The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 4

WANTED. Mr. Stansbury to having a very large barn put HAVEA CARRIAGE? AUTUMN, Loose Dirt for Sale. Yesterday afternoon, at the Union Depot, a young boot-black succeeded In ptitttne a head on atliirty yearold calf because he refused to liquidate Tor the "shine." Very few words were passed ere the knight of the brush knew that lie had been made a victim of misplaced i i AN I fcD Immediately, a good wet mine. Kor information apply at Pantagrayh office.

Se30-U' j.2t'TK A gooi girl to do general houte-VV work at 2 a Eat ulherry-U te30-u; ll'ASTEB-A few more boarders at 409 East tr BOARDING. TUIABDISO-AND LODGING Flntt-clnwi 13 ruume, and everything turni.Ueil a .1 ml tu ek. at -No. 1007 North illuomiiig- tjn, III. 1 tOAKDIKO A gentleman and wife, or two lMii-ie a.

niltm can obtain board, with a roumor rooms, In a private family, at 2o We.t Walnut-et. E9TRAYED. TNfRAYKU-UK STOLEN A bright bay li, mareTabout 8 year, old, heavy black mane and on front feet; a lnt.e knee lorunE few 1 1 dr. on from collar mirk Lash, Inn Ling since Fridav night hi.t, "lithe? with new -addle and bridle, at which wa left, hitched at the south end ot houth IdadHaiii-et. A liberal any Into, mation ol htir.

L. L.HAltH, at w. iter i.lvcry Stable. seD-MW TO EXCHANGE. i-OB EXt'lUilOE-Good two-story hoinw, with rooms, good with an entire block of ground, well located in this city will trade for a farm in thi.countv.

lao-acre farm in vt iuui.iuo eouiny, near uucs Island, to Uadc for re.ideiice prop. rty. lurid in lvansa. to trade for a stock of dry boots and lioe. or grocerlii.

nn in. lor ouiai.i". in Canon n. 'ursw NN flO-d 'J13 NorlU HlMomlngtnn. III.

LOST pair of teel-rlmun. uottaclei in 4 dark i. Tlie ttudet Will pli'MO lev theui at, the Pautugrapn ouice. u. art wn aa I A' kj aeJO-H OST In this city on Monday (28th) a memor- lj aiuli.m liooR, coniaiuinx in money, wiU.

the name or B. 1 BHIGUS writ-. a reward will be uaid for It at ten in 9 rhe Pautagruph otllce. wari; OM r-A note, on vV'v" i i-. I i note was given ui i.iijti bv AS.

t). MOOKK lor e7()0, daud Leroy, Jan-' i .11 o.rtie. from having returi.liiir note to we at Leroy, will he rewarded. rHV arai-ltlf. FOR RENT.

n.iu its VI'-Dwelling, comer of Grove and iverooin. and hall below r.m. Hoor; icl.t. rn. well, and good barn rent J0 per month.

Apply at the Pamagraph oflic. FTR "BEST With board, afurni.hed room nrt "air at UU tat U.ove-.l. Would pre two young men. rttIB BEST tleUiher let, a house with four 1 eloart. panirv, cellar, well ail el.teru, I' eloart.

panirv, cellar, well e.i block- from the i.are liouee IH-wlv paint and papered. lMUlre of It.i Olt jl 1 Ni.rlli .1., or at law office ol McMLTA A 7ld AL- DltlC'll. ia Vie.t WaahingUin-t. l-m IHiB BEST. North Ik nw etroet.

Inqulr 1 at HOOK lilNDKltV, SIS h.lh tenter mO-U I 'Mil BEST Shire In A.hley Mlock. II i I. I Alas a uiw iLiil. mi T. AHIII.KV.

Ivea block. FOR SALE. ttn. atl.E-K tK VIK-HAKHId CAN- IhAI.I., Ileal K.tate. Luau aad liurae Agent, at So.

North are offering at duo faints from which may be aclceied auoM hargaina. Alao call attetitkia to large ll.u of eltv and auburLau property terv, very cheap. 30-'y' IOBTaVaEtt-Bl OOr-Aaeii-a Ferre huggt. uaarautl, light and alalia nw. V.U.

he at a bargalii. Apply to Ur. AlARSll. ld hquara. mtM-M 1'Oiii luU nn North adjoining the rertdenceuf H.

Keulg upon lh. a.uiu hug tint a aia mw. -r ply al rein.gr. ph untie. ra-lf r-ly I UN HALK-kF-tHHr-ACK-A chnc ht niak wuiu-y lot a tm only.

A ale reatdruea In the pkaatlil part of Ik city, Ihe buuae containing tum, two hall, aad a guud cellar. Th gt.iuod cuiiiaia a varniy uf null and ami lh prewiue. trry ailuateil. Vi'illhaMHd tetf cheap ca.h ur pari doen. the reel a lltae.

rut paithnlar call al tl LaM Vi'atuul-a. a il ia L'OB ICK-F A The beat an-aer lata Utm UM.aev in Ihe rannlv; I. well al lu.u aiel nice dry laial. wiih.na Nutmal. A.pl)4ua.J.Kr.r:lHt.r-Mil.

III. aria-Htt Sl iS.K-1'ltrild. A eaa-balf in a drug awl Jewelry in a toe I. u.h.l.lianui iheatiit ha a large euanirf 1,4.1. no.

a an rtne rhane lur a ataa na el ln rap.wil. fur parliealara call rgul III.K A fAhkr.M.dinggiata, Hkiar in aM-tia ton. III. eHVtia 1'um i.e-ti n.trny rluMf- tialhy etd. kVtl l.l.l-Fatlt bag.

k. II. Kol. I ltSt H.K-MAhKHV-A Hare I hanre Haa) a I bat lot al a aial-etaa. bakeT .1 Fanaat Uf lug.

llu eHh a fall ena laney gruratlea and eu.lell.Harry. wklrb alll a 1.4 II. a-1 1 aitlf data, cheap 1 mi dawa, balaare la laa aaattba, TW treel4a( lb. baaa. bat ben ftuat laatilf St lutuif pr day, and wttea raa a.

to aa baudix! dutlara. Ml i Ll h- teiata Stis.K-ai'ilLlliiwM-1 bae lbe bMa, aaalAI, UU r.l't" Beat to I aittttllf, and en bba-h ftuaa la air. I er. Ktnl all ruund ana auaer.1. aalkeMiahkrb I Ud al one lur uaiit.

a iring lu parebaat, arat. aiirartit aad cat.ai.al amta-. mi ra. a aeb. a aetaada.

rkax-l. eellal td etoatn. anal iw, Jke all ruaiph I aad a.aa.1, pentad, lb waul to euM bal J.Am, pai.l a- la u.ileflt at y- aly lnatailna.nl b.ig lafaug. a p.riu.1 at at. at wm petfrri.

Atotra.1 rainautad. tm Tnat aad II. C. WILi I. aEK-SilMt HiMnlt-rnr baaat Na a lut lb ball.

InaWe a la. i IHft I DM wl I Ikk, lut lalutaall.n aaAI-U 1'mm aaES: am au iu. sutta hair naaia-' taal nlaat gl. Taaa M. Ha lag Maaynluitrlt alb al Bad adeaalBd la.

Waa uf I'aauae, latiaealua eaaalf (ll I a aaatltarlaia ra.l.ta.aat, aaa iaiiid' at a i I'd la lailllut. 1t.it I. a gaud rtaae baaataataa pti aaa and an-bar etatw high, ana 4 ft laiaii aaal aeaaattf alilhaM at halgala. tat laKha pail.r.i.l. arT1' 5 II.

rkLL, MkaaMagtoB, at ll f.a.11.. a MONEY. 11111 A4S-Ito leairtatad ewanlff atafa.lf. letwuk W. la fill am P.V, tu Nalk Hata-Ingiua, III, naV ktatSHT lAltS rwaat and 1 h4Hltuokk ItAlla my II tm Bna eMy an aaanttf taai I I n.hl!-IA ISS IT VS) EH Sral etaa eNf aaa A'S taaa taal aa.ia Wit I It) a) Sil-liM REAL ESTATE.

Sh SI I mZ lto.dr"aaj Salaa. Agrata. bat Sat a a at kaa. H.a.al..l.at HaM aiabtal tMlnaM Uu a. laoul JaMal .1 1 a lb.

ktuaj ad a.l).ag eaal aalato uea- ra.iag.t.baa.. 4 ejMk.n la aa atatiif iaaaj.ujal.4. aad laaat aaal an. aaa I. I ANNCUNOf MINT.

all at tt tuVaaWal ad .1.1 to T7J 1 1IAILUY PLUUB, Llastcr Painter, Me t.aat-djk. Haajaa.nl, ta 7 fa Aleeltal Sift Hit A llntlnc, Olldlnf, Grlnlns, Ulaan. MtokeStog, Catofletog. aAiLiv Lin upon his larni five mile west of town. Mr.

A. c. ourtown, ladolngtiia work. Joseph McClurg it superintonding it. A little throe year boy belonginu to a family moviuufrom Iowa to Indiana fell out of the wagon and wan run over by one of tho wheels and severely Injured in tlie chest.

He tut been Iving at the point of death ever since. Sir. Jonathan Long very kindly took the child, aud larailv, which are in poor circunirtan- cte. Into hl bouse, giving oij quirui. to lii.ure iw recovcy.

nrai. to lnnure iui rotovt.j. Mr. J. B.

who is to ba the pa'tor or io M. E. church uoro tan. yar, prsachod hw nrt th' IRrU COllUCI'IOIMui. iw.

veam HilO, and is well known and ha many warm pemoual friend. in town and country. pcraonal. Messrs. Wilson Adams, of the Enter prise of Chicago, are in the city on business connected with that concern.

Dr. C. Wakefield and family, and A. S. Eddy and children have returned from i a prolougeu visn io vuiuiuv.

E. D. Hawtbaway, of Boston, H. C. Grafliu, of Indianapolis, and J.

A. VS oferin, of Peoria, are guests at the Phoenix. John Ward, formerly of this city, now eh- gaged in the book and stationary uusiness Jacksonville, is spending a few days iu the city. Three or four cai-s of a freight train on the Alton road were thrown from the track at McLean this morning, causing a wreck by which the night express for Chicago was delayed some two or three hours. NORMAL NEWS.

Coleman Squires are figuring on making the wooden blocks for the nutmeg grater of which Mr. Edwin Fell Is the owner for the United States. We understand that the Normal brass band have set their heart and lungs on a set of instruments to cost about $400. Pretty high-toned for a rural orchestra. Minerva, aud not Emma, Garrett is the girl of whom we spoke as being abandoned to the evil ways.

However, tliere is not much danger of a libel suit resulting, as it Is "nip aud tuck" lietween them iu point of depravity. Me A. P. Hurbatik. of Chicago, a cele brated dramatic reader, hat been engaged by the literary societies of Normal to give an entertainment at the Normal Unlvertity next Friday evening for tlie toeietiet' benefit.

Mr. Burhank it said to be a very fine reader in deed, aud we hope will draw afull bouse. Mr. Will ShurtlilT, proprietor tlie harness shop on Beaufort street, hat purchased a stock of boots and shoes, aud placed theui in the north tide of hi More. He It now arranging this new Hue of goods, and ill be gin sale to-day.

Tlie two Hues of business will run along together quite pleatantly we Imagine, and as Mr. Miurtlilf Is a pleasant gentleman and a through bushiest man, are ture he will do welt. Opposition la the life of trade, ami Mr. Philbrook, we think, will find hit trade Increased by ll addition of a rival In the thoe trade of tlie town. rr DritBglata.

There la no rate of dyapepal Ihal Green' At-guat riuwer will not sura. Com to Ibadrugrtiir of Wa. W. Annus, and Inquire about II. If you tufTer from rwdlf eneat, alek head ar ha.

tour ati.ni. aeh, liMllgeallon, liter complaint, or derangement ofth ayateaj, try It Two or Ihre doata will re llrte yon. Iluerhee' Herman Myrap la now.add In every loan and elly in th Slate. Wt have nut leat than tte hundred letlera front druggl.U, any. lug II la the beat medicine Ihey ever auld lot consumption, throat or lung diaraae.

Hample buille of hutu free of charge. Itcguler alse 75 cents. COMMERCIAL. NOTICES. Th Mediant mat wllb new rrv.itUI.le Sue, the By at romplrU hint real aa buia v.

aUit and gel refi-rriM-ea al IIAKWiOl MtoTIIKHA. lata Argaa4 Baa Bartter-lfaawas aa lb stove which all ether maker taf ht Imitate, la by U. II. UK All A BKOTIIf.H. ee-w Mew Yarh ratataea-We ahall be aahiaa-Ing a car aT Mew Turk Karly Kuae folalar day.

They are aa edra elude tot, and oflVr them cheap I d. alera. ALUKICH BUllTIIKKH. Maaaetare Ha aaa ami nbuaUler, Bnak-nud Harua, Hrh-d Href laud al ALHKKII BBoTIIKKH. i.

II. Mead) at Rratlsev ha.e la only re-hahleadl eual Haul Hera-re. aelt-ta Ikret rirat-elaaa lleallaa at-. liaunUeat" fur bald eual 1 Omaha," aaauke burner rar tuft, and baa, healer auud, fur aal nly bv lli.lKII, III.M II A CO, Whit llealh liauj reaehea, the SnrM fa pf.aertaaot ph kh-a, ad any variety takaal. Tall rarlt Ihia awtalng, al Al.liHK'll HkiTllkM.

Ibe lamant kard eaal, Aigand Kate Bar art Slut la tut tela by trie-J tl. UK Alt A HOT II I B. A latrge kd af paaehM al very im prteea. Uf day.al AI.I'Mll'H BBul III.K. SMMttaweaSara Maeet ratalaea aad mi choir eating appb he-daf at ALOMH II BKofiir.ka.

Ttte taaaaapalltaa IMI I'aal Trndj berei mi ia eat rdad la pnee. eeetf-n gaaran-bajj. uKk BHAIihkM, atm II HlmNWIngUHi, III. lit laaaaapalltaa. the I I adl eaal emdj-Ing akite in Ike aMikel.

at greatly redaead attree. ph-aa rail bur pairhaUa. ft r-vm. ra-W ar Um aetbatiselag.nl brand ef Iraak fwr tot hhaaaiHgtua and ftlrliiy. and are an ready to a pel, deal al laaatt ALimil'M klluTIIKIia.

I serf ell regalateel atafcai4 ahaaht kate a tiaaanpidaaa eauk etote, lb hea) aad rbrapua) la lb atatkel. aeiflia UNAHSrM. II Wato Vila K. 4. Ileaara.

Teaea-f -f rtoae, tor, rainttog and linatog Sliatd.ae tot tl kiattk atari aelW r.ai4 al an Hate to PLUMBAGO OIL, rOR MACHISEET. Tk haul aad caearanl a ra Ut b.gg and aagaa aptadlaa. Tlf M. MtkH Wea' alal aaatel Saa4e Uriilag at aaiftg lb a dteaatag yaa ran tvake a top a. a.

la t.a.aee.aad aatttatbe tle) 4 eat Flte yvar aid, taadhdeal aaa. far laliraeala Aad hraadaa dieeel fnMa nut a I Male IteetoStaa. t-itd 'f Frrtok dd ktoka. al b-oad fto-x i IIMrNV MAHAlUiN, WkaWeal aad Rekaa Af-ai, aialagtoa. 111.

1874. 1874. FITZWILLIAM 5S0NS Opening Sales FOR THE AUTUMN OF We have already Inaugurated Autumn DRY GOODS AT LOW PRICES. mil. il Wnlan arwl pet department, aro already rep en l.hed wit new good.

tea. y. or m.pe rriellTorward with tlVe "'welnvirtredaTantTon-to'tho Press Good, we are altering at 10. IW. 18, HllU'H UW nicrBe ot.rcuiii8 ui.v I.W, HI.A0 and I.M li Jtd, tod hereto- foreatamucn niguer priw.

BrlllUntine.oftl.ecelil.rat,d Panther Brand, at 30 m. 45. 60 6.1 cents, rcpreieiiting valueshere toiore sold at HO cent, per yard more than the that the.1l.tln- time kiuI mTvico will not chune i eoond, nnhha to pt rlectly resemble bUcIt grtw grain silk third, niHuo up irom pure iubuo no pliable and elaMIc, and will not thereto, mua. or a tl urn II 1 i Pftt lllllH tKJSl tJJLl by no other rank iof Alpaeaaor are tl.e In Central llllnula for the tale of the Panther brand of Alpaca, and Brilllantlnes. Ther-fore they will not be found on saleelaewherc.

aa we have uo agunta. Sterling Values in Black Hlks. We quote Onll.ef. celebrated i l.UM.,.i-i,r nt to SJ. "lutnet'a l)rap DeVrance Black Hilk ti-it lr yard, aild hertolore at tu.ia equal value In other makes of Black Silks at 1, ei.M, 1.N and SI In the Cloth Department WE OFFKK GREAT BARGAINS.

Notwlthrtandlng the fact that w.l is wortl en per cent more than It wa laat year, we are eelling taaalroere Jeatuj, Blanket, and other woolen, at lower price than ever iwiore. nn table a grea lob hd of Caatunerei, tl.Hh.. and other f.hh,g.l and fur the eemlng wain, ll price, that will be reeognlaed a. I.ar-.aumbv the moat InetperleneM 1 he wer. bought reeeutlv at great a.lvantage.

ii. nnu-ona. In anee wllh our euah.n when aeeu. bargain, te corresponding reiiuroou iroui uieu.ua. TIIE CARPET STOCK i.

wllh the Aiitiinin In aud coiupriar. al thl. lime all Ihal l.de- airahl In new ii. aigii. in u.

we ala) oiler atua. live awortiuenia in II. alert In louol nan Kid (llovea.uiie. two ami three bnttona Yak, tli.lp.ire, ami real thread laeea. Kmbruiderle.

a vaal aalmeiil of pattern. ItiMMine, on center Ul.le. at minimum prh-'-a. I. white lawn at half price to eha.

Autumn atyka print, chetolu and FITZWILLIAM SONS, North Side Court House Square, BLOOMINGTON, ILL. aui-tr-ltll WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER, Gold Chains ltmeleK nient Itlnc. Lorketn. IMns, Far Hlnirt NltfTf llaltons HtmU, Diamonds (ameod, lr. Fanill and AVetl.lIni; Sllrrr, and a nugniflrriit utork or tlie latest and bent Silter-lMatrd Ta ble Ware.

line (locks Opera Spectacles til's Ac. Oomtork Nthefluehl In Central Illinois Corrrwpoudenrr nollrlted from partlei at a dMinre. JAMES P.TRYNER Cor. Durlejr Hall.opp. l'ott 1 1 Hire.

07" Watch work in charsre of Xr. Wrhmtedt, one of the at watchnia.era In tliecouutrj. GRAPES AND JUICE Ua.aw it at laa alt ba af Sa. etaiaa aaa Wet I 1 a.u Iwaw I a.a -i a. I at Ma.

Al I'etot aa al laa i la Ml aj.iil umnmm Iiaara Ji bi lb. fc.rt.1 al it ml. pat g. ta 1 1, at. II-HI.

ad in Matiiaf iihm al a km. l-t g. and ialb H.iia-nlaiia.iai ai-' liar K. II rri a.fj.a.wat tl, lat PUBLIC SALE. ft tns sf aa aadtaaertM atatahf Wll I MM Bill aU a lbt Mnadll af I arrtaat.ua a.UuBaf kbalbytdM, blbf aMy, III aa Tuesday, Oct.

20, 1874, ad eaal laat ft at dt to dat aaul .11 It aad, lb la al aaa.lf, BaBII rtlfk4 at haw, to. Wait mt at shirk immn at Bt at.kh a IJ t-ail. Mara, bt twit aid tad b-. I f. bsla, II IA ball eal.ea, ha.

at ealea. at-aaif lino Bloodod Durham mm, I wmmww wmmi goaf mmmfTW KIX THOINIM, XIIr.KP, Ittat kandtad and tflt af I a. ta. Unlai kaa. at a.

I ba.at attdj aa aaa kdl aaj a.MHltHagluMMji Ik halts. It. Da flaati I. h-w Btanaa, taa ag-al. mmtrt.

axaf tan. to, I para, fc-a, beaaAlag pas, laa bata a. k-lag eallt't, Atk. Bfcaal. batrawa, aa ana all I laa.

at farm. Ala, waa I la. tol and hat Is -haul, rBtli A eradWaf p.ll Btatae aj.atltf bnw- UCBta iH.k tt li It 111. see, HAil I The Omnibus anil Carriage Line ofMcKison and Payne. A Well Regulated, Systematic and Eeliable Transportation Company.

It may be of interest to tlie readers of the Pantaobaph to know something of the transxrtation business in Bloomington, and especially of the manner in which the firm of McKisson and Payne carry on their business as proprietors of their well-known omnibus and carriage line. Certainly they have reasou to feel that success has rewarded energy and close application to business, for this is the observation of not only our own citizens but of the traveling community who are ever ready to speak a word of praise for the good manage ment that these gentlemen have made characteristic of the business of conveying passengers, baggage and mail during their control of the line. Mr. C. Perry McKisson has been In the business since 1802.

He was for some time associated with' father-in-law, Esquire Taveuner, and afterward, and about three years ago, formed a partnership with Mr. Leroy Payne, who had moved to this city from Kankakee and established an Independent line. The firm own twenty-eight horses all se lected with care and esjiecially adapted to the business. The number of omnibuses is three, aud that of carriages six, all of which are con stantly employed In attending to the wants of the traveling public. Besides the above the firm own several elegant private carriages, which are noted for their style aud beauty, The number of employe's engaged in ac tive employment including the members of the firm is about fifteen lie pay-roll amounting to $110 per week.

The stable of the line situated on East street, near the new Methodist church, is built of brick Is sixty-six by one hundred and forty-four, fitted up with all convenient appliances. The firm have the contract for carrying tlie United States mail, and are now using anew wagon for this purpose purchased only a few weeks ago. Besides tlie mail wagon two baggage wagons are coi staiitly lu use at tending the trains at all the depots In the city. The business is quite complicated and re quires a great deal of lalxir and system to carry it on lu a successful manner. The men are required to know Ihe names of all the streets and ihe numbers of the houses, and it really astonishing how accurately tliey drive to any Mi leuco within the city.

The orders for calls In every case receive tho pronqd at-t mtion of tlie lirui. At all times some portion of the Hue Is lu use, and fifteen trains each day demand their attention. Kor tlw pei-fuct system and in iuagetneiit of the Blooiuiiiglou omnibus line these gentlemen constantly receive well merited praise, and are meeting wllh tlie patronage that tlielr attention and energy deserve. No city of tweiry thoustud inhabitants can boaat of a more peifeet line of public conveyance lhau that oft' firm of McKiaaou Pa) ue. I ssktltHiM Meat.

Mr. ti. T. Angell. in Hie txinltarUm for September, urge forcibly the truth thai cru elty In Ihe animal Injures the meat, aaseitiug that over-feeding, worry ing, torturing, oter- ekriling or fatiguing animals render tlie uiiw hoh-anuie and particularly liable to rapid putrefaction.

He think that when public opinion sliall demand Ihe tame In- of animals both la-fore and after Ibey re killed, now practlaed In Continental Eunqiean cltle. aud by the Jews every where, and lire lu.tor shall Maud at our cattle liiaik. la, tide by (hie wllh tlie Jewish lUbbi, lit ciHwh inn and ratiae lo be tleMnryed II meal of diaeaerd animal, llien auluuls will be bronchi to our markets willaMil cruelly, ami ll 1 bibdiaii will eal aa gmnl meal at II Jew. The mnvetiMMil on fmd recently by the M.ill.al Sia-bdy of Mclf au rviiiity. or more d.

redly by II tlgrlrolM on Ihia aill j.M which fidiuril part of a valuable ir re.ul al a meeting of ihai body by Dr. liiay, will md, a Im he allowed to ceaae niil.l III Ihia city llnn-tntgh vttcrn of meat lipecfioii ahalt hat been ibtiard and put Inoperallan. While hate no rhar-gr hi make avalivd any on II la a palenl llial part al leaM ofll Bwdl aidd lu ll market of BUamilngton to UlifM r.a-uae. Cilisen llt llut Ml ll OUlaklrl id latent arealtinad daily animal ilrlten In toward ll alaWnbU- lliat are In It flrl place In unfU roodillon fur ll market, and ae.Mi.lly. healed, fallgird and Wutn Mil by hral aud Ino-d driving llul, hail lly tt In gmal mndiiloM orlgiiwlly, lly ntuM on 4at mhm.1 I i hmIm 2m.

T--X f.Kl. ll may thai Ihra caltle ai led killed at once, i Tat spe.lntrioj re Called bed being subjected Ut ate ami knife, but now and then a mawaiab n-et-lug Meal over one's tmil a hile of Imigh id UMelrat meal tilde down ll giilleMnd in litiMa. nf gland of lu n4l Ira-le. say Ihal ll fcaay pmnd-bl Ihal only gnud whuh-vHW meal to laid Mdj II table HhnwiilngiiHI. y- IK t.u ptetua remaii unnhlileraled, do md now Ihal Mich I Ilenee II to no nee Hum JuMlrW to Ihe laattrat hnlrber llial ll titi.wi of Inapectkm he a hled.

TI rlty eotiM-ll hod Kll.Uy vetting ldl Ihe InilUlMrp Inward lh actMiiolial.mrid uflUia, and ll to eetlaluty m-i dutiable Ihal Ihey oury the work nw In etHtipWillon as rap-hlly Mpnjaibht. af4V BtTTI Jha and Hahart Hark ha. nt-trd lh. aatee Ikaf Ui.lt kanhad ad C. AWrtak lat fat.

Mik Md. af Iaa aahtte aar. Mi. R.aiiM I f-lerwd ld week ftaej kaa h-en rat mm we.kt A adek kaa b-n latd rrata ahtat-trattb' a. Kka at rkaaek, aal IM m4 in tm.

nt af toaa a totag re- Ma. k-aif af aa toaa. n. tt-. a I a a I aailr ba t.ta.d to ka Ifi ag'M al ai.

kkailea, Xe a at. a Ik M.tbadia) a.rt i l.aa. a at a.t.d Mt lat aaataka. adh toa a-d It. pfatkadka tat.n a al.al..

i-a a aa tunt e.t-. by aa-tei to isaor toraiis tkaa rlMkh.t..ablbling tokatanlrtl a-d MtMHeM totrk baaa ea kbt latto tote talba raad. toaaaly aiataaaa, rartanl aad balntoet ef tarey. era itoaath. A large qnantitv of loose dirt can be fumi-hed 11....1., tr, nartlc ilfnirliii! tin- me, I'V p- plying to A.

O. KIKKI-ATKlCk DIXON, on North un-st. AV1J) iO lt DRYsU'AEVVUUU FOR SALE. Ft nice. Will i.

liver In am- rrt of the city. Leave order, at OtO. 1K uroc -rv. no)-1 V. M.

VAN SC'HOICK. Grain, Coal Pumps. 1 am selling a tupcrior article of SPRINGFIELD COAL it lowett ea.h price. Also the celebrated Lafay ette Primp, at vkrt low pricks. Abo liitflifKi market price paid for corn and out.

e23-tf45 J. Bt KN. The Haudsouteet Lot of Winter Blooming Plants IS THE CITY. AT J.D.ROBINSON'S. Bonraniiaa, Carnation, Callai.

v-elamen. Hmc. Tulip. rocut. Hyacinths, Alao a line amwtuicnl ol RUSTIC BASKETS, Tan.

Frame. c. (Imn Home, on South ti.raa blocks aoutk Illinois Central Kail- toad Depot wji-lw GRAPES, GRAPES. Several torn of grnpet for tale at Bell's VI n-yanl. All are Invited to come hi the vnivatd to gel their grape; tliev are Hie hot; frc.h c.

II Olivines. They will be cheaplu large e-1ml'2 NEW MEAT MARKET. THOMAS BROTHERS, 0ne.l a Meat Market at No. 22 Kant Front-id-. Bloomliigtmi, 111.

A full in lily ni frcth meat kept on hand at all We keep the net the eountry otlern. Will deliver in an pat the city, free of charge, tiivc a call. JAM" THOMAS, mrUKU B. TlltlUaa. aal0-2m ORGANS.

J. ew ftad Wnllru1 tvlrt cam: TI.e flm. UiiMti tutd Orftts toade The Estey Organ Works arenuw the avari etlemute In the i.tld, mefV.i wMktnrn bring eiupluted. No other Organ ha aitaincd an r.iial ipularltjr k. tired on a 'ale, litaduitllv.

icarl.t few tbrt hale keeping pace OIIS the andr of the ag. until the Estty Organ Lcadi the Worli fall and eianiin (hem. tii.trair. and price lui. arnt fire uii appl.ri.ou.

1 ITIIKIlWii. Aei.t, Willi Adiut cumcr Nuitb and I hkwmti.giun, III. MISS A. NICKERSON Would rcpcif.illT Infoim her friend, and the p.blu thai the to he luud Xo. lat iVa.lilu?ton-.t..

ru) door ea.t af the American r'tprr nine, where rte la prepared In rill and make ail cbiMrea rluihu.f loiitd. tiom the lorre a ailteva tear, a a.nal. Ia.li. rh k. a ep.el.lt Ah.

ehl.ii. l- A line lrimMit(, rhil-lrrn'. rhMhn h.il Ti. to the jIi mM Jari terrlied lallai-le. VrU A Ml KMtt'iV HOUSE MOVING.

The lelwl havin rrxiavM the hu-ine "I kwa.ll( h.e-r.t., Ae. ti.pe- in 11" If 1 avethe heM lud. In the mi. and h.nni Wa ee.ed in lh twin. anr fc(.

aih.wwa kau.k.li-ui All An. fttrttld lu them will he hftr aruaiplle and rare- Ij ai. win. al lak Itl kHbm al VJert i.i Bia-U M.IM lilt: HU III NEW RESTAURANT, M. lliflMW ha.

Mailed a Huidp IU.M. and UeMaaiaid, al No. 515 North Aad'k. rradr h. JWr.

knat ler. he lh. da) ka4 M. M'l I.MtS. Iflt-t STUNIC.

Tho Ckilcbratod Jollct Stone. Mnl. AMI f.aartlel Hiw A ka hj.uh ii.l ail la I. I ml at t.l M.mv Mill' (u-l ai )i ml. il J.

a.i.1 lt A o-- I 1, Ill I Blooiiiiitoii Urt Coal ft lhee.hhiau.1 I'mI fiuna lb Barclay Mint, iht Springfield. Mit4 la ar atrrheiiv. .1 omr. IKOmn.) I II a lALt 4Wt cn uu a i wf lb k.n.ti IM Mr lh I II. I Hto.t rt.lt 4 fcw.

Willi, mt I. viib iti.i ii KM a Im b. awe. 4 taat ip4i ii.iii.im. la w4m I II.

.1 fc. iv. I -1 I I i.a a Mti h. ad la aa a. h.

r.wa.1. I etbS a Martkaal I M.H R)f lilirrk.lurr lrn Mure, a-taanlt aee.ee I ht W. I. I a. a.

a d. a( a 'I a I a a- e-i a a a a ho1 on a. ia nrciM mis ii.i:ks AMI GENERAL MACHINERY, i rayabW Haw M.l.a. rrtA Httam Maoktwea, aal all kia.le of lrr fcA rtraaa Caalir.ga C. A -vVINK.

Hw illE WEDXESDA SEPTEMDEIl 1874. (raiiberrien and California Honey at ALDKICH I5KOTHEKS. Thirty Dollar Splendid rosewood cased melodeons at from to $oO. A clianee lor any one. 'nvablu S10 a month until uaid for.

Call mil see them at ropes l'alace of Music, 303 North Main street. lingx-iea. Sew Busn-lea, at AucUo. Thursday, at 2 p. I will soil six new op buiKit'S, to the highest bidder for cash.

Sale smith side square. X. P. I'EKKY. Bankrupt Sale of Iry Good.

Earl Bios, open to-day tnd put on sale ilo.OOO worth of dry -goods to ri'lail at whole sale prices. Go and see the greatest slaugntei in puces ever made in this city, at WJ North Main street. se30-2t I'oml'a 1'xlract is used for many diwrases. but they are all analogous of tlie same class. Awthuia may 1k greatly relieved by the use of Jolnmms Anodyne Liniment internally li I See card loose dirt for sale.

Keno is becoming an unfashionable game. The singing of the mosquito is still heard in the land. Wilcox Hro's have Just received a splendid stock of shawls and cloaks. Many of our citizens contemplate visiting the St. Louis fair, which takes place next month.

More Hamburg embroideries Just received and for sale cheap, at 1). T. Morgan's, 15 East Front street- The boot makers must be bony. A Center street cobbler was pegging away as lale as eleven o'clock last night. Iti'ineiuber Eurl Hro's commenced their great bankrupt sale of dry good today, l-o then' for bargains.

Are there many fools in this town a stranger of a newsboy yesterday. 1 lon'l know," replied the boy, Are you lone- Novelty Mills while wheat Hour now sells at jxr sack n-d winter, fl.u rini wheat, l.fi.'j, and every sack warranted IkkI in market. Harris Canlrall have sold S. T. Ki.

liar.li-.ii, Mr. Y. U. rroUasoo's resl- Luce on East MullH-rry street for ash in The celebrated Uuell laeit forpTitl, at K. 1.

H. tij.tiuin North Main street, an-uerva bio. k. and it tlH'in liefore you liny elwn here. Miaa Kale Itoaa.graduale of the Wesley an lias re-vle.

the apaiiiituient of IWi EnglUh lituatiire. and elocution In lleddlng tint duties of which sht baa already aammed. A IWIa belle lUildilii; beaiilethe cotirt- Iiimiw gate yesterday afternoon had Imt Ita-a ma-lM-d by a This lluf failed I im out f.r (lie obstruct imi. Iliiring lla-lilt-aiaul weather Ihe lllooro- ingtim it ImIiiiiIii to receive a larger iwlronage llut it Ud during the lad iiil'r) ni mth July and Angtul. is It liine wIh-h ll fly nawls aUmt hilll ami dl.pirile.l, and one liii-llt-l to ii In and d'.

pa on Im back. Snll cotma alioll of lll.adlllfn,!. II C'lMpter No. II. A.

Wedin a.iiy d. at p. m. Jm. I.

Kw Itidirrt McWade. In liip Van Winkle; al WagiM-r't mutn llmiidy Hunip'y, and Hermann, are Ina.ked fHT Slinan-rs ll.atiaav during tlie nmldll of ihlidf, lUardna, the era. al-d id f.lklatt. all vuiity. who wa In alnad rualeh III iHk Ml Willi I'syneon dnUt.

eaftiianl arreal al tlie Imelt id ami a ptalmiu of di' ka.lulll.-dl.li hMlbal elt Will iiiU I lie aim did l-dween t'lly and liii-agu al au rally day, where kin IrAiiall over tin Allnn M. I jml. rallied will I ind.4e-l luteal ai-IWM. The IruUf uiela-rMaipU llil Mr. Ni.

Ih.U I ile.tr t.u lu reiilt.il lU f--llidrj ttkl iiMihine alai O'lilKird Willi lint rliall whi.b to red very reiua, kal.le, areliig Mr. le.lrl. lia been rarnliuf on h.i.ii-a hrt ifir I Was bnflinl m( mill IVlili-f altrH. -II fUi Ira le of I la r.ly Is hi pi- up. Ihir tm-r.

Utdi IW wiu.m lU laal Irn iU iMialMewa b-rt IJlllte IK Lie. an.1 lla-jr (ei'l eolifhlria lr.le. The rrtil oVli.blf.il eat lief. pl ami liik'i aJ t-t CTntirtty Jm-e to Uliulng gtral maiif fwtliltf V- le In Die riJf In make lla-lr fjll arid Wilder Hir.l.aa. 4 hiatal aaaaail waa aaad futaiaa n.

a.a.i-aa. i aaa laa rikharl, lad Taef a-ere aa.hin tot. autk.aad Ml Uka( the tram lat hi, l.aale. whea I be I heat' aVrtte hf Ike arat witaaat aaf a.lea4-d raaaj a hat-1 tw. a.

f. a Iktitvll, and Ore Ilea ea.k.at fart lli. Mieh. d't hf i a.ihat.ik avl.t and a-4 h.l he aa an-at 11a- aull.d.lMa I ate w.in riiei.iH.na rVt In ltd ll.l rily 145 peiatltu. Ia4i.

Mutaiar hi.U I p. tal-n-l artel ,1 batih, and ir.TT.h-J In radiii.f iner pr.a.H.a, In. In.llita mitt a I aMi tit ha. 'e filt. It! ike p.al W.ak a I )i mty )H In a tnl adni id rana)t If wl'h i.ne he i lit aii ll Urn, id Il ea A I.e.

la, a l4al dewh-ta In al-lley an-l i I- JUry awlaai.la U.a id" la i.a rlil attwl. Uv Hat WWii'il-lnre id al t.T.4'lUIil4nilwl.i.l. lUrlf rd a to lobe Wlu.n lerie-tal l.ihlley. 1 Ute twin! lUl II. If are I llmlle.1 ll-ir tVlMHikJ ialie.

ainl (avpael td Ihe.f 11, ndh-ra Util H-nl rl a-ldnin. lhn lb.We-1. TV l'y ndn'h lken. confidence, and gathering up a chunk of coal lodjed the same behind the left ear of the ovei-grown booby, who stole away like a thief, with the indignation of all the bystanders. Among the bequests of the late Mrs.

Sarah L. King, of Taunton, is to Antioch College, at Yellow Springs, Ohio, a id $10,000 for the support of preachers in weak Unitarian societies in New England and Western States. A member of the church of this city says he thinks that the society is weak enough to come under that limitation. The scene presented at tlie Union depot nesterdav afternoon was of more than usual notice. Boih trains were conipuiieiy m.cu passengers, and the bustle and activity indeed Miuiiided one of city life.

Tlie travel on the C. A. road at this time is immense, and we are Informed that it is daily increasing. This Seaks well of good management and of the popularity of the road. We are pained to record the fact that Mr.

O. C. Sabin, of the Anti-Monopolid had his throat cut on Saturday. The deed was pei formed by Dr. Win.

Hill, of Uloomington, and Dr. Clias. T. Omer, of Say brook, and for the purpose of removing a small fatty tumor from Mr. Sabin's neck, which was growing quite rapidly and being located Immediately over the Jugular vein and facial artery was becoming quite serious.

It was especially unpleasant because Its presence always suggested to Mr. Sabin the tender impress of the hangman's halter. Tim tumor was removed dexterously, and Mr. Sabin is now corresiioiid. iugly happy.

Serenaders should use some discretian in the selection of the aongs they sing when thev so silently steal under the window of their fair Angelina. A few evenings ago a Pantaoiiapuibt was passing a certain res idence, and Just as he approached the gateway he heard tweet strains of music filling Die air "I Bring thee au Ivy Leaf," was the selection for the evening's entertainment. The window of an itpjier room was quietly raised, and patrr-(WiilUu put out his head, and In rather a loud tone said to the musical throng low "Well, you needn't make such a fuss about an Ivy leaf, you can go round and put it on the back porch." This musical assemblage theu considered the propriety of an adjournment. Mil. Mary Hello Scotl I'da, of Italy, who Is a niece of Mr.

Mat. T. Sivtl, of Biooiuingtou, lias had a legal tilt with the city ol Xcw York, and bat come out "first best." More than a year ago Sirs. Scott Uda exhibited, iimler the auspices of the Fire De-wrtmcnt, an aerial ladder, on hich slu holds a latent. Shortly afterward she olfered to sell to tlie city authorities for il.OtXJ the right to make and use tin? ladder.

The Board of Estimate and Apirtloiiinent appropriated tlie money, and tlie Eire Commissioners were autlHdited to buy Hie right. Soon after tint point was ral-- that tlie Board had no right to make an appropriation for patent rights, and Hie city delayed tlie payment. Mrs. Null I da then entered suit, and lias now re- reived a arranl for The sidewalks of the city of Blooming ton are In a condition of dilapidation that caiimd be deaiTilied by any h-as forcible word Hutu horrible. Kor months, and even jean, we have been told I bat In the trnod time cotii-Ing these pitfalls and tra would be abol- ithed, and lli.il and substantial tl.le-walkt would take the place of tlie rotten.

a. loi ked structure, lliat diagracd so many of our avenues. lar tlie long-suhVrlnil ld.tiriaii tiaa Mumbled, ami tumbled on In lto, J'" to about "I' M'Alr. we h-arn that lU limit la aUmt In laane the rdiil lll sUII aid the low lo relrlii Us iindi-ratandlttg. Involve a niarily peiluia nfila da-rty owna-ra in the lulls of fmd aali-a fof apeiHal aatetniueiita.

If llil lie rrallt so il to raute f.d a day of ai'lal repdiilirf. In I'aLaee of Mu.lc anj raali will do low aids geHliig a flue piano or or rlteap. (all and are the floral aaantt-ni of littdrunienis ever In Central Illinois. Soil Davto blik. Rvralarf at tllaattav Attaata.

aepienthet raatAaaarat u.axa CT. Hk A la's haidnare Mute aaa aleml kvd aihl hf kat-lar and rahhed atrtal rendtera and atkrt arth-lea aaajMll la a.ai aa. kaadted duller. N. floa.

aa fet, ht Ihe villi iaa. Aaatltve Wtklaki iMtli. Amdlirf whitiy raae was lrie. Uf.de K- iiiue I erre yeMrnlay aftermain In tiMi II rtt plaloliu" ami (latrle Ane n-mlanl. aim waa tliargrd wllb srlling liquors In lrl ilall i arl fdlh in tint gallon OMil naiH-w.

(Hrrlweldy wllneaar Were I'd utn, all Irti if) 1114 thai Ihry nrtet iltank anytlilng In lite Awe's Mlmirt bill abal to rallej "IHa. tNd" Tint rlty ai Ihia II atke. f. a taxi aull, and thus the matter irate. rlakteavedl late) lataaalle.

A Meal aniulr fnak id linvtmly nrt tirred In l-iei on eiei.lnd laal. I Nl lU hl.ai.-is lurlln.intl A gulncy ea lug lido Dial elly was Nm arrle IUIU4. of A. a. a.

wln was on her way In aileud a H.d In riin-lniiall. Mat an f.lghlenH by ioe Mien If) lug lo fl.rt wllh her In siti-b an rxtrnl that she ha kej la-rtrlf In lie) Water (hart, an4 womIJ red e'ie mil. In-n II Itaiu re h4 Un thad llw tha-caaa iq-n and lie la-ly Imu I Inaat. I I Walter was ail l- ii tin (ijliiiuie gi'l ladue. tee tjrawd On ne -tiling Hat grand Jtity, HP In raine lulu lU I'lrotlt Vtr a-nl rp1ln In Ihe etfirl A ttlllid hill taitnl hy Ihetn, were aakH hf Ju.le Tirdntt If Hey had any fwfth-t butllt d.1.

II of II J.ny replied thai hl Mill bred Idem, wb.ib IU Jury ha OWl.leJ ht Utf Inapeilt, In Ihna tt telling ii) In HWMMlitun, Wlaneuladi lUeJu-'e iMtrmieJ lU in a Mleaa bnuute In lure, aa In It tr duty la II puttie In lid featxti. He lelj lltn pUlhly Ibry kd k)4 Igniae any uniif il llwil toa-am km aalull'iai Had ltoy l.i ted toi In j4 ll htntend- toatila .4 any' lav. II lion anJ ll I I I hair Kaiea 1 1 a1 Mdt llaf raw. The )t-ld't reout wet Well ll-ne-l, toari' anj rVa.