Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 23, Bloomington, Monroe County, 21 September 1881 — Page 3
IT WOULD BE WELL to keep
on the Great CLOTHI
BOSS
HOUSE, AS AN IMMENSE FALL STOCK 15 HOW ABRIVHTG AIZIOST DAILY. These goods were bought in Hew York by Hr. Tanenbaum, on his return from Europe; and are the PICK OF THE HAMLET. KAHN & TANENBAUM-
s
C. Van Ziwdt & , VNDEBTAEEBS ui nun iir 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, Bloomington, Indiana. Ir tot hatjb a watch that has stopped running from any canse, or a clock that needs repairs, go
iromntlT to the Jewelry store of
ohn C. Vces, in Lindley's room,
and secure hut professional services. Be is an expert in these matters, and in addition to doing a general , repairing business be keeps a very choice and neat stock of jewelry and fine watches which be will sell at the lowest figures. He also has s 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 drag storeroom, west side. QEORGK A. BENCESKT Balttkork Oyster Agency t Benckert's Bakery. Oysters served at all hoars, and in every style. Don't forget to try a dish. Oysters in all styles and in any quantity (the best in the market) are received dairy by Benckert, the Baker, in Orchard Boose block. Come to Benckert's Oyster Bay, in the Orchard Block and get a dish or can of choice, fresh Baltimore oysters. Best in town. Freeh Bread. Cakes, etc.. baked
every day. The best of floor and
other ingredients used.
PHYSICIANS VERY OFTEH pretrcaht, at this time of year, medicines that have tor their bs para brandy or whisky. If the patient gets impure spirits those made poisonous fey dishonest city rectifiers Uis effect is very harmful. A. reputation for geenrinjj and selling only par and unadulterated liquors, is worth sauetblagto a man. Such a reputation August Kreuger has earned by many rears of experience, and persons who require whisky or brandy tor medicinal por-
MSt assoran u warn ia-y
Families and individuals who
desire to secure groceries and pro
visions in any quantity, should go
to the mammoth grocery house of
Dunn & Co., near the depot, and examine the stock that is now being received by every train. The supply is so large and varied that no
one need go further. The reputation established by Dunn & Co. as fair dealers and accommodating men,
is making money tor them rapidly.
for though they sell goods very low
they sell so many that the profits are large in the aggregate. Go to
Dunn's before you make your pur chases.
LOCAL AND QENERAl.
SnT On ike printed dipt, the date felle
tngyaur name snowt the tiuk to KHKH tubsivipiion hat been paid.
The Globs ! The Globe ! Exclusive agency for the 'Globs' Shirt, at the great merchant tailoring and gents' furnishing establishment, sooth side square, Bloomington. These Shirts are rtinfonsm, made of the best brands of muslin and linen, and warranted. Don't be deceived by venders of flimsy
shirts, but buy an article that will i wear. Daily, now, I am in receipt J
of a new Fall stock ot .Piece Woods; Hats, and custom made clothing. Some of the clothing is equal to any mannfactared to order. Ask for Ben. McGee, the Merchant clothier and gents' furnisher. Friends and Countrymen ! We most remove our hardware stock to a new room now being fitted up for us on the north side, in a short time. Don't forget it. Stttabt & McPheetebs. RffMKMltlgR, O, REMEMBER, that at no house this side ot Indianapolis, Louisville or Cincinnati, can you find so varied or extensive a stock of Jewelry or Fancy Articles as at Tobe Smith's emporiam, in Bloomington. In Silverware, or fine watches, Tobe acknowledges no a sal in quantity, and he can beat competition in prices. There is no article in his line, however odd or costly, that may not be secured at his establishment. It is a big show, just to see Tobe's windows. WE WII.Ii REMOTE Oar Hardware Store,in October,(or sooner if the room is completed) to the handsome new building at present being erected by JobnWaldron,
east of the post omce. We will
then have oneot the handsomest
and btst arranged hardware and ag
ricultural implement dopots in all
Southern Indiana. In the meimtime we will sell bargains, in order
that we may be saved the labor of removing heavy goods to the new
room. STUART & MCJf EEETEBS.
pons, may mst nasal bay it of Krvager, tb
' get it as it comes
tfom me ossli ury, wunotwany oounnng. The best of anything is none too good for the people,- nnd while they are baying tawyshoald feet tte best h fa cheapest. Bsseklea'tt Arnica Salve. The Best SaWe in the world for Cats, Braizes, Bores, Ulcere, Salt Bheom, Fever Sons, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, sad all kind of Skin Eruptions. This Sal to- fa guaranteed to giro perfect
aatisactioa in every case, or money re-
faneed. Fuse 15c. per box. For sale by B. Lindley, Bloomington, Ind. joly4-81
At the Bloomington City Mills,
20,000 bmbelsuf Wheat, tor which
the hiehese market price will be
paid in cash. Lefflek Bros., Julv21, ISSl-St Proprietors.
Ihe 2f rth Sid H A B D 7 A B ST01E
TJ V. BOBSATX ft CO,
Have opened a new and carefully aarartad clock of Shelf Hardware. Bar Iron, most
popular brands of Heating and Cooking
HIOTes, nspmnuo im ohwibbib
supplies, ete. a nui line or
Hsehinery (.ad Agricultural Implement
will o sept in stoec we wm sew ut Seward Plow, acknowledged by all competent judicata tha bcstPtow in nso. Call and exam
inoiC BKN. B.SMITH, tbo well-kaowa Tinner, will have chnrn of Tin Shop,nd
will airo prompt attention to Spootiac,
Gntterinc and Jtooflne;. Bomnmbar that
W an on I'm north side of the sqaare. N. F. BOSBAL CO. Btooasiagton, Ind. Jmn. 28, 1S80.
XSlaclramitH Shop CrH60ll BUILDING U03K8,
And General Bepaxr S JEtOJP. T7t3st of lefler'sllill "We make a specialty of
HORSESHOEIHG.
There are many reasons for
the popularity of Charley Mobley's Golden Rule dry goods store, prominent among which are these : He
has been in business here so long
that he knows the wants of the peo
ple of this county, keeps a full and complete line of goods and bae an inside arrangement with wholesalers by which he saves a considera
ble per cent to give to customers. In alt manner of dies goods and
dress trimmings ho carries a big stock. Ask for Charley Mobley's "Golden Rule" if yon do not know
where it u.
Hardware is too heavy .to re
move easily, so we will try to sell
toe bulk of it before we remove to
our new room on the north side of
die square. Stuart & McPheeters.
W. J. AIXBN
See those shot guns and re vol v
ere, just received. Very cheap.
When in town don't fail to call
and the largest and best selected stock of hardware, stoves, etc., in
the town, and very cheap too.
Com and examine our-axes and
cross-eat saws before you conclude
to purchase. Best dia mond steel .
Come every one to the Hardware
Store of W. J. Allen, and examine
his large stock of Hardware and Stoves of all kinds, from the smallest heating stove to the largest extension cook stove. A car load in store, and will be sold cheap, for, cash. Don't buy any stove until Sou examine the Favorite Cook tove,'the best in the world warranted to bake better and take less foci than any stove in the market. W. J. Allen has just received SMMWO Pine Shingles, nnd 'car load of No. 1 I'ine Lath. Call and get the prices on these staples. For Hardware end a general assortment, call on W. J. Allen. He is daily receiving all tho litest improvements and novelties which go to make up a stock in that line. " Benckert's Ice Cream " are household words. Everybody buys it in the season.
Will the rains knock the bottom out of the artesian well ? The Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. of the U. S. will meet in Indianapolis on the 23d. Farmers part with hay grudg
ingly, expecting it to command a
j better figure,
There will be no lack of rain Hereafter. It will come sifting down when yon would rather not have it. The "hot enough for you" fiends are choked off. "Cool enough for you" is now ahead. John Graham accompanied the State House Commissioners on a trip to Des Moines, Iowa, last week. Charles H. McPheeters was buying hardware in Indianapolis and Cincinnati, last week. Martha J. Mullikin was granted a divorce from Thomas Mullikin, by circuit court, last week. The M. E. conference, by resolution, favored the prohibition amendment to the constitution. Collins & Karsell have bought two carloads of potatoes in Wisconsin, and Wicks & Co. bought two carloads in Chicago. The immense road roller, used for leveling the McAdamizing on the turnpike and streets, weighs 5,730 fibs., and is warranted a sure cure for corns. Mr. Hill states that he will continue the handsome front on the south side next spring, both east and west, thus making a half square of desirable business rooms.
Bro. Feltus, of the Courier,
went to Cincinnati hat week to
contract fur a Bullockpress, to be delivered when the Indianapolis &
Evnnsville railroad is built through
Bloomington.
A. B. Tresslar, who has been
down in old Kaintuch, where they
boast of blue grass and drink Old Crow, returned on Friday last. Tresslar is buying lumber, and doing a very comfortable business.
-Frank Landers' men drove
several hundred colts and yearling
mules through town, last Friday,
from Lawrence and the southern part of Monroe county. Landers is doing an extensive stock trade;
-Last September the dry weath
er begun and extended into Octob
er. Water was hauled for the factories, fall pasturage failed, and there was "a heap" of trouble in this locality. Now we have enough rain, fall pasturage will be assured
and hay will not be a bonanza to its
owners.
A large and convenient Wagon Yard i'.j attached to the Hhops, with a plentiful supply of good stook water. Wagom. and Buggies carefully repaired or built of the bet Materials. Exami!.;: our Premium WaRon?. jnUf-ei ' GUMOE BROTHERS.
Donft forget the Old Settlers'
meeting at Ellettsville, on the 26th. A nice grove, comfortable seats,and
interesting talks by the old folks will be among the attractions. The
dust is now a thing of the past, so
that cannot be pleaded as an ex cuse for staying away.
The business mens' convention at Lafayette, last week, was well
attended by merchants from this
portion of the State. Monroe conn
ty was represented by A. M. Lane, Kirksville ; Soddy Curmichael,
Stanford; J. W.Brown, Jos. D. Urmey and C. R. Stephenson, Harrodsbnrg, and R. C. G reeves, It. N. Miller, D. T. Raley, W. W. Wicks,
James Robinson, Lew Anderson,
unanes Alexander and Miss J lor ence Hunter, Blooniingtou.
The suit of Minerva Conover
vs. Nat. U. Hill, administrator of
the estate of Geo. A. Buskirk, and
L. E. McKinney, was tried in circuit court last week, and judgment H V v-ra
was given mr. tun tor $3,7UU,
Buskirk and Conover each held
mortgages on the McKinney farm, west of town, both of which were
executed the same day, with priori
ty of Buskirk's mortgage recited in
the Conover mprteaw. This suit
was brought to give each mortgage
au eijuui nut'icst.
Owen Iaggart, of New Al-
STUAKT & Mcl'HE ETKB-S .
Remember that wcwill remove our hardware store to Waklron's new Block, north side of the opiat e. a a a i
as soon as tue ouiming wcompiuuu. ; lw.r) ..ecentv pajd j)00() cagh for Builders will find plenty of: a -seven acre" field of cabbaee in 1 1 J.K J ,... ... ir- I rr .
aiMugjoi, mm, wium, oomi, vn . .i :uiciiijan. ue sola a pingle car our store. Call and get bottom latl ii this cabbaee for 8500. and
prices. Don't buy any Hardware until you grt prices l'runi W. J. Allen.
nit- neaus reiaii at 20 cents, rle is making the balance of the purchase into krout.
Dr. MulUni.t has established his office in the Bse Hive block. The wife of John P, Arnott, Canny, Minn., is '-isiting her moth
er-in-law in this place, There is considerable sickness among the children of the county, and several deaths have occurred. Rev. J. M. Baxter has been
returned to his Ellettsville charge, and W. T. Davis iias been assigned to Gosport.
Rev. F. A. Eller will not
preach this winter.; Failing health
admonishes him to desist.
Round trip tickets from Mitch
ell to Cincinnati cluring the Expo
sition are $ 5,
Some of the; weather-makers
say the corn has a double shock.
Sign of a severe winter.
W. A. Smith and L. G.
Spriggn, with their families, left
Ellettsville for Kansas, last week.
The western fiivef has attacked
a number of Richland township
people.
Bloomington will furnish
school teachers for Monroe and
many of the surrounding counties this fall.
Green poplar shavings will be 1 Tl i it t
in demand m iJioomington tots
winter, as "roughness" for cattle. Stave shavings are rather too coarse
get between the cattle's teeth, as
'twere.
John Zuhn, the veteran road-
master is going over the entire line
of the railroad, in a hand-car, oa a
tour of inspection. It will require
several weeks of time to do the
work right ; that is the way Zahn always does it, though.
The State Prosecutor failing to
to attend the deliberations of the grand jury, Judge Wilson made an
order which was spread of record,
appointing Hon. H. C. Duncan to
act as Prosecutor and prepare indictments for that "body.
The hot weather has received
its quietus its backbone is broken,
so to speak and ere many weeks the frosts will cause the leaves to
rattle down from the forest trees,
and the dreamy, lazy weather of
Indian summer will be with us. "Hence, this true," come tip and
pay what you owe.
-The statement that C. R. Per
due had preached the evening ser
mon in the M. E. church, Sundav
evening a week, was incorrect. It
was C. C. Showers who preached
the sermon, and he preached it in an. acceptable manner, too, as the crowded house testified. This cor
rection is due both gentlemen Messrs. Showers and Perdue.
Last Wednesday morning, at
7 o'clock, Samuel Slater and wife from the northeastern part of the
county, sold to Khorer 9$ lbs. of
ginseng, receiving therefor $14 25. The remarkable feature is that the conple started at 2 a.m., and walked to Bloomington by 7, a distance
of fifteen miles the man 70, and the wife 50 years of age. They said their youngest child was but three years of age. They bought three
pairs of stoga boots, part of a bolt
of jeans, twenty yards of calico, a quantity of groceries, including a
liberal supply of "terbacker," and
then, thus loaded down, started on
their way home afoot, as they came. In circuit court last Thursday
a jury, heard the proof in a suit
brought by Rebecca Armstrong
against the estate of Martha Goodwin. The old lady, Miss Goodwin,
died at the age of 93 years, but for a number of years previous to her death, Rebecca Armstrong took care of her and the farm, and for six years previous to her death the old
lady had to be cared for as though i f . mi
sne were an intant. ine jury gave Rebecca Armstrong a judgment for
services in the sum of $1,800. Mar
tha Goodwin was never married, and was the youngest of twelve children, every one of whom had families averaging twelve children each. One of her brothers Seth Goodwin, was lhe father of twectythree children, and one of her sisters was the nnther of fifteen children. Prof. Miller, President of the Great Mercan He College, at Keokuk, Iowa, wi 1 send particulars to all who write (o him. The college has been enlarged to make room for students. General Ambrose E. Biirnside died at his residence in Bristol, R. I., Sept. Hta. He was bora at Liberty, Union county, this State, May 23, 1821, and was appointed from there to ;the West Point Military Academy, where he graduated in 147. i Dr. Mott's Cholera Specific
will cure any case of Cholera Morbus or of Bowel or Stomach ' irler. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker.
Dr. Ahram Smith's son-in-law nnd nephew arrived in Bloomington from Illinois, last Saturday. Miss Maggie Helton is in De
Sofa, Iowa, visiting Wm. R Curtis
and wife. -Cillraoro Bros, sold and delivered two road wagons last Saturday. Ryan & Rice also turned out two wagons same day, Crondt Roseberry lost an 850 lb heifer lately. Any one having such an article in their backyards might as well own up.
Mrs. Blackstone and son of
Martinsville, have been visiting Mrs. B.'s parents (Zimri Worley
nnd wife) during the past week.
With characteristic taste and loquence, John R. East made the
presentation speech that accompanied the young converts' testimonial to Rev. J. W. Webb.
Abram Smith will dispose- ofj
all his personal property by auction,
on the 24th. It is his intention.
we hear, to dispose also of his real estate, and go to Illinois where his daughter resides.
The farmers are sowing grass
seed in the fall, in preference to
tipring, with the hope that they
may thus defeat the spring drouth.
It is drilled in, however.
Mr. Collins, of Collins & Kar
sell, has been in Chattanooga, Tenn., during the past week, in attendance upon the reunion of the Army of the Cumberland.
Friday morning last witnessed
X boom in the grass seed demand.
Ihe rain of the previous day put the farmers in a humor for sowing.
W. J. Allen sold 120 bushels of
teed that day at $3.50. Some of the men in this city having become envious of the good time a certain railroad man is said to be having, have been endeavoring to secure bis indictment for adultery. Rumor says that they hava succeeded. Chas. Alexander, after an absence of four weeka in Illinois, among his relatives, returned to Bloomington. Saturday, and will hereafter be found behind the counter at Dunn & Go's., as accommodating as of yore. Rev. John L. Pitner preached, at the M. E. church, morning and evening, lost Sunday to large audiences, and produced a very favorable impression. Mr. Pitner can be
depended upon as a firm friend of
Indiana University. W. B. Seward was accompanied by his wife and Miss Maggie Helton, on his trip to De Moines, Iowa, last week The object of the trip was to examine a roof being
placed ou the Iowa State House.
A. O. Dowdy after two months' freedom from family cares was compelled to desert the well-filled tables of the Orchard House, last Saturday, his better half having- returned from ft visit to her parents in Illinois. On Tuesaj; afternoon of last week, eight teams of horses drew
covered emigrant wagons into town
from the east, and after stopping
for a few hours in Gilmore's wagon
yard, they moved on to the Fair
Grounds, on the west side, where they encamped for the night. In tha company, including men, women and children, were forty souls. The company was composed exclusively of members of the Sexton family and their relations by marriage, and all were residents of the counties of Brown and Jackson, uear the Polk tp., Monroe county line. They inteud to settle at a point near Dallas, Texas, where some of their friends have already located,are successful and well satisfied. The father of the Sexton boys, some eighty years old, was riding in an open buggy with the compa
ny. While in the Fair Grounds hero, they were visited by their neighbors and relations, who had come to Bloomington to "see them off," as this was to be the starting point. After the friends had spent
the night reviving old memories
and exchanging mementoes, at an early hour on Wednesday morning the teams were hitched up, and soon were toiling on their slow weary way, a trip of six or eight weeks. The Progress hopes they may find Texas all their fanny has painted it.
Cocoamrt growing is becoming
an important industry in clonda. Charles Malonev has a plantation
of several thooiuiud trees on Stock
Island, J. V. Harris, of Key West, has about 7,000 tree, E. O. Locke about 10,000, and Lieutenant-Gov-
evaoi- Bethel is having an extensive
grove of cocoanut trees planted, Dr. Mott's Cholera Specific will cure any case of Cholera Morbus or of Bowel or Stomach Disorder. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker.
Alvin Rhorcr hs returned from a trip into Missouri. The aricslan well fund is atill growing, steadily and surely, Dr, Tourner is dangerously ill, and his sous have been telegraphed for. Frank Touroer was in Atlanta, Ga., and Henry was in Detroit, Mich. Cnpt, Shoemaker took train for Chattanooga, Tenn,, Monday morning,to be present at the taking of Dr. Durand's deposition in the Smith-Shoemaker suit lit is a kind of an eye-opener to go down neer the depot about 5 o'clock in the morning, and note the men who dart into saloons for their ''early nip." Wm. O. Fee has gone to Cincinnati to secure a stock of fall and winter goods. Mr. Fee si ways buys largely, and a big stosk to select from may be expected, Mrs. M. M. Heynaman, and
her daughter Ada, of Lexington,
III., and Miss Julia Wood of In-
dianapolUre visiting C. M. Houa
ton and lady. -Frank MxKinley has sold hia
house, on North Walnut street, to
Mrs. Bradfute, for $1,700. John Collett, Stats Geologist, writes that an artesian stream of
water could be reached at from 800 to 1,000 feet, in Bloomington.
George Rouse, the enterprising
Bedford jeweler, came up to Bloom ington Monday, to replenish his stock of fine goods. All the coun
try dealers are beginning to realize that this is tbo best market in the
State.
On last Friday and Saturday the President bad a chill and a high fever, attended with vomiting. He was better o:i Sundav. Everv
seventh day since he was wounded,
be has had aggravated symptoms.
These symptoms are those ot tnr.la-
rial fever, which he hits doubtless
contracted at the White House.
P. S. Dispatches last night give no hope. The indications, are that the Presi
dent is dying.
All we wakt is a chance to
show you our goods. Wicks & Co.
Tobe Smith sold a set of fine silverware last Friday the finest
set ever sold In the town, he says
receiving $140 tor it. New stock of dress goods and trimmings at the Bee Hive, also agents for the Broadhead Mohair. Out esteemed fellow townsman SHU E. Sluss. Sr., Deputy Keren uo Collector, lias
suoceeded in ferreting; out and capturing an illicit whisky distillery ia Parka couq-
iv, lnuinna. i lie lacw in Drier, are, that the f'.evenuo Culler tat at Tsrre Haute was no tiled of there beinesuoh a still in Parke county and sent Mr. ijluss up there. The
still was found in a alluded and wild rq.
vine amid the timber. No blood was shod
and no one was captured at tho time. Two tubs full of "mash ' and some whisky were obtainoi. It hardly seems possible that such things can exta in the temperance
uepubiican county ot rarite. we are used to hearing of suoh things from Re
publican paper as "Demot.'ratic outrage" in some Southern State, CcueUr.
Mr. Sluss says that the "moon
shiners" referred to above, were, every one, North Carolina Democrats !
You should not fail to see those Broadhead Mchairs, the only Mohair made that will not shrink. For sale at the Bee Hive. A number of ten-year old boys have a habit of playing with the turntable, at the round house, and last Sunday evening they were at thei r accustomed mischief, when Albert Keene was caught between the pit and the table. It was at first believed that his leg was broken, bnt examination showed that it was only bruised at tho knee. One
of the Keene boys was killed while
jumping on a train, and the others
seem determined to climb the golden stair by the same route.
This Bee Hive has just received
a new lot of plaids, and cloakings.
Lon. Rogers is a brand new notary public, J member of this fraternity, signed his name as "notary republican" to a document
some time ago,
JSfav Designs in carpets and oil cloths at the IJee Hive, Capt. Friedley, of Bedford, was representing the Lawrence county wing of his law firm in the Monroe circuit court, last week. Ellettsville people will find that it pays to come to the Bee Hive for all manner of dry goods, carpeting, clothing, hats and caps. ST4KFOBP people can make it pay to come to the Bee Hive for bats, boots, clothing, or dress goods. HARROPsnuna people will save
money by coming to the Bee Hive
when laying in their winter supplies. Everything new and ohoice.
THE IND.
SflEISP FOR SALE,
125 Grtide Fiwes, 75 Lambs,
crosses of Southdown and Cots wold. Also, some fins blood South down Buck:! and Ewes. C. M. HOUSTON,
WRITE To CRCAT
iCHOOI, TEACHEH3 1'ligronfiWyFitUid.
TUESDAY, 8 o'clock A.M.
Pbesidrnt Garfieij) died on
Monday night, (Sept. 19lh, after 79 days of suffering. No particulars
at the hour of going to press,
The Artesian Well Fond, The following named persons subscribe the amounts set opposite their names to the fund for boring an artesian well, (the money tobe due and paid when a flovfing stream of artesian water has been struck) the county commissioners to provide for all expense outside the amount subscribed ; Dunn & Co., $50 00 W. J. Allen, 50 00 Stuart & McPheeters, 50 00 Showers & Bro., 50 OQ John Waldron, 50 00 Collins & Karsell, 25 00 James F. Manley, 25 00 McCalla & Co., SO 00 J. W. Shoemaker, 20 00 Benj. McGee, Br, 15 00 Wm. A. Gabe, 10 00 J. G. McPheeters, jr 50 00 Hiram Lindley, 10 0Q John K. Anderson, 10 00 Wicks & Co., 10 00 N. F. Bonsall & Co,, 10 00 John P. Smith, 10 00 E. P. Cole, 10 00 C. R. Perdue, 10 00 N, B. Rogers. 10 00 George Bollenbacher, jr., 10 00 Wm. B. Hughes, 10 00 Jos. M. Howe & Son, 10 00 Lemuel Moss, 10 00 B. S. Chase, 10 00 John Blair, 1Q 00
Leffler & Bro., 10 0Q Worley & May, 10 00 Nat. U. Hill, 10 00
John R. East, 10 00
August Kreuger, 10 00 a C. Dodds, 10 00
T. A. Wylie, 10 00
Henry F. Perry, 10 00 Louden & Miers, 0 00 John C. Vosa took a little trip
west on Monday, He will probably go there to grow up, Mayor Dodds left Bloomington Monday evening for Chattanooga, Tenn. He goes to visit bis children, Henry EUer'a youngest daughter (the last of six) is to be married at Cross Roads cliuroh on Sunday night next, at 8 o'clock, to William Ward. Hogs, in the Indianapolis market sold last week for 85 to $7.10.
The latter price for hogs averaging 350 fts.
Attention Sheep Buyers: I have 125 good Ewes and 75 Lamos to sell. Call soon as they
must be sold.
C. M. HOUSTON. Tho Orphans' Dairy. They must bo fed, clothed, and educat
ed. Those wishing to furor them and
accommodate themselves, may have their Milk delivered at their doori, for five cents per quart. Tickots at Collins & Kftrsells. Sept 21-1881. H. Q. WAGQENER. Persona Ji. I have some leisure lime to devote to watch ropiiinng- at my furniture store, north side of the square, and as it is an outside matter, costing but little, 1 oan work cheaper than anybody I employ no beys to botch work, but do it myself, nd my experionoe and work arc s-.i'ificient guarantee as to its superiority Giro me a cull. Jou P. Smith.
Collins & Karsell are exclusive agents for the celebrated Crawfordsville Flour, every mck guaranteed. Shorts and Bran by the toi. or hundred weight. Everybody read this. Join K. Anderson & Co, have removes their stock of groceries to the Farm er Corner, cast side of the square where they will remain till the alterations are made iu their ol room. Meantime all the old cat tomers of tin: house and all the nev ones that may patronize f. lie house will find a nice new stock of fresl goods in store which will be sold a bottom figures for spot cash. Al kinds of saleable produce bought Call at the "Farmer Corner." THRElTcaT-roadTof BoneDust, just received by Dunn & Co, Get it at once.
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A fine- new stock of cheap Dty Goods have just been suceived by McCalU & Co., and among other novelties they direct attention t tho. goods manufactured by tha Jamestown Alpaca MilK Theso Alpacas are warranted not to cockle, not to shrink in washing, not to crumple easily ,to 1 the l itest styles and the prevailing sha-lp, and ta be equal in durability ami cokr to, the best foreign goods. Nicest display of Lf mps in th city, and in prices most reasonable, at Oscar Reed's Parlor Drug Store, O. E. Foster, of Vrhite Hall, desires to inform his friends and acquaintances that he ha opened a, branch of the great grocery Iioum of Dunn & Co. in Whit ; Hall, and will keep a full, supply it groceries, including corn meal and shipstoff. As to prices, he only asl:s a visit let prove that he can sell as low as any Bloomington firm. People nearSpencer oan make money by buyi ing goods at White Half. McCam.a & Co. are sole agents for tho popular ML Brace m spender, now having ao large a sle n tie cities, (fo and examine them. 300 bushels of New Western Timothy Seed, at Dunn & Co,' Northern Seed Wheat, now for sale St Duma St Co.'a.
Okt.v MV.H-i A -n aoll tha.
natent M Rnirc i?rxnfm Th tAm
the lead, and are very neat and cqbtwsh fan T
At the Farib Di:pu SfQSR.
yon can get the choicest drugs, and your prescriptions will be com
pounded with aire ami accuracy, Pure liquors of all kinds oan be wb.
cared for medicinal purtjoaesoaly the b at and purest kept in the Par lor. It will be our aim t keep very choice and varied seook of pe fumery and fancy artiles for tha
ladies. Tobaccos aud c gars of the best brands always on stile, Qsca8 Rekp Co, i m Wiii. yon have an M Bbacb
If so, call at McCk'Ui ft Co s dnr eMda
store, where they may he hud as law as
The Fish resideice, la the
southwestern part of-1 own- is for sale at a low price, and on favor able terms. Application oaav be
made to I. Milt. Rogerc, Agent.
New Westorn limothy
Seed, at Dunn ft Co.'s,
Important to Tra velerh.
Special Inducement are offered you tif the Burlington Route. It will pay yq ta read their adfrertujeinent to tie found eke-
wbere in tail issue.
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BY VIRTUE of an execution to me dU
rectoil, from the Clerfc- of the Jfiaroa. Circuit Court, I will expose at public, sad ta th highest biddur, on (SATURDAY, Sleptsmter ?h, tS, between the houre of 10 o'clock . H. r4 4 o'clock P. m. of raid day, it the dour d the Court House (if Monroe county, tlse rents nd proBts for a term not exceedtitw seven yenrs, of the fqllowutg decorUMO) Real Estate, to-wit: The northeast quarter end the east half of the northwest quarter of iootHt j". (?), township ten, 10) nortli of rn on (1) west, containing in. all two hundred and forty (240) acres, rnore or less. And rn failure t roaliae the fall. ain ount of judgment interest and cocte, ( will nt tha SHine time nnd pbtoe expese public sale &0 fec-siniuo pf said rent tn tate. Taken as the property of Annie Mvr.
nt tins suit of -the First National Bank of
Bloomikgton, Indiiina. Said sale will be tnnde w'thout any r, liof w hatever from rahotioQ snd npiirainsx
tnent laws,
SJ.1.J..S MI.1MKS,. july 13-81. Sheriff of Mitaroe county, Louden St fliers, uttorrieya.
Til by give t every angle, au nro i-asy mid ngroeablo to wenr tho 1 1Hia-k subpon .Ivrs sold by MuCulU&li
Hotle ta NonBiHit)eif, Stateof Indiaon. Monroe itounty, in tha
Monroe Circuit Court, November Tern,
1881. . . Isaiah B?ton, Benjamin Baston, Frank; H&stctn et al, VS. Marion t potiir, the lift, known heirs of Thorn iw Baston, deo'd. tba
unknown heirs of Wi Ilium Has ton. dee'd-
the unknown heirs of Jolq &utan, tlec'd., etal.
Be it known, Oiat on the 12th day if
September, 1831, The above named plain.
if Monroe county, in the t&iW of IsdfeaN, their amended complain I again tba above named defondsnts; nnd, oil the said
lay tue said piaintitts riled in the Uterk'e,
office the aflidavit of a com Mteat pefsto.
mowing mat sum aeter-nw, um un Know httra of Thomas Button dasaid, the unknown hoire of 'William Bastes deceased, the unknown heirs ol Polly Baa. um deceased, the unknown ncir er Itu) Baston deceased am not ireideats of tho ilate of Indiana, and that hereabout of .he rnknown heirs of Bml en Uatton )1 Mtancd is unknown ttn.4 t fter iilbrnt eurcb the samo cou'4 not b- naaertained, nd that the nami of all Mkl ur known ieiTS is unknown and thai afk-r ljligeal tmrch the samo soohl not m Hscertainnd, hnt a eauso of action exl-ti aaintit nil of ai! defendants in relation to Rrn! tytaiein miiition to (juitit tilla afa Ml tfbtain pott niion of tho same. Now tborafoitt, ty order of safd Gnii aid defendants lust nbove rtt)d sire kersy y notified of !he lilinc and pendency of aid compliant ngninst then, nnd that uw :s they appetir ,194 ftntwer or demue horclo, at the p:illi of paue oa iJm t judioiul dy f to first trnl if sniif 'ourt, to ho bojqn mi iw d nt tho Ooir Ion so in tho C .ty ( Blootaington, on ihe th lndy in Novcmln, l8Hl.taiwt Inint. and UlC qmUera ml tl)tij; l.ria nnlained and Alleged, vill da mi(4 sn4 i-termined in lheii atnnctf, it l I 81 Clerk MmirtKi Circuit Court, . Buskirk & sn Att'js.
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