Indiana American, Volume 10, Number 43, Brookville, Franklin County, 27 October 1871 — Page 3

LOCAL DEPABTMKNT,

TIME TABLE-W. W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookvifle. . 7:37 a. 11. Jipr... Tram 5:43 p.m. MilTr.in- 7:11 p.m. eht Train TlC g UPWARD TRAINS. Mti, Train . -""Tin f.:2". Iipr, Tr.n. :::::.t.. r. .7:37 m. jreightTram

xo Delinquent Subscribers. Those of our subscribers who are yet in ttears arc respectfully uo.ified that we cannot .it any longer on them, and they must tberrfore ettle their bills without any further delay, as are about to close up all book accounts -Moratory to placing them in the bands of Va( 11, Jones Esq. for collection. Please come forward immediately, friends, and pay or else send the money to us forthwith, tni Bich oblige Yours truly, C. II. Bl!.GHAJf.

Railroad Elections. The railroad election in Lanrel Township ob Saturday resulted almost unanimously in fotorof taking stock in the railroad proposed to be run through that Township. Franklin County is to Tote next Saturday on the propolUioo to Uke stock in the road to run through the entire County, and it bobooves our people 10 be on band to vote for it, for if it fails of their endorsement the road will undoubtedly fUn e!st?re. Changs in Euaa;ng Tuna There has been another change in the ranB;ng time cn the Tal!ey E a tread. See corrected time card at head of local columns. Take Notice. We fehall publish only o::e more issue of tie "Aserican,'' having rcad arrantremen'a to remoe to the city of New Albany in this State. It in drsired that a'.! our accounts be settled jut as soon as possible. All those indebted ions will therefore take nutice, and eiiher call t

nd par, or send tne amounis aue ior euaKriptinn, uuver'.irin, Sc. We cannot pesiib'y ail on you any longer. Cheek's Second Trial. Iiis understood that McDonald Cheek's Kcond trial for murder will lake piaca at the jfxt tettn cf tba Franklin Circuit Cjurt, iu December.

Rev. Hr. Wevs. This clergyniat, on Sabbath evening last, de-

,ltereu an excellent discourse on the advantageg 1 the Christian religion both to individuals, tcaimuuities and nations. He made several allusions to the West, and tha moral improvements hich were being made there in consequence of tbeefFirts of Christian churches improvements ikirh he himself had witnessed during his late

tL-it there. Amongst other excellences, no said itlosfurawere to be seen at the corners of the !ireets,or on store-boxe, which he thought an improvement on Brookville and other neighboring towns. We should h.-we been glad if he had wggestcd aoaie plan by which our town could be tii of tho nuisance. We have thought consideriklj on the matter, and we had almost concluded that the bsst thing that could be done would be tiepassngo of a town ordinnc9 rcj'iirir.g any tt leafing three days to be put up at auction, ltd bis t ci vices sold to the U"gUett bidder; but a iiS.-uliy suggested it:'f to our mini, and that u, would any one bid cn a loafer? Can any ef our correspondents inform us, if a purchaser Meld be fund, how much he woald bid on one; ud to wh.it business he can bo put.

P. S. A friend at our elbow suggests that be

hfwsof but one use to whib they could be put,

ud that is, set up in a ct rn field as scare crew,

Dwelling Ilonss far SalaThe or.df ripned iffers for tale bis dwelling

loa?e in Brock vi lie a most desirable piate of property at a bargaiu if sold soon.

V. II. ElSGIIAM. Frinting Office i or Sala. Th Proprietor of this raper contemplates

rfcluOvinir Vprv annn In u btrcrpr finl.l i f lahnr.

Mil tilers Ihe "American." Office for eale the t;pi press, fi stares, good will, &c. on libera terms. Here is a rare chai:ce for a irgttia. Apply forthwith to C. II. Bingham.

Fire at Hagerstown. The buildings at Ilagerstowo owned by Messrs. Wiggiue, Newcamb and Stonebraker, as pork and grain warehouses, and also as freight and ticket offices for the P., C. & St. L. and W. "W. V. Railroad Companies were destroyed by fire on Thursday of last week. The cause of the Sre ia not definitely known. It was Erst discovered in the east portion of the building in the roof. There Is no insurance. The building contained a considerable quantity of grain, which was all saved, as were also

the books and papers of the companies. Several buildings iu the vicinity were Cred from

the burning brands, but no damage resulted,

there being plenty of water aud willing hands to aid.

Burglary in Butler County. Burglars 6tola three thousand dollars' worth

of five twenty bou-da and ninety dollars in gold from the residence of John Evans, near Venice, Builer County, O, on Thursday niht

Their operations were bunglinjly performed

yet two men, who were sleeping in the room

where the mouey was secreted, failed to wake

up during the performance. It is also notice

able, as a curious feature of the affair, that the thieves took only three ' thousand dollars' worth of bonds when ten thousand dollars' worth besides were concealed in the trunk from which the former amount was taken.

An Illustrated History of the B ble. We are glad to announce that the above named work is being circulated in our midst. It will bo hailed with delight by all lovers of sacred literature and by those who wish to supply their families with interesting and beneficial reading. It presents in a clear and beautiful stylu a continuous history of the events nariated in the Sacred Kecord, describing tha manner, customs and religions that prevailed in the different periods, and narrating the numerous conflicts that marked the progress and decline of nations. Qte of its most important features is its history of the four centuries intervening between the Old and New Testaments, of which comparatively little hi3 been known. A very satisfactory history of this period is here given, one hundred pages being entirely devotsdto it. Among the many hearty com mendations it is eve ry where receiving, we give below one from Prof. Harrison of the Brookville College: I havo been acquainted with Kitto's works ever since their first appoaranee, and have no hesitation in saying that he is unsurpassed as a writer in Biblical literature. And this is but the opinioa of all with whom I have conversed in regard to his works. Hi thvology is soua.l, his statements accurate, and his sty !e lucid aud interesting. I havo examined the present work, and am fully satisfied that it is calculated to do much good in community. I should be glad to see it in every house in Christendom. T. IIahrisox. Mr. Richard Peale is canvassing this County as Agent for the sale of this exeellent book, and we heartily recommend him to our people. New Business House. Another business Louse Las just made its appearance in Brookville, situated on Mrs. Jeter's lot, adjoining Moorinann's watch and jewelry store, to ba occupied by Dr. Armstrong as an oSce.

Lanrel Item?. Quarterly meeting was held in ths M. E. Church of Laurel on Saturday and Sabbath last Rev. Dr. Hester and Prof. John, of Brookville, officiating ministers. Rev. T. B. MeClain has not been able to attend to bis official duties daring the last two week. The railroad election en Saturday resulted 230 for and 15 against takieg stock. S.J. Jones has purchased tho property known as the Humphries property, situated near John Beggs residence. Business seems to be dull, notwithstanding the merchants have a large stock of Fall and Winter goods. On Saturday night the grocery stores of E. C. Caffey and Charles Hubbard were entered by some unknown person, but owing perhaps to the dull times there was not much money in the drawers and consequently but a few dollars taken. A son of Daniel H oak, twelve years of age, was buried on Friday week, the Rev. Dr. Hester preaching the funeral sermon. A daughter of James Henry, formerly of this place, was alsi recently buried here, Rev. A. Sieeth preaching the funeral sermon. Both of these funerals took place in the M . E. Church, and the sermons were preached from texts of the deceased parsons' own selection. Buky & Kerr are paying $1.30 for wheat. . Anox. Obituary. Mrs. Bell A. Vaameter, daughter of John and Priscilia Skinner, was born in Frankl in County, Indiana, May 12, 1817. She united with the Methodist E. Church under the labors of Rev. Wm. Harrison in 1864.. "Was married to J. M. Vanmeter, Deo. 30th, 1SC9. They removed t.i Terra Haute, where she lived an honored member in the church and a loving and devoted wife. About three wooks previous to her death sho came on a visit to see her friends, and her Father in Heaven called and she passed away Oct. 18, 1S71. She died calmly and peacefully, expressing a

strong confidence in Jesus Cirist and an interest

in the Blessed Atonement. A large concourse of

people assembled at Ebenezer Church and were addressed by the writer from Job xiv. 14. Though friends mourn, they mourn not as those nrho have no hope. M. H. M,

TJ. S. Juror. John Die'z of this place has been chosen

ona cf the petit jurors to serve during the No

vember term Or the btited Sia'es Court at

Indianapolis.

Died. Near Lawrence, Kansas, Oct. 15th, 1S71, Mrs

Louisa Kelso, beloved wife of Jeseph Kelso, and daughter of Joshua and Anna Nye, dee'd, aged

47 years. Surrounded by weeping friends, she

passed away to that better land where sorrow,

sickness and death never come. N. S. T.

Hog Cholera. John Ijg?s bought a lot of stock hogs about two hundred in cumber, in Cincinna'i, which were shipped and placed in the pens at bis distillery, some two months ogo, since which ime about forty of them have died with the cholera.

Removal. yr. II. Bracken Eq. has removed Lis law oQice to the room over the drug-store of Divis & Gate. F. & A. HHarmony Lolti No. 11, P. & A. M. stand meeting at the UaVi in Brookville next Satur

day evening, 28vh inst. All members are rei'i.t.d to be present. My order of W. M. Y.t. IT. Josss, Sec'y.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR TWO NEW AND POPULAR WORKS KNOTS UNTIE D Or, the Hidden Life of American Detectives, showing how the perpetrators of mischief and outrage are brought to justiee, and disclosing the whole Detective system. 20,000 copies sold in 30 days.

A Woman's Pilgrimage To the Holy Land, by Mrs. S. M. Griswold. This

latest work of this popular authoress, is aa interesting narrative of her experience during a tour

tbrougn Europe and the fcast in company with

"Mark Twain" and the "Quaker City partv." A

handsome volume, fully illustrated. We offer

extra terms and preuiiumt to Agents. Send for

circulars. J. B. BURR, HYDE Jt CO., Hartford, Conn. oct 13-4w

EYE WATER. EH. Chambers, of Cedar Grove, sells .an Eye Wash which ho warrants to cere Weak Eyes or Sore Eyes a purely vegetable, harmless article whioh can be used even bjr the tenderest infant. Prico fifty cents per bottle containing one ounce,

wnicn will be shipped to any point promptly to

order.

aug 25 Stn.

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RE'S

HesLo rative

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Splendid Assortment of Good JBROOKSHANK; &, MASTERS - . 't AAIRF1ZLD, JXIK.

aatly rrepleshiBg tkair imamr It le ck

DHBSB GOODS, tiling of WOOLEM AND COTTON GOQlfS every description, such as BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLINS PRINTS, SHAWLS, GLOVES, HOSIERY. NOTIONS, 2 Y MiOa CLOT 11 ING,

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, it., SCHOOL BOOKS, HARDWARE,

QUEENSWAGE, FAH1LY ei!8ElE

lrt e3'thia usually to be foicj is a titt St jo. 0 iil and got 23 &3l. O-, XITS3 .

Off

Watches and Jewelry.

A GREAT fdEDiCAL DISCOVERY. HI Urar Tfaliaiear Mthrir WoHtictftil Cai-ntir Rtfmla. Tilt. M'ALKCkB'.l CtLIFQliRU

onsirMa of Duplex and Silver Wtt.ba. Ba aU

e varieties ol Jewelry or tba latest styles iJ

patterns. He has also a great vaiicty of Clocks,

which will be warranted, sr.d sold at a trifiin

advance on wholesale price.

Uiatinid anil bilver will be reseived in xthange for 6ocds. Wa&ohes promptly repaired in a aeat aad expeditious manner.

Also, have just recsived a large and well seeeted assortment of SINGLE & DOUBLE SHOT GUNS, KKVOLVEKS, PISTOLS,' OLSTERS AND BELTS," POWPElijFLASKS, SO T BELTS, POCKET KNlYES,t&.

Alio kesp ca ts.ns

All KIKBS QT AMMUNITION,

Po wder, Caps, Cartridges, Government Percussio Caps, Lead, Ac.

Also (Juitar and Violin tstnng, Bows, regs, Bridges, Tail Pieces, ic. WM. DAWSON.

apt 2i:

The exford Female Scrainary. It :s not alone Chicago that caiinot be crushiby fury mi..fortuin. Tiis Onfjrd Female

miliary, which was completely destroyed by

tannine lS;h of last April, has been re"Ofcl, and not only so, but ha been rebuilt,

ilk increased facilities for the comfort and safety of the young ladies. InsitaJ of the wjfn liea'ini$ boxes, which, it has been be-

;le,ed, led to the destruction of the old build1Ti Ihese have in the new building been made Nm brick and iron. The institution re-open-week with 150 schulars, wuh a prosPKt of ery considerably increasing this num-

t before the holidays. All concerned are to

otiratu!aled, as well as commended, on

'results of their enterprise and unconqner-teal.

Exhibition at Cedar Grcva. Te. . . . ....

ue citizens ci Ceaar Urove and vicimtv

'"giva a Literary Entertainment on Sa'ur

;5JeenuiXof this week, for the benefit of

Jpk Price. Let everjbody atttnd.

Goods for Fall a:id Winter. W. F. Hazard, at Laurel, takes pleasure in informing his friends aud customers that he has been tJ New York and Bos;on himseil this Fall, aud Las returned home with a large and attractive stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Csp?, Clothing-, Arc, which he purchased in New York and Boston at the lowest prices. So he is now ready to supply ius old customers, end as many new customers as wili give him their custom, with a new and well selected etock cf goods. His prices are low. So come and examine his stock and make your purchases for Fall and Winter. His stock jf Heaun jand Cooking Stoves is large and complete.

Fire in'the Woods.

-"tou! on me A1CU ure hi s an iininir

rn n ihp V.i r, i : i u

'"week and sprpad to a considerable extent,

van. ..... . .

H -s n,aie damage not only to the forest

(""'.but to the fencing. New Millinery Store.

M .

",r. r

iry at,-,re ,0 llle Du,ijmjj formerly occufej bj I)r. J R TV,.:. rfpo'.l whioh rroi--

rtJ has been purchased bv Mr. Bauman is

prepay to furnish the ladies with all

1U'US of n,!! ;. . rv.n J i -

"'"j guous. a:iu setj uer.

ttilliii.

Bau

man having removed her

Street

crossings are being laid on car main

'kotosgh fare-a long needed

improvement.

Died.

""ollllJin mn.: oil:.... r.J:.i

p., j nisi., ut uip.nvria, Inn n( I.I. I. . . . ..

-oun i. aud Taiimrjein Aloor"n. aged four years.

The Hew Presoyteraa Mm'ster. From what we can learn, our Presbyterian

friends have been fortunate in obtaining an et-

Sclent and promising young man as their pastor,

Ucv. Jlr. Burt. A brother minister who was

present at the services last Sabbath morning in

form s us that he cenducted the exercises most

creditably. The discourse was extempore, and the speaker's theology was sound, his logic fault

less, his language chaste and forcible, and his de

livery impressive and attractive. Moreover, he

manifests a kind aud amiable tlisposition a qual ity, above all othors, essential to success in i

Christian minister. Our informant is acquainted

with his f.ithcr, who, he says, is an eminent phy

sician in Vernon in this State. He also became

acquainted with his uncle, tho Rev. Dr. Burt, the

Oriental traveler, while he was officiating as pas

tor of the Presbyterian Church in Springfield,

and that with good success. Wc hipe the Pres

bvterian Church in this place, and the communi

ty in general, will be largely benefitted by tho

labors of the new minister in our niidsU Married.

Bv Rev. Frof. Harrison, on Wednesday, OctD-

ber 25th. at the residence cf the bride's father

Mr. Noah T. Remv to Miss Lizzie M. Cain, all o

BrookTillo. Personal.

Dr. J. P. Orr and family, cf Andersonville,

arf eninvine a visit to New York Citv. where

j j in - they expect to remain during the Winter, and

where the Doctor expects to graduate iu one

of the first medical echools of this country

He is already a graduate cf two medical col

leges, but proposes to take advantage of the opportunities of Beilevue Hospital to more

thoroughly qualify himself for the practice of

his profession. Dr. Orr is well known as one

cf the most energetic business men, and we are glad to state that he expects to return to

Andersonville in ihe Spring.

Teachers Meeting. Tha Teachers' Association of Butler Township met at Oak Forest, Franklin County, Ind., Oct. 14th, 1871. Tho subject for tho evening was Reading, and the discussion was opened try Mr. Ellis W. Foster, who was followed by Mr. I. N. Roop, Hen. A. B. Line and David Johnston' each urging the importance of good reading and giving their modes of teaching it. The Association then proceeded to elect new officers, when the following were chosen: President, Ellis W. Foster; Vice President, Isaao N. Roop; Secretary, Frank S. Alley; Treasurer, Hon. A. B. Line. The subjoct for discussion during the next meeting will be Arithmetic. The Teachers are all invited, and a speciil invitation is given to the County Examiner and all who may let him come to the meeting on Fiiday evening, Oct. 27, 1S71, at 7 o'clock, at the Oak Forest School House. Como one, como all. A."W. Lkb, Prea't pro tem. J. R. Lise, Sce'y pro tem.

Burlington-

Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago or Indianapolis, how shall we reach the West? Th best Line is acknowledged to be th C, B. & Q joined together with the B. & M. Railroad by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and called the Burlington Route. The main line of the Route running to Omaha, connects with tho great Pacific Roads, and forms to-day the leading route to California. Tho Middle Branch, entering Nebraska at Plattsmoulh, passes through Lincoln, the State Capital, and will this year be finished to 1'ort Kearney, forming the shortest route across the Continent by over 100 miles.

Another branch of the B. M.f diverging at Red

Oak, falls into a line running down the Missouri through St. Joe to Kaasas City, and all Kansas. Passengers by this route to Kaasns, eco Illinois, Southern Iowa, and Missouri, and, by a slight

divergence, can see Nebraska also.

Lovers of fiae views should remember the Bur-

ingtou Rou'.e, for its towns "high-gleaming from

afar" its tree-fringed streams its rough bluff

and quarries its oorn-cceans stretehing over the

prairies further than eye can reach.

Land buyers will be suro to lemember it, for

they have friends among the two thousand who

have already bought farms from Geo. S. Harris,

the Land Commissioner of the B. it M.R. R. at

Burlington, Iowa, or among the four thousand

home-stcadcrs and pre-emptors who last year filed

claims in the Lincoln land office, where "Uncle

Sara is rich enough to give us all a farm."

Jontains nc Lao Sulphur No Sugar of Lead No Litharge No Nitrate of Silver, and is entirely free from the Poisonous and Health-destroying Druas used in other Hair Preparations. ' Transparent and clear as crystal, it will no

soil the finest f;ibrio perfectly Safe, Clean and

Efficient--desideratums long sought forand found

at Iastl It restores and provents the Hair from becom

ing Gray, imparts a soft, glossy appearance, removes Dandruff, is cool and refreshing to the head, checks the Hair from falling off, and restores it to a great extent when prematurely lost, pievents Headaches, eures all Humors, cutaneous eruptions, and unnatural Heat. As a Dressing for tha Hair it is the best Article in tho Market. Dr. G. Smith, Patentee, tlroton Junction, Mass. Prepared only by Proctor Brothers, Gloucester, Mass. The Genuine is put up in a panel bottle, made expressly for it, with tho using of the artile blown in the glass. Ask your Druggist for Nature's Hair Restorative, and take no other. Send a three cent stamp to Procter Brcs. for o Treatise on the Human Hair. Th information contains is worth 5 to any person. . Van Schaack, Steveasou Reil, wholesale Agents, V2 Lake St., Chicago, III. oct7-ly . - Merchant Tailor.

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FOR SALE.

Timo !

"Year a

K)S EPH KOLII3F.F t(IIOMANN'S DUILDiNG,)

HASoponedastoreforthenurpose ofiarryii on the TAILORING BUSINESS, and o Ull all orders for

0D1TS, PAXTS, VESTS, dc,

I HAVE the following Heal Estate, in Fayette County, situated on a turnpike road, and six miles from the railroad, for sale: A TRACT OF 63 A CR KS 23 cleared and 49 in timber, with abundant water for stocs.; price, 1,-800.

ALSO, 120 ACRES 90 acres cleared and under

cultivation. Good barn CO by 40 feet, good house,

z wells, spring water lor stocs, and 2 good bear ing arlo orchards, price 5,018.

ALSO, SO ACRES fiO cleared, and 20 in tiraier, buildings common, apple orchard first class, and

well supplied with water; price, a,ZU0.

I have also for sale a pleasant and dosirable place i mile north of Fairfield. Good brick

house, 5 rooms, good barn, and 12 usres No land; price, 2,2110.

ALSO, in Fairfield Township, a first class farm of 184 acres, about 120 cf which is cleared and in

a high stato or cultivation, fair mprovements, plenty of pood fruit, water for stock in abundance;

pries, .zuu.

4LS0,Sacrei bottom land near Brookville

fiee, 6,500.

ah oi tne aocve nr.ai i. win sell, and give

purcnaters irotn z to years to pay, n mv suit

their convenience or means. C. R. CORY, aug 18-tf. Brookville, Indiana.

rjacmas & Stout,

AT WlilTCO

L'B. IXD..

Mrs Cooper's Millinery Store. rently harnenpit inin iV i,;n... ti.

frtl"fin C0PerCf Ltturel'andha6W? nPci-

?fom f gooas juti received there rillnernCinnSti' conlUtin8 of everything in the fral, :"J e p easiness. Her stock of goods is

iAk v ' and cannot be "ceiled in that "Worhood r.., c, . .

Keipt tf .. ' ' 18 ,n constant re-

Vioii. patterns, and defies ccmptti-

Fir Mssl siEdl Bdjj willkeip ochand a good assortment

Ready Mad o Cloatliing.

Gllemn's

Farisliin

Good

IBHATinS SOSSLSB

CONTINUES to manufacture Boots and Sho of all kinds promptly to order, at his ejta ishment in Brookville. He koeps on hand a f u SEortmea t o f L ADIH3' AND MISSES' SHOES, BOOTS OF EVERY KIND, CHILDREN'S SHOE. and guarantees a good fit in every initsAee Mending donecn short notice. Call and see hi asortmeot and learn his price.

nov 1-tf IGNATIUS KOEHLER.

W'OULD respectfully-: announc 10 an ibj n!H r.Bsrnmers and cvervbdv else that the::

have removed into their New Store Bui ltiig fcd

have on baud a complete assortziemt cf

DRY GO ODS -"V O TIOXS

Groceries of al Blinds,

BOO T.S AN"D S O ES, AT S, CAPS

READY-MADE CLOTHING, ARDWAHE, QUEENS WARE, GLASSNV ARE, SO OOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, OILS AND PAINTS, MEDICINES

All ef whiah we prop,ose to sail duriog'tfca fit t

three months ef the new year;

Eiclus velj fcr Cash or Produce

at greatly 'reduced prlces.J We invite the public to call anxed inatr fcods and learn prices, as we are determined sell as low as any other house in South Kit

In dim a.

dec. S0-5m

STOVE AND TIN SHOP

loci as

AGEXTS, LOOK! $3 to $12 daily easily male

Profitable and respectable business. A, little nov

I tv wanted bv everybody. Success suro. bend

stamp for eirculnrs to Churchill Jfc Templeton,

Manut s, Bl liroadway, . x . oct u iw.

POPE SY.

THE FOE of the CnURCH

AND REPUBLIC.

What it has do n e. What it is doing and what it means to do. Its power, despotism, infallibility,

frauds, reliots, miracles, idolatiy, persecutions, starlli ngtoirmes, and New York Riots. Send for

circular. Address PEOPLE'S PUBLISHING CO.,

139 Race St.cinnati, Ohio.n oct 13 4w

CLOTOS, CASSmiERS,

king suitable fer Spring & hammer Wear COLLARS, ' AND KfiRUIIIEFS,

G EN TL EM EN'S LTOSE, &c. Call in tfcrro rrd V. e J ct r I tttti 1 1 1, wyomr orders and yea will be ni Ht l6t t e" it li it

Pbwiter tn r!'ctrs' Slui-iral "TV Mt.nthlT pt alt tlir laK'st nnU ltst JLS&Oi. 3lusic lit one anil lo cults piece.

So worth of new Music: niul it inn

b hail lor 3H cits. Tho July mid

Anc:UFt TtnDflwrs cmitain llnrty PiwceB of Music, (i past, hetnjusir. sir.,) nuil will ba umSe't for K3 BrifHtwwf, K. V. 4-ft

1j w" irr?-- Gr.:

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V"Av

Burglars and thieves, it appears, have bee

infestiug Faitfield of late.

The copious rains of the present week have proved a long looked-Tor blessing. Many of oor delinquent subscribers have settled their accounts daring the past week , ia response to our call upon them. Let a hear from the rest of our patrons.

WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND HOARSENESS. Thcso Tablets present tho Acid in Combination

with other efficient remedies, in a popular form,

for the Cure of all J. It lw A l and IMseases.

HOARSENESS and ULCERATION of the

THROAT are immediately relieved, and statements are constantly beinsr sent to the proprietor of relief in cases of Throat difficulties of yean standing. n ITTTOIM" Don'tbe deceived by worthuAU 1 Ivlii less imitations. Get only Wells' Carbolic Tablets. Price 25 Cts. per Box. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Piatt St., N. Y., Sole Agent for the U. S. Send for Circular, oct 13 4w JOHN II. IIANSCIIEN dlaieg, Clocks, fctodnj,

AND alia rticlesnsa ally kept in a Jewelry St or Also, agent for Dr. 11. llirsh's Spheroid

Spectacles, with improved Pantascopis Lense George W . Shepperd's everlasting Gold Pens, th celebrated Seth Thomas Clocks, and the perpetaa CalendarClocks. constantly on hand. Cash paid or Work Done for Gold or S Parti cul a ratten tion paid tc all kirfds of Repairn Place of business, one door north ofthe Old WhitCorncr,"(Burton'astore)on Main B r, treet .Brookville, Indian. Apl.l7-J.

J. A. BATES HARNESS MANUFACTURER, Auderrioriville, Indiana, Keeps ob band a good assortment of Harness

baddies, Ac. Custom Vt ork doae promptly on

most reaso nable terms. aug. 11 Gin,

in

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Wool "7'3i,Zi.'tOc3. AT MIXER VILLE.

TT7E are now paying

v

40 cents for Unwashed

Wool, Tub Washed 53 cents, or Fleece

Washed 50 cts., and we have a large supply f Woolen Goods from the Hamilton Wootea Mi! I , which we will sell low. SAM'GOrU V . Miaarvill, July )4-Sl.

FOR ISjSlX

A STEAM ENGINE AND THRESHING M CHIN E all in p ood running order, an d near ly new are offered for sale. Persons wishing purchase should call at the Brookville Saw Mlt

where the Engine can be eeoc in operation. The;

Separator is Pitts' patent, and the Engine thti ! must be addressed to

oUamilton. A bargain ean ba had by applying a. LABAN GODWIN. n IS -2m

The only Reliable Gift Distribution

the Country. $60,000 00 IN VAXsTJABXiB GIFTS! TO BS DiSTKICCTED IN

L . D . S J U E

152nd REGULAR MONTHLY Grift Bnterpriss, To bo drawn Monday, Nov. 37th, 1S71. TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF $5,000 each in Greenbacks!

Two Frizes one thousand dollats, Five Prizes five hundred dollars, Ten Priiss one hundred

dollars, each in Greenbacks!

Whole number of Cash Gifts, 1,1)00! I Horse and BuggJwith Silver-mounted Harness, worUi nix hundred dollars.

One Fine-toned Rosewood Piano, worth five

hundred dollars!

Ten Family Sewiaz Machines, worth one hun

dred dollars each!

Five Heavv Cased Gold Hunting Wathes and

Heavy Gold Chains, worth three hundred dollars

each! -' Five Gold American Hunting Watches, worth one hundred and twenty-five dollars cao'a.

Ten LA'ie.4 Gild Uautinsr Watches, worth one

hundrel dollars each.

800 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches

(in all) worth frsin twenty dollars to three hun(irad ftnlliirfl each.

Ladies'Gold Leontlno Chains, Gent's Ool l Vest

Chains. Si lver-clnted Castors, Solid Silver ni

Double-plated Table and Teaspoons, Ivory Han

dled Dinner Kuivcs, ftiiver-piaiea uianir r ors. Silver Vest Chains. Photograph Albums, Ladies

Gold Breastpins, Shirt Studs aud Sleeve Button, Finger Rings, Uold Pens, (silver extension,) ete. Whole number Gifts, 6,00. Tickets Limited to (10,000. Agents wanted to sell tickets, to whom liberal Premiums will be paid. Mnslc Tickets SI; Six Tickets 53; Twelve Tickets $10; Twenty Flvo Tickets S20.

kc&- Ag'L. aau rut.U, Col., Utl Hi CucuutMv ait, 9

Tiaefftir Itltrcro r r.ot a. v.te Few.7 Irluk, Mfloof Poor Ram, WhiiUcy, Fi-of sinirii and Ucfaso I.iflnors, Joctorx5, sptevd ac weotnet to pioase the taste, cnlled Tonics." Appetizer, " Restorers," c., that lend tha tippler on t Cruiikef Bass and ruin, but nre a trns Xl .'Jiiu, ina b? ftoaa the Native Roots and ITerbJ cf California, free from nil Alcobolic ; inn: In ins. They r tVo ClIKA? 1JLOOD PrniFIEi' nu;l A LIFE 4UV1NU PRlNtll'i.E. a sonuct.Itenovator aud luvigoratof cf tba System, carrluc ef? all poi&ouoas uiattcr 1 rcatorius ths blood to c beailbT conUitioTi. K p.rsoa can taka tbes Ulttens cocorv'.iii to diroutiona tulrw main lonjf nr.woll, provi2d tbolr bonus axa net troyed br mineral aoiaon or other meus. acd tli vital orrana watcd beyond the point of repair. Tliej- arc i t.ouit? I'uraative o" well timn Tonic. pcEseastr.e, also, tho r)l'a!'evit cfaatincaa a powrfut aipnt in relivins Congestion er In3auuiation of the Liver, ami all the Via,eral J reruns. . FOK FKJIAI.E COMPLAINTS, whether a yonus or olJ, married or Rioyrl.', r.t tbaoawn of womar:. bood or ut tlia turn ofliri;, these Tonic ISUUra have aa eaual. For Inflammatory or Cii runic Rheumatism aid (lout, DyapciiKin or I ndi2cail.11, nillows, Hcinittcnt ul I nieriutttcnc Fsvera, Disrasca of Ibe ltlooJ, Llvrr, Ki.lnara nnat Bladder, these Itinera have bean most aueaeagfuU Hnch Jtlacnaca ar esuaed lr Vlllnted BlosiU which i renerally produced Ir ioranjf.niiut ef Uta Uleemive OriranH. MYHPEPMIA Olt ISDIOESTIOS, cche. Tain ki the ShouMrs, Couhs. Tlylituea ef tba Chut, Dittineas, Bour Kructatioiw of lh Stomaaa, Ha4 Taste in tbe Mouth, Bilious Attack, Palpitation of tba Heart, Inflammation of tba Luusra, Pain ia tba relMa of tba Eiduaya. and a hundred other painful aymptonaa, 6T tha offgprlnei of DyspepsiaThey InTicorata tba Storaaah and stlmalata taatawaU Liver and Bowel, which rondar tbom ef WMqaaMwl tSner la eleanciiur tha blood of all linpuritiaa, and iu part in new life and vtxor to tbe whole syatam. FOR. SKIN DISEASES Kruptiona, TaWar. Bait Rheum, Blotches, Sunt. Pimples, Purtuloa, Bila Carbuncles, Kinir-Wonns, Scald Head, Porn Bra, Krisipolas, Itch, Scurfs, Piacolorationa of tha iiktu. Humors and Diseases of tbe Skin, of whatever mania or nature, ato literally dm up and earried out of tha y.tein tn a short time by tho ue of tbeaa Bitter. Ona bottle in such cases will convince the moat tacraduloaa f their curative effect. Claanae the Vitiatod Blood wboncTer you fifid lt tmpar! tie. barntlnirtliroiiifb Iheakin in Pimplea.Brupiloa or &orw ; cleanati it Winn you find it oVtruarea and aluffa-lsh in tlie vein.; clean-a it when it is foul, and your feolimrs will t. -11 you when. Kp the bl )od pare, and the health of the syatem will follow. PIK. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking- la the svstem ot so many thousands, ttro effectually d tTOyed and romoved . For full directions, ruad carefally the circular around each bottle, prluti'd tn tuu languages Emrtish, German, encn aud Spaulah. J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. H. McDONALD & CO Drostieta and Uun. A sent s. Ban Francisco. Cat., and 32 and 34 Commerce Street, New York. BSr SOLD BY ALL DKCOGlSTd AND DEALERS.

BUCKEYE GUAIN DRILL.

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CHAS-'SAMdNIELi BU00EVIUK, 1KBUSA, DEALER IN Eardwarefe Cutlery,

OF

EVERY BESGHIFTION, DOORS, SASH AND BUNDS, AND ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. aosjt for The Celebrated Backcvc Clrsiln Drill, ONli AND TWO-HOUSE, AND the

Pumps or Every !esrlpUon, llubi,

spokes ami Felloes, imiiaers' JIardware, Kcpe, Cordage, In fat, h? treps ths lirjr, nrtinent of ttas.

kind in the Valley , w hich he will. soil

UIIEAP FOIl CASH. ' The public are invited to call and 'examine kis

lock. . iy.

TCULD raspeot nlly direettht otemtl oa

nan ri n was to I

LaHuo 81 Brother

1ST CUL V All.)

TIN WARE OR STOVES

OF AN KIND

at tke'assartmtnt.attbair Shop ia Mt.Car

where they keepiocstantlyon hands Arrest

Isa T9ryhi-B gi a theirl ine a lb asina isajw

tonmup:o order.

Tla ltooflns .GHtterlngandSqo&Uss

hay are alio. Agents'for the sale .cf Adam rumps. Also Agents for Oswald's Metallic tto

les and Heels, wairh they will sail either whale sale or ttail.

Thev rferall ariietes in their f tore a most

rersonable eash prices,' aud their wark s wor

ranted to give satisfaction. Orders reape'atfully

solicited. Also, put -np lightning rodu Ou per font and l,5tf per point. April 19, 18B6-lj.

Lake

&

Brie, Svansvile

Southwestern RAILROAD ELECTION.

Tho American Ins-ranc Co,.

OF CHICAGO. INSTALLMENT PX.AN Capital rB695,683 34: UPON the Installment Pran, a policy is isuodi for five years, l'reuiiuius are paid io tiy; equal annual payments. I'jmn this plan the farmer has but a sinnll amount to pay each year, and has the advantage ol the proceeds of five crops where with to yay for his iufurnnoe. Ill dnejivrfc. feel these sinnll annu.il pavmonla, werciiS to pay. a the time he inti-es for live your init raucc he. fee I a it a burden. N.V.JOU N 0, Ageat.Ercokvino.lrd. RIM K5-tf

Circulars containing a full lit of priaes, a description of the manner of drawing, and other information in reference to the Distribution, will be seat to any one ordering tUein. All letters

Attorneys and Cciiiiselle.Fs at I aw BROOKVILLE . - nHHANA

L.D.SINE, Box 8,

Office 191 W. 5th St. Cincinnati, 0. Sap 9 ly.

PLOWS AT M1IERVILLE.

I

Saturday, Oct. 2Sth, 1871.

THE qualified voters of the County of Franklin and State of Indiana are hereby notified that an election will be held at the several voting

places in said County, inpuraance of an order of the Board of Commissioners of said County, at their September term, ' ON SATUEDAY, OCTOBER 2StIi. 1S71, to take the votes of the legal voters thereof upon the subject of suoh Coontv aiding in the con

struction of the Lake Erie, Evansville A- Southwestern Bailway, to the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars; said amount being about ona and one-fourth per centum of the taxable property of said County, the fair.o to be taken in stock, in case the said Lake Erie, Evansville A"!ith

western Bailway Company shall construct their

road throngh or near tho Towns of Oldenburg

MANHOOD: lU V, OST. HOW LF..-5T01SKD.. Just pnblishi by Dr. Lewis. 25 ra&-! Third Kdition. The Mcdi-al Companion and Guide to Health, on tbe radical euro of Rperm-, torrhoev, rr SeminI Weakness, Irvoluntary Seminal Looses, Imix.tency , M cu t.-i ! Rnd PhyM . cal Incapacity, Impediments to Mirriage, et!., and the Veuere;il and pl.il. t ic Malacles, with' plain and clea r direction? for the cj-eedy cure Secondary Syiu)toiaa, Ginrr'.or-i, tJlt ets. Strictures, and H dio;i!!S ot'tijo skin, such'ps Scurvy. ScrofulA, Ulcer?, Boils, Ulotchps utid Pimples 6n thff-" ' ' b'dy. tTnnsi;niiTia, Kjiilepiy, and' Fi f, in dace by soli iuutlgu3 o- scxaul extrar-' agai ce. Tub v-olebrtd author, ia ibis kQruir-b!e Treatite, clearly drjnnitratn, irom u i- Tty yesrs snccesful pratiei, hn. the nlTir.ir e'tti-erjenre of self abuse may 1f i-n.ii. ftUr cn'fd; ptintii out' a mode of cate at once sitnplo, certain, and rffeetcal, by mean of which ery suff rer. no matter what hi condition 'nay b, n ba e tfc-ct ually cured, cheaply , private' t. and r.-nii -.illy . - SiWThis Book ebould bin tfco t. wids of every youth, and every uiiin in the Inr; i. Sent under wal, in p!. in t r-v.'oi e. Priro hi

rents. Addre.s, Dk. L.wis, N t-. 7 tvS Street.

New Tark. tV- 2 t-n

ITAVE fho Davton Tlowg for role. A lso , and Brookville in sail Uounty . Whe it Drills. " SiMUB COLTER. " GI3QRGE BEK.RT, Auditor F.C. aug 4 2ra. " " " Sept. 12, 153l-tt, -

LAUREL JKWKl KY biUUL! Atlnm 1 v'lt.lipvnil . - AT Lauiel, )tili"r wit r-i T.:i . i.ucs, nn;it ' ir-g of Wntcl cr. (.'locks. J'l:r, t c-..f It and a I articles in bis lice t f I ws.tt f , s t tb lo w st cash y.rices. t he

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At reduced prices. Pc-r-m, w-n.,j unipet t on h'nd, fihoriest notice, r.n.J ( !h it.ot r aiittln b m all kinds prorrijvtiy ersetiJu, at.l all wor! wate stod '. '; . . - . -

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