Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 16, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 August 1881 — Page 3
THE SEASON 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 Suite Beduced to f 1450. $1$ Safe Seduced to 912.50. Twelv Dollar Suits at Nino-Fifty and Ten Dollars. AtL OTHER GOODS proportionately cheap. KAHN A TANENBAUM-
Dom'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 bis 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. m Mr. Tuley or Mr. Breedcn 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.
9B"Th Monro County Republican C$nirol CommitUt will mett in the Q-rand Jury Boom in Bloomington, on th fourth Satur
day of each month, at Iu o clock Jl.JU. Wk. F. Bsowmino, Chairman. J. G. McPhkktbbs, Jk , Sccrttary,
C. "Vsam Zradt Jto Hoa,
ABO muih nr
llotallic Burial Gaskets, Cass and Coffins. Hearse and Carriages fur-
Bished to order. Orders by telegraph will receive prompt attention. Shop on College Avenue, aorta endof W. O. Fee's Build-
fag, Bloomington, Indiana.
If TOT hats watch that baa
stopped running from any cauw, ec a clock that needs repairs, ro
protaptly to tba Jewelry store of
Jobs C Vom, in Landley 8 room,
aad seeare bw professional services. Ha iaaa expert in these matters, aad in addition to doing a general repairing basinaw be keeps a very boiee and neat stock of jewelry and fine wateaes which ho will aell at tba lowest figures. He also baa goad supply of Spectacles, and can aoit 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 Vossw place of business Lindley'
drag storeroom, west aula. 6XOKGB A. BIHCKKRT Bkhckkkx's lea Cream is now
in aeaaoa. Go and get a dish or
take a aaart bone with von.
Bread, the nicest ever seen her, can be foetid at Benekert'a Bakery,
in the Okl Orchard bciidin.
Dos"t fame and worry over a hot stove, when von can boy better
at Benekert'a bakery than yon can possibly soake. Try it. Fresh Bread, Cakes, ete baked very day. The best of flour and ether ingredients ased. Fhtbiciahs vert often preetib. at thii time of year, medicines that have far their basis pore brandy or whisky. If tb patient gats imprint spirits taw made potaosraoa by dwhonwt city reeCan tha elect is Tory harmful. A reputation fee securing aad selling only psnw aad unadulterated liquors, is worth something to a roan. Such a reputation Aogust Krettger feat earned by many jam of axpermnee, and persons who rojie whisky or brandy tor medicinal purpoaat, but ratt assured that when tbey bay it of Kreugwr, they got it aa it comas frees the dutSBery, without any doctoring. The bast ef aaytfafaig ia none too good for the people, and while they are baying they ihentd get tha beat it ia cheapest
i Armies Bstlve.
Tba Best Salvo fax the world for Cut,
Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sens, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cans, aad aO triads ef Skin Eruptions. This Sal va is guaranteed to give perfect aatanaetioa ia every case, or money reload ad. Price 25c. par box. Far tale by JL LiaaTsy, Bloomingtoa. lad. jaly4-81 A good Fans of 810 for aala. Mostly in gram. Good buildings and good water. Five and one half miles from Bloomington, and two and one-half miles from BlatfaviHe. Address N. & MaylaMj, BJoomington, Ind.
SsUUE.
ST vfrtaaof s certified ooOV of a
aad ersrotina to me directed, tmm the dark's eaVeof the Monroe Circuit Court, ia a cause whereto Tba Tint National Bank of Bleomiagten, Indiana, it plaiam, aad Sobaaea WilHaoa, Hamaooad m ilkiacm, Saaaael SUphaaa aadJataesO. Baxter are defeadaaW, requiring aao to sake the ana One Hundred and Twelve Dollars aad Ninety-TWa Cents ($111.95) with interest en and decree and costs, I will expose at public lale, to the aigh-
Bluk Lick. Blue Lick.
People who have been visiting
French lick, Baden and the Martin
county Springs always crave the water. They will doubtless be gratified to learn that at Shoemaker's
drug store they ran buy Blue Lick by the glass from the new Soda Fountain, or it will be supplied to customers at 36c per gallon. rm CLOTHING ros HOT "WEATHER. India Seersocker.Suits, weight but
nineteen ounces.
Royal Navy Suits, half lined
with silk serge.
Pongee auk Dusters elegant. English Serge Suits, blue or black ; very nobby. Creole Linen Suits, blue, brown and drab ; fashionable and tasty. Elegant English and French eassiaiere suits, made up very light
and stylish. ,
Alpaea Coats, auk finish fine. White Duck and Marseilles Vests made of bast materials imported. Yon will find in my stock the
very finest materials, elegantly made, and at low prices. Call.
UJeiJ. MCUJKJS. It n a babe 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 dc so will no longer wonder that this
establishment ia so popular with
the general public lite stock at the "Golden Role" is not only unusually large, but it is selected with the most exquisite care as to beauty and excellence of materials. The
ad see from all portions of Monroe
county, testify to the popularity of
the bonne by tneir patronage of it.
Those who are seeking rich, beautii.f. .-ii . i
mi noveraes, are specially mvueu.
The place to cool your parch
ed throat this hot weather is Shoe
maker's drag store, where the handsome Soda Fountain pours out ice cold soda water, Peruvian Beer and Bine Lick water made as cold as ice all for 5o per glass. The Bine Lick water will he furnished customers at 35o per gallon. Wat: J. ALLEH ' " W. J. Au.BB has jest received 9SJ-SJSJSJ Rao Shingles, aad a Tear load of No. 1 Pine Lett. Call and gat the prises on thaw tapka. Tee light-ranning Wood Mower ia.the machine for farmers to invest in call and see it. The Buckeye agency has been secured by Allen, and if yon want a combined machine (twine binder) there ia none superior to the Buckeye. Get a Buckeye Reaper it does splendid work as every farmer knows. Fob Hardware and a general as
sortment, call on W. J. Allen. He is daily receiving all the latest improveaaenta and novelties which go to make op stock in that line.
The Walter A. Wood Mower
has bass before the public for many years, and we have sold a large
number, every one of which has
given the best of satisfaction.
Besckbbt'B Ice Cream " are
household words. Everybody boys
n in ine
SATURDAY, Aagast 30th, IB81,
between the boara of 10 o'clock s. x. aad
a o'clock r. m. of mid day, at the door of
tu court aouao or eau atoaroa oooaty, Iadiaaa, the rent and profits tor a. tone not exeeediaa? aaven Taara. of tha follow
ing described Beel Estate, ritual in the!
eooaty m Monroe aad State of Indiana,
to-wn:
The aonthwest waiter of sactioa 133
thirty-tares, fat towtuaip sight (8) north.
range eae easti containing lorty (to) acres
tranfffc anliMj nr.ta wfn mS .-11 Aw
a anSVient ma to satkfy said decree, interest and costs, X will at the same time
aaa piace, expose as pa one sale, tan leaaimpw of said Baal Estate or so aracb thereof aa may be ancient to discharge
aan oBGxaa, 111 wrest ana costs.
BaSA aala will hm mJ. arftlmt miv m.
lief whaterer from Taluation or spprsise-
naans jaws. SILAS GBIhTXS. Julyll-Sl Sheriir of Monroe aormty. Joadea Mian, aatys for plaiatiff.
Vorth Side Pablic 8qure, Bloom i or ton.
miil nadarsiKaed take vlaaaore in eall-
X iag stteatiofi to tba fact that the; nan
tbc Bdasesa swysa s BBmg-gia and Carriacas. and rood. steadT botMt for
single and double driving. We sra preKtA to foraisb Carriages 'for Weddings, aerab aad Parties, aad swift teams for t v I v i
foichesplT. WOfiliZV A MAY. AT
STCAET McPHT.KTRS
Rkmcmskb to examine the
Champion Mower, at Stuart & McPfaeeters' hardware store, when you come to town. It is a "Champion" and no mistake.
Builders will find plenty of
aningles. jatn, doors, sasb, etc at
our store. UlU and get bottom
prices.
The Champion Reaper and Mower ia the machine you want, my former friend. It is distancing ail competitors. Gives satisfaction in
working and in construction.
Ass to be shown the Champion
combined machine before you conclude to parch itse. It is the best
machine made, as we believe.
If yon want a plow that will scoar anywhere, buy the Oliver. It
yon want the strongest and neatest
plow, buy the "Oliver Chilled," at
Stuart & Mcr'neeters'.
CEMENT CEMENT
DUNN & CCS.
LOCAL AND 8ENE1AL.
BfJ On tht printed sits, iht dnUJclloto
ing your not Aotcs zm tihs "o which
rKAxrtjKasn aos jmw.
Miss May Worrell has gone to
Cannelton to visit her brother.
Benj. McGee and wife are ex
peeted borne from Eureka Springs
on Saturday.
Cal Worrell was filling bis
system with iron, at Indian Springs,
last week.
John Waldron jr. is sniffing
the bad odor of Indian Spring sul
phur juice.
Chills and fever are again be
coming fashionable on Salt Creek
and White river.
Eighteen head of nice fat cat
tle were driven through town by
Wm. Blakelv last Saturday, for
shipment to Cincinnati.
John Nuckles, who has been a
fireman on the L., N. A. & C. rail
road several years, has been pro
moted to the position of engineer.
Thos. Massey is patting the
"color" on the court house. When
completed, it will be "a thing of
beauty and a joy forever."
Nat HilI,Esq. is crowding the
work on the new busings block,
south side of the square, with his accustomed energy.
Dr. John Tourner bad the mis
fortune last; week to have bis buggy
destroyed by his horse running
away.
Miss Laura, daughter of James
Hendrix of Brazil, has been visiting the family of John P. Smith,
during the past three weeks.
John McGee has bought the
brick residence of Craig Worley, on west 6lh street, paying $1,200
tneretor.
John Reeves, recently razored
by the colored barber Jones, is rapidly convalescing, and it is believed
will get well.
Soddy Carmiohael has remov
ed his family to Stanford, and Rev. Mr. Philput will occupy the
bouse vacated by him Mrs. Cook's
on west 6th street.
-Persons who stand around and
"boas" workmen at the new build
ings are experiencing a good deal
of trouble they can't be on both sides of the square at the same time.
Five or six new railroad lines
have been "recorded" through Monroe county. If this thing is not
stopped a man will soon-be troubled
to decide which route to take for Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
Some choice hogs sold at f 7.00
per hundred in the Chicago market last week. Hogs are likely to rate high the remainder of the season, with prospects of a stiff market this ML
An excursion to New York via
Niagara Falls, will leave Iudianap-
olis on the 22d inst., the fare for
the round trip being but ?23.80. Messrs. Wicks dc Field are managers, to whom those wishing to go should spply.
On Tuesday of last week four
car loads of colored excursionists
passed over the railroad from Lou
isville to Chicago. They went to attend the conclave of Colored Odd
Fellows.
A number of cases wire dis
missed in the Supreme Court last
week, because the attorneys had neglected to file briefs within sixty
days as required by tha rules. None of the cases however, were from
Monroe county. Bloomington law
yers are wide awake, and do not
neglect-their duties in this way. Houses are in great demand in Bloomingcon at present, with none empty. Dead beats will be compelled to give way to prompt-paying renters. The present great inquiry for dwelling houses indicates a full towa when College begins its Fall Term. DR. MOTTS CHOLERA SPECIFIC wiix ccbe any cane of Cholera Morbus or other Bowel or Stomach Disorder. Sold by Shoemaker.
EIGHT LBS. of CHOICE
COFFEE FOR SI
AT
DUNN & CO.'S.
Melons are becoming plentiful
in Bloomington, and the rejoicings of the small boys and of vagrant hogs are akin. Three more first-class Mogul engines will be received by the L., N. A. & C. railroad by the 15th of August. The wife of Felix G. Mercer died at Knigbtsville, Clay county, Monday a week, and the remains were brought to Bloomington for burial. Mrs. Mercer was a sister
of the Stockwell boys.
James Ryan and James Rice
have purchased John Kerr's black
smith and wagon shop, on Walnut
street, house, ground and material,
paying therefor S2,&UU. Daniel Pfcfford, a well-known
citizen of this county, residing near
Harmony, was married on Sunday night a week to Mrs. Eliza Stone,
of the same neighborhood.
The dedication of the new M. E. church at Gosport, will occur
on Sunday next, August 7th. Services bv Rev. J. S. Woods, Presiding Elder. All are invited. Aquilla W. Rogers was ac
oompaoied on his trip to the Sweet Springs of Brownsville, Mo., by
bis wife and eranddauehter. Ben.
and wife will keep house iu the ab
sence of the old folks.
Patrick Sage was run over by a hand car of the L., N. A. & C.
railroad near Greencastle, Wednes
day nieht. and had both legs brok
en and received other injuries that will nrobablv prove fatal. He is a
resident of Greencaatle. Adah C, Baker has instituted
suit against Wm. W. Freeze for
breach of marriaze contract, and bv
her father, A. S. Baker, suit is brought against the same defendant
for seduction of Adah C. Baker.
The parties all reside near Stanford,
except Freeze, whose present place of residence is unknown.
John K. Anderson, the popu
lar grocery man, is suffering with a felon on his left hand.
Poor prospect for a corn crop.
Hay is selling at $10 per ton, and will be worth $20 per ton by next February.
C. M. Houston and son have
engaged 300 head of bogs for future delivery, and hare sold their option to Mr. Welch of Owen co.
Dr. Weir expects to go to
Grand Haven in a week or two.
No rain has fallen at some
points westof Bloomington, dur
ing the past two months.
If you want to go to N. York
by the way of Niagara, visit Coney Island, have lots of fun with Grant
at Long Branch, and see sights, go with Wicks A Field. Round trip from Indiarapdlis $23.50.
Jerome' B. Dillman, who dur
ing the past seventeen months has
been in the regular army, and was stationed at Prescott, Arizona, returned to his home .on the 20th nit. Dillman, wbe is under ag, was dis
charged upon the application of his
father, Henry Jj . Dillman. Jerome grew sick of soldiering, and was gratified at being released.
It would be well fur parents
to remember that the Board of City School Trustees have passed an order requiring that they shall certify that their children have been vaocinated, before they can be admitted
next terra, lhe wisdom of this
order will! be seen if small pox should break out while" the public schools are in session.
Josh. Howe, Kearney Bus-
kirk, Taylor Vom, Henry Yoss and
Dick Houston, left for Gosport last
Monday, taking with them Howe's
steamboat, in which they propose
to go 20 miles down White nvcr.tn
search of fish and fun. Chamber
maid, Buekirk : Cook, Henry Voss;
Chaplain, Taylor Voss ; Pilot, Diok
Houston, and Captain, Josh. Howe.
Advices from the rural districts
are to the effect that tramps have almost entirely disappeared. The sorrowful tale of endless miles of
weary travel in search of work and finding none, during which no food has passed the sufferer's lips, lost, in time, its efficacy. When this narrative no longer touched the servant-girl, and the cold meat and
cold pie were not forthcoming, the
racket had to be abandoned. What
are the boys coming to now ?
It is claimed that Minneapolis
hss increased in population 14,000 in the past twelve montba,the school census just completed giving the
city 60,000. Lays over Blooming
ton some.
The liability of Samuel En law,
of Perry county, for selling leaf to-
Imcco directly to consumers, bas
been compromised on payment of the penalties, upon recommendation of the collector and United States attorney, without any legal proceed
ings, it would be well enough for
tobacco-growers at this time to make a note of this, and to remember the law, which absolutely pro
hibits them from selling Jeaf tobacco by retail iu loose quantities, and directly to consumers. They cannot sell leaf tobacco to any one ex
cept to regular tobacco manufactur
ers who have paid a-special tax, or to persons who purchase it for exportation.
The Progress man put in three solid days, last week, at Lafayette, imbibing artesian water, and feels justified in indorsing it as equal .in every respect in its effects to the waters of Orange and Martin county mineral springs. While at Lafayette one can avail himself of the
comforts of a first-class hotel not
so, always, at the springs.
It is gratifying to know that
whatever taint of impiety may have lurked in the moral systems of the
Lafayette editors has been almost
entirely eradicated through the her
culean enorts of "Cyrus, the boy
preacher." It was an undertaking
ol great magnitude, but Cyrus was
equal to the task. When Cyrus
shall have snatched every man of
them from impending destruction,
it will gladden the hearts of all the
artesian drinkers to see that brave baud marching behind the "tavcr-
nickle," (as Cyrus terms it) while
the (oid)boy preacher prances gaily in front, jerking discordant chords
irom bis accordeon.
If there were cheap business
rooms on both side of north Col
lege Avenue from 6th to 7th street, every one could be readily rented. The Lucas property is now rented
for business rooms, and the Butler
residence could easily be converted
into a business house. Some one
ought to buy the building and con
vert it into a desirable location for
business.
John Cory's 18-months child fell into a cistern containing five
feet of water, one day last week.but
was rescued by the mother, who plunged into the cistern and held the child abovetbe surface till both
were rescued.
Mrs. Ewing Batterton, and the wife of Postmaster McPheeters,
took the morning train for Trinity
Springs, last Saturday, lhe tavor
ite route now is by 6 a. m. train to Bedford, thence by the narrow
guage to Uwensburg, where a hack
carries passengers the remainder of
the distance.
John R. East has ordered a new
and complete law library, consist
ing in pr.rt of 79 volumes of Indiana Reports. These Reports alone
involve an expenditure of $260. Looks like the law firm of East &
East is getting ready to go to house
keeping iu earnest.
Eight men were kept busy at
Dunn & Go's, last Saturday, from 5 a. m. till 9 p. m. The clerks did not get time to go to dinner.
Joe Alexander, the business manag
er, appreciates the value of printer's ink. The wife of M. M. Campbell, who was stricken by paralysis some
six months before leaving here for
Xopeka, Ks., died in the latter city
at the residence of her daughter,on
ouuoay a week.
Mr. Goetz, brother-in-law of
Moses Kahn, speat a few days with relations in Blootnington,!ast week.
Mr. G. is a very pleasant gentle
man, and made many friends while
here.
The Stanford public schools
have been organized for the Fall
Term by the election of Miss Lillie Adams and Miss Eva Hall as teachers. Miss Adams is at present ia Europe with the Jordan party.
Charles Baker, who resided in
Bloomington thirty years ago, was
a member of the Seward Band, and
an employe in Young's Bakery, is
visiting relations here. He is doing business in DuQuoio, Ills.
Miss E. J. Strader, her many
warm friends here will be pleased to learn, has accepted the position in the graded schools tendered her by
the Trustees Room No. 1.
Two prominent business men
of this community occupied the pulpit of the M. E. church on a recent Sunday Messrs. Perdue and Showers.
Pastures are perishing for lack
of rain, and at many points on the
railroad the fences and meadows
are being burned away ignited by
sparks from locomotives.
John C. Whisnand went te
Cincinnati again, last Saturday, to have another operation performed
on his eye by Dr. Williams.
Suit has been begun to contest
the will of the late David Dillman.
Something leas than a dozen attor
neys are already employed.
Prof. John McMillan, son-in-
law of Mrs. Woodburn, bas been elected Asst. Principal of Xeuta, O., public schools.
Wal. Buskirk, known to every
one here, is a baggage-master on
the Jeff., Madison & Indianapolis
railroad. Mr. Fred. Howe and wife took
train, Monday morning, for Grand
Haven.
Mrs. Harrison Hight and son
of Spencer, are visiting relations here. Harrison Hight is doing an extensive grocery business. It is a surprise to us and doubtless would be to every one if they could see the large number of Sewing Machines . that are being received and sold by S. C. Dodds & Co. They are fully up to tho business and through their energetic agent, Mr. E. P. Adams, are doing a trade in Sewing Mucin ucs that deserves credit.
The general aEerra through the
country on Saturday a week ajt the
news of the President's relapse, though greatly diminished by the despatches and bulletins received since, bas by no means altogether
disappeared. J. he chill wnion oc
curred at half-pant hcvou in the
morning was tallowed by another four hours later, and this by a high fever. There was a third chill just before midnight. The consulting physicians from New York and Philadelphia reached the White House early Saturday evening, when a consultation was held, which showed that a pus-cavity or abcess had formed two or three inches below the point where the bullet had entered the President's body. This rendered an operation necessary, and an incision was made resulting in
a complete discharge and a relief
irom the distressing symptoms which had beta earned by the obstruction. No indications of blood-poisoning, hoTO appeared, and the Inter deapatchoi all go
to show that tha operation bu tubstantial-
ly restored the rremaent to toe condition in which he was before the relapse. The courage and iindaraoce displayed by the President throughout hi sufferings hnve been so remi.rksttle as tc deepen greatly the public intnrest aad sympathy. A new danger in the malaria of the Potomac has been called to the attention of the physicians by the addaa development of fever and ague among some of the persona In attendance. The summ climate and at
mosphere of Washington are not at all what one would choaie for a severely wounded man, who ha been in constant fever for nearly a month, to be exposed to;
but ol course this u unav oidaole antu no recovers sufficient itrorpth to be moved. The public ought t understand, meanwhile that in hit Drenent condition relaps
es may occur from time to time and that the best guaranty we have that the case it now
thoroughly unaemcoa oy tne payncians, and that the President has a moral and physical capacity to resist suffering of '.he most extraordinary and encouraging character.
Joe Alexander has bought a nice dwelling house, "has bad it
painted and put iin good order and
well, what use has he for a dwell
ing bouse ?
Felix Dunn was taken sudden
ly and dangerously sick with vertigo last Saturday, but was able to be out on Monday.
Bev. Martin Fulk, of Greene CO., ;s
visiting his brother, Auditor JJullc.
Stuart & McPhccteri have rentttd the new Waldron store room for a term nf
Are years. The room will be 44 feet wide by 90 in depth, and :Bttnd up in modern stylo. It will be the finest hardware room in Southern Indiana.
A pious old lady recently tit
Rochester workedi all day bunday and observed the next day most religiously ac Sabbath day till nearly noon wnen she discovered her mistake. Ought she not then to have observed the rest o;l' that day as a substitute for Sunday which she had mistakenly so dewwrated ? 'It is said that: a fly has 16,000 eyes. This account for her carelessness in leaving her specs laying around. Jeff Davis visited Chicago re
cently, on his way tj Canada. Fity-on years ago, when a lieutenant in the army, he was stationed at tk is frontier post. If
he bad settled down ".him ana taken up a
quarter section of Chicago river swamp
l.ind lie would D octier on to-awy, ana so would the country. Cincinnati Gazette : It is not
pleasant to be called a linr, a blackguard,
an4 a scoundrel, or to have any other epithet applied ; vet if a man is not a liar, a scoundrel, and a blsckgusrd, it cannot hurt him to be called one or all. It h the fact not ibe mere chnrso, that hurts. It
too often hanoens that iMonle under ex.
citement use language that is offensive and intended to burl, the feelings of an opponent, without having or pretending
to nave any grouna upon waien kj case the obareo. In all such cases the accuser
and not the accused is injured.
Ratsaseriously interfere with
the heslthfuTness of a bouse. If von build
of brif k bring forward one course of brick, so as to everywhere touch the baseboard at the bottom of every room ; at the top of every room bring forward anothor row of brick so as to touch the plastering, and
thus cut off every hollo w plana in your
walls at top and bottom, it you omta oi
wood let in a piece ot scantunc between
the studding at top and bottom, nnd lay a tight Jouree of briiik nnd mortar on the top of these pieces of jcautling. Brick up
the spaces aetweea tne ends oi your joists Tails Week Only.
Ypu are requested to call at the National Hotel and examine our stock of organs which we will have
there for sale during this week. R. D.WILSON.
All the seasonable vegetables,
the novelties in staple and mncy groceries, and almost any article you may desire in the line of groceries and provisions, can be secured at John X. Anderson & Co.'s establishment, east of the Bank. Anderson and Robinson are so genial and accommodating that it is a positive pleasure to trade with them. They buy all the saleable produce brought to them, and v the best prices that are quoted. Ask for their store if yoa don't happen to know where it is.
Administrator's Sale. THE undersigned Administrator of tho estste of John O. Orchard, gives notice that he will sail lit Private Sale the entire stock of Groccriu and fixtures in the utore belonging to said estate, at not lew than appraised value. Bids wilt be received up t J 12 o'clock M. c f AUGUST a: th. 1881. TERMS: A credit tt 8 months will be given, the purchaser giving noto with approved security, bear in i; 6 per cont. interest nnd attorney fees. I will also continue to sell goods at retail at not less tlian apfimisod valuo until such time as acceptable bid for the stock and nx'iures, as a whole, may be received. J. B. CLARK, july 27, 1881. Administrator. Jorre P. Pittman, A tt'y.
A Boston merchant in "lending a hand " on board one of his ships n a windy day, found himself at the end of an hour and a half pretty well i xhaustud and perspiringtfreely. He sat down to rest, and engaging in conversation, time passad faster than he was aware of. In attempting to rise, he found ho was n iable to do so without assistance. lie was taken home and putto bed, wtnre be remained two years; and for a long time afterward could only hobble about wr.h the aid of a crutch. Less exposures thi n this have in constitutions nut so vigorous resulted in inflammation of the lunes
pneumonia" ending in death in less
than a week, or causing tedious rheumatisms : to be a source of tort ure during a lifetime. Multitudes of lives would be saved every year, and ar. incalculable amount of human suffering would tin prevented, if parents would begin to explain to their children, at the ag of three or four years, the danger which attends cooli ig off too quickly after exercise, and the im
portance or not standing still alter exercise, or work, or play, or of remaining exposed to the wind, or of sitting nt an open window or door, or of pulling off any garment, even the hat or bonnet, while in heat.
Says this Fat
Db. Warner's CoruHne Corset, boned with a new material called Coraline. Mo more broken whalebones. Its advun-
tages are : 1st. It cannot be broken. A reward of SI0 will be paid for every strip of C or-
alino which breaks with four months' or
dinary wear in a Corset.
2d. It is more pliable than whalebone.
and so adapts itself mora readily t the movements of the bedy. Tbii makeii it much more conifortablo and healthful. 3d. It is not affoctod by cold, heat or moisture. A Corset boned with Coraline
will last one-half longer than ena bcaed with whalebone.
The Coraline Corset is made throughout of superior materials, and is wsxrantoi in overv resnect. If not found ontirelv sat
isfactory, the purchase-money will be ra-
tunaea. jror sale oy Mci'aiia uo.
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, WANTED .
At the Bloomington City Mills,
20,000 bushels of Wheat, for which
the highest market price wi'l be
paid in cash. JjEFPI.eb Urcs., JulyJl, 1881-6t Proprietors.
Summer Complaint. .Don't forget, that for Infants' Trotting, tef thing, Summer Complaint or Flux, Brt nker's
Carminative Balsam is tha champion of all remedies, or for adiiltn for Cholera Morbus, Congestion of tho Stomach, Di-
arrnoa, or jfiux, its record m unparUIeled. Mr. Wnde of N-jedmoro Ba;fa : I bare sold Brunker's Balsam in my store and used it in my familv six rears. It eives entire
satisfaction. Mr. Barnhi!) of Un oiivillo says: I have sold Bronker's Halts m two
years. It gives good satisfaction. Mr. Livingstone of White Hall says: I have sold BrunkeT's Balsam anc. used it in my family six yaars. It in a most excellent preparation, and alwavs gives goo t sittia-
factiea. For sale by alldmgists. Whole
sale Agents, Browning & Sloan, nd A. Keifer, Indianapolis. June 8 -4m The Greatest Remedy Ki own. Da. Kino's Nxw Discovkbt for Con. sumption is certainly the urea lest medical
remedy ever placed within the r tech of
sutlenng humanity. Thousands t once hopelejs sufferers, now loudly proclaim their praise for this wonderful Discovery to which thev owe their liuee. Nit onlv
does it positively euro Cosisumpt on, but
cougns. uoias, asinma, Jironcfciis, nay Fever, Hoarseness and all nffectiors of the Throat, Chest and Lungs yield at once to its wonderful curative powers ai-if by magic. We do not ask you to but a largo bottle until you know whatyoui.ro gettine. We therefore earnestly ret.i est vou
to call on your druggist, H. LincU ;y, and get a trial bottle for ten cants whi?h will convince the roost skeptiuiil of its merits, and show you what a regular oan dollar size bottle will do. For iiile by I- Iindley, Bloomington, Ind.
Notice of Insolvency. Notice is herabv criven that at the
June Term, 1881 of the Monroe Circuit
Court, the estate of Ava Allen, teccased, was declared probably insolvent Cred
itors are therefore notified that toe same will be settled accordingly. ELIJAH ALLE:, s july 7-1881 Administrator. Buskirk & Duncan, attorneys.
Not Ica For IBIde. City CUrk't Office. JUior.xington. Indiana, July 25, 1881. Notice is hereby given that soi Jed bids will le received at the .Vayor's i iffico by the Common Council of the city o ' Bloomington, on the evening o( Hoadi.y, August 1st, 1881, for the improvement of Second Street from Walnut Street so the L. N.A.&C.R.W. track, by grading guttering and Macadamising the same. Also, at the same time and place bids will be received by said Council for the construction of a sidewalk on ih west side of Grant Street, from Ssvenih Street to Eighth Street. Specifications are on Hie nt th l Clerk's Office. Bond must accompany b d. The Council reserve the right to ri Ject say and all bids. By order of Common Cnuneil. JOS. B. II JEN LEY, july27-81 City Clerk.
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Come my tbin
friend, board with me at tha Phillips Restaurant, where you will find gooi aocom modations and everything first class Good meal 20c. Bed 20c. Rem em bur th place is next to Dunn & Co. J. in Bloomington -
City Treasurer'. Sate. City of Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana. TQTICE is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, August 10th, 1881, the undersigned Treasurer of tba City of Bloomington, by virtue of a precept directed to him by the Clerk of said city, will expose to public sale, between the hours of 10 o'clock jl. v? and 4 o'clock p. at tbo Court House in said city, tha rents and profits for a torm not exceedinr seven years oi the following described real estate, to-wit s In-lot No. Three Hand rod and TwentyThree (323), in tha City of Bloomington. And on failure to realize tba fall amount of the assessment and costs herein, the fee-simple of saul iwal estate will at the same time and place bo exposed to sale to the highest bidder. Taken aa tho property of Andrew- J. Axtell by tho assessment ef John Campbell. WILLIAM. V. ROGUES, Treasurer july 13-81. of the City of Xluomington.
gliERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an cxeeutic t mm directed, from tba Clerk of the liennx Circuit Court, I will expose at public tola, tothahighost bidder, on SATURDAY, August 13th, IS81, between t'ae hours of 10 o'oloek a. Kand 4 o'clock r. of said day, at tbo dour at the Court House of Monroe county, t;ia rents and profits for a term not exceeding; seven years of the defendant's undivided one-fourth interest in the following described real estate, to-wit: The northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of sect ion fourteen (i4). Also tbo west half of tha s mi t beast quarter of said section fourteen (14), except Ion (10) acres off of the south and. Also tbe east half of the n orth west quarter of said section fourteen (14), easspt fifteen (15) acroa off of tho west side. Also the west half of tha northeast quarter of said section fourteen ( 14), all ia town ten (10), north range two (J) west, containing two hundred and lfty-fiva (255) acra. Also the southeast quarter of tbo sootawest qut.rter of section eleven (II), towa ten (10), north range two . 2) west, containing in all two hundred and ninety-five (295) acres mora or lea, all ia Monroe county, Indian. And oil failure to realise the full amount of judgment, in tot-out aad coats, I will at tbe same time and place oxpoae at public sale the feo simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Joseph B Cosner a the suit of Frank B. Worloy. Said side will be made without any rolief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. SILAS GRIMES.
july!3-'81. Sheriff of Monroe county.
Jiiast s ast, atrys :or riaintiv.
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A fine lot of tho REVISED NEW
TESTAMENT in various stylea of binding, and at low pricks, iust
received at tbe City Jlookstore.
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IF YOU WISH TOOTY
WHERE YOU CAR
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Fob Sale. I will sell at rivato sale, the David DHltnnn farm jT 175 acres, lying five miles south of Bloomington, Ind., on the Bedford road, 1 miles from Clear Creek Switch, and tt res miles from Smitbville. Tho whole far:n except 16 acres, is in grass. Tlmre is a good orchard on the place, a handsome two-story d-velling house and good barn and outbuildings. Will be sold on easy terms. For furthor particulars, inauiro or JONATHAN M. 3! AY, Juno 1, lft8l-3m. Es&cutor.
Notice to Aion-ltesldont. State of Indiana, Uonroo count, ss: .William Chambers and Jose th Chambers vs. John Sherlock, Aaron D. Chambers nnd Jemima Smith. Now comes the Plaint ffs by .fames B. Mulky, their attorney, and lile tieircoiu. plaint horein, together v.ith an affidavit
that said defendant, Ani on Chi m tiers U
not a resident of tho Statu of Indiana. Notice is therefore hei-ehy civou said
defendant that unless be b-s anil appear on the first day of the next term of tbe
Monroe Circuit Court, to bo Uold in on the first Monday of September, a. d., 1S1, at .tho Court House ill BlouiuingtO'i, in said county and State, and answer-nir domur to said complaint for Fsrtiti-n, Vuo mine will be heard and determined ls bis absence. Witness my DMno ajtd tbe Sol of said Court, nffixe.'. at Bloounngton, this lltli day of July, 1881. pMui, "WM. J". BROWK'CKG, julyl3-8l. Clerk Monro Circuit Court
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DUNN & CO. SELL 10 lbs COFFEE $1 8 lbs CHOICE Coffoc $1
W.OJOT
By advancing money, I havo arrangements with one of tho largest Dry Goads houses in the Wast to purchase for .me a very small commission, and I am now receiving my SPRING STOCK, which will b j one of the largost and finest that has ever bean on this market, containing the latest styles of Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings, Dresses, Ddatora, Shawls, Neck Wear, Notions, ate. Latest styles of Mens' and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, of the test and tbe cheapest A good line of Oil Cloths, Window ShadoH, Lace Curtains, Queens. ware, Groceriec, Ae. And I can and will sell at One-Halt' the Profit that any other licuso in the City or coon-, try sells. I have no pertnors to divide profits with, nay no rants or 'interest, and have sufficient income from my farm, rents, and interest on monays, to pay my tares and family expenses, and bave a few thousand dollars now to loan. I tharefura
can and will divido profits with my cue tomors. Call arid tee me. W. O. FBR.
Bloomington, Ind., April 13, 1881.
BToUim ot Adimtailstruilosi. NOTICE is hereby given that tna nn dersigned lit.s been appointad by tba Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Monroe
county, State-of Indiana, Administrator
with tne win annexed, or tno estate oj tiuorce Eolutoint!. lata of Monroe county.
deceased.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent WILLIAM STUART, July 13-? I, Administrator.
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