Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 14, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 July 1881 — Page 3
9
THE SBASOM being well nigh ended, we will sell from now TILL THE first OF SEPT. ALL OUR Snrinf? and .Summer Clothing: and
Furnishing Goods, regardless of
$18 Suits Reduced to $14.50. $15 Suits Reduced to $12.50. Twelve. Dollar Suit at Nine-Fifty and Ten Dollars. AIL OTHER GOODS proportionately cheap. KAHN & TANENBAUM-
O. Tan Zaadt Jfc How. UNDEKTAKKRS awn BUioa ut Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases nd Coffins. Hearse and Carnages furnished to order. Orders by telegraph will receive prompt attention. Shop on College Avenue, north end of W. O. Fee's Building, Bloomington, Indiana. If you hatk a watch that has stopped running from any cause, or a clock that needs repairs, ro
m-omntlv to the Jewelrv store of!
John. C. Voas, in Liadley's room, and seen r his professional services. He i8 an expert in these matters, and in addition to doing a general: repairing !bnsiaess he keeps a veryj choice aid neat stock of jewelry and fine watches which he will sell
at th lowest figures. He also has
a good sspply of Spectacles, and can suit the eyes of any one. Any article in his fine that may be called for and which may not be in stock -will be ordered. Don't forget Vow's place of bosiness liadley's drag storeroom, west side. GXOBG2 X. EKSCKKKT BehcKEKTS lee Cream is now in seaaoE Go and get a dish or take a quart home with yon. Bbkab the nicest ever seen here, can be found at Benckert's Bakery, the Old Orchard bnilding. DosT fume and worry over a hot stove, when yon can boy bettor at Benckert's bakery than yon can possibly make. Try it. Fresh Bread. Cakes, etc.. baked
every day. The best of flour and other ingredients used. jJPhysiciask vert oftes prererib, at this time of year, medicines that have for their faaeia pars brandy or whisky. If the .patient gets impure spirits those mad pnuonoua by dishonest city rectioerstao effect ia-very harmful. A reputation for securing: and selling only pare and unadulterated liquors, is worth sometbitt; to a man. Such a repottkn August Xrenrer has earned by many yean of experience, and persons who require whisky or brandy for medicinal purpose, mar rest assured that when tbey boy it of & reoger, they get it aa it comes from the distillery, without any doctoring. The best of anything is nose too good for the . people, and whim they are baying thojr should get the best it a cheapest. ' VtairblfiB'n Ansleai Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheom, fever
Sores, Tetter, fjmpped Hands, vmnMams, Conn, and all kinds of Skin Eruption. This Salvo is guaranteed to give perfect satis&ctioa in overv case, or monov re
funded. Prfea 15c. per brer. For sale by
XL Ijadley.-rHoosBUgtoa, tea. jaiy4-81
A good Farm of 210 acres for
sale. MosUy in grass. Good boildincs an eood water. Five and
one-half miles from Bloomington, and two and oae-hatt miles from
FJlettsvifle. Address N. S. May field, Bloemington, lad. ' 4 Hera Toau- Mptsewtanattjt
A smaB fsrra of nineteen acres. A Tory danrsble residence, in a beaotifal location, situated a-Salfsnile sooth of the State Uni
versity, thai. S.tL.9e C.B. B. forming the erne tens boundary. The improvements are a dwoBibtr of four rooms with porches facing east 2nd west, huge cistern at the door, a ajood cellar, good oat'ioosn. and
ham, an orchard in full bearing and plea, tv of livior stock water, with eood
spring. There is also a good quarry of
esoellanfeSBUdtng stone, a few yards worn the railroad. Terms, one-half cash down,
the bal&ass in easv navsaents. To pei
wishing tat come to the city for educational, purposes tin presents great tadnee-
JOHN SHIBLET.
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 has been specially selected for this market. Farmers and their families can secure full supplies here. Mr. Tuley or Mr. Breeden 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.
ggfTAe Monroe County Republican Central Committee viil'. ntect m the Grand Jury Room in Bloomington, on the fourth Saturday of each month, at 10 o'clock A.M. Wm. F. Bbowwino, Chairman. J. 6. HcPhcktwo, Jb., Secretary. LOCAL AND SENEBAl.
Oh. th printed ttipa, the date follow
ing your name sAates the tihk to which tuhtcription hat ben paid.
3MT e O-E IE S nsi CLOTHING for HOT WEATHER. India SeersackerJ5uits,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 French cassimere suits, made up very light and stylish. Alpaca Coats, silk finish fine. White Duck and Marseilles Vests made of best materials imported. Ton will find in my stock the very finest materials, elegantly made, and at low prices. Call. BENJ. McGEE. It is a rare treat to enter the store room of Charley Mobley, the "Golden Rale," en 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 public. The stock at the "Golden Rale" is not only unusually large, but it is selected with the most exquisite care as to beaoty and excellence of materials. The ladies from all portions of Monroe
county, testify to the popularity of
the house by their patronage ot it. Those who are seeking rich, beautiful novelties, are specially invited. The " Boss" Drue Store, J. W.
Shoemaker proprteror, is one of the most popnlar nouses in Southern
Indiana. The " Boss " carries the largest stock ever seen in the town,
and -has one of the best and most
reliable prescriptionists in the State. In addition to keeping all the sta
ple drugs and patent medicines,
shoemaker has the largest and
most complete stock of Wall Paper.
Paints and Oils in the county. No
can afford to paint bis house
or paper bis rooms betore cabling at the " Boas " drug store to secure
res. Look for the sign, and
make so mistake.
War; J. ALLEN
W. J. Aixex has just received l,tee Hne Shingles, and a !car load So. 1 Pine Lath. Call and get the
prices on these staples.
Ihe ligfat-m'nntng wood Mow
er is the machine for farmers to in
vest in call and see it,
The Bockeve aeeaev has been
secured by Allen, and if yon want
a combined machine (twine binder)
there is none superior to the Buckeye.
Get a .Buckeye Keaper it does
splendid work as every farmer
knows.
For Hardware and a general as
sortment, call on W. J. Allen. He
u daily receiving all the latest im
provements and novelties which go
to mase np a stock in that line.
The Walter A. Wood Mower
has been before the public for many
years, and we nave sold a large
nrunber, every one of which has
gives the best of satisfaction
Better qtjaijties in Ladies or
Gents' Button Shoes can he found' at Perdue's than is usually offered by dealers. I solicit an examination by buyers. C. R. Perdue.
POINTING! THE PROCREM
Job Printing- Office !
. V W -
Vk Xirw Tm, Rtw Print, sod mHntr Xtm JSo-
nawiiiMMtainMiM to oo manag m
rteaqialto tfc laat Ik U aouatzj. Cart!
COMmWKIAL PMiHTIMA,
iMiadfaw BK Batfts. BalHSiIMIv
BuW, CmahM, Ctr, PMm, kr. flam
a rptwof. umw .mum
ORCHARD HOUSE !
0. IX Orchard & Coat PROPRIETORS.
OapsnlltttaJepot,
fST !h Pipu wm s mi fa m lawajsitaf I tss
"IT"
JJVm& and SALE North Side Public Square, Bloomington.
niUE underlmd take pleasure in call-
JL ing attention to tbolaet that they have
(File .miens sisiea anaggies and Carriaxe. and gpod, stead v hornet for
' singla and dottbio driving. We are prepsred to furnisih Carriages for Weddings, funerals and Parties, and fviti. teams for ('',iimarjiat Travelers. Farrows horse m ubeaj.ly, Yi'ORLJSV & MAY.
"Behckert's
hoasehold words, it in the season.
Ice Cream " are Everybody buys
STTJAKTeSlleHEBTJBRS
ivEMEVBER to examine the
Champion Mower, at Stuart dt Mc-
Pheeterr hardware store, when yon come to town. It is a "Champion" and no mistake.
Builders will find plenty of
shingles, lath, doors, sash, etc. at
our store; CalJ and get bottom prices. The Champion Reaper and Mower is the machine yon want, my fanner friend. It is distancing alt competitors. Gives satisfaction in working and in construction, Ask to be shown the Champion
combined machine before you conclude to purchase. It is the best machine made, as we believe. Jt yon want a plow that will scour -anywhere, buy the Oliver. It you want the strongest and neatest plow,-buy the "Oliver Chilled ," at Stuart & McPheeters1.
Bloomington Conference of the M. E. church will meet in Ellettsville, July 25th and 27th inclusive. Wicks & Co. have purchased the stock of furnishing goods belonging to Leaohman & Newnam. During four days of last week, thermometers in this place registered from 100 to 103. It was terribly terrible. The wife of David Warren died of consumption on Tuesday morning of last week. Dr. Samuel Holtzman of Pontiac, Ills., attended the funeral of his brother last week. Miss Mar' Welch was married to Edward Quinn, in the Catholic, church, last Thursday. Mrs. Tolcy was the first agriculturist to bring roasting ears to the city market. The ranks of the Knights of Pythias receive weekly accessions. The Order makes a fine appearance l on parade. Frank Gentry, a 12-yeor old son of Richard Gentry, fell from a freight car, last Wednesday, break
ing his left arm in two places.
Better be securing your winter
supply of coal, as you threatened to do when you were unable to buy
a bushel, one year ago.
Hemp. Wilson has sold his
meat shop to McConnel & Cowith
Mike Uabbert as cutter he is a
good one, too.
Geo. Atkinson and Geo. Hen
ley went to Indian Springs Thursday last. These young men are
ery much emaciated and need a
tonic
It seems that a sectarian dis
cussion is one of the cakmities now threatening the peace of the community. S-scat I Throw a boot
jack at 'em.
A number of persons went to Indian Springs last Thursday morning, among them Mrs. Wicks, Miss Lucie Maxwell, Miss Lsnra Henlev Miss Matlie Bnskirk and Miss Nell. Browne. D. O. Garrison of Bedford, formerly of Bloomington, had a tooth pulled last weekend the hemorrhage that followed was so great as for a while to cause serious fears for the result. People who occupy a residence
or business house, ought to have enongh pride, if they havens re
gard for their health, to cut down
tne ween. Csorae ot tue tancea are
almost hidden by weeds.
Perhaps it would be a difficult
matter to induce our readers to believe that the Progress has been offered a large sum by a New York
Journal for the exclusive right to
nublish the University -Dance com
mnnications. We can hardly realize
that such is the fact ourself. Mr. Chas. MitcheH, head sidesman of the Bee Hive dry goods
store, went to the Martin county snriners on Tuesday of last week.
Himself and Craig Worley driving
their high stepping trotters across
the country via branford and Ow eusburg.
A much needed shower of rain
fell in this locality last Thursday afternoon coming jusf in time to save the corn. The early potatoes will amount to but little, as the . w W f w
vines are aeau. xt allowed to re
main in the ground after this rain.
it i asserted that the potatoes with
dead vines are liable to take "a sec
ond growth."
W. P. Rogers and Joseph E,
Henley have formed a partnership
in the practice of law, with a very neat office in the room north of the
Mayor's office. Jus. Dunn and wife of Louis
vilie, Ky., are visiting friends in
this city and vicinity.
The National Educational Association is in session at Lookout
Mountain, Chattanooga, Dr Mosh
is in attendance. Accompanied by
his daughter Hattie, Dr. Moss wil go to Chatauqua, next week.
Miller was elected iftft Saturday to
1111 the Senntorship vacated by Piatt,
Three or fonr houses have been entered by burglars during the past ten days. Thos. Allen's, Mrs. Gregory's and James Howe's residences were burglarized among others. There was a select parly at the Stone spring last Wednesday night, at which w'aisky and fighting were the principal attractions. If people will hive that kind of amusement it is very proper that tbey should go outside the city to secure it. " Aleniand left ; balance partners. " Sunday a week an excursion train to the camp meeting at Battle Ground carried an extraordinary number of rough characters. Both men and women were said to be drunk, and their conduct on the train would have disgraced a bull fight. These people were on their way to a religious meeting a camp meeting. The frame building formerly occupied by Heory Hewson and removed to a lot in the Dunn addition, was discovered to be on fire the night it reached its destination, and together with the ropes and pulleys belonging to Stephen McPhetridge, was soon reduced to ashes. A detective has been employed to unravel the myBtery connected with the fire. Drury Hodges, who resides iu Thos. Rogers' house, in the Dunn addition, had a narrow escape one day last week during a thunderstorm. Lightning struck a post of the porch ' on which he stood, tore off a baseboard and shook him up at a lively rate, but he sustained no serious injury. This is the second time this summer that lightning has struck in that locality. Last week Z. T. Coffin sold to Samuel Kerrj a house and lot on
west 7th street, the property of
Malachi Mullen, for $450. A man can buy a honie and pay out easily through the building association oores of men have dene so here. Kerr says be lias paid out over $900
in rents anal has nothing to show but the receipjs. Every man ought to own his home, and lie can do so if be will matte the effort.
The remains of Dr. Jeff. P.
Holtzman arrived from Waldo, Fla., on Tuesday of last week, and
were buried at 7 p. m. same evening, (he having died on the previous Friday). Revs. Philputt and Treat preached tliediscourses-at the residence of Dr. Holtzman's pa-
AT
CEMENT E5IJENT DU CO.'S.
Don't fail to see the
EIGHT LBS. of CHOICE
COFFEE FORM
Miss Laura Henley has been elected to a position in the Huntington, Ind., graded schools, at a salary of $60 per month. Miss Lizzie Lyon has been elected to a position in the graded schools of Kuightstown, lnd. John Davis, who has been residing iu Nebraska during the past two years,returued to his home here last Friday. Prof. Hill, of Terre Haute, a cornctist and composer of band music, is in the city visiting Leveret Cochran. One Bookwalter was nominated by the Democracy of Ohio for Governor. The principal resolution is one declaring opposition to " sumptuary laws." Five car loads of marble were shipped to Chicago from the Dunn quarry, last Saturday. This stone sells for JU per foot.
Milton McPhetridge, one of
our oldest citizens, was prostrated by heat last Friday. The " Dancing " controversey has developed some long-winded writers. i Carter Pering has been appointed freight agent of the L., N. A. & C. R. R. at this point. Mr. Raleigh goes to Chicago this week. Wm. Kriner died of consumption at his residence on west 6th street, Sunday afternoon. Twelve tickets were sold to Battle Ground excursionists at this point Sunday morning, This is 100 Jess than were sold Sunday a week. "John A. Walker, now of San
Buenaventura, Cal., has had an ad
dition to his family. Likewise has Charley Periog, at present deputy postmaster of Worthington, Ind. Andy Johnson and wile returned from Indian Springs alter night hist week to escape the heat,
and at the Ross hill the buggy was
overturned and both were thrown out. They were cot hurt, and found refuge in the house of Mr. Ellis, a neighboring farmer. To-day (Tuesday) Dick Maxwell and Alf. Howe start for Texas.
They will for the present stop in the
locality in which nam Dunn is engaged in herding sheep, and propose to go into sheepcuitureon their own " account. Dunn is herding about 3.000 head. Robert Howard of the stave
firm of Howard & McGregor, has
rents. Deceased was a Knight of. been seriously ill durinir the past ten
n. ..!!- 1 iL.i y" 1 1 J.JI...I1 ..ii' a
ryuuas, anu mat vruer ueaiieu oy nays will) mug lever, at the rest
the City Band, led the procession on
its mourniul march to the cemetery.
Deceased was 27 years old, a grad
uate of Louisville Medicsl College and a young man who would have
made a name in his profession had he lived.
A great tleal has been said at
various times by persons who make it a business to criticize Blooming
ton and Indiana University, about
the saloon influences of Bloomington its "blighting effect upon the students," etc. Now the facts are
that but for a brief period there
were five retail saloons in this town
at present there is but one licensed saloon here. How is it at Green -castle, where Asbury University, is
located 7 In ureencastle there are thirteen licensed saloons. In Craw-
fordsville, where Wabash College
is located, the number of licensed saloons varies from ' eighteen to twenty-two. Yes, Bloomington is
b-a-d town. It there ever has
been an organized fight by temperance people of Greencastle or Crawfordsville,against the whisky traffic, we have never heard of it have yon ? And yet those are the towns i-i . i i i ii
in which tue cuorcn ceueges are located.
Daniel Royce, Clerk of the
Supreme Court, died in Indianapo
lis, Tuesday evening ot last week,
after a half hour's illness, from the combined effects of dissipation and
heat. Gov. Porter has appointed
Maj. Jonathan W.. Gordon to fill
the vacancy. This is one of the best and most fitting appointments that could be made. Every one ot the vast concourse of Republicans
who heard Maj. Gordon's matchless
speech in the Court-house yard last September, will be gratified to know that his merits have been rewarded. The Progress nominates on the
Republican State ticket of 1S82, for Clerk of Supreme Court, Jonathan W. Gordon, of Indianapolis. Tli ere is every indication that the President will survive. His strength of constitution, his temperate lite, his mnnly courage, and all that human science and skill can do.
will, it is believed, carry him safely ' thtMiifvIt h A siarlr eknl.tir - f '
1 IKUUgU MV MH1 a f -T V VI I llfl valley of death. The love of a devoted wife strengthens him in this hour of his terrible affliction. His
deuce of his sister, the widow Hooper. It is thought now that
the disease has taken a favorable turn. Sale of thoroughbred, Short Horn rattle, at Greencastle, . Put
nam county, Indiana, Aug. 3j 1881. S, F. Lock ridge and T. C. Ham
mond will sell from their celebrated
herds, 65 head of cows, heifers
and bulls. Send for catalogue. -By reference to an advertisement it will be seen that the Fall Term of Indiana University will begin Thursday, September 1st. A
very large and general inquiry is being made for catalogues and there
is every reason to believe that the attendance will be greater than at
any previous term. Every friend of Indiana University should make
an effort to .insure this result.
Already the superstitious are saying that the significance of the comet has been shown in the shooting of the President. It seems im
possible to eradicate from the pop
ular mind the belief that comets
foretell terrible events. If the as
tronomers were not confessedly in
the dark as to the constitution of
these strange bodies, it might be an
easier task to persuade people who are neither astronomers nor reason-
era that comets are not portents,
As it is, the assurances of science are not so readily accepted as the astrological creed that Shakespeare
put una metrical rorm :
"When beggars die tbere are no comets seen; Tlio heuvens themselves. Maze forth the
leth of princes."
The Loudon astrologers, who
have of late favored this country with a share of their soothsaying,
seem to have failed utterly in this
case. It was easy enough to predict danger for the Czar, but even an
astrologer may be excused for not
having foreseen the assassination of
the President of a peaceful republic.
The supreme court of this State has decided that it is error to per
mit tne olneer having charge of
jury to be present during their de
liberations, even though he doe
not speak to them, and it does not
that any harm resulted
si f ra s a
tucreirom. oucn omcer lias no
authority under the statute to speak A- . I -. . . t .1 -J.,
to mem except 10 aK mem u tney
Hogs sold in Cincinnati last week at from $ 1 to 6.40. Cattle sold as high as 6c. for choice. George W. Whisnaud was the lowest bidder for building the approaches to the bridge at Johnson's Ford lac. per yard, H. F. Dillraan has cut 1,500 logs since the 18th of April, at his set on J. F. May's farm, 5J miles jouth of town, and there are 1,500 more to saw. He has cut 392,000 feet of lumber. A number of ex-rebel soldiers
are employed in the pension dejwrtment as clerks deuce of an idea isn't it? and Col. Dudley, the new commissioner propose to dispeuse with their services. The department heads all need a dash of Dudley's nervd and Republicanism.
The ButSer residence, with a
66 foot front, can be bought cheaply. Soma one with four or five building association shares could pay out easily on it. Coffin is the agent.
The police authorities at
Washington deserve universal cen
sure tor their treatment ot tne as
sassin Guitenu, in ministering to
the morbid curiosity of weak-mind
ed people, and in allowing him to become the sensation of the hour.
The pictorial iournuls desire to
make merchandise of his picture
sentimental women and preachers
will gather around mm, and will
endeavor to excite. for him an unde
served symriathy. It was n shame
ful proceeding, and iu morbid taste, to take this felon from his cell to the photographer. The moment he
was arrested He should nave been
dragged to a dark cell, for it must
be remembered that he was taken
red-handed in the act of crime. He
hould have been seen by none but
dumb servitors, who should feed
enough of bread and water to
maintain bis worthless life till tak
en forth for trial. Every commun
ication from him to the outer world
should be denied. In solitude and
darkness he: should be compelled to
feed on his reflections. We shall
doubtless have enough of emotional
insanity at his trial. If the Presi
dent dies be should be hanged for
his emotional insanity. If the Pres
ident lives, (God grant it) he should
be imprisoned tor ten years at solita
ry lubof, and denied the sight ot a
human face, in the hope that death
might close his criminal career before the ten years too short a term
of his imprisonment would again
turn him upon the world. If he
should come to the gallows there
will hover over him priests or
preachers in the endeavor tp save
his worthless soul. We shall hear of his conversion, and that be has
turned to Jesus. When the trap
door drops from beneath his body,
we shall have priests or preachers
bearing testimony that he has gone
to Abraham a bosom to chant celes
tial anthems forever. For al! this
chattering bosh and manpiety we
have no patience or sympathy.
Crime should be punished, ihe
iusane mail who commits murder
should havo his life ended by some
humane device, or be forever with
drawn troin the possibility of re
peating the act. The drunken man
who kills should be strangled with
hemp for the crime of drunkenness; and the emotional, monomaniacal
assassin who kills " because he is a
stalwart, and to make Arthur President, " should be hanged for being
a stalwart.
A LADY in Chicago was troubled with liver complaint, and after taking
three bottles of the Bisr Uromoiine was
entirely cured. Fifty cents a bottle.
Dr. Marshal's Broraoline makes the livor and stomach active, promotes healthy secretion and removes the bilo and slime from the disordered ttste
of these organs. Druggists sell it.
Said Barney : "Pat wat iz that
noise?'' "Xoi?el nolso duz yo call it?
That's thim lads dam-in' of the rocl at the
bull." "Uch, budersliin niibo?tolish." said
Barnov, "I tat it wus a lot of horses a
wslkin' over a bridge I did bedad.' And
it did sound that way.
Am. the seasonable vegetable, the novelties in staple and fancy groceries, and almost any article
you may desire in the line of gro cerics and provisions, can be se
cured at John K. Anderson & Co.'a
establishment, cast of the Bank
Anderson and Robinson are so gen
ial and accommodating that it is
positive pleasure to trade with
them. They buy all the saleable
produce brought to them, and pay
the best prices that arc quoted.
Ask for their store if yon don't
happen to know where it is.
Iinivjt avvna1 hhhh a nI.l!..s. . . 1
..u.cu, ? , , " i by order uf the court; and it is not
iiHiua auu iCiui uve, eupjwrt ra.1,,mi,inr(i
Piiort
him. The prayers of a Christian
world go up to the throne of God for his preservation. The patriotic wishes of all good and loyal men
and women are poured out for his
contemplated that he may be present with them during their deliber
ations.
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Iaraniie Boomerang gives
life. Let us all hope for his restor-1 us the daily programme carried out
ation to health and strength. But
if the fiat has gone forth, and his hour should come, let us all ail who love our country and its institutions accept the Chief Magistracy of Chester A. Arthur, President under the constitution and the laws. Let us trust that iu this event we should find in his administration an upright, brave, intelligent, and manly patriotism which
would carry the nation safely! lie squirts it
through the four years that by this 'cook's ear, am
Af
DUXX & CO.'S.
act of God would lie
his executive dirwtiou.
by the Czar. In the morning he his family prayers in (he -cast-iron
chapel iu the backyard, after which
he retires to his own Brc-and-biirg-
lar-proot bank vault, and is locked
in by a domertic. At noon ihe head
cook squirts a quart of ox-tntl soup through the key-hole into the midst
ot the imperial presence. Then
the Czar assays it, and if there be
anything except the essence of ox.
back into the head
ml order bv telephone
Notice For Olds.
City Kerk'a Office, Bloamington, Indiana, .Tulv 12. 1SH1.
Nolior is hereby ?ivcn that sesld bids
will be received Ht the Mayors office by the Com mim Council of tho city of Bloominston, on tho oveninc of the' 18th ot Ju
ly 1881, for tlio Macadamizing and S ittcrint; at Fifth 3trect,in front of Lois Nos
151, 132, 1.18, HI ami 143, and of Wnlmil
street! in front ot ItoU Nos. 321, 21, 2
259, 2ii0. ni 7, 318 and 323, all iu the City
of illonmuigtnn. AVork tp be doiio according to tho specifications of City Knjiiiper. Bond must m'conipany bid in every case. Work to be done by Aug. 15, 1881. Bv order of Common Council. J U.S. E. HKNM5Y, juh-Ki-Sl Cisy Clerk.
A certain popular physician in
Van Huron township Li authority on bees.
While cutting a tret on At. Iletciiani s
land Inst week, the cutters found a swarm of lively bees in it, and reported tbo "bee tree" to' the Dr. At night, in company
with a well-known farmer, ho visited the
tree and with an appetite sharpened for honey begun to smoke out tho bees. The insects proved to be the bumble variety, and tho way they made those honey
nunwn run iruuiu unvv v&viiw tua vutj of Maud S.
A horse race came off at Fair
fax, this county, last Saturday, be
tween a Lawrence county and a Monroe county horse, in which the Monroe county
horse was defeated, 'mere is almost as much excitement over this race in Fairfax
as there is over the College dance in this
metropolis.
Old Settlers.
At a mooting of the Committee to ar
range a proerain tor tne uia aetuers
mooting to do nam ni netcnara s nuipnur Springs, August 27 & 28, 1881, tho follow
ing persons were unanimously cnosen as sneakers and minister for tho occasion :
Moses . uunn, or rjedford, to duliver
an address on Saturday morning. Ur. James F. Uodds to rend a reminiscence of Monroe county in the afternoon.
Kev. ni. K. ttalstead, or tne ja. A.
Church, Indianapolis, to preach oa Sab'
bath morning. Kev. Walter Baugh, of
Wavnesburc Theological Seimnarv. Icon
to preach in the afternoon.
Tne tollowine persons were appointea
to furnish music for each day : Dick
Msxwoll, Henry Jr. Dillraan and Jerry
Woodward.
Persons havine: relics of oulcn times are
requested to nave tuem oa tue crounas on
Saturday.
WM. r. naowxiKO, unairroan, Jit. Dodd, Secretary.
Dr. Warner's Coi aline Corset,
boned with a new material called Cor june.
No more broken whalebones. Its advaa
tages are :
1st. It cannot be broken. A reward
of S10 will be paid for every strip of Cor-
alino which breaks witn lour montus' or
dinary wear in a Corset.
2d. It is more pliable man wnaieuone, and so adapts itself more readily te the movements of the body. 'This makes it much more comfortablu and healthful. 3d. It is not affected by cold, beat or moisture. A Corset boned with Coraline will last one-half longer than one booed with whalebone. The Curalino Corset is made throogbout of superior materials, and is warranted in every respect. If not found entirely satisfactory, tlio purchnso-money will be refunded. For sale by McCalla & Co. Perdue has Ladies' Shoes in all styles and at all prices'. He Is now re ceiving daily by express, the latest shapes to meet the demands of his large trade. Cull at Perdue's before pnivhnsing. A Caution. I hereby caution the public against buying or trading for a promissory note of eleven hundred dollars, with interest at seven per cent per annum, given by G. V. Ketcham and A. Ketchmn to John L. Dowden. July S, 1831. . P. KETCHAM. .George P. Ketcham will please take notice that he nuty te compelled to pay his just obligations, notwithstanding his protest against bin paper being negotiated. julyU.81. J. L. DOWDKX. Ha vino had many years' experience in buying Boots and Shoes,
I can and do secure a better grade
ot goods than occasional buyers, Calvin 11. Pekdue,
AIdI AWI S3EJK JM u. jX X O rX? IX
iX'ro vision DKl'OI.
Says this Fat Han :
Come my thin friend, board with nie at the Phillip Restaurant, where you will ind good acconi modal ions and everytbine
first cluss. Good ,
meal 20c. Bed
20c Remember
th place is next
to Dunn & Co. 's. , in Bloomiagtoa.
City Tretasmrefk4 Sale. City of Olooinington, Monroe ' county.
Indiana.
that
OTICE is hereby given
oa
N
WEDNESDAY, August 10ft, 1B81,
the ondrsi(ned Treasurer of the City of
ISIoomingtoti, by virtue ot a precept meted to hi n by tho Clerk of said city.
will exfosa to public sale, between ine hours of Id o'clock A. m., and 4 o'clock r. m., at tho Court House in said city, the) rents and profits for a term not execedtoc seven years ot the following described real estate, to-wi I :
In-lot No. Three Hundred and TwontyThree (323), in toe City of Blooming. And on failure to realise the fall amount of the assessment and costs hama, the fee-simple of said ival estate will at the same time and place be exposed to sale to the highest bidder. Taken at the property of AikUww J). Axtell by the assessment of Job a Caospbell. WILLIAM. P. ROGERS, Triswnr july 13-81. of the City of Bkmwtiagtam.
The. Fish residence, in the
southwestern part cf town, id for sale at a low price, and on favorable terms. Application may be made to I. Milt. Rogers, Agent. MSS01 ssaw Sumuek CoMPLAisT. Don't forget, that for Infants' fretting, teething;, Summer Complaint or Flux, Biunkor's Carminative Balsam is the champion of all remedies, or for adults for Cholera Morbus, Congestion of the Stomach, Diarrhoea, or Flux, its record is unparalleled. Mr. Wade of Keedmore says : I have sold Brunkcr's Balsam in my store and used it in my family six years. It gives entire satisfaction. Mr. Ilurnhill f Union villi: snys r I have sold Brunker's Balsam two years. It gives good satisfaction. Ml. Livingstone of W hite Hull ays : I have sold Brunker's Balsam and used it in my family six years. It is a most excellent preparation, and always gives good satisfaction. For dale by all druggists. Who'eihIo Agents, Browning & Sloan, and A.
Keifur, Indianapolis. June 8,m
jHERIFra HALE. BT virtio of an execution te m 'Bracked, front the Clerk of tho Monroe Circuit Court, I will expose at public ails, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY", Augast 13th, 1831,
between tins- bouts of 10 o'clock a. ti., and 4 o'clock. I. at, of said day, at I ho door of the Coiui House of Monro county, tho rents and profits for a term not. exosdioaj
serea vei.rs of th defendant a asttuvsaoa
one-fourth interest ia the fobuwing doscribed Mai estate, to-wit : The oc rthcast quarter of the southwest quarter ol.' section fourteen (14). Abe tlie west hslf of the south eat quarter of tfid suction fourteen (11), except lea (10) seres off of the south end. Also tue east half of the northwest quarter of said section fourteen (14L exoap fifteen ( 15) acres off of the west side. Also the west half of t he northeast quarter of naid section fourteen (I4),,l i
town ten 1101. north ranee two (21
containing two hundred and lifty-lve (255) acres. Also the southeast quarter of tlsa southwest quarter of section eleven (II), toww ton (10), north range two (I) west, ceomining in all two hundred and ninety-fivo (293) acres more or lest, all in Monro county, Indian. Ard on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interest and costs, f will it the samo time and plnce expo ot public sale the- tee simple of said real estate. Tiken as the property f Joseph B--Cos ner at the suit of Frank K. Worley. Said sale wi'l be made without any relief whatever front valuation or appraisement laws. SILAS GRIMES, ju1yl.V8I. Shorift of Minnie county. K.st & fast, att'ys for PlaiatiC
Ulnn Mnn7 DfiTjioinn
1110 HOll llDllulUU
A fine lot of the REVISED SEW TESTAMENT in various styles of binding, and ut low prices, juat received at the City Bookstore.
The Greatest Remedy Know a. Dr. Kino's New Discovery for Consumption is certainly the greatest medical romody ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity. Thousands of race
nopeless sutlerers, now louuiy proclaim their praise for this wonderful Discovery to which thev owe their lives. Not -unly
dues it positimty eure Consumption., but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, HayFever, Hoarseness and all affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs yield at otn-o to its wonderful curittive powers as if by magic. We do nut ask you to buy a large bottle until you know what you are getting. Wo therefore earnestly reqites-: you to call on your druggist, fl. Lindley, and get a trial bottle for ten cents which will convince tho most skeptical of its merits, and show you what a regular oaa dollisize bottle will do For sale by K. Lindley, Bloomington, Ind.
E fl I
t
IP Y0TT WISH TO BlTf WHERE YOUrCJtff "Buy the CheapestCALL oiv
Fob Sale. I will sell at private stile, tho David Dillman farm of 17a acres, lying live miles siwi.ti of Bloomington, Ind., on the Bedford road, 1 miW from Clear Creek Switch, and three mil -e from Smithvillo. Tho whole farm oxcopt 111 acres, is in grass. There is a good orchard on the place, a handsome tv,--stnry dwelling house und good barn and outbuildings. Will bo sold on easy terms. For further partieutars. iitmiire of JONATHAN M.MAY, June 1, lHBl-.-im. Ktrcutor.
for! that
pie
the head cook be worked iuto '
Notice to Sion-Kentsltint. State of Indiana, Monroo county as: William Chambers and Jomph Chambers vs. John .Sherlock, Aaron I . Clmrnborn and Jemima .Smith. Now ci-invs the Plaintiffs by .In m--.- B. Mulfcv, their attorney, and lilo I mir enmplniui herein, together with tin attiuavit that nii'l dofvmlnut, Aaron Clium bi-s U not a roMilout of the Stiite of Indiana. ?! oiled is therefore hereby given slid defendant that uulo.-s hu bo and appr on the Mr.-!, day of the next term ol the Men roc Circuit Court, to be lmU en on the first Monday of Soili inbur, . n , IritM. at the Court House in Hlonniingtoit, in said cot. niy and Slate, und answer or demur to sa'M complaint for Partition, th m will be heard and detvri: lined in his nbsem-o. Witness my nmi'u and tho seal l wid Court, affixed at iiioouiington, this ttlh lav of J ul v, is . sicAi. WM. K BROWNING, julyU.81. Clerk Monroe C ret u Co jrt
By advancing money, I have armagfmmh with 1A ,f ttA lsm-MS. Drv iilllMSa
1 housrs ia tbo West to purchase fotmsa
n very smati oawiuut-uju, ww a w ww receiving my SPRING STOCK, which will be one of the largest and Aett that has ever been on this market, -captaining tho U.tst styles of LadieV Dress floods, Trimmings, Dresses, Dusters, Shawls, Seek Wear, Notions, etc- Lxtast styles of Mens' and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Cap?, Boots and Shoes, of the best aod tho cheapest. A good line of Oil Ctotfesy Window .Shades, Laco Curtains, (Jieaaa. ware, Groceries, Ac. . . And I cart aod will sell at One-Half the Profit that any ot':ior oouto in the City or country jells. I have, no pirtners to divid profits with, pay no rents or ;i.T:erest, and have sufficient income from my farm, rent, and interest on moneys, to pay say taxes and family expanses, and have ftw thou wild dollars now to loan. I tiisrefor can and will divide profits with rf custoniors. Crill and see mo. W. O, F'SK.. Bloominutnu, InA, April 1. . Wall Pancrs iidl
Window Shades
HE PROPRIETOR OF TUT. .
CITY HOOMOTOTNI
T
DUNN & CO. SKU.
T
lake pleasure in announcing that fcrtiM on hniul and i rwiving. an iavwunsa la if Wall Paper, Window Shod aad Fix. iiirei. carefully selected with, special refr km) to tha Spring Trad. . In Wall Papers tlx. pattern ar sww, beautiful in style. "d of superior .pie lit yt, .uch at- cannot' fail t uvyt th waetai this ooinmtuiity. Our facilities fpr erbili-. ilinK our Paper to advantage, aro . .-II v good. T-idirt ani specially is vitod Ui all and m'ii our styles and ,rn lricr, both of which they will And entirely atisfni'tcrv. .- We ii iv uiakioif'lare-addition t our -lin k of Window Sndr ul FiKtwwai fmdipi in wantttf such arnoles ars rosprvl. fully .nvitvd to iiwpaetmir sitpply. fi-rlin 4Kiirv.d lliai. it thiv dn so, tlwv mill UtJe
"thor. R. K COLK. BI:min;Ui, I'l l-, Marili 9, IrU,
IT ivi UK PAY y or i S lbs CHOICE CoiTee $1
NtlTICK ia hereby Rlreli lliNt ta na .lei-sgtu-d lia-lif-on app"iiue4 by tb Clcik -f l'-t fi-ai'. t'uMH d". 53ri etaintv. Hlnla of hwllniiH. AdiillllUl'atiir
1 if IV. ti'l IIII d1 u'' imoi'text. itf tit J-t- rf I U IDS C Xv r KtiU 91 .oig iioMdIko. m .-f mwihs j-K-a-Otcl, ' ' Siild ost'.e I- ui.,hi tni,v.ut
W.l l.l.lrt w c-1 II I
.llllvl l i