caucus Friday night and nominated
the lion. ai ner Miller and Jmhridge G. Lapham as candidates for United States Senators to suc
ceed Mr. Conkling and Mr. Piatt
respectively. Mr. Lapham and Mr. Miller are at present both members of the House of Repre
sentatives from the State of JSew
York, and are eeutlemen of fair
racier and abilitv
cases, to nx up the desired condi-, . ' . , , . . c. .i rt- ti, t Jiloominglon, ftatnrday last, to tions to fit their applications. There ' ... e .P. ' ' '
. .1 , . , 3TO 1119 JBHllI.
is no quest iuu ua. mere aic grcuirj frauds perpetrated upon the pension
department, and that it is a rapidly growing evil. This is the time of year when
yon will read many words of warn
- Wieka came home from the Springs, with renewed energy and a renovated liver. Each bulletin received from Washington givea hope of the President's
recovery, lio is resting oasy, no inflam
ing about the consumption of green ; nmticn, pulso moderate erry indication
apples ; yet if you chance to own a tree or two and observe the enormous quantity of green apples knocked from them and devoured
is for the best.
On Monday the heat reached 100 in the shado, in Kloomingtoa.
Very many of the large cities
by boys whose parents permit them j imitated Bloomington, in that they
to roam the streets and alleys of : had no celebration on the 4th.
Bloomington on Sunday, you will conclude that the so-called griping green apple has been misrepresented.
The editor of the Courier is vainly ndavoring to make his readers beliove that ho owns seven shirts. He pays : "TbU weather consumes one boiiod shirt fcverv twenty-four hours." The idea
M. G.Morris, whose farnl 1 tht a country publisher could afford to . ' . . ichan'B oftnnnr than once & fortnight!
l.rt.tcm ...Ma k... .... Hi tf 4 1, nr rt . . I 1 O O
last fall, was paid his insurance by the Continental insurance company of New York, and has moved into
his new residence. Mr. M. is a
careful, hard-working farmer, and
A Washington correspondent writes to the Cincinnati Enquirer on the subject of U. S. Senators, and says: Among the Senators
who most frequently call for their
the Progress is gratified to know ! stipends is Senator Voorhecs of Int'aat nnrt nf Ins was nroviilwl I diana. It is said that he calls on
tor. Mrs. Paris C. Dunning has brought suit against Andy Oliphant and wife for some property in the northwestern portion of Bloomington, some fifteen acres. It is claimed that Mrs. Dunning held an unsatisfied judgment against Mullikin when he conveyed the property to Mrs. Oliphant and husband. Faulkner took a wild maneating cinnamon bear tc Indian Springs, on the 4th, and the natives of Martin county took refuge in the tree tops. It was many hours be
fore they could be induced to de
the Secretary for his salary oftener
and draws it in smaller amounts than any other member ot the Senate. There arrived at Castle Garden in the month of June 59,416 immigrant?, making the total tor the first six months of the year 241,408. This is 04,513 more than arrived in the first half of 18S9, in which the arrivals were more numerous than ever before. The supreme court of this State thus declares the question, " Who is a householder?" " A man is to lie deemed a householder upon
whom rests the duty of supporting
seend and witness the antics of, tHe members 0f his family or house
hold, ihe fact that a man 3 wife dies, and his family consists of one
bruin and his jolly manager,
Alviu Hinds was sizing a spoke at one of the lathes in HoIIchbacher's factory, last Wednesday, and fed bis left forefinger and thumb into the machine. They were cut off the thumb at the first and the finger at the second joint.
idonted child, and that he secures
t he service of others to prepare and furnish food and to take care of furniture, docs not take from him the clu.racter of householder." During the months of May ttnd Juno iust tmsj. Kdwin and TUwIev
Dr. Simpson's drugstore, ntlrvin, ana ioim eiiwot Miitwroeaip., Harrodsburg, was entered by!"11", ,,nB chicken hawks-some o i i .. i '. i vorj" mr 'O ones. Tho throo hres made thieves, Sunday night a week, and j a vory ,:m.wssfut raid upon those l.Iomi-
$8U in money tuKcn. Hie Store otitnirsty.MrUs, and now uunsole tneiuselves
with the fi!lowin;r :
Hi. in oi'im) and wet u.o, sun ooniu dry us, Stand buck hawks, don't couio niirli us. J. E.
fSfOwing to the largo varinty and de-
"T
DUV.N v. CO.S.
J. D. Uriney wtis also entered and the thieves secured considerable booty.
T'lin Vnnn cr "KV1 1? t' Airvi tnnnf '
.i i i r ! i i :nrallo tiunlitv f tho Kiods dwpluvcd Kt in the weekly Indianapolis Jour-1ho l5(.0 iiv,.-tradeisrtm lmoming.UiouBh nal, is conducted by a citi Zdl of iIip season is 5omi;;hat advanced. IVople Harrodsburg, under the name of. who sthoHoo llivo stm-k cannot very
6"C"iir-l:niIs ol' r.-'oiIb hnvo Wn received at tho Hum Hive dry goods s-tore within tho past two weeks'. (i to this hou.-io and lfrn their piicis. Very low. ji'hcrc is tho Ron Mi vo? Next to tho Ton. Olliec. What i.- kept there?
. Kverv artie.o vou ninv eail tor in Drv
Phillips' Restaurant is becom 1 od, Noiion-1, Hooti,' Sh-.ioa and Hats.
ing the popular feetiing plaeo fur the farm- JJo they keep Ch;hin? Yes; n very t crs. l'liillips, in lulrtitifin to his lennii- large aM'rtment of Clothing, as well a;, a rant business carries a well m:I-.-!vI ttm-k un ful ot ( rpi t and Oil t'lth$. flu! of rigais. tobacco.-, .HiuiO-J liiilU, cov lliev Jell low.' Ve vrv low. and tbo . v. i.- - . " ...:!; .
L, Belle Lec.
Tobe East is in partnership with John It. in the prartiee of law. Tho oilice of this firm is on the oast side of the square, and their card will be iound in tho
proper department
at Perdue's than is usually offered by dealers. I solicit an examination by buyers. C. R. Perdu R. Db. Warner's Coraline Corset, boned with i new material called Coraline. No mora broken whalaLoncs. Its advantages are : 1st. It cannot be broken. A reward of $10 will bo paid for every strip of Coralino which breaks with four months' ordinary wear in a Corset. 2d. It is more pliabio than whalebone, and so adopts itself more readily to tho movemcT'tS of tl.i body. ThU makes it much more comfortable and healthful. 3d. It is not atfrcted by cold, heat or moisture. A Corset boned with Coraline will last onn-half longer than oao boned with whalebone. Tho Coraline Corset Is made throughout of superior material!), and is warranto! in every respcet. If not found entirely satisfactory, the purchase-money will be refunded. For sale by MeUttlla & Co. Wilcox's Corset Waist is made of two thicknesse." of the best quality of satin jean, strengthened by twenty-eight rows of cable cord, stitched into seven groups. Tho Corset Waist is adapted to all childreh two years old and upward. It
is sold by juovaiia co. ItayWhera did you get that lovely parasol? Why, at the Bee Dive, of course, and Wicks & Co. have a large supply. Call and select one befor they are picked ovof. Perdue has Ladies' Shoes in all styles and at all prices. Be is now receiving daily by express, tha latest shapes to meet the demands of bis larga trade. Call at Purdue's before pnrvhnsing. lThe Boo Hive is in receipt of some new and handsome styles in Dress Goods, Fans, Parasols, and beautiful summer wraps. Tho Ladies need not be told that tt.e Bee Hive has built up a reputation for keeping good, of the best qualities in their line. A CAUTjfoy. I hereby caution the public against buying or trading for a fironiissory nolo of eleven hundred do!ars, with interest at seven per ecnt. per annum, given by O. P. Ketcham and A, Ketcham to John L. Dowden. jury 2, 1881. G. P. KETCHAM. Ha vino had many years' experience in buying Boots and Shoe3, I can and do secure a better grade of goods than occasional buyers. Calvix K. PBDCK. The Fish residence, in the southwestern part of town, is for sale at a low price, and on favorable terms. Application may be made to I. Milt. Rogers, Agent. (ay-Tlid Bee Hive has just received a nice selection of stylish Lawni. Call and sec them.
Don't fail to see the Globe Shirt ot tha Be Hive. Summ er Compi.a int. Don't forget, that for Infants' ;rvm. 1ettr;ir., irummtt CoropUihl cr Flu. Btankref i 'hi initiative Balsam :f ".he chnrr.pton of -U rcmedi, or for m2uiw 'or Cho'ctiv Morbus, Congestio of tho Stomach. Dif rrhPtt. or r'lui. its record is unparalleled Mr. Wnde of Needmoresnys 1 hava fold, Uriitikor . Bainiii iu my atora and kSikI it i:i my family six yeari. It gives entire, satisfaction. Mr. Bat nbill rf Union villo cays : I have fo.d Brunkor's Bnlsaui two Mnrs. It gives good snttefcottoft. Mr. Livingstone of Vt Lite Hall says: I lava sold (trunker s Balmm and usad it in my family six years. It is n most eKColleri; preparation, and alwayr gives good satisfaction. For sale by all druggists. Wlole. sale Agnt.s, Browning & Slof.n, and A. Keifer, Inuianapulis. june 8-4oi If you want, to bny something in nice Dress Qoods. Black Silks, &e., you should look at the Bee Jiive berora par. ; httsing.
JIIKRIFF'S SALE. BY virtne of an execution to mo dirsct. ed, from the Clork of t ho Monroe Circuit Court, I will i-xpoce at public sale, to tho highest bidder, on SATURDAY, August 13th, 1831, retween the hours of in o'clock a. m., n. i o'clock 1. si , of said lay, at the do&f of the Court' House of Mm roe county, tha rents and profits for a term not exceotiinx (even year of the defendant's undivided one-fourth interest in tha following dei cribed real estate, to-wit : Tho northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section fourteen (14). Also the west half of the southeast quarter of said section fourteen (14), except I en (10) acres off of the south end. Also the east half of t'; northwest quarter of said section fourteen (14), except fifteen (IS) acres off of tha west sido. Also the west ha'if of tha northeast quarter of said section fourtoen (14), all i: town ten (10), noitli rhngo two (2) wes containing two iiund.-od and fifly-iivo I25&) acres. Also tho southeast qu.trter of the south -vest quarter of section eleven (11), town ten (10), north range two (2) west, naining in all two hundred and ninety-tire . 295) acres more or has, all in Monroe oounty, India.. And on fail-ire to reitlize tho fall amount of judgment, interest and costs, I vill at the same time and place expose ex jiubiic sale the fee simple of said real eiate. Taken as tho property of J.iseph it. Oosner at tho suit of Frank E. Worley. Said sale will ba made without any r-;-'. ief whatever from, valuation or appraisement laws. SILAK ORIMBS,
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best thing for people to do is to avoid unnecessary exposure, the use of heating food and drinks and indulgence in ice water. Stay in doors, remain at home, be temperate, and pity the poor suffering souls who are crowded together at the watering places. Miss Mnttio Cherry and Miss Ida Howe are at Indian Hp r in 83. The bank statement published to-day, shows an increase in the deposit account of about $G0,000 over that of twelve months ago. A dividend on the business of the past six months has been declared, of per cent., and 4,000 is added to the reserve fund. The business of the institution is now in a gratifying shape and the stockholders have reason to be well satisfied with ihe present management of affairs. Princeton Clarion: Rev. V. P.McNary, of Bloomington, preached at the U. P. Church Sabbath, to a large congregation, Mr. McNary is well known as a man who has something to say when he gets up to talk, and the announcement that he is to preach here always draws a large audience. Jonathan Boughcr was watching the operations of a machine in the Stone City Washiug Machine factory rt Harrodsburg, last week, and fed several fingers to the mangier. Jack Day's mill, McDaniel superintendent, has been removed to Alex. Strain's farm, north of Harrodsburg.
Notice For Bfda. City Cork's Office, Bloomington, Indiana, July 12, 1881. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will bo received at tho Mnyor's olUcc by tho Common Council of the city of Bloom, ington, on tho evening of tho 18th or July 18K1, for tho Macadamising and On', ti-ring of Fifth Streot,in fr nt 0 Lota Nos 151, 152, UlS, 111 and 112, and of Walnul Street" in front ol Lots Not 324, Jfil, 2ii', 253, 2.J0, 317, :U8 and 323, all in the City of Itloniuingtoii. Work to bo done according to tbo spocifiontions of City Engineer Bond must accompany bid in every case. AVork to be done by Aug. 15, 1881. By order of Common Ounoil. JOS. K. HENLEY, julvlM-Sl City Cleric.
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Its wonderlul curative powers as if hv magic. We do not ask you to buy a largo bctllo until you ';now what you aro getting. We therefore earnestly request you to call on your druggist, H. Lindlcy, and get a trial bottle for ten cents which will convince the most skeptical of its merits, and show you what a regular oao dollar size bottle will do. For sale by U. Lindlcy, Bloomington, Ind. See the Children's Liuen Suits, at the Bee Hjve. Fob Sale. I will sell at private snlo, tho David Dillman farm of 175 acres, lying five miloa south of Bloomington, Ind., on the Bedford road, 1 J miles from Clear Crcok Switch, and three miles from Smith ville. The whole farm except 1)1 acres, is in grass. There is a good orchard on the place, a handsome two-story dwelling house and good tarn nnd outbuildings. Will bo sold on easy terms. For further particulars, inquiro of JONATHAN M. MAY, June 1, lflft-3ni. Executor. City Treasurer's Sale. City of Bloomington, Monroo county,
tnaiana. , OTIOE Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, August 10th, 1881, tho undersigned Tronsuror of tho City of Bloomington, by virtuo of a procopt directed to hint by tho Clork of said city, will expos to public sale, between tho hours of 10 o'clock A.M., and 4 o'clock I. St., at tho Court Homo in said city, tho rents and profit for a term not exceeding ; seven years ot the following described real estato, lo-wit: In-lol No. Three Hundred and TavsntyThree (323), in the City of Bloomington. And on failure to realize tho full amount of thii a&e'snu-nt and ct heroin, tho fee-simple of snid rnl estate will at tho same time and place bo exposed to tale to tho highest bidder. Taken an tho property of Androw J. Avtell by tho assessment of John Campbell. WILLIAM. P. ROGERS. Troasurer July 3-8 1. of the City of Bloomington. Notice to Non-Ueaidcut. State of Indiana, Monroe county, ss; Willinm Chambers and Joseph Chambers vs. John iSherlock, Aaron 1). Chambers and Jemima Smith. Now comes the Plaintiffs by James B. Mulkv, thvir attorney, and lile their com
plaint herein, together with mi attidnv.t that said defendant, Aaron Chambers is not a resident of the Stute of Indiana. Nolico is therefore" hereby given ssid defendant that unless ho he and appe tr on the first day if tho next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holdcn on the tirst Moudny of Saptombor, A. r., 1S81, at tho Court House in l!loomin;ton in laid con nly and Slate, and answer ur d"mur to said i-omplniiil for Partition, tho same will ho heard and determined in his abtunqo. " Witness my name and tho oa: .if aid Court, affixed at Blooniington, thin 1HI day of Julv, 1881. fsKAil WM. V. BKOWNINO, July I i-RI. Clerk Monroe C rcuit Court. I
Public notice is hereby given that there vill lie a meeting of the Stoc'iholdcis of ho Louisville, New A Hump and Chicaeo
itailway Company, nt tha National Bank ,,f Commoroo In the City of New York, ft mo e'i'frSj-?'"- ' Sforday, tho cighteenfi lav of July," a. T , U$2, ,fr to purpo0 of - .ikin.ar into consideration atUi1 "P .. proposition for the consc "idationHf ' i took. p-pr:y and fmnchises of said ci--Kiration with those of the Chicago aaj tndianuHtlis Air Lino llailway Cotnparj. By order of the Board of Directors. W. H. LEWIS, Secretary. Juno 15, 181. ron. IF YOU WISH TO BUI? WHEKE YOU CA1T -Buy ih?u Cheapest-
By advancing money, I hrvo arrangements with onof the largest Dry Goodi houses in the West to purchae for ma on a very small commission, and I am now receiving tny SPRING STOCK, which will bo one of the largest and 8mt that has ever been on this market, cm tsiining the latest stylcx of Ladiet' Drco Ooods, Trimmings, Drefses, Dusters Shawls, Ncek Wear, Notions, eto. Labtst Hylee of MenV and Boys' Clothing, Bat Caps. Boots and Shoos, of tho hert ati the cheapest. A gud line of Oil CtotOs Window Shndo;, l.nco Curtains, tjueeni ware, Groceries, &e. And I can and will soli at One-Half the Prfi that any other house in tho City or conn try sells. I have to partners to dividt profits with, pay no rents or interert. nnd have sufficient income from my farm, rents, and interest on moneys, to pay my taxes nnd family exeines, and hava a ftw tlioiiEand dollars now to loan. I therefor can nnd will divide profits with my customers. Call and see mo. W. O. FJCK. Bloomington, Ind,, April 1841. Wall Jtprs mit Window Shades THE PROPRIETOR OF Tnti CITY BOOKSTORK takes plciuuire in annoimcing that he !.! on hand and is rece: vili;?. an immense lot of Wail Paper, Window Bhades and Fisttures. carefully solMtod with special refer-, enco t the Spring Trade. In Wall Papi-rs tha pailcrns are new, beautiful in style, and of superior quality, such as cannot fail to meet the want, f this commiiiiity. Our facilities fin- cjliibitieij our l'nnr to lulvtiniu. are iiiiumi :illy gooil. I.dies -ir' specially invited b. call and s our slylos and lea'n prices, both of which they will find entirely satisfactory. Wo aro making lare ndl'tion to 'our toek of Window Shad'' and Fixture, imdies in want of such article aro respprti'ully im itod to inopoc". our supply, feeling issured that it they do so, thev will ! (.It 10 further. R V. CO.K, Bloomington, Ind., March 11, IriHl.
DUNN & CO. SELL 10 lbs COFFEE $1
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Clork of tho Circuit Court. f Monrro rountv, Slate of Indiana, Administrator with tho will annexel, of tho estate of Oeorge Holstciiic, Ute of M .mroc county, deceased . haul e.st.lto i- sutpel t.- h e'r -nt. WILLIAM KTrART. l:.'v ' V! A'iii.itiis'ftitof.