Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 35, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 December 1881 — Page 2

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S.. If, A. C. Rallrwad. Time Table at liioominuton.

Hl!ra xobtu. Express, ll:29a.m Aeeo avion, D:15p.ni Thro freight 4:55a-m

60UKI SOOTH.

Express, 5-2ip.m Accom'ion, 5'50a m

Thro.freight 7-25a.ni

Way freight 1: SOp.ni . Way freight, 8-65am

An exchange contains the following : ''Every paper in the United States ought occasionally to keep the fact before its reader that burnt corn is a certain and speedy cure lor hog cholera. The best way is to make a pile of corn on the colas, effectually scorch it, and then give the affected hogs free access to it.

This remedy was discovered by E. E. JiOok, at the time his distillery

was bornt in Lewistown, Illinois, to

gether with a large lot of store corn, which was so much injured as to be on fie for use, and greedily eaten by

the hogs, several of which were dying daily. After the second day sot a single hog was lost, and the

disease entirely disappeared. The

remedy has been tried in a number of

eases eipce, and has never tailed. The famous Dalrymple fttrm of 75,000 acres in Dakota, is really made np of smaller farms with separate ownerships; but all is under the management of Oliver Dalrymple, who owns 4,000 acres outright,

and is likely to soon become a half

owner of the rest. When he as

sumed charge the proprietors of the

various tracts pot in the land at a fair valuation and money enough to improve it, charging eight per cent, on the whole investment. The important provision was that, whenever 'the profits reached over aid above the eight per cent, a year, a sum sufficient to repay the entire outlay, half the land should be i is. At the time it was not supposed that; roach, if any store than the promised percentage could be derived fi.ra the farm, btit tha crops luve bten heavy, and nothing but a iriou$ mishap will prevent Dalrymple

Iran realiaing bis bonus within ;wo

or three years.

The Champion Brick Mach oe, at the American Institute Pair, grinds out brick as a hand orjan

turns out discord. Uiay is put in

at one end, and it comes out a per

fect brick and w delivered on a

traveling belt. The machine makes bricks ott of anything that will

hang together. Messrs. Seldeo t:id McLean, the inventors, say it will

make 3,000 bricks an hour. It takes four men aad a twenty-horse

power engine to work it.

It fa difficult for any one to nailersta&d how a woman can be happy whose sealskin sacque has

been lengthened by sawing on it a

piece of fur. She knows that her

saoque ia short, and everybody knows that it is short, and she knows that everybody knows it,and everybody knows that she knows that everybody knows it, and she knows that everybody knows that she knows that everybody knows it, and everybody knows that she knows that everybody knows that she knows that everybody knows bat she knows il;.

. Selrllan JPrwotraaU. A correspondent writes from Kansas that since the prohibitory law went info effect there, there has been a remarkable increase in the amount of liquor used "for medical purpose;. One physician prescribed for a patient on and between August 19 and August 25, four pints of "spirit us irumenti"

and twelve bottles of beer. An

ether patient, whose sole complaint was a boil on the arm, had prescrib

ed for him in eleven days ten pints

T "spmtua iraioenu" and thirty

Bonus oi oer. And now an opt

denrio of boils oo the arm is sweep-

rag the state despite (7) vigorous

treatment by internal application of "spiritus fronierdi" and 30 bottles of

beer. An immense amount of hq

or is sold in Indhna towns, in the

drug stores i.nder the "medicinal"

dodge. Some men make a regular

practice or retting drunk on Son w . a

day, and as tne saloons dare not

and do not sell it, it eerlainly contra

from the drsggist. An old soak goes into a drug store and produces

a flask ; the druggist reaches for it,

sad says "do yon want it ft medio

al purposes?" "Yes." Then (he druggist fills op the bottle with vil-

laiaoQS reel riea rot-gnt, sticks a paddle into tie quinine bottle, knocks off the bitter drur, and

thrniiing th bare paddle into the

whiskey, eon s and bands it over,

This contemptible evasion in prac

ticed too, toy very honorable and pious men.

had charge of the enterprise. He is about to open a new establishment, with a praying band of twenty devout women. Hs thinks that the mirccles undertaken at Pink Cottage miscarried because they

were not backed by faith, and he will now pay particular attention to

that part of the business, tie is

said to have a following oi 17,000 converts in the mountain counties

of the State, and they believe

him while others pronounce him a

lunatic or irauu. OBITVART JSOT1CE.

Prof. Ccraelius Pering was born in De

vonshire, England, in the year 1806, and

died in Louisville Ky., on the 28th of

November, 1881. He emigrated to the

United States in 1832, making Blooming-

ton, loci., nis residence.

It -was in 1837 that the writer of

tbis sketch beeamo acquainted with Frof

C. Bering. He wan then Principal of th

Monroe County Female beminarv, a

flourishing Institution well patronized by

the town rfd county and tho itdjaeent

counties. There are still living in Bloom'

ington many matronly dames, tho young

Indies or those days now mothers and grand mothers, and in no respect inferior ta accomplishments and general education

to the vounti ladies or tne present genera

tton, who still remember with great affec

tion and esteem tneir much loved lormer

teacher. 1 are sure that they with one

voice would neanny testify to tne urbanity, the kindness and excellence and apt

ness to teach, too, or him woo had so

much to do with the moulding of their

youthful minds.

Mr. Faring was an accomplished gentleman, a man of superior natural abilities

and well trained. He was an excellent

penman. One would have thought that

be had devoted his life to this which he

regarded as a very inferior accomplishment. But it was not limply as a teacher

of writing that he could use his pen, but could and did use it for tho expression of

hi thought f and for the cause of right and for the good of the community in which be lived, and in the defense of the College which in- t'uis early day had its battles to

light, lie was also an artist or no little merit and well read in English and French literature. Mr. Paring took an active part in all the association of the town, which h.id for their object the cultivation of thi? mind. He was the originator of a Phrenological society, for tha discussion of questions relating; to the constitution of tha mind. Perhaps ft will not be regarded by many aow-e-days, much either to Mr. Paring's credit, or to tbese associated with bini, to give Pb rent logy so prominent a place, but it must ha remembered that in tuase day Phrenology, a comparatively new subject, engaged the attention of some of the most distinguished men. This society shortly before Mr. Pering left Bloomiogton for his home In Louisville, in the year 1845, was merged in the Monroe County Lyceum, a society of somewhat similes character but of a wider Held. With regard to Mr. Pering' religious views we cannot speak decidedly. That Mr. Paring was an honest, bcievolont

man, and one who had great reverence for aucred things, and tolerant with regard to other differing with him, an J that he was truly a good man, there can be ne doubt. In the many conversations which the writer had with Mr. P. on religious subjects, though differing widely, there never was anything but kindly feeling if we except one occasion. The different sects of Christians were enumerat

ed by the writer. Mr. Pering immediate-

Iv called nil attention to the omission of the Unitarians : the reply was that he did

sot regard them as Christians. With

much earnestness and sharpness Mr. P. exclaimed, "Where is your Christian charity? I am a Unitarian." The ruffle

was soon over, and perhaps the command to "Judge not that you be not judged" was forgotten by tho one who gave tho offense. We should remember that at tha great Jay men will be judged rather by their deeds than their creeds. "When I was hungry you gave me meat, when thirsty you gave me drink, when sick and in prison ye visited me." Their

good deeds orig:aating in good motives

thirty apprentice boys unJer a schoolmaster from one of the training ships will accompany the vessel.

and from a true christian spirit are regard

ed as done to the Savior himself, and as the index of the good and faithful servant. While ia Bloomington Mr. Pering at

tended tne misoyterian ennren and was a supporter of it in many ways. In what faith he died we are not informed. The funeral services were conducted at

the house of Mr. Xzra Pering, brother of

tne deceased, ty tne itev. JUr. Bower. Prof. Ballentino, before the closing prayer, made some appropriate remarks on the

profession of the faithful teacher. The in

fluence of any individual for good depends

on the format len of character; much of

this depends or. the labors of him whose

business ft is to train the youthful mind, hence the character of those he hits moulded are to-day monuments of him bv whom

ttey were prepared for the active duties of

lire. It was the request of the deceased t'o.it

bis remains sheuld be buried ie th public

cemetery ot xtiooDiington, near those of

is arat win and mother of his children.

feeling that he bad many strong and endearing ties of love.and friendship which bound him to this community. T. A. W

Iv oli Sanla Clans is at lie !

Committ.sk MiiETixa. The Republican Central Coinmittoe of Monro county will moot in the Gram Jury room, at 10 o'clock a. m., on Saturday, lrocember, 24th. A full iitlendanco is expected. Wm. V. Bkowniso, Chnirman. Jos. ii. McPbsetsrs, Jr., Scc'y. The month of November, iust

passed, was one of the moat re-, markable on record, especially in ; respect to phenomena of vegetation. : There were, during the month, , marly instances of trees laden with ripe fruit, and at the same time!

covered with the blossoms common to spring. Isaac Appleby, living near Monticello, N. Y., avers that he picked ripe strawberries in n mendow on his farm in November, and that as late as the middle of the month dandelions were in bloom in his fields. Violets were found in the field near a New Jersey town, and the pastures afforded more food for cattle than ever before so late in the season.

About a mile north of Durango, A. T., 13 a wonderful mound of solid iron ore called the Cerro del Mercado. The ore is said to be en

tirely free from phosphor and sulphur, and to assay from 50 to 75 per eent. of pure iron. That part

ot the mountain above the ground

measures 5,250 feet long, 1,200 feet

broad, and 702 feet high. 1 he iron produced is so soil that it bends and

twists like wax, and will bear com

panson with the best Norway.

An Italian law court baa just

had to decide a case of great inter

est to fowls, ibe Duca di Lmvello

and his brother, the Marchese di

San Marco, had patented an instru

ment. called "the mechanical sinn

er, tor feeding and fattening lowla

against their will, lhe Italian bo

ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty

to Animals prosecuted the two no

blemen before the tribunal of Na

ples, and tbey were sentenced to

fine, the Judge remarking that he

thought it was certainly cruel to

make fowls eat when they were not hungry, and to fatten them grossly

fcr the mere delectation of epicures

palates, Uut the Duke and th

Marquess appealed against this de

cision, and the Judges ot the nigh

er conrt, while regretting that they

had to trive up a whole day to what

they described as a trivial question

felt bound to reverse the iuidmg oi

the lower court. Tbey decided, in

fact, that to fatten fowls with a me

chanical stuffier is not cruel.

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The Cbrlstmas (December) St.

jvicooiag.

This Year's Christmas "St. N icholas" is

the finest number of that magazine ever

issued ; and therefore, probably, it is also the finest number of a children 'smnnazine

ever printed. Its ninety odd paces frill of

Una illustrations mnxo it ft ueiiirnuui

Christmas present for a boy or girl.

It cnens with a superb frontispie!e, en

graved by T. Cole, after a pninting oy the

IhtvicuS opunisn painter .nmncoirt ana which here figures as one of the illustra

tions of an arttclo about courl-jestsrs

the olden time.

The pictures, stones, pooms, und lively

pieces in this beautiful number win, oi

courtia, interest tne noys ana cms , ana at least thirteen hundred meinbi rs of the Agaiis Association will enjoy reading Mr. Ballard's ninth report concerning that

vmorous society, and its deiifiiitiui, seit-

imposod studies of Mature; mid tho "Jack-in-lhe-PulDit," "Letter-box," and "Hiddlc

box" pages will have devoted readers ;

but that una thine in this number which is

most likely to rivet the attention of the vouiie folk ia "Deacon Green's Oiler" of

one hundred brand-new one dollar bills to

the one hundred Joys and girls wha best shall do a cerlait. pleasant piece of work

for him, Our stock :ts kept up, reeard

less of tho fart thit wo are getting ready to remove to our now business room. Do come, fellow citizens, and gel tome of the

bargains we are giving away. At lcn.S.Field & Co. s Sew York Store.

The- fioaiioinl failure of Pink Cottage, tha vevtivcky bospital for .areuke ce r-e ha not disbeart-

JSev. Ue.-rjje O. i&rdCF, who

At Bedford, Eddy, a little son

of John Mitchell, the druggist.

while attempting to shove a number 22 metalic cartridge into a toy pistol last Tuesday, had a portion of one of bis fingers taken off by its unexpected explosion, the ball

striking a little son of Mrs. Erwin,

entering the abdomen a short distance and running almost half way

around his body, causing a painful

but not dangerous wound.

We have received from the Keokuk Mercantile College a map. showing the city of Keokuk &nd railroad connections. Prof. Miller, of this college, has been its conductor for fourteen years, and has made it a business school second to none in the country. There is no good reason why young men desiring an education should pay an exhorbitaat price for it. Thirty dollars is a fair price for a thorough business course, and at the Keokuk College this sum secures that course, if you purchase a half-membership of the Progress. Tuition for the complete course of English brandies is only

f JO for tae entire year. An economical student can stay at the college three months for $50 including his niemlx rship fees. Call and purchase a half-membership for $5.

New York Sun ; Tho United

States sloop of war Brooklyn, a second rate screw steamship, will sail this week for Itio Janeiro

to relieve the Shenandoah as flag

ship of the South Atlantic squad

ron. The powder was ycstcruity

carried on lioard by sailors in can

vas shoes, and stored in copper tasks iua magazine Kned with lend.

The suitor were not allowed to have a particle of metal about their

persons, not even a penkuift. About '

The Fish residence, in the southwestern part of town, i for

sale at a low price, and on favor

able terms. Application may be

made to I. Milt. Rogers, Agent.

Do we keep Boots and Shoes

in strck? Well, if y" wl call an tho New York Storo wo w4MshoJryou how that

is. We keep a wboppwg big slock.

The December Wide Awake is

ont witb a gay little operetta for the young

folks, which tney win welcome tor tneir

Christmas entertainments. It is entitled

,;Princa Piws-in-Boots," and all the per

formers rer-resenl cats and era clad in the

most bewitchine of furry costumes. The

number opons with the host short story of

the year, "Kop s .rawer," oy jviianor rutnani, with five spirited illustrations 1

Merrill, one or tliem a very nna lull-pnge

engraving. Anotnor bcnutilul lull-pa-e

encravine accompanies "The isaby s .Es

capade" by A. C. and A. T. "How Aline

Spent Twenty-Fiva Dollars," ay Jonny

Burr, lias it charming pioiureor "A'ico

and ie a good story for everybridy. "Kit

ty's Jast School," will be enjoyed by all

thoea interested in the early days or lios-

ton. The Korials, ' Polly Cologne," "Sha

ron." and "HavinK His Uwn Wiy" linish

satiiifsetorily, aad leave the reader wishing

tor tnee wore as good stories, xne pret

ty rhymo of "Wee Willie Winkle' is da

velcptKl Into a piquant bull id iy mist Wilkins, and has six henutif il full-page

drawings by Jliss L. B. Humphrey. Another very enjcyable poem is "(irweld In

Pound," by Marsri rot J. Prenon. Tho

readings for the C. Y. F. K. D - are well worth while the attention of young folks everywhere; and it is to be hoped that ihouKiinds of our young poo l will join the Rending Union before tli Course for 18.12 is coinplotod. WlDB Awah per-

nn.nsr. tly enlarged, is but 12.50 a year. Klla rarimin. Editor. D. Loliirop & Co., i'ublinliers, Boston, Mass. Why miner with such a dreadful cough or cold. Vor twenty-live or II fly mw you can purchase of your druggist a buttle '.f J)r. Marshall's Luiijj Syrup, and your oure ia cerlian . Da. Marshall's Lung Syrup Is a utiirdard rcnucdy and will euro n cough or cold in half the tira i required by ordinary romedie. Call on, your druggwt andP'y.a iWMiiij- fivo of fifty cvnt

(Knfe Inn nimiiaim&

I do not buy my goods ot a Ee

tail House. I buy low, and sell

lower than anybody.

My Holiday Goods MUST be sold at SOME price. I do not keep them a year, so come and give me

SOME price lor them, I HAVE ALWAYS GIVEN YOU

BARGAINS, AND WILL, DO SO NOW

JLTT YOU WILL -A.T Shoemaker's BOSS Drug Store. Look for the Sign. Make no MISTAKE !

liive, and Iiet liive. 100 barrels of best 2d rate liour

at Orchard & Uo.'s, at $5 ou per

barrel, only 70c. per sack. Try a

little while it lasta.

We dos't wast to move very

many goods when we go into our new bu

siness room, so we win sou at mu riuu-j to lower the stock. Cemo to the New York Dry Goods Store pretty quick now.

Imfohtast to Tbaveless.

Special Inducements tire offered you by the Barlington Route. It will pay you to

read their advertisement to be found elsewhere in this issue.

Jumping over a fence in the

middle of the night and meeting a

bulldog that is a total stranger to

you, is one ot tnose exciting mue

incidents ot life which go lar to break the monotony and rob exist

ence of a tiresome sameness.

e m You will miss it mo if you

fiiil to call it Leu. S. Field & Co. s New

York Store, and get some of the big bar

gains now being ottered oeiore iney re

move to tneir new uusintss room.

CHRISTMAS IS AT HAHB II THE PBOPEIETOR of the City Book Store desir;s to call the attention of the public to his largo and choice assortment of Christmas Goods now on exhibition. An attempt to mention Ihcm in detail would be simply Impossible under the circumstances; and be will only remark that the supply is as beautiful as extensive and as CHEAP AS BEAUTIFUL. A single glance over the stock will render evident the H ath of the assertion, Ladius and other desiring to make PRESENTS TO PBIENDS,

at the iiDDroachimr Holidays, are invited

to call und make their selections from our

inviting stock. In addition to tne

riiKiPMGSS of tho articles, assnr-

anco is given that they are just what they

are renresentiid to be. We keep S O

8110001 GOODS. K. P. COLE.

WILL EXCEED Anything Ever

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Adinlnlstrn'or's Sate or Real Estate. NOTICE is lereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Martha 3ood win, deceased, by order of the Monoe Circuit Court, will sell at Public Sale, in the premises, on PRIDA1, January 13th, 1832, the following leal Estate, situate in Monroe county, SUo of Indiana, to-wlt : The southottt quarter of section (1) one, township (SJeight, north range (1) one west. raiMSOF SALE: One-third cash in hand on day of sale.

the remainder in two equal payments of

9 and 18 nuntlis from day of sale, parchafer execiting his notes for the different paynents waiving relief from valuation am appraisement laws, bearing ii.u-rest fnm day of sale. Bale to jogin at 1 o'clock P. M. KOBJSKT HENKY, Doc 7,-8 Administrator. Buskir; & Duncan, att'ys.

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UERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of n certified copy of a decree

and execution to me directed, from the

Clerk's offioe of the Monroe Circuit Court,

in a cause whcreir. Isaac Uopwell u

nlaintiff. and P. Gt. Pauley is defendant,

requiring mo to make the sum of thirty-

eiirht hundred and a-ivei'.tv-seven dollars

and eighty-Bve cents ($3,877 85) with in

terest on sam aocre ana costs, i win expose at public sale, to the highest bid-

aer, on

SATURDAY, January th, 1381,

between the hours if 10 o'clock a. M. and

o'clock r. ti. of said day, nt too door ot

the court house of said Monroe county,

Indiana, the rents and pronts for a term

not exceeding seven rears, of the- roiiowini? described Konl Iwtatc, situate in the

county of Monroe ai.d iitiito of Indiana,

to-wil:

The southeaft qnarler of section (31)

thirty-one, township () nine, range ono

( I )west, containing oiie nunarea ana sixiy (1G0) acres.

Also, a nsrt of the loutnwest quarter ci

the southwest quarter of section ( 32) thirty-two, township !) nine, range (1) one west, containing (5 4 -ltMi) Hve acre3 and fortv-cight hundredthi- of an acre.

Beginning whom tno Janus ot josse

Drunar and Ellis blono join, running.

thence wt (32) lliirty-two poles and l(ij sixteen links, thence north 28 twer.ty-

bt polos, thoncc oast (U9) Iwenl.y-mno

poles and If) eight Ihika, ihnnce outh(0o)

siicdogrocs, oast (28) twenty-eight pjlcs to tho place of beginning.

If such routs and profits will not. sell for sufficient mim to satisfy said docruo, In

terest and cost, I will at tuo same time

and plnco, expose at public sale, tho feosimjilo f said Kiml Estate or so much thuroof n3 may bo sufficient to discharge

said decroo. interest Hint costs.

Said sale will be made without any re

lief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.

SIIiA-S tiltlilEW,

ilocl4-81 Sharitf of Monroe connly.

Jiiuicb B. -V i.lkr, ttlty. i

Kotice of AdttilnlsUiatlou.

TVTOTICE k herebv iriven that the un

IN dorsiirned has been appointed by the

Monroe Cirouit Court. AdmiiiistrHtor cf

the Estate of William Keller, lata f

said county, deceased. Sid Estate is supposed to be solvent. W. A. WALL1NGFOKD, Nov. 30-81. " Administrator. Priedley, Pearson & Priodloy, att'ys.

TO THE TAX-PAYERS OF THIS

City of Blooming! m.

ATOTICE Is 1IEKKU x UIVKjN, mat

1 the Tax Dud ieate for 1881 Mr tne

City of Bloomington, Indiana, is in inj hands, ready for collection. Tim Citv Traaaurer is riHiuired toeollect

txaos immediately on receiving tho duplicate. The rates of taxation on each 100 valuation for General and Special purposes,

and for Poll and Dog Tax, is as follows :

General Municipal Purpwet.

On each ono hundred dollars 30c ioll Tax 25c

Sjxcial Additional Bonds.

On each one hundred dollars 20c

Poll Tax

Special

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Jhir

toe 20c

AdditionaiSehoo? poses.

On each $100 ..'Special School On each do -(Special Tuition......

Sinking Fund. On em.h do --.Sinking Pnnd 6c On each Male Oog 1 0 On each Female Dog .1 00 Tho ponnlty lor non-payment of Taxes assessed, attaches on tho 'I i'rti Monday of Anril. 1882. which is 10 per cont. dam

ages and costs of collecting. The Offlco of the City Treasurer is in tho Mayor's Otlico buildini;, Illoomingloii, Indiana. Where pcrsrr.-l property cannot ho fnunii, the City Treasurer will sc I real 1 ropcrty ia Fubruary, for .ho paym sat of lJelinqiiBUt Tav w dim. WILLIAM P. HOCFKS. ....v. s:i, l-l- City Tn-twirer.

EIGHT OR TEN Thousand Dollars' WORTH OF GOODS At Cost or Less. TCl-OSE Business. ilTost of my stock was purchased this fal for cash, and all old stock will be sold regardless of cott. I have a splendid

sUck of the newest styles of shades of

Dress Goods, Cloaks, Dolmans, Shawls, Ireis Trimmings, Notions, Hats, Caps, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Queenswara, etc. A Urge stock of Boots and ftboes,best makes, it will pay you to call and see them. KSuA large stock of Mens' i.nd Boys'

Clothing at less than cost.f

Deficiency in bearing is tne cause

of my closing business. I herebv tender my sincere thanks to

the citiitnna of Monroe county for the liberal patronago they have bestowed on ma for the last forty years, and I bow invite all to come and share in the bargains I propose to give in oloaing out my stock of goods. W. O. PEE. Nov 16-82.

The Chicago !foirtnwsCrn Railway is the oldest; best constituted, best equipped, and belief the LEADING Knilway of the Northwest. It if the short and beat route between Chicago aad all points in Northern Ilinois,Iowa,C)ftko.ah, Wyoming, Nebraska, California, Oregon, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, M'onb.iia, Nevada, and for Cbuecif Blujfa, Omaha, Penttr, ladvill, SaltLak, Sun .Fraudeo, Dtailvrood, Siou , Cedar Kapids, Des Minea, Columbosand all points in the Territories, and the' west Also, for Milwaukie, Green Bay, Osllkoah, Hhebeyfan, Marquette, Pon du Lac, Watertowa, oughton, Nenah, Meoasha, St. Pajl, Minneapolis, Huron, Vla, Targes Bismarck, "Winona, LaCroiae. Owatoi'na,iind" all points in Minnesota, Dttkota, Wicasin aad the Northwest. At Council Bluffs the trr.lns of the Chicago & North-Western and the V.T. Bye depart from, arrive at aad use the fame

joint depot.

At Chicago, close eonneehoaa are sniide withjlhe Lake Shore, Michigaa Ceatial, Baltimore & Ohio, Ft. Wayne and Peitnsylvnnia,and Chicago & Grand Trunk tail ways, and Kankakee Panhandle route. Close connection made nt all Janotion Points. It is the only line running FvUman Held Dining Om between Chicago A Council Bluffs. Pri--max Si.KBPKKa on all night trains. Insist upon Ticket Agent selling you tickets by this road. Examine your tickets and refuse to buy if they do not read over the Chicago & North-western R'fcyIf you wish the best traveling eesemmodntioni you will buy your ticket bj' tl is route, aalAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER- All Ticket Agents sell tickets by this line Marvin Has;hltt, ii. V. P.

Oeuerai Manager, liiucago, ins.

THB CHEAT

ISrtfo other Utio ivna Three Tbronaik Peas water Trains Dnllj- between Chieaio, pes

Koines, Oounctl HlufTs, Omasa. Unooln, as.

JoMph, Atofalaon, Tspeka and Kansas Qtr-

pireos connection, lor aii pomia id njumt Hebraaka, Colorado, Wyomln. Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Ailaoaa, ldiao,Oroaoci and Calllfornla. Til a Shortest, Speediest and Most Oomf ortao ble lloute vtaHaautt) tl to Tort Scott, Tnlaov Dallas, Houston, Austin, Sao Antonio, Os Ives ton itod all polms In Texas. . The nn equaled Inducements offered bjr this IJne to Travelers and Tourists, are as follow! Tno celebrated Pullman 04-wboeJ fateo Hleeplnr Oars, run only on tbis Lino, C, B. A Q. Falaoe Drawtno-Room Cars, with Hortoa'a Beolluins Chair. Ho extra charge for Seete

in itcouninir unurt too xamoua v., t, at i.

nin

Buy The Best furniture: I have an EXCLUSIVE contract with the two Pantories of BloomiagtM, by which I SAVE FREIGHT. By this arrangement I ca's get my goods cheaper than any one who buy at Cincinnati or Louisville. I CAN AND WILL UNBEMilL tVKT MOUSE IN THE COUNTY. . Before you buy. come and get my priest Aug. 24, iSSl. JOHN P- SMITH.

LIVERY and SALS NTAKIiE. . North Sida Public Sonaro. Bloomingtcn.

THE undersigned take pleasure in cll ing attention to the fact that they h iv Tho Latest HtwlM of DaattTtlM

and Carriages, and good, ateady horset for !

single anu uouuie uriving. w

pared to furnish Carnages ;fer Weddincf, Funerals and Parties, and switt teams for Commercial Travelers. Farmeis-' hoisas fed cheaply. WOKLEY&MAY. .

won

Ca-m. Oorgoiis Smoking Care

leg-aut Hlsnt-uaeaea Batian Ke-

Palace DI

fluol with

volvlng Chaira for tfae exeiustve use of nrft-

elasii passengers.

9K an

uun

ment, makes this, iibovo all other, the favorite

and Bunerloi' Eoulomont. com-

binea with tneir o reat Through unrArrai

Stoel Track

Routa to the South. South-Weat. and the Fee

WestTry it, and you wiu and traveling ahunur instead of a discomfort. Through Ticket via thle CeUbrateS Line for uie at aU aSBtf In the United State aad

Canada, -

"All Information about Kates of rare. Sleep-

oar aeaminoiaiioBB, -xime uaoioa, &c., he cheerfuUr Kivon, and will send Free te

in Car AoeomiuoJations, Time Tabloa, ix,.

wiu ne cawmuuy kivod, ana wiusoua rrce in any addrens an ole,rant County Jfop of Doilaf Status, la solera, by applying to.

PKRCIVAL LOWELL. Audit, Chinii5i. T. V. M:tn.2vr, Cl i:2.

Gan'l Pangr PdTTKR. Gb tep21-dec-'it

For Fetmera, Livery .wen, Teamsters, Coachineii, Lcmbennen,

Express, Horse Car, Omnibus, Htage, Transport CV Warrantetl to cure Sore Sliouk'wn, Galls, Chadng caused by Fiiction, 8wt Hard Work

Act independent of Collar, soft, easy eeol p Hallo. Assorted sizes, adj'iitable to w hovsea. Made of solid Ibiithsr, Milder , a pressuro of several tons, will rutwoar lis ordinary Sweat Pads, are pronounced y tha practical harnosi maer the bot improvement in Anti-Friction, SwH or Collar Puds, to save missrv of horses, wesr end iar of collar. Sold ly SnddW'y H.irdwaro Trade and Harness-Makers everywhere. SaiiipU cn be sent by mail. For Circulars and Vriio Lit, address AVostcrn Loi thor Mttnl g '., t"h'n -iig.

ATT0RNEY8ftT UW.

- i vMwiaj Mvvsaaaautnif M UUOffice ia Allen's New Bloek. Sipeoial attention given to settlement of dtadenefV estates. Collections promptly rmitt4, Capt. Fridley or Judge I'et.rson, will bain attendance at each term of ooart, ap-Tt)

BVSKtRK 4f DUNCAN, Attorneys ' Law, Bloomiogton, lad. Omo in the Bank coraer.up-etatrs, on south i Me ef the square. Will practice in all th, eeart mt the State Special a ttentxin gi to Pro, bate buainesa, and to the oolUctioa aad ' prompt remittanee of claim.

EAST A EAST, Attorney at Law, HLwimiflfftnn TnA rMM.. a

' v. , . K - floor, onst aida nnhllo , Pm1..u k.-

sinast and collection give prompt at tee.

yrmmat in oouns ox sl ae Joining eountiet. Business solicited.

ROGERS t LA J', Attorneys aad Ci-liectors. OlSoe hi Mayor's OlBee building. Special attention;glven to fettling dieedeau' etUtea, and to all kind t probate business . AUo, tbstrneiing.

JAMBS B. MULKr, Attonwy at Law, . Bloomington, Indiana, will praetice in the varioiucottrts of the Utate. Be necial atteation riVM Taa Lrlea AAl1aawffiA!gk i

claim. The settlement cf esta-Laa. and al

Probata business, given eareful attaatiee. Office over Fee's store, opposite Frftgrtaf

mirBBr mn at. ana eo.'iege aveaae

LQUDtiN t MIBRS, AttoraeyseALaw Blooming ton.Indianii. OSceaaHttaira over First National Beak. All baiiness of a legal nature given evreftit atteatioata all courts. Titles to Beid estate oarafully eianc,in d by aid of Loud en's A bstraet.

specialty maae or toe collection and rlt mittnnce of claims of all kinds.

Wje. SADLER, Attorney a Law . Bloomingtoa, Inliaaa. fa the Bee

Hive Buildlnir. uD-stein. in tha imtlintf

eoraer. Colleotions anade DroaaTAlv. :

Ht. PERRY. T. C. PXRRIHO. AL.traHfl of Title ot Monroe Couo!) Real EsUb. FEEET &IiERRH7GrIl Exami iers of Lat Titles, save new ready . eoaplete AWtract f TIUw of every Tttera Latraraa-.er Trae of LhwI ia Mwnrw Coeaty, and east furnish every Owvacr, taroas r laorlaaia;) of Reml Rsta with felt ABSTRACTS QT TJTIXS, m ware appean from COUtfTT MSC0RD8. 01? ABSTRACT of TITLSS ia MQNMOM

w ua :i i ; aaeeme or tixiy-BMr ysari -tevuety tx-bnadi-ed-pageeoltf,eoadBatt aad written iato oneoa reaieet, aremtoM

'riis iMftaMBMaife. uan-.

0WXXR8, LASD BVTSAS, MOM L0ASXR8 take notice, leek well t tA LASD TITLES; raasy of tin creaked maay atterly werthlee fee to it laai thy are straight and -eoerest sefets jiea risk or mffer the ewtgeoseaeis ef dees ft I va TITLSS. A LMASM, m H0MT9A9X, m MMB

or eoaveyaaoe ef LAHl er if so) rel iable or te be trtated ia tbis aaearUfaa

trioky nge, without a GUARANTEED; CERTIFIED, ABSTRACT of TX.1MSFEKS, showing Claaln f TlUe) freea UNITED STATE to praseat dateaael

ownersliin. Abstract f Titles for aay

REAL ESTATE, furiahd ee. fkett noi.ioe.

Jfee's-lwavt reaeeaabki. PERRY I. PER3IN8, Cotipilsi's of Keaxee tJoaatT Abrtrattt ef : Fiirrit yan and Mortgage IaveaUna; AgtaSaT XI I c-ominglon, Jixdietwa. h. jt. jnioibco jumw ABCHITKCT AHD PKAeTTHCAL MILsmV Plitns and Speeifloatioiui enrefaBy prepared for dwelling koasee aad peiklie) nnilding. Also eetiaaaten of balldingi m pltited throughout. All work Si deb) at the tint apeeifled. Bloomington, lad., Maik SI, laws.

Resident Dentiot.

Dr. J. W.

Offlte. over McCalla St Ce't nere.

injfton.lnd. AU work warraatejd.'l4TfV

Oity 3ook Store. Wall lttipltfiiHTwCK 1NMESMI

ATISOELLANEOUS and CllgoTx' If I B-Mkt, Stationery. Pen. Isika.Hhitef, WtU Poper, Blak Beek,Bible, AHmtmv Chronot, Gold Peas, Ptur JrVajaefy Bracketi, Statuary, NwwspepeT, lines, r d Fancv Articles, gfierallj. '

aad Magaaiaee at t0-ncavcK RATa8. School Books and Sabool Soaev! pJiee for the MlLLlQJ. No time or apace for fail narUcaUra, xv All are invueet (o eorne and see for tbecivi el ves. B. P. CO LB. .

PRO BATS CAUSE NO. 5. -!

RetBte f David Cael)t.

OTICB is hereby given that Oroane B. ( ' nd(1r. Administrator of the nboea '

mimed SetaU. has this day aiea ta tae eiy ft. e ef the Clerk of the Circuit court of Monroe coaaty, State of Indtaea, bit ceV ecuatt and voitcher in Baal aattlemerA oft Mid Ettats, and that the ffine wiM awr p for hearing aad diapoaitioa ia eaidi! Crl at the next term thereof, to-ww; tie 1st Monday in February, IS8J. . Witaoti the Oleik aad Seel f eaTal UtHlrt this 16lh day of November, HA1.1 . OWlf. Kant Jk Kaafc, atty'f. .ffwr. SS-S

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