The Corner Stone, Volume 5, Number 6, College Corner, Union County, 9 February 1876 — Page 3

Wednesday. Peteary 0f 1876. P. 0. Address, College Corner, Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Hamilton & Indianapolis, Railroad Time Curd, COLLEGE CORNER. GOING EAST. GOING WEST.

Pesrbi & Cm. 7 "I a. ra. C 4H r. ra. Mail lft is) a. m. i :'(' :i in. iu. & Peoria Ex. 20 p. in. 8 "a.m. Kt. Wayoa Ciu. S )2 i. in. K 4 " p. m . Excess iO O'j o. m. 2 30 i. in . LIBERTY. Con. Acccm. T 0? .. m. 8 01 p. m. Mail 10 2 m S ti Vreiirht 2 IS p in 10 C" a in in Jc Pooria Kr. 4 02 am 4 0-2 p m Kiire-s S 1 p m 8 11 p ui OXFORD. Con. Accom. 8 11 m 7 ISpm Mail 11 I a m y 10 a in Freight 4 ry, i m ft I" n in fin A- ecria Ex 4 p m ? : 0 i in Visprtss SWpm 8 .IS. p re.

KEI STOVE X "V - Tha Very Bsst jriace a the Country Heating & Cooking Stoves, Aud articles usually kept in a Tin Store. JOB -W O ZR, HOOFING, SPOUTING & GUTTERING Promptly attended toat the lowest rate?. Mtnding neatly and quickly pcrJurraed. share of the Public patronage is solicited . ull-lv. G. WEIDXKR. PLAHIH6 MILL -MlM'FiCTLKKl'.S CFSASII, DOOIIS, BLINOS, MOULDINGS and ikai.i:k in FLOORING,. SIDING, CEILING, Rough and Ready Dressed LUMB E 11 - STAIR WORK A SPECIALITY. SHINGLES & LATH, Of bet Brands constantly on hand. All work in my line done to order ou Short notice. Plans furnished and Verandas made to order. nlS-9mo. GKORGE KKELKIJ. AND LIVERY STABLE BY J- RIDE jX OUR. Fine Rigs and Turn-Outs Good carriages, .single or double, bugties and horses furnished on short notice Oil reasonable terms. fSpecial attention given to feeling. Stable of Jacob Itidenour. nli-tf. OAKER fit B3ADFIELD MA.XUrACTL-r.KUS & DEAtKUS IN Are prepared to do allkimbs Ty of work in ttie Boot and Shoe r 1 line 111 the host manner ait iat i I AT THE LOWEST PRICES. J I V.'e call especial attention to i? rm r m:i!; o? I r ma uoots, tiewca or Pegged. impairing lTeat'7 Dene to Order. COLLEGE nT-1 v.

, TIN STOKE

STOITEJXiOCAL CRUMBS

She smiles across the street. Next Monday is Valentine day. Bead our business locals this week. Buy your apples of Byram at Liberty. Jas. Carver's wife is Improving slowly. Sheriff Gould was in town last monday. Several loads of wood wanted at this office. Henry McGrath's school is out this week. Read Sheriffs advertisement this week. The purest drugs sold in Liberty by Hayden. Read notice to rent in another column. Call and see Landis' stock of jewelry in Liberty. Newspaper business islooking up in these parts . If you want a good gold ring call on Landis in Liberty. Prescriptions carefully compounded by Hayden at Liberty. For a good saddle cheap call on Gould & Wolvertine at Liberiy. Last Thursday and Friday were severe, blustry winter days. Byram of Liberty has a fresh arrival of groceries every week. The reading circle met at Mrs. Lockwood's last Friday evening. A nobby and late style hat can be found at Pierson's at Liberty. Our foreman had a severe attack of the i kdoulonreux last week. Valentines of all sizes and all prices to be h i 1 at B uvers at Liberiy. The smokers favorite are the segars sold by Cully & Son of Liberty. The Lodge of Grangers here is rapidly growing in interest and numbers. Gibson of Liberty has a line lot of dress goods which he is selling off low. Landis of Liberty is the place to purchase your jewelry on reasonable terms. The highest market price centennially paid for produce by Byram at Liberty. A large supply of valentines just received by Bowers of Liberty. Subscription for the Cincinnati Times $1 00 taken by P. R Symnes. A large assortment of Kid Gloves and Gauntlets at Creed's, Liberty. The appraisers finished invoicing the goods of Holz & Greenfield last Saturday. Cully & Son of Liberty have a nice ' assortment of teas and coffees. Try them. Hayden at Liberty has a fine lot of musical instruments which he will sell low. The boys of the place, are beginingt o look out for places to farm the coming season. Blac k Alpacas a specialty at Creed's New York Store, at Liberty, ni-it. The time to hunt quails, and pheasants expired in Indiania the 2nd of this month. Furniture of all kinds from a nice safe to a fine bureau to be had of Peters A Bro., cheap. Ilayden has a lot of brushes, hair and paint, w hich are of a tine quality w hich he offers low. The counterfeit" detet tor has been around, and still rag money is as hard as ever to get. Another matrimonial knot will soon be tied, the gent being one of the business moii ot this place. Kb Russell, Jr., purchased the farm of Mrs. lluldah Osborne, last week and w'll soon take up his residence there. I have a span of mules, sixteen ban Is high for sale; also two log wagons. W. Bi ssKf.. Every body goes to Creed's for Dry floods. Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats. I Caps, Notions, Ac, A c" 1 A choice lot of h its and cap- to select I from at the store of B. S. Fosdick, Lib erty, I ndiatin : The carpenters have been busy the past week putting in a new floor at the U. P. Church. Whips, bead halters and horse blankets cheap, new flock at Gould A Wolverline's in Liberty. In the suit last week between Jake Bidcnoi-r and Mai Florence, Bidenour w as allowed a judgement of $14,50, Geo. Clark can ju-!ly lay claims to the name of the champion duck raiser of the Corner, lie now has a brood of -12. "A penny wise and a pound foolish" 'Hie wisdom is exemplified by those who buy their groceries of Cully A Son. Each young mirried couple should remember that tb place to buy furniture cheap, is at Peters & Bro., of Liberty. When you want children's clothin" call on D. Piero at Liberty who has the experience of many years, and w ill always satisfy you that bis work is good . Although this is the Centennial year i ami me .--pu n oi -,o stiouid not be forgotten, let all remember that B.S.Vosdi-a-I ot Libertv has ., ,a..i; , i i 1 a chote lot ot goods, s

The M. E. Sabbith School was lar-cly attended last Sabbath. " "

A fine pair of gloves can be round at B. S. Fosdick's Liberty, Ind. The ice packers feelings took a fall again last Sunday, and prospect, to Inem look gloomy enough. Our thank are due" T. M. BJdonour and ladv for a ir.t r.r ,.,..i , first we have seen this season i , - v.. u,im- niiiias.ics, me Mr. Lambert, of Liberiy preached in the M. K. Church of this place to a large congregation last Sabbtli. The best safety lamp, iion-cxp!o.dve, easily extinguished and cheap can be had at the iirm of Cully &, Sou, Liherty I -sumerous loit-rs look the sh:.,K- ;,io ; I ofth reet last Sa,i,ath and spit tjeweiry . bacco iuice w irb tlw i-r., . .. " w.-v. A . v i yjt .i J V l r 1 1 Motor. J T. M. Kideiiour is on a trade with his sue nmtns, but the trade will not interfere with the renting of the rooms hi any manner. Bead Joe. Conaway's law card. Joe. is a live lawyei of talent and energy, and all business entrusted to Isini will be carefully attended to. They gather in and almost invariably say. we mean iarmers that Cully 0c Sou of Liberty are selling goods low er than any other grocery h-us ,, Liberty. Charley Weidner, now living on the biuksof the beamitul White Water, paid our tow 11 a lying visit last Saturdav . Gould it Wolvertine of Liberty put up the best set of harness put up in (he Slate, all good material and at low figures. Farmers, before luiyin"; your Jeans, call and examine Creed's. A good Jeans for twenty five cents per yard. The warm sun ami wind of last Sabbath put the snow of flight and left the eyes of sleigh-riders resting ou the hare earth . Our town w as enlivened bp an exciting race last week between the marshal of Oxford and a Franklin county man. B S Fosdick of Libertv goes to the city again this week to lav in a lot of goons. when, a usual he will get the latest stvles extant. The ladies will remember that S. W. Creed is closing out his stock of Shaw ls at reduced prices, call and tret a bargain. Farmers, now is the lime to buy your sugar kettles of Peters & Bro, of Liberty at low prices. They have a largestock now on hands. Boys gen your valentines of Bow ers at Liberty : be has just received a large stock einbraceiug every variety, big hearts and little hearts The boys all say that By ram at Liberty .always did sell the best segar, and his reputation is still good, as he buys and oilers none but the best. Lvery man iu the country wan!', at least should desire a suitof good clot lies, and the place to get them put up cheap is by Dave Piersou at Liberty. Harry Ilawley iu company with several f the University boys at Oxford, while testing the explosive qualities of a bottle of powder one day last week, heard a noise and saw blood. Harry reviving a piece of broken glass in his hand which cut quite a severe gash. Jos . Landis ot Liberty, whoso long has filled the position -.s a supplier . f the w ants of the people iu the line of Jewely, goes to the city this week, and will lay in a liu assortment of lings' breast pins and watches. ould A Wolvertine of Libertv have im-t received an 1 nmense st(ck and tire now prepared to furnish the public w iih a tine set of harness or a srood. fine saddle or anv hing in the line of hariiess making, on short notice an I on reasonable terms. Chicken thieves are throwing themselves aroun rather loose, much to the discomfit of several fanners' near here who have lost several do;?en chickens of late. Yes! it is always well lor yon to pay attention to locals,for Peters & Bro. have the nicest lot of tinware iu the town of i Liberty, and sells lower than any other fn m. If Gould has made the best Sheriff Union County has ever had he has also proven that he will ami can supply the wants of all with harness or saddles at low rates. r armors and every body will re-' member you can buy clothing at cost for th next sixty days, at Creed's New York Store, at Liberty, Indiana. Let the citizens of College Corner put forth their efforts to have a Centennial celebration at home instead of wldskiioo'f tn PIiI.,.L. i.tit, !,,.! I .... . ..iiiiMviiiiin mi nan iccn backs and time. The complaints of many househohl havej been onifrwl Kt- tlrt t ..1 . ... a. ....... . un. i.nMiu.niinii into sod. iwiiw M..n:n incresMng In demand ,

Notice to Hunters. All persons arw warned not to

hunt or trespass ou our farms, Win. Russell, II. York, J. .McCrav, G. Laird, Geo. Wilson. Ramsey & Bro's. are making a commendable change In their store r.-.m, arranging It so that they can u-e tht hall for good.,, as their increa-e of htU ittss dcmmids of them more room. Geo, CollVy hadn't lost bmTone day that whs fit to work out since he quit fain; work. Ged. I industrious, know how to work does it, Mid some others would do well to follow his exampb?. I invite the attention of the ladies to my stock of iVb'.e Goat, Kid and nil styles of custom made shoes. Every pair warranted to gic s-alis-r-'ution-S. W. Ci:ei;i. The exultant cry g..cd forth that John I'vle has the name, and rig lit! v deserves it of being one of the bvs"t hoot makers in Ui.ioti County. Read his advertisement this week in another column ;md give him a call. Last Fri !av night the m m in the Moon looked oddly down ami smilingly approved the morn- sh i rt, ,i 1 .-.. merrvshonrs ,:',;.... ... . .5... . .1 1 . ie lililiU-

.......,..,,..00, lVor tmnsi beiN, rang ! the 1.,-d ot I i.:ian er k tbfjn- u.-irh tlirough our stiects till a lute hour of i'. -f'..ui ;, d. gives w-e-: sixt n n!ht. , pi'U-s 1 l(.-!:e.- s.,i!jii s. m!y--.x ail I ..... j fourth d.-gr wet nlti-,- -u.. na-'t.iii To insure a good crop of corn, the ' ihem-r m.m;.'i lort v-inr.e g; (--farmer not only n-eds to have Id I ?! '' J"'!": ,.!i,,'i' '- :,,i:! - "ty-

g.omm ,n goo,, cor.luion, but. also needs to put the s.ed in right, aid this can ... only le done in a Hist cl as manner bv using the lousier Grain Drill so.l bv I-,,.., i -, . - Lz.aCustot L.herty, whu h is without Young man! when von ,r!.t always hand the miniver, in addition to his fee, trom r0cts to a dollar for each paper iti which you wish the notice of your marriage to appear. Fi.fy ents w ill pay for a simple announcement, but a dollar will call forth an editorial 'send off." Buook VILLK AMKtaCAN. Bro. Stivers sich is the pure cream of of common sense which we have long been endeavoring to get at, and we trust our readers will heed it. Old Mother Hubbard went to the Cupboard to get her poor self a dish. When she got there. The Cupboard was bare. But then this was before she knew w hat she now knows, for not a family iu the land need be without a nice set of dishes, for Lzra Crist of Liberty has just received an immense stock. which he is selling by the wholesale j and retail, lower than any firm in tin; ' county, and as us they can he bought in the city. All of the best make, and nice. Just take a peep at his soKk,vou will be surprised, but Kzra always selccfs the useful s well H bought in the beautiful when buying his stock. Have You Heard the News? John Pyle of Liberty has a fine stock of boots and shoes on hands which lie will sell at reduced rates kip boots from six dollars, eight and other work in pioportion. For Kent. I have two large, commodious store rooms, well fnrnished with drawers, shelving and good cellar, mtab!e for a dry goods, grocery or drug store. Call on or address T. M . BloKNocr, i'3-tf. College Corner, Ohio. Eailrsai Cir.dsrs. Railroad travel is looking up. We tire sorry to learn that Charley Bodcnberg, con luctor of the C. II A I 1? 1 ... " iej .0. num.; MC!. Then' is not another railroad in the state that better time can be made ou. that is more accommodating, or that is betieu managed than the C. II. A I. II.1z7.ard, who some time since was i w oundvd iu the knee bv a fall is a -on ! j able to punch tickets and cast warm? hus upon the trav eters over the " . II. ! A I. llf was mi old man, gray hea led, but j would read the Patrol with all the ! enthusiasm of any other railroad man, and if was strange what a demand there was for that Patrol. But it w as ri-hf, as the conductor carries one in the lining ol his hat. J , ii. i. mi. one oi luema-t unassuming and popular conductors on the road, had the picture of h ing the first man w ith ti complete train w ith the -.r brake ever run over the C. IL A L Boad- Last Friday night being the first. Jack Langden, for several months ! ni2rlit-Ooerator at this nlacf l-r --...(,.. i day to ftk ch irge of the office at Bn-h-ville. 3Ve tire sorry to lose Jack, and recommend him as om- of the nio-t agreeable young mn of our acquaintance. He is one of the best operators on the lino. Wm. Cunn inghtim is now the pumper of water for the railroad, at this station. Harry Freithey. Freight conductor, fell through the ice while skating at Hamilton last Satin day mid Jiurt himself severely. Sell Your Hides to llolz. He p.,s the highest market price ror hides of all kinds. Call ou him if you want the cash. FOR SALi:. House anrt Lot, Xo. 15 A 10, in College Corner, O. For Price and Terms apply to J a My5 Knt. Ox!. r-C o.

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ClaUllS against ;:! If0!2 .t tin ..-nit.-ll are required to present them tw tin: v.r.-der.-ig!2cd accordiug to law. L. J. Clink 1 1 . K. . VI I LJIUl.t. J. C. Cilmuuk. i "Jgnee. J .l!ege Corner, Ofu... F.?, Is:. SheriiF-s Sale I3y virtu-? it an e.-i c.:!. :i t. m,' '.' rie!i d, from 1 he .'If rk of t."s-i l'n;'U Circuit Coiir;, I will -x:sw- at PnlIic sale to thv biglr'st bh!-i-r, ,mj SttttrtVij.3I,irh. 4th. ISIO. Ji.-tu ecu the hours of ly o !.H k a. : i . and 4 o'clock p. m.. ot sal 1 d:,v, tl.e dcr of the Court lb-e ot Union county the r!its and i.roitjs fo.- a term n: exceeding seven yea is,' the l'v!!:w Pig b-seiibe.i re;,! estate tt-w it n ! 1 I by .lames B'a'.r alia .lame, B. owucr tlii1 r the w ill i I John Blair jta-.s.-e l in Fniuu county, Indiana, The north part of north f; -t jttarffi ot ion cloven, 1uh ;i.i;u ; ras.one west, Ih-. iiiiuii g at t h'i iinttli corner of said .ju u ;- i , thence .-. ,: one t'.egiee, twelve seconds K, rui-niiK-lio-iejith jM.ie, to , :..-,(, toi-;e t w uli tb Sine that divi b s sai l . it (or I m tw.-pial parts north .-igi.iy-au,- .1 I ji-i-cs Hllle M.,.,,!ids 1.1 !;t ml 1 lb J i i u i ec ami (. us i' o... m-. 1 jndes, ,l,cce no,,!, riu v.ht au i ti,;.: ': 1 1' dg: ,-es w e-t tuVnti -ot-e an 1 iiir-- an 4,i;,--'iai t We-t tWt i I tlx Oct- north toiu tocii d ;Tfi ' " ,U'- 'h'-tice math n.t ty ,-. I gree west twelve i-Us, tlu oce s.?itt,; j tl.ivty-duve degrees west ihhtv-two iM'.', '.f.un,g (broogi, t!i f p.'K's to t ho line n.i.uiiig V , V" V"1 U" V-'1 Ut"1 41 1 1 ' t YeSt f'r K,i 1 ! ! . , V-V''!! l'.,?n' :"r!?i f ' ent- r ot ;aid line

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,"""M" to iler t i s.-u i pcmcriTh-vr mil ot iuu-re-t, U1 thence east w ith the north !il:! ,ry i with a r.rc rdish ia wr.tlion hue of sam quarter to the p! ;c of w it', the Cvutenui .l c, 1. bralk u cf ginnuig ntaniuigs-veiity-f.mr acres. 1 v,..r

amlon latliire to rea!i the full j;moiij,f 01 ju tgmen!, interests :;n l costs, I wills at t he same time and place ex 1 1;.. . ... 1 . .ii .. . . - .... : - I .u.M.. Mir ;ni i.ie iii;nr, litieaD'j li,rtr'st as held by James Blair alias Ja::: i ?t ..I 1 - , , ,., ,. T . .ail :s .l ulled -S.m .I - .. 1 ... . 'Cl. B:imsec as er nt.es 10. .l. it.. i-.. - . ......... .....iv Ul IU U,i B imsey A Brother. Said sale w ill be made subject to th i

appraisement laws of the Statu of Im!:-J K!er,!,:!v iB;:tr.it-l articles ou. C!i ana- New oik, by J. hn F. Mise s, will pThis the Ot.i day of February. A. I. 1 pear at one, ni w ill attract the sttf-i.-l''-K. B. Gvi.! i ni of all, in ity or eousitry, l.wmik Slieritr of Union County, j with interest the Jev uient t tbe Bart. Burk, Attorney tor l'l.i'ii'hl'. jrreat iu-trope:ls-, and afiW-tk-iiattly re-

iiii-.it . . j Attachment a ntl Garnishee Notice j Mate of Indioi q O ! I- moiK. omity. O O , . .- . . . JiCioro UiUialli Smith. Jtssttee ot the Peace of Union Tow is, hip. Lewi.. Soungeil, Assigaoe) of Holbrook and Schrichte C Vs. i .i!c:iaei .ici'onaitL'n i 1

Be it known tb.it on the 2'th .l.ivnfi'.'01'1-'."1

January, lS7tj. , ii I L igr-u As--ioe- .i itoiortx-K ana rcin n hso ,;;,ui.; til.s m the above cau-e, liL'd Uf .re inv lh-ir comi.laiut i.gainst sai l Michael Melio'iaugh, defeii.I.uit ; al-o anM.-ui; :;ini uu.iertaknig, entitliugthf in t w tits ... 1 ot atfncliment and irarmhee: and it appearing that said defondatit is ii-.-c a re-i-uent of the State of Indiana. -Now, theretore, sal Michael McDaiiaugh. is hereby notified to ppearoetore me. at inv otbee ::i said I -onty 011 the tiist day of March, A. 1)., lS7u, at 13 o'clock a. m., a:i ! move. denmr, .and answer to the r-rendse. or j the cause will be a djug-d in his :-bsct.ee. 1 Wi; ties, me hand mis! s.:l this Tin j day ot February, A. D., 1S70. 1 Wii.i.iam Smith, J. P. srxt. ! "t'-bv. fi Jit e. -il Vlcf Tl :i:k cfFAK3I & sriux? WAUO.IS. College Ccraor, C liepniring: prosnptly doit tf order. --t f . Fashionable Milienery, ArlD 2S ant 3.13. 2-Salsia. JIIS. S. A. I.OCKWOOD. College Corner, O. frod. cheap, gatiffuctien . b!3. INDIANA HOUSE, TTest Sidfi of Pablie Square. LIBERTY, XHSTjD. S. SIJUTXG, Proprietor Best Fare the Market Affords. Amp.! Accommodations for all. Good S.ni-td.

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sj;orter stori--, i!vse v. l,,; . ... .3 w tori 8 3 Dy A .11 Ki; i CAN AUTHORS. he firt wf t!:s?. rrw c-xi iKil M h sm Ilegiii- In tlif November;. ;unKert a: i r:::i ! r ti!t iiio:,',. , i-t.vir. il.i r:-r- si: -: exu " : . . 'i s. o i i. -r.i :er. h t:. si:;!. c-r :ld. Ct.lb.'.s fiii,-:t I r -i Id- I t p.,:.::-. v an i -. r : viv'i h: w i:bout ! IS t ! ini-; gr;-' rev ot early Caiilor::Ia lite tl.l - '-- r:::::r : Or, Show Year I '.is, j,,,r j ct Eim.u'.is i:vi:klti bale. 'll i."-fn "r :..- i hd i in t. jiitl.wi.vr:i t-rri:o:y, icv frtiiii-g the St !'t-.s o: L"'i;i,a;; ju-.J Ti-x.is, m tbf. tim ot A:r.:i Burr's : oa x... n . ! ?: i r: tt , 1 ,' e ! if! a --.re! ;o!i v. .', li iti) now Amrica;i. tow ir:j:tii. and iow jiai,i-i, ;:.! rni-ni -I tUt-ir iZvuturor,, iiv-s ni .Los a .vi.ri- ii ;... ami nail ii.ig ir.ti if-! ? rvescbf'Ut. i six M fai:::?.t:'s v.u atio.n," By Cd. GL.K. WARING, Jr. L'e!. I'j.'iiU inw in Kiimv. t:?:!tng, in a ! t; o t-i 1,::h'!c.I ii i ti ' ; y tiii " I f !!)! cril :i of t!i v; e-rx, if- g v i!!ys .i Koioj.. 'Phis ...-i :..! e: lea Of ' j.;i;jT- J.I o.i, ? I." i-Vrll ;i,-re in- ' til e,'.l ag t! itl that Hi ii Hultll our ci:nti:nn i al i.irrTi:iiL v..,. . ... . j " ' M'4-' 1 A r1 f 'h'vtl'u of Ke,:r.;i.,t:srT t Letters, in -.drily from tort- in ti.eh and j.h::.l:a.vtly iLi.rTn.T;:r azji ...I W w M 4 m i , Wi ::!!! re-j tivcly It SO.'i ?. 'lhe tew o; .-. 1 j.'ai out trig i! Tive i iiitrre-; 111 voii-g l.:e mac these 1 I t I ' ;a.iy timely, ai:,l W;.I ata.-nro ta u:iu-u.d j::-:t:io:i . :i lur i: OLD NEW YORK. mem. -or the .u.u)il pccnl.ar;i olden t hue. C't IIS ! -' insmL-erprofnsc-ly illiwraicd. tUu rt:.bl:ng u. t,t 2ivr u. our t'.m-rij taud .-rmanent va'.m- evW atvdi:.,! ia a u:t iBu-tratot i-ri.v.Ud. fi,d,-r i: i ' taocu-:-.::i J ii:aoa--n.c;.t I hi? in.i'.l'rif j w ill :n t'u- :"n;ui-"be Jt-Vote-!, a i: l..s I b1 0 4.1 , 1 1 I Chl istialt : . t o res. i4c:ii ru t The Ildiiorial I partmciils. e-nti :i Ir p . e, . : r-i-.-t roir.--Holland's i..rm i ,", I tt.-r a-i o;,r e m -ly edit'-rial-, a- wa ll .-s B-vi' w ot ti,f j ,:..: w. ia. - ui Art, J.::rrt;ue, ! M The 1 Yid. complete, Nov. 1 $73. t-3 Oct. I sja. b. . 1 ; 1 I ni.i.ri,.,"i.i! eb.-i t . ...f2C.f0 1o. dnj. to.ir.:d ia half ivroct-O. Vo!. le-.ein :n NovemVr st:d May. Any f the e.u oer u!;sa.-- I t- VII I j wifi be su;. ii.-I s..-; ;r -."-'y to parti--w h wish tiieni t..l --itipc'.' .-; at this r.d . . ., cloih, Ji.o-.' ; L.uf Ui,rocco, s3.t-. Bcoksc'h r, nr.d Psf mr-stf r tvi'.l te -ap-.diod a rates !h.tt w ill enable tlu-m to irll iiiiv i-i ih al-.e r.-rs. nb.-r-s u'.'.J i,;oas;. reiiir it: P. M. Moiv-v Oi-.'u 1:1 i. Ci u k s e r lrat:. ,.t- l y resist. -res! ii-t.rr.s i! ti-i'.t I lH't 1 ! e- i. s ; i i - k. .Mowy f: '.id., t " ICS B rt 1 w it r , . i w V i k . LIB12RTY. IXDh jc: rt t ; ice VZ.IA for v lie j Corn, Oats, Flaxseed "?r.s in trkn at Lilierty, Ial. Colleen- Corner, Ohio, -r any ether aalion oa Hie C. IL A. I.I,. IL J"OI-3H5T PYLS, LIBERTY, WD. DEALER IN" soots c s: 9 f eT mr w&t&A t? f ,1 i.aiii:s A I . ta Ci: -: r,i Work of all kind ma Order with neat noss and Upat-h . Next to St iiit'"..- grocery, t bestcf work done c:i the lowes-t terms. i.jw-tf. .JOHN pvi.n.