Liberty Herald, Volume 32, Number 50, Plymouth, Marshall County, 6 December 1883 — Page 3

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We desire to say to our patrons that OUR FLAG is UNFURLED And from now until Jan. 1st, 18S-1 vrc intend to On inferior goods and

By oflcrint superior goods lower than our competitors. Our stork la large.and more complete and more desir.-tble than ever ami the prices we shall ;ive are calculated to astonish the Closest Buyers. HUT ixx3. 0-Ta"XX2I3rs Specialty

ROSS The Liberty Herald. 0. H. & I. E. E. TIME OAED. t.Jli EAST. t'Ko. W. J 16-14 A M Xo. e, II :8 r-M.i 3S. s.t.t it" So. 1) N A.M 2;' P.M. 8 :S8 - St. For !svs. Tim Tablet anil other lfnrmat! mUiiu tHslion .A ireut, or ail'irea I T. A., imcweari. Obi. IXU'l. BTfcNKNSOX, t.XO. ?. GK'.StJOM, tisn'l Tickut Axt. Sllp't JUST RECEIVED j&jt Cully's ft large and select Uck of Dolmans, Walking Jackets, ilk and Fur Lined Circulars, Flush Jackets, Brocade Silk Dolmans, AH of ths latet stales and selling at Irices nithln the reach of all. Cell socn and make vemr selection. 1 . i Pretty Prints at Brown's. Charley Thompson was about town ! Saturday. ' IS ? i J Hughes I breaking on the C, n. & i., p.. sm. ("rift !ia hucu la poor health 1'or i";;;)Ki;i!3 J, :f. j MWc liro'Yii Trent to the city this j Vfek for new goods. j II. Y. iliiler, of College Corner, t a about town Monday. Mrs. Ies;i ami eon ha moved into ' tliNdui. ! iiler property. i 1. II. I iiiuhar mtenled the I. O. O. ! 1". (iratid 1-Oite l.nat Mfk. j Iou"t f.iU to attend W. T. P.ower's. Holiday oj f:;injj, l!ec. Stli. I Ifif Wrbb returned from Tennes- ' last Wrd:;?s;'T evening. ; Go to the Prize P-iiil Mid Expotd-j tivn si ..iHier.viIle nest w eek. 1 The now comet is now visible to the j Ti-.kcd eye in the North-western t-ky. ; Vrv I.eviston niil Jtccept our! t'.iKukrt i! if highly appreciated t'ivov&. - A.'ii.ir:io,:;,.lio!is for two boarders j lit NVvvt. IUt.tviis, North Main treet. : Prey I.cv;st;i" father made him a j re i.t . 1 a $!i0 gold watch lart Week, i CiUiteri Rtn1 other Flannelsat liron ns j IVrry M.'idt-Ier in a letter expresses hi 7- " if a w cli pleased will Washing- j i.'ii Ten i "vif. j Mr. Si.ep'T. the new saw mill man, j i:;uv? ! into the Dave llcQuinney pro- i N'ii-e yarn stoclihsj; for ladies and; ( "Itii-ir e:i :t Brovn's. j -!'. " eri hi to win this time and s M'....:k-s -j h-id the Hcliii.iy trade with j jt'w. tj'-odn st low price. j 'liatt Frost, k promlsioj; younjr at- ! torney of 'ounersTille, paid Liberty a pi fesdo!i;il call Monday. ; V. Heunett represented Brow iicville I b.;le I. O. . V. at the Grand Lodge ! lifit week Ht lu-liMiiapoli. -Cooper' ttock of Miticelaneni Po.,kf i n.b.rsees the standard work of! r.ction and of poetry, beautifully bound, j J. A. lieavenrivljie iittenjed the I.: . O. ir.md I.odre, at Indianapolis ir.st week ss rcprefentalive of Morton ; bi-ie. ( Nest Thoraday will be a bij; day fai j OTiiiervtll. One thousand uniformed i Knights t ike part in the parade and ; prize drii! on tinit day. S,-iek a pi n riht here and don't fignt t!i.! V. I". Howers will duplicate all pr-ieci made by other merchants on hit fine of g'i:i& and go one better. Mr. Mnnson Corrington, son of Jos. Cirrinton, after an alienee of nine rsi' in Caiifarnia returned home Monday rioriiiiiir, and will remain through the w inter. There i no place in town where so inxiiy br!:tif;'.l jind useful articles can ! f .niiii to select a' Holiday present Sii.m thu-i tb.e siock now on sale ht Cooper's I-'iTtr Store. The habit of a lot of boys conpreatiiit sboiit a resilience w her there is to Its a wedtling and making all kinds of nowe whi!" the marriage ceremony is in protrreii oiiirht to be stopped, it id becoming a nuisance. Arrangement hT been made w ith th- C, II. & I. railroad to pass all Knights of Pythias to and from "on- !!!!; ar onh cm ter vii.e, and to el! otliers at two oust per milk, on Thursday, iJeeember I3th, good to return till the next evening. ;N. A. . ooper a supern kiock ot Kaolins and Hand Lamps, Vac, etc., otV-r rare tndueementi in prices, to perw.i. f. ip ii i:iir to purcii ise uselul ana beautiful Holiday presents, I). T. Kehard. of Brownsville, was nboiit town Mo.-iilay. He informs us t hat he im opened out a Carriase shop in that pi ice and 16 prepared to make and repair busrgies on abort notice. Mr. L is a good mechanic and should receive a liberal patronage. Win. 'Remington's tem, hitched to a pprine: wiij:"!!, ran otf from the Fteam mill Uonday morning, coming: tip Main street a far a the town pump, with which they .-ollided, omashlmj the wn.fidn up considerably. Farmers while at u fde.-un mill should Bee that their teams lire securely hitched before leaving them to go into the rniil. - W. T. Bower is an entrprl!ng jrentleman and could ha "gee hi way t ie.ir"' W"oi:!d at once erect a 15 ne block on the Bowera corner. When the proprietor of the Hkkalij uj;jtted building a block, onv lot adjoining Mr. IVs be at once obligated himself to join in the wall ami thus aid tu In our enterprise, which be. did. We hope Win. will te enabled to build next sear.on. He Fhould have every possible assistance. Two or three weeks ago gome, thief entered the residence of John D. Rude. I'i'p, and took from his vest pocket a watch and chain. A week or ten days f.fter the wnteb was taken Mr. Rndc's on, Clem, saw a certain person wearin" the. watch-chain who observed that . : . ii. .1 l a lie w n scrutinizing it raiucr ciubcij mm Immediately covered it up with his coat and skipped out. One night lat week the thief returned the watch and chain, placing it on the window eill where it T found the next &ky.

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1884. NEW YEARS & FOSDICK. Dolls and toy at Brown's. Will Xorrinisable to be at the store nain. M.ihlan Morris gave us a (ileasant call vesterday. Don't fret about the clothes, Pyle has got a suit. Mrs. Ben. Shnltz starts for Denison, Texas next Monday. Mrs. Jos. Corrington has beeu on the sick list for the past week. T. 1). Evan attended to legal business rt. Indianapolis Tuesday. If you want a a cheap Hat buy one of Coughlin it Gleason at cost. Gen. Tom. Bennett and wife dined with Sheriff Grove and family Thanksgiving. Mioses Coughlin & Gleason will sell their entire ftock f Hats at cost for the next thirty days. Thanksgiving was more generally observed in Libtriy this year than ever before. Mr. Harlan, of Peru, this State moved to I'nion county, this week, location near Lotus. F(H'M)-ou Setninary strrt. a arll rar. riet which Mil1 owner ran have by proving liiojirriy and paying lor i.'us uolice," lutjuirr ul Uiis otlh-e. Mrs. Jennie Hamilton was called to Centerville .last Saturday on account of th1 serious bickness of iier sister, Mrs. A hern they. Rep.'.lnr service Kt tb.e M. K . Church next Sunday. Preaching- by the pastor. F. S. l'otts. at 10 :30 a. m". and 7 p. in. All are invited. T. P. Huntington request ;:s to return his thanks to the citizens for sarins hi property from detrtie:ian by tire, and for their other substantial tavors. The undersigned desires to thank the citizen of Liberty for their assistance in saving hi- property from destruction by tire Tuesday iiiht. Sam l ei. Smiley. N. A. Cooper's stck of Odor Cases and DreiMi;;; Csses excell anyliiiii of the kind ever brought to Liberty and would make a majniticent present. From a private letter from Dr. S. C. Carter, we learn that, himselt slid his family are noil satisfied with their n.v hoinv at Howard Lake, Minn. LhciJ', says he is doinjr well in the" dentsl biiMues5.. Tvfarried at the retidence of the bride's parents, on the evenlnir of Nov. JSih, by Rev. F. S Potts J. R." Booth to Miss Lllie tiilmore, eldest daughter of Joseph C. in 1 Eliza Gilmore. All of College Corner. Peter Mihnch and Miss JIary Scry were married Thanksgiving niorninjf at the Catholic Church, by Rev. J. M. DeArco. We wish the contracting parties all the happiness there is in the matrimonial st;;te. Cooper, the druggist has a lovely stock of Christmas anil Birthday Cards, something new in this place, which make a handsome present. Call and see them. Mi 3 Samuel Smiley ; stable just out of the corporation "burned Tuesday night at 10 o'clock, with all tb.e contents except the horses which were got out with diPiieulty. Loss on building- and contents about $-'100 There was an Insurance In the Ktna Insurance Co. on the building of $100. E. B. Gould has purchased of Ci1. John Miller, proprietor of the Miller Jersey Farm, Richmond, hid., the cow Kthe Staatsiu jj;ii No. IIUU, A. J. V. C. H. R. She i- a handsome cow, color cream fawn an 1 very hl'i bre.-id as her turns tells those familiar with Jersey cattle. She was bread by V. B. Somcrs, of Staatsburgh, Dutchess Co., X. J. Variety of Buttons st Brown. The unusual large stock of Fancy Notions at Cooper's Drug Store makes that store a popular resort for purchasers at all limes and especially so on or before the Holidays when purobu-crs are looking for something beautiful and useful to make a present to a friend. Wm. Pavey, the Richmond bricklayer who had the contract for laying the brick on the new IIkrai.d building, completed his job Monday noon and returned home w ith his men. Mr. Parev is an energetic, go-ahead mechanic who doe his work well and at fair prices. He has contracted with Mr. S. W. Creed to lay the brick for his new block, adjoining the Herald building. Mr. Creed will push his block to tin early completion. I.. II. Stanford. Kt.. met with a rrmarkMOe experience la.t week Mlul.-t enronf. t Bnxikvitlc to atteoil to hii ilutie a l'necutinjr Attorney. He went by Hie w av ot Cinrhiiiati ami when near the tunnel at ' leves. Ohio.. ttarted to pats from on ear to another. He was knocked from the plat form j:it the traiu Rot faii Iv into the tunnel. As the train emerged from the tunnel bo nos.e l. the train stopped and run back until the gntlewas found lrinsr insensible in the ditrh at the fide of the track, strange as it ma- seem hv tsk but (PkIxIt injured, though vert nmdlv and on)ew!nit bloody, lie was soon "hnnsel! ayain" aaj ullciided to bus.ucsa in Court next day. NT. A. Cooper, druggist has just received a very large stock of Photo Albums, Autograph Albums and Scrap Books, which are quite an attraction, and any one of them would make a handsome present. Tuesday night about 10 o'clock Samuel Smiley's stable was discovered to be on tire and the alarm was sounded which soon brought the male portion of tne community to the place of the fire, hut too late to save the stable, which ) stood in dangerous proximity to his resj idenoe and other buildings which were ! faved from destruction. There was three horses in the burning stable which were saved; two belonging to T. P. Huntington and one to Mr. Smiley. Mr. Huntington lost two set of harness am! a ton ot nav. 1 he stable was insur ed for $100. Cause of the fire unknown. The Grand Jurv during their recent session visited the County Poor Asvlum to inspect the tme. As a matter of i course the v found everything all right so far as the management or that inst itution by teupt. Clark is concerned. The "gentlemen of the jury" took Mr. and Mrs. ( lark lr surprise, but were, never the!e.s. regaled with a good dinner. We mdertnd thev reccommended the ere-. i.n of new brick buildings instead ! of the frame structures now occupied. ! H i the opinion of citizens generally ' that our County Poor Faim should ha ! improved with adequate buildings with modern- conveniences, cfo., and the j County Commissioners will be. called 1 upon to take action in that direction. ! There is but one opinion as to the pres- ! ent superlntendencv of the Asvlum and that, favorable to Henry Clark as the Ttjht tnatj itiuio right puce. '

The fully-Vood Wedding. As announced in last week's Herald this "wedding tu high life" took place Thanksgiving Eve, at the elegant home

of the bride's parents live miles north of Liberty. The evening was a pleasant one for the season and as the shades of night drew on apace and the stars came out in glittering splendor a gay and elegant company assembled in the laansion at "Woodland Heights.". Every arrangement was perfected for the joyous occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Wood and their daughter, Gertie, received the guests with their well-known hearty welcome and all were made to feel at ease in the pleasant reception rooms and parlors of their happy home. Over one hundred guests responded to the invitations and witnessed the nnplial cere mony. At the appointed Hour, r.s all was expectancy among the guests, Mrs. C. K. McCullough, of Anderson, commenced playing the "Wedding March" as the bride and groom descended the stairway and made their way to the grand parlor led by Mr. Perev Leviston and Miss Ida Black. As the bride and groom with their supports took their position in the parlor they formed a picture of life and loveliness pleasing to behold. Rev John S. Tevis, of Connersville pronounced the ceremony, using the beautiful form of the Episcopal Church, concluding with a fervent anil affecting prayer to the Great All-Father for his protection, guiding care and blessing upon the newly made, husband and wife. Suspended above the bride and groom as they took their vows was a white dove fit emblem of purity, love and peace. The ceremony over congratulations followed from all the guests and amidst tears and laughter, heart y grasp of hand and embraces, Mr. and Mrs. Cully w ere quite overwhelmed. After congratulations and a short season of conversation and music, all present partook of an excellent repast. The mem: was complete, rich in delicacies, s .veetnieats, fruits and substantials and elegantly served. Some excellent mil-Ic w as rendered by Mrs. McCnlloutth and other. At a late hour the happy company separated, to remember Ibis glad occasion in future w ith sensations of pleasure. We append a list of the presents received by Mr. and Mrs. Cully: Mr. Alex. Wood, grand piano; Mrs. Ales. Wood, seal skin sacqne: Dan. T. Cnllv, silver tea set; Mr. and Mrs. L. I'. Ci lly. the.k $1,000: Charles Cully, water set; Luther B. Leonard, silver cake basket ; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gr-jvr, and Mr. m l Mrs. W. W. Snyt'ei , silver tale la-kct: Mr. and Mr. Feeder, pair of bronze urns; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tiuslcy, finger bowls; Wm. Jarrell, silver pickle castor; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Leviston, dozen fruit plates and hand painted pin-cushion; Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Steavens and daughter, lush pcrluniery case; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stivers, silver butter dish ; Geo. C. Wellivcr, of Oxford, set of silver knives and forks; Miss Gertie Wood, photograph album ; Miss Maud Chapin, China soup howl and plate; Mr. Charles Hunt and sister, of Richmond, silver pickle castor; Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McColloiiirb, of Anderson, decorated china '.a es; Mr. and Mrs. Estep, volume of poems; Mr. Robert Carew, of Cincinnati, basket of cut I'.owers; Aliss Laura Jones, of Conneisville, volume of poems; Misrcs Ida Black and Laur.t Holiton, plush Mirror; MNs Agnes Steen, volume of poems; Mr. A. C. Filer, w hitiMlove ; Geo. H. Knollenberg, embroiderer table scarf; Geo. Coughlin, horse-shoe of flowers; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Berler, china set; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith, (diver toilet tet; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Moss, plush album; J. M. Adams, mustache cup and saucer; Miss Clara Durham, plush case of stationery; Percy Leviston, silver pickle castor; Mr. C. H. Cokefair, China fruit dish; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Thompson, silver sugar bowl. Our lady readers will be Interested in a word as to toilets, The bride was attired in cream colored ottoman watered silk with natural ilounee.s, with veil and natural flowers, and made a lovely appearance. The groom appeared in full dress suit and it is but iustice to say Dan never looked better in his life. Mrs. C. K. McCullough wore a black silk, trimmed in point lace and diamonds. Miss I). Stevens, black silk and diamonds. Clara Durham, brown silk and diamonds. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Estep, blsck silk and diamonds. Mrs. Leviston, black brocade satin. Mrs. Wood, black satin w ith real lace. Miss Gertie Wood, black silk with n.itur.U flowers. But we cannot particularize further as to toilet. The ladies present w-ers all elegantly attired ; as aUo the gentlemen . As a finale to the wedding festivities the groom's parents gave a reception on Thanksgiving afternoon and evening at their hospitable heme on East Union Street, Liberty, and the Cully mansion was a scene of gnity until a late hour. Many of their friends called to pay respects. The infair dinner was superb in every respect. Among the guests were G-n. Bennett and w ife and Geo. H. Kuol Ion !,- an 1 wife, of R'lvmnn I . Levi and Mrs. Cully do nothing by halves ami entertained their guests upon this o.-cssion in till m ist agree ible manner. reposition and Prize Drill at C'oanersvilie. Our neighboring city on the West will be unusually gay next week. Arrangement have been made for a grand prize drill of the Knights of Pythias. The Exjosition will be held in Andre's Opera Hall commencing on Monday next. On Ihursday, Iec. 1J. there will be a grand parade and prize drill, when there will be. one thousand uniformed Knights in line. The citizens give a prize of $100.00 to tliv best drill corps uniform rank, K. of P. A second best prize of $r0.00 will also be given. There will fe music by the finest bands in the country ; excursion rates on all railroads centering at Connersvllle, and a grand free banquet on Thursday to the Knights Cooper now has the finest stock of Clothes, Hair, Flesh and Tooth Brushes ever offered for sale here, also an unusual large variety of Combs, which conconsidering the style and quality of goods are selling at astonishing low prices. Mrs. Catherine Carlos, of Brownsville, who owns the business front adjoining the new Heuai.d block entered into a writing as to the division wall, and it is probable another ousiness room w ill be erected upon her lot next season. Let the good work go on Liberty needs from six to ten more good business rooms and that many will find tenants at once. At a meeting of Duval Post O. A. U., last Monday night, the following ofheers were elected for the ensuing term: Commander, J. W. Short; Senior Vice-Commander, E. H. Yaryan; Junior Vice-Commander, R. T. W'aiton ; Chaplain, S. D. By ram; O dicers of the day, E. P. Brown; Surgeon, X. A. Cooper; Quartermaster, Wm. Jarrell; Adjutant, Jas. McMannus; OfSicer of Guard, Wm. Duval! ; Sergant Major, Frank Crist; Quartermaster Sergant, John Yaryan. K. P. Brown was elected delegate to the Department Encampment, and Wm. Jarrell alternate. The meetings of the post are very well attended and quite interesting, though there are quite a number of ex-soldiers hereabouts that do not belong to the post, we are Informed, but doubtless will become members ere long, as the boys are endeavoring to make the trganization a success here and should re ccive the hearty co-operatioij ef all Cisoldiers as well as citiaer.B.

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Clnrk's Ooi-nor, Kovr has the la jrs! and best stock of Ready Made Clothing To be found in Liberty, aid invites an inspection of bis stock of MEN AND BOY'S SUITS: Also to a superb line of OVERCOATS For Men and Boys. CLOAKS AND CIRCULARS For Ladies and M isses. All of which will be sold a little lower than they can be had elsewhere. Call and examine, hi stock and be convinced that Cully offers bargains not to be found elsew here. Rev. G. A. Mackintosh's Thanksgiving sermon is highly complimented. A full house heard the discourse. There are ninny good brands of dour on the market, but there is no brand sold here that has given so near universal satisfaction as that manufactured bv Mullen, at Quakertown. The reason' for this is plain, Mr. Mullen is a practical miller of many years experience in the manufacture of the liner grades of hour, and personally superintends the manufacture of his flour, using none but the very best wheat grown in'lhe country. Also the machinery in his mill is of the most approved pattern that which has always given the very best results in the manufacture of fine flour when in the hands of expert millers like Mr. Mullen. The btrgly increased sales of his make of flour here and elsewhere uttest its arrowing popularity. Mr. Mullen finds ready sale for his flour here, at Brookville. Conner ville and other surrounding towns. He pays strict attention to custom grinding anil all patrons of his mill can rest assured that they will get the very best satisfaction both in quantity and quality at hi mill. If any of our readers have not been using his make of flour we advise them to give it a trial and be convinced thut there is none better. The nou-rcidcnt, editorl'of the Democrat, can always be depended upon to insert his long nose where, it. Is entirely unnecessary. The ! IFkkaj.d has never objected to the sale of a cigar or necessary articles in groceries or prolions on 'Sunday. The "drug store in question" and everybody understands what we have objected to the illegal sale of whisky anil the keeping of the ranch open at "almost all hours on Sunday for the sale of "booze" and cigars That's all at present. Come agai n. rreaehinif nt the IT. 1. (tinre.lt, Colleee Corner, ftiirlnit i h winter. Dee. 1st to April I. every Sabiath at 11 o'- lork. Tlio rest th.s vr rim Apii! Jt to Hee. 1st, preseh iiifr at I0:S0 A. M . snt'lotli Si-liool one hour tietore (ireai'liinp. t ngrrgM ionl prayer meeting ami woman's Stationary meeting nt iLe vlmich, om-e ib four weak,' at S o'clock r. 51. Special notice is invited to the advortUoiiienf of II. V. M or A. Son. the wide-awake lumber dealer of C ollege ! Corncr. They have just completed their new ollice and warcroom, near th". j depot, w here they will be glal to sec their friends and til! in want of building material or saw mill work. W. B. Williams favorably known by many of our people now connected with Golzendanner it Bracken, Granite and Marble Manufacturers, of Richmond, Ind., will visit this county every month and all parlies desiring anything in their line will find it to their interest to consult them before contracting their work as they will find it to their pecuniary interest to do so. This firm is one of the reliable firms of Eastern Indiana.

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j and WinterWo; &e. ions. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. JEjyChag. Hauss t Sons w ill pav the highest price for beet'cattlg at all times. nlO-ly. Cash for Hides at Gleason A liratl'i meat market, Liliertr Intl. a-4in. AH persons indebted to Ileistand A Murphy will please call and settle the same immediately. Zi Full line of Forebush t Brown's Kip and Calf Boots and Shoes for men. women and children, at Waltotu' Shoe Store. Go to Hawkins Shoe Shop over i reeman a j a very Matite lor your Boots and Shoes and Repairing. 30-Cm It is well to know the best remedy for coughs und colds, soreness of tbroa": and lungs, consumption and all pulmonary tliseaies, i Dr. WWtar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. It quickly allays inflamation and cheek decay. 49-2 In another column will be found the modest card, of the Sclentitie American the bet paper published in this country for the mechanic, farmer, professional men und all students of the art and sciences of the tge. Gun Repairing. Jetaee Nit-knm is prepare'! ti lo all kin.l ot (nn repairing on eliort !ioo.-. at K. II. Trin' simp. In Liberty, in a satiit'arlury tuai nef anil a' retainable prices. Alt parts of lui ti rontaully on I. ami IV Sul (Jregcr's "Bos' Condition Pewders, For Horses, Cattle, Swine and Poul--try. They art cftiC-fi'Uy couvpoi'r.'llLvI standard ingredients; ttie'y are used by the best horsemen; they prevent hog cholera, chicken cholera and give general satisfaction anl if you trv them you will always buy them. A. W. Harden,' Druggist, Liberty, oJt Agent for Uniou county, Ind. Take Notice. 1 am prepared to furnish pa.rU and repair all makes of Sewing Machines on ihovt notice, charges reasonable. I keep a full stock of edUs for the different machines, and the best oil in the market. Call at the Sint:r orhVe. 47-4 . IX. Jo.nes, Manager. Husbands of Sickly TYlTen, Don't be discouraged, but writo for information concerning l.oa-Phora Woj mail's hriend. It f:as brought health to i many women and prosperity to many 1 families, when other remedies and skilfI fill physicians had failed. See adver tisement in another colutr.u. Sold by X. A. Coopur. 49-4 vr As when She was Young. "I have tisod Parker's Hair Balsam and like it better than any similar preparation I know of." w rites Mrs. Ellen Perry, wife of Rev. I. Perry, of Coldbrook Springs, Mass. "My hair was almost entirely gray, but a dollar bottle of the Balsam has restored the softness, and the brown color it had when I w as j young not a single gray hair left. (Since I began applying the Balsam my nair nas stoppeu lainng our, ana i nun that it is a perfectly harmless and agrecbl dressing. 4'J-lra " Dickenson's Loan agency To those seeking investment for money we Invite your attention to our 7 per cent Blori'gage Securities on improved farms. We give, our exclusive attention to making these loans, examining title, Ac. We loan to exct ed one-third of tne actual value of the security. We have a good demand for loans on first class securities. Call and see us or write to us. Dickenson & Co, North 8th St., National Bank Building. Richmond, lud. nfi-3m. a flue display of least, our selection f and Fireworks, In Eastern Ititliana. gloyyirp jSlI.I 7 Yourselves. i , 1rnJSir" sU-(''. m I ,1 FWI?V W SJ n

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WINTER GOODS of Every Description, Magnificent Flannels, Blankets and Yarns, .AJ? ILtXtlSS OTIXTV FACTORY

Yc cannot fail to Please you in Quality, St vie and Price if von trill give us a call. We Have a Magnificent Assortment cf Cloaks and Dolmans, Paisley and all Wool Shawls.

We make a Specialty of make a Specialty of GOODS, You will oig toxica, a 21 s.sicLxra' 2T0TICS OF PETITION TO SELL HEAL ESTATE. NO. 11C4. !-. B rirnleT. Ad-"j m;n.iistir or itirt i In ths I'lrcalt Curt At isle ot I hulii S. I l..o it eoIt, I nl a, Alteo lrrtrl. it. Jur; Ttrm, J. Mftrt .low rhme A Urn K.l lie M,AUen.Jr:e. I T. Atlt-n. J to Wr .'-, hin A'lor, Klille M. A''.r. Klul .If ..u-T. A I lien, r f 1 t t let 1. Al'n. itpfcn,-!. 'u Are rrA!ty lictriT &iiHir-'1 tl'Stthe sl,ve nsmeii Iiaio E. l'ro rtittonr at itminitrntr ff the tate n'treAil. hft filrl in lliol irruit t rert of t"iian t ettaiy. UkIiscia, a pf-titltui, mAkinr yon tl'fon.Urtt titrrcti. am iry in irhrrtn (uran o.vlrr suit llrrrrfl of l otirt tlllir.r,rit lilt t of rprtnia Itl Srtm ttong i r to ilic cbislc ef ax-si i.-e'.ient, atiU in ail r!tnm rrii, to irske aet for the KTiaeut wf te .clti tout l:AIiit:rii :f til l r:a:r; nu.l tlt n.-t -tit.rn, ro fi'e-l fti. trcltir. i e't lor hrrtr-j in aAid rc7itt I nitrt mt Se t nrt flors in I ilirrtr. 1 uttar.. uu t!:e ttt ju.lM.-it tly of ;! .Ionar ti" m, 1 M. of nl I .. t, the me twins 'ho ilavof .lanusrr. IsSt. Witurts. Hi I Ir'rk .! tl of t wut t. ttila 1' i U r of ret.i.iia br, ltvW. W . . KF.rricit. lint. i r. pKn.fv, L. It. Sl.ir.rbr!, f'-t; Attwluuirsiot. AttriijP. Sheriff's Sale B? virtue of a rprtifleil rir of a Avcrr to Die iltiectnl, fnmi the Clerk of the Cnion 4 irriut t curl, I -rill ri,oe at public le, to Uis h giiest Imlricr, on Saturday, the dav of December, A. D., 1SS3, j B'liTMn th lioum ef 10 o'olork . anil t (I'rlix'k r. M . of nl ilny. At iho linr cf ;rj Oi-.iri ttoi.tc. at l.i'..r!. t" tio t ountr . In .i- ' Rn, tho rents ari irotii fir a lim not x- i rt'tina: tfvon vrkn, tiis follnwinit itptrritit lte.il r.MAtc. iti:n:rI in the l ju ;nijr ef L uiua mi I St.ito of ipiintna !o- n : rlmiiia 't.iti Inun trio orin-wct ruinfr the Sinh f ast i.uaucr o( (--iinn !J Town tliii) 11. liafc i Wrjt, iliein-e runnir. Kat 47 lir.l., tlirnce ouUi S.0 r Itftii'i, liifoce nritil Ssi, Darer., vrrst S3 ttnkt. Ilirar DurcH 3.24 1im.a tti ktie iiiara of l'rlniiin. can'.Aiut

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sS5::::,::3;Holibay gogos,--ogqks, uotiohs, jinijntfiit, mtrren An" rot. I will t Hie me j ,,, t t t- . . ' nine tail i.lncf npix; at iiuhiK ! me ( I 1"flf, IPTrpjff W -Tp""? rrT""? PpTr,'t? P--"r tri-t.n simple of..J Ileal K'iBlo. H 1 j a L.5 0 ti II t il J 5 II utWdUJ, lli.ui.' 1 1 a. i I J fit t.v..i?

'1 ken the !ixirtT of J-iio r ilivtkio. SaiaIi H kius. cl. ki . n". t'.ie i:it ot Jmuei Willi. Snl tsle will W niklc wit'.iovtt but reliel wl:ateTer Xrvtn Tiluilioa or .ippi Auemrnt lW. J I. l.WlV t, Sherlt cf Vuiua County. Norcmhnr Uti. A.I., l!i. 1., il, 8tn(i,1. ATi'y. Sheriffs Sale. By Tlrtue of a certl 6e! toyy ef a ik-i-rs to merllrcto l, from the clerk of h Vniou t irrtiillotirt. I will rxpoac at iubiio le to liigheit bulJr oa Saturday, the l.th dav December, A. D., 7rl Between the liur. of l) o'clock a. M . ami 1 o'clock r M., of ltT. Kt tU iiiHr f til I ourt llite nt l.lk?rtr, L'aloa t7otintT. loUtan&. th rents artl prcf fr a teii nt exrrethtitf ee,n reikia, the foilowfn' lirscnlvej rrl il, iuiatett in Iho cur.tr of l'ma ml S'.ilc u! lnilmiiA. tu-erli: IM .-rt off of the we.t en. cf th Snulh r:t qiiAiter of ctioi o. 1, Iw riihij) S e. 1 1 Kaofra No 1 Wrt. Ami un failure, to roilize the full amount ot jti'ljsinent, taiert .i'it coat,, 1 will at the auie time aitcl ila.-e rer at public al Ui le si id pic o sard Keal K.taie. Taken t tli property of Kncy- I'erttereit. Jvirth I'enteott, es. al . at th suit of Mariiatet alee. Saul sale will be mad withaut r.y relief whntercr from valuattoa or airaieuem laws. J. I.. GEOVE, Sheriff ot Cutou County Wot JP:h. A . n., IMS. 1.. H. Manforil. At'?. 3r X O ZX t O 1 O N i 11 Out, OVERCOATS, c3 Eoys Hals, Gaps M iisi 'Trunks, faliccs, etc, AT THE -S'T-Jl-Il-CLOTKIflG HOUSE, REPAROLES OF COST. Theie Goods are of first quality , "well selected for the retail trade, but on account of pecuniary necessity must be eold within 30 davs. REMEMBER THE" PLACE Cor, 8 thfy Jilain sis Odd Fellows Building. Xioliiiioiicl, XikI CnURCilMAN'SIlAIR KING To Hop yotir hair from falline; out and to induce a luxuriant l.eail of hair, free fronnUndrull". Call at his shop on Union street, near the depot. DR. GEORGE A. SIGLER, Physician & Surgeon, LIBERTY, INDIANA. IroTpt attetitloo call, cIht or flight. gtrea to alt vrorxto(ial j t.:.'r" 1K dTir "ol!rk. Ttrie H.iiowae st're. Vew liultiaj. 4 Wilet't

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CIIILDIII N S CLOAKS. V.

CIIILDUKN'S CLOAKS find it to Your Interest. We

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s272: T-r-rrr" J. 7 t .,sd. RESTAURANT i-uc c r.-vor: East Side of Meals at Fresli head and Ovster (inarters. Choice Itemember .

the place bascr.jcnt of Christian C

wwefek i;;'iiW C-iSwdJa Largest Stock in

Eastern Indiana to Tho New Patterns,

BOD! BRUSSELS, VELVETS, T A F EST B 1 3 R U S ELS

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My store till ho!l."sy ecssoii will ht mure attractive than ter .f.re am! rr.y Ka of useftsl and atrc.nriate Gifts inure varie.i i,a ever lu t:;i-Ived iu Liberty. In a wut 1 ivst etvre f i? 1 Headquarters for HOLIDAY PRESENTS!

Iu Iioolit I t.ftr un j.recc-tciite.J Ilsretia f an, 1 lcliou and Ilielorr. .My in t-o:a Gold and Site WATCHES 1

1CUR03I0S, FAINTING, FuAME. IX GREAT V.

Toys and ITcticns in Endless Ouortitj. Fancy Articles and Pocket Books to suitPIANOS, BSfiim. VIOLINS! Come and SMI for Yourself. I mean BUSINESS. Respectfully, w. T. Bowers.

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COLLEGE CORNER, GHiQ.

Jin Experience of Th my JPatrons BUSUIESS MID DRESS In jOw;

Complete inc of (bcuis THE G RE A TES T

Men's and Boys Ready-made Clothing! Ever Sh:7,-rL ty zzj Hqso in Uni:n cemtj AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. JiTy stock of IIVTS j-xiid 05L.ZlPiS surpatse any line ever before shcrcn to the peojile ly any house in the three counties. Eo not jail to see thee ocds. A Very Fine Line of UNDERV7EAR in all Grades. 11 ieiiAcl Iintl Of GLOVES! The "Premier Shirt" in stripes and white, Full Stock of Rubber tW7 - " The consumer always makes 0llf,-'l

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c Cs.ll ar.il Ex.irair.ei our save vou ifonev. c? KJ W u AND BAKERY, to Jacob rox. Public Square. All Hnors, received dailv direct from Ltc. Frui.. Ciirars. Toliacco j. ;rch

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