The Corner Stone, Volume 5, Number 8, College Corner, Union County, 23 February 1876 — Page 3

CORITEIi STOITE. Vainsrday. February 23, 1S7S.

P. O. Address, College Corner, Ohio. Hamilton t Indianapolis, Hall road Time Card. 'COLLEGE COBWEB. GOING EAST. GCTXG V. r.ST.

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HEBE IT IS DANIEL B. JENNINGS MANUFACTURER & DEALER IN BOOTS & SHOES, BROWNSVILLE, IND, E very pair of Hoofs or Shoes warranted, :uil mending neatly and promptly performed, u 14-tl. JOHN PYLE, LIBERTY, IND. DEALER IN BOOTS & SHOES, LADIES AND GENTLEMAN'S WEAR. Custom Work of .-ill kitiils made to Order with neatness and dispatch . Next to Stantons grocery, the best of work done on the lowest terms. n36-tf. JOHN PYLE. Fashionable Millenery, AND Mantau Making MRS. S. A. LOOK WOOD, College Corner, O. Goods cheap, satisfaction. Work warranted tp n13. wanted.1!"::" women Siisinsss tint will Taj from iff to hS ;mm' day, can he pursued in your own neighborhood, .".nd is strictly honorable. Pautk.ti.ahs fkkk, or ?ainp!es worth several dollars ihat will enable y.ui to go to work at once, will be tent on receipt of fifty cents. Address J. LATHAN & CO., 232 Washington .St., Boston Mass. n10. Indiana House, West Side of Public Square, LIBERTY, IND. S. SERING, Proprietor. Best Fare the Market Affords. Ample Accommodations for all. Good Sample Rooms. n18-1y. JOE. CONAWAY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LIBERTY, IND. Office over Walton's shoe store. All legal business promptly attended to Mortgages and deeds carefully drawn J. C. GILMORE, NOTARY PUBLIC, College Corner - - - - Ohio. "Hcciis anl Mortgage rawn.anl Acknowlcdsements taken 01T.ee in the Depot. nl.1. WALKER'S Tonsorial Palace, Liberty Ind. [ROOM UNDER HAYDEN'S STORE] If you want a clean shave, a neat hair trim or a good shampoo, give me a call when in Liberty. n32-6mos, JACOB WALKER. COLLEGE CORNER, HOTEL. College Corner, O. M. SCHLENCK, Prop't'r. Boarding by the day or week, at reasonable terms. By courteousness and close attention to the comfort of our customers, we guarantee the best of accommodations to the traveling public. n13 NEW YORK TRIBUNE. "TilN I.EABI5G AMERICAN yiAVS?APi'.U ." THE BEST A1VEUTISIXJ MKlHtM. Daily, $10 a j-ear. Seiiii-Weeily, t?:J "Weekly, Iosiagre Free U lue Sn'oseriher. Sjieinien Copies n::d Advt:rtiiiig Kates Fre. Weekly, in rinbs of :jf) or inore, oniv $1. pot.if jiaid. Ad'.res,-. 'I'm k Tkt'.H k !., X. Yc iii?-ly iTinfll STAR BARBER SHOP. -pnOir. WS.2G2ST may be found at his barber shop, in the, basement of Wilson's new buildinir, at a ino-a any time. Please jjive the. l'rof . y call if you want a first class shave . liG-Gme.

LOCAL GPwTJjyTBS.

The measles are in town. Ida Crume's school was out last week. Some good wood wanted at this office. The best cigars in town, at Herron's. Read our new announcements this week. Two more weeks of school on to Ohio side yet. Canned fruits of all kinds at Cal Herron 's . Jos. Conaway gave as a friendly call last week. The freshest butter in market at P. H. Harrison's. Pork shipments, have been light for the past few weeks.. Buy the Imperial plow, sold by Rude, Bros at Liberty. A nice bedstead or footstool cheap at Jarrell & Snyder at Liberty. If you want a nice set of curtains call on Jarrell & Snyder at Liberty. Jake Ridenonr is talked of as candi date for Sheriff of Union county. The case of O'Leary and McCluskey has been taken to court at Eaton . If you want a number one browned coffee, call on Herron, he keeps it. Several of our bloods will attend the Madrigras at Cincinnati this week. Always go to the Indiana House at Liberty if you want a good square meal. Last Saturday night whiskey was the controling spirit with several parties. Byram still has a few apples left which are just as nice as the first he sold. Now you should all subscribe and get yourselves a farm and the Corner Stone also. Call and fee the new lounges which Jarrell & Snyder have on hands at Liberty. Bound and round the mill wheel goes, and turns out the best flour, at McDill's mill. Will. McCleary is off this week on a canvassing tour with his letter copying book. It is rumored that T. S. Witt has sold his house and lot to Mrs. Huldah Osborne. Paymaster Ewing, smilingly passed over cash to the boys along the line last Friday. Any kind of patent medicine you may want, to be had of Hayden at Liberty. No farm complete unless furnished with one of Rude & Bros., walking cultivators. The cheapest place in the county to buy furniture is of Jarrel & Snyder at Liberty. Stop that creaking wagon by applying a dose of genuine tar, sold by Shera & Hathaway . Hayden at Liberty has a fine lot, of brushes which he sells lower than ever offered before. Jarrel & Snyder at Liberty are selling stoves lower than they can be bought in the country . Andy Mclvillipp and, .Tohd Allen started to nt-ii! the .lailrigras at Xew (,r'e.iiis 1 tst week. Don't neglect to remember that the place to get fresh bread and cakes, at all times is at Ilerroiv's. T. "M. Wilson has sold bis frame dwelling in the western part of town to 31 r. A. B. Cray for Bill heads, n "tes, and all kinds of job work done at this o'nYo in neat r-tvie. and at the lowest pi ices. John Shepherd's snake dog yielded un ghost under a ear w heel last wek. He w as faithful to the hist. Touch up your horses and take your grinding to Me!i!l. He is prepared, and does do a f.rst class job. John Smith's babe, residing in Stringtown has been quite sick, but is now improvingunder lr Haw-ley's care. Byram of Liberty always in rhe front ranks with the best grades of coffee, lias now a new lot that cannot be beat. The war is over and spring time is coming (Jain your stiength for the Summer's work bv using MeDills iionr. If the. constable on the Ohio side makes an arrest it is optional with the insuec wether he opens the door or no. Batter cakes and maple molasses are rood, but be sure they are made out of MeDiil's Hour, if you want them extra. Kude, Bros . of Liberty promptly fill all orders for building material, such as shingles, lath, lumber, ccc, at bed rock prices. James Bridgford will move the first of olarchona farm near Millville. J. Slo.m will occupy Bi itlgford's present home. Union County Court wont fit until the 1M Monday in March but Ilayden of Liberty, has the. latest styles of note paper and envelopes. Joe. Gil more';-! boarders all boast of th fare set before them, and the waj' if, is prepared. Joe. has undoubtelv Hm ho tel to stop at, Lt travelers remember this. If you want to get a good plow, either one horse or 1 wo horse, go to Kosel tug and call on Lee Bhodes, be has them the best in the market, also repairing and laying now; V.i orjcr cheaper than

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There are a lot of towels and dishes left from the M. Ik Festival t;;jclaimvo which can be found utShera. & Hathaway 's store.

Men of wealth become rich by saving, ami it is money save 1 by all who go to Goo. Kcelcr's in Liberty for their building material. What's your meals worth to you unless you haye good butter. The dace to get the freshest, the best and the sweetest is at P. 11. Harrison's. The eastern part of our village is afflicted with a romantic young lady, who spends her time .sitting in the parlor, while her poor old mother does the drudgery. Blinds and window frames of nil kinds for sale by Geo. Ivccler at. Liberty at startlhigly low prices. Give him a call and see his prices, before purtrhas ing elsew here. He sat wrap.ie I in a clou 1 of smoke. People snulled the air and said splendid and he answerd all their questions by saving, go to Cully's at Liberty if .von want the best segar . If you are preparing to build, it would be well to remember that Kude, Bros., of Liberty are prepared to furnish house building material of all kinds made to order. "Pap may I go to Liberty V" "Yes my son, ami tell Kude it Bros., to send me another corn drill, as I cannot do without two on the place. They are true and easily managed." Knough money can he made by every farmer to take iiun to the Centennial this year by buying the Imperial breaking plow, sold by Kude, Boos., at Liberty. There is none better made or that gives more, general satisfaction than the Imperial. We trust that the citizens of College. Corner and vicinity will take speedy measures to secure a mill by the project mentioned last week. It will be of more benefit the business interests of the Corner than any other one improvement. Sash, doors and ail kinds of building material for sale at Geo. Ktvler's. plaining miil iu Liberty as low as any place in the count ry. Mr. Keeler is a good workman, has good machinery, and consequently is prepared to furnish good work. John Jones had a most wonderful crop of corn last year, ,ind he attributes his success to the fact that it was all put in the grouti 1 with Kude, Bros, corn drill, which is rapidly takig the lead over the Continent as the best, doing its work complete. lr. matters not whether the weather is fair or foul, whether the M.idrigras goes riu or not. Eaeh and every one can tin.: the very best groceries and at the lowest pi ices r.t Cully ot Son's at Liberty who are always ur to the limes Willi fair articles at bottom priests. It is true that a body cannot occupy two places at the same time, yet it will be wise in every man who wants a liargain in hogs, cattle, hay, corn, itc, to attend the. sale, of Aaron Filers, on Saturday, Feb. 2d, sit Koseburg. Such oppor tunities to buy good stock doesn't come up every day. If we are allowed to advise our farming friends, we would say to all that if you want the best walking cultivator ma'.in.aetured in the United States go soon to Kudos A Bro., at Liberty, as or ders ant coming in rapidly ami -ou might be too late. The following are the names of Use pettit Jurors for the Union county court, w hich s:ts on the Jd .Monday i:t March. John Boss, Leonard T. Farr, K. 1. Brown, Joshua Watson, Theo. Ammermon, Thos. Nickels, Ik Faulkner, Jas. N. Ferguson, S. J. Prott, Wm. K. Hall, A. 11. Ba! linger, W. Jones. Henry Miller undertook tr lead his horse across a culhert bridge on the K. B. above tow n. The horse got fast and was left to his fate : but the night watchman, finding the road blocked by animal flesh secured help and rolled the quadruped off into the mud, from which it soon appeared all right. Unsolicited by 31 r. Colson wo again present his name to the people of Union County as candidate for Treasurer and we belive that a better choice could not be made. A life long Kepublican lie has never been ultri, and can count his friends by the hundred. We trust that the voters of Union, County will look to their interests and secure Mr. Colson as their next candidate. Ho has been a successful business man, and is just the party to confide, the money of the County to. For Kent. I have two large, commodious store rooms, well furnished with drawers, shelving and g'MMl cellar, suitable for a dry goods, grocery or drug store. Call on or address T. 31. Kin Kxour, n3-tf. College Corner, Ohio.

Gooti Advice. All persons knowing themslvos indebted to us are requested to call and settle, by the first, of March, promptly or ten p.r cent, will lit ad led to all accounts not settled by that date. n7--'t. B.ki:k it Bii.tr.fiKi-D

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Our ft.e f,r publL-hiiit: SXea. ja a.vanee. nnnouncciECDt !- For Legislature. We are authorized to announce that J. 1. Kennedy, of Liberty, is a candidate 1 1 n- Keprcscnt.itivc- Jo the State Legislature, f r the district composed of the counties of Fayette and Union, mi!c ject to the Kepublit an nominating convention of said counties. For Sheriff. Mi'.. Envoi:: Please annouiu'e my natae as candidate for tin; otilee of SheiitVof Union county, Ind., subject t iln; uuminuatiug election ot mo Kepublica'o party, of said conuty. J . L. G rove. For Treasurer. Ms:. Enron: Please announce the name of John Colson as a candidate tor t!u oifiee ot Treasurer of Union county, I lid., subject to the nominating elect 'urn tftl'( Kcpuhlican party, of. -a id roiiiuy and oblige . M ANY VcTKi;s. I .V m i:m Oil l VM. An old Mason and citizen trotie. W ot'shipful Master, warden and Brethren of Fairfield Lodge, Ni. 'JS. F. & A. 3.1. Again our hearts have been touched by the. saddling itilluetice of the hand of bereavement, softening our thoughts atidj impressing ujiou our minds the great lesson that we. too, are mortal, and bearing n rapid ilight to the ocean of eternity. The Angel of death has .again entered our Lodge, and we heard not the rustling of his wings, or the bound of his footsteps, neither spake he of the land beyond the horizon of time, but silently gathered in the harvest of death, our acred and much esteemed Prot!ier, Win. Hose, bearing him to that land where the spirit needs no guiding hand, bill roams at will, not among, but forever away fro-:i the shadows. The deceased was born in Sharptown, Salem county, New Jersey, on the 2Sih of Nov. 17'Jl, and at the age of twenty-two, in the place of his nativity, lie joined the Masonic Order, Feb. lSllJ, at which time and place he also received some of the higher degrees of Masonry. lie came to Fairiic'.d, franklin Co., Ind., May 1S17, since which time he has been familiarly ond widely known throughout the Ys'htto Water Valley. As a neighbor and a citizen lie was much respected, and esteemed, having enough in his composition to make him one of the most companionable of men. His history, and his name have become household words, and needs no pen picture of Ids life from us. It is ol lii;,i us a 3Iasoa we would speak at this time. At his earliest convenience, after his arrival in this country, to his Ibcthrcii of llrookvi'de Lodge he made himself known. By the Mystic wood and sign, By the secret :irt divine. By each point of fellowship. By the grasp and by the slip. By the right we dare net name, liy a Brothers sacred claim. And in the sixty years of connction with the fraternity, we Ihid u wonderful devotion, and attachment to the principles; of the Order, and in this respect he was a representative Mason, being fearless and immovable in his fraternal relation, hut pliant and impartial with his Brethren. Feb. ind 1S70, t'-t the ripe age of four-score and two years, our Brother looked upward with the heavenly east in view, lor he had received the summons from the Grand Lodge above, and. it being within the first square of his work, he hastened to be clothed with the regalia of the shirs, when in the npper Shckinah, the Grand Master of the universe lias lifted the seal of secrecy from his lips, ami the veil of time has been rolled to our sides, displaying to his wondering vision the glories of the inner Temple, rtulinnt with beauty, and the unspeakable grandcur of the presence of the Great I Am. Blessed, thrice blessed be the memory of our aged Brother who has passed through the western porta!, we trust, to rue again in the east, and so be ever with the Grand 3Iasler of eternity. Committee, Eii. Pigman, .1. A. Mills, S. F. Conrad, Secretary. A Jury has assured Landis that lie is insane. The Queen opened the British Parliament in person. Stokes w ill ha-ve to serve out the remainder of his sentence. "Mother Stewart," the temperance crusader, is in England working for the cause. Wm. C. Gunilrtnn, propietor of the St. Julian llotell, Hamilton, O. died last Wednesday. A terrible mine disaster is reported from Belgium, by which, over two hundred men were hopelessly hurried. Notice to Hunters. All persons are warned not to hunt or trespass on our farms, Vrm. liussell, 11. York, J. 3IcCray, G. Laird, Geo. Wilson. FOIi S AL IE House and Lois, Nos. !." it K", iii College Corner, O. For Price and Terms apply to James Nci r, Oxford, ().

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dersigned have been appointc! and qua!- ; ithd A.-sigi.c s f :ivv lk!i iV Abraham Greenfield. All ktsods haing claims against sai l lio'z A Greeidiil l are required to present them to the undersigned according to law. L. J. Cum; ) . . J. C.Git.Mui.c. ( Assignees College Corner, Ohio, IV.-. l7t;. noG-;;t. SheriiPs Sale B )y virtue ot an jcoution to nre ti

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...... .. . .. , . i ttxir of the Court House ot Union county the reius and ; r. ?s t,r a term no: exceeding seven years, the following deci ibed t ea! e-tate t -w it as hi Id by J. inies If air alias James B. Sowder under the will ot John Blair deceased in Union co.itity, Indiana, The north part of north cast quarter ot seettoti eleven. tow::shij ten, rang one west, beinnitig at I he north ret corner of said quarter, th-wce south wie d'gi ee. twelve secomls est, seventynilie ii e-teu!!l poles to a stme. thence with the lino that divides said quarter in two i-qnal '.rts north eighty-nine degrees, twelve seconds West to the middle of the bed of Indian creek thence north ".7 and one-fourth degree-west sixteen pole thence south seveuty-six and o.n fourth degrees west nine and one-half poles thence south forty-nine degrees west four poles thence south seventythree and one-half degrees test twelve poles, thence north. liity-cight and three fourth degrees west twenty-one and one half poles thence north fourteen d, gtees west four poles, thence north forty degrees west twelve piles, thence south thirty-three degrees west thirty-two poles to the line running through the cMit. r of said quarter ttsete- est on sai l line to the west line of sat I quarter seciiou. thence north I the west line of sai l quarter to the north-west corner of aij quarter J thence east with the north iKiund try line of s:i;d quarter to the place of beginning containing seventy-ton r acres, and on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, interests and costs, I will at t he same time and place expose at public sale all the right, title and interest as held by James Blair ri'.ias James B. Sowder a above mentioned. Taken as the property of James Blair alias James Sowder at t he- suit Th"i.ias Bamsey as partners under the firm o! Kunsey Oc Brother. Said sale will be made subject to the appraisement laws of the State of Indi ana. This the Tth day of February, A. Ib 187u. E. B. GorLD. Sheriff of Union County. Bart Bark, Attorney for Plaintill." n(;-;u. Attachment and Garnishee State of Indiana.) Q Q Union Coimty. ) k5 Before William Smith. Justice of the Peace of Union Township. Li-w is Sohr.gen, Assigucid of Ho.'brock and SchrichteV vs. t 3l!ch.u-l McIonaug!i Be it known that on the 2."i!i day of January, 1S7, said Lewis Sohugeu Assignee of HolbriK-k and Sehrichie plaintiilsin the above cause, tiled before me iheir complaint against said Michael Mclnaugh, defemlaut; also a.'iidavits and undertaking, entitling th'-m to v. rits of :'.ttachment and garni-hee; and it appearing that said defendant is not a resident, of the State of Indiana. Now. therefore, s ti l Miehat l McDojiaugh, is hereby not Bled to appear before me, at my of-iee in said county on the tir.-t day of March, A. lb, 1S75J. at 10 o'clock a. m., and move, demur, and answer to the premises, c-r t!e cause w ill be adjuged iu his abscp.ee. Witness my hand and seal this 7th day ot l ehruary. A. 1)., iS,t. Wji.i.iam Smith, J. P. si;al. nG-lw. mmm"mmm MAMTACTUr.rr. of r F All 31 & SPRING WAGONS. Colics o Corner, O. Itepairing: promptly order. tlone to nlO-tf. Advertiser's Gazette, ul Journil of itffofUKttio-n for Atlrerti tsers. Mk eoties uhltslitxl iveviclij. Terms per ft i tin t;i. m ttdednce. Five si-!!iet copie? (J; f- rent da t tire diircs for cts . USc, io. 41 Park liuw, New York. Uco. F. Kowcll A Co.. EJitor Jfe Pahlislvers. 2GL- HTJSSET. Stcno Cutter -c2i Saccn. COLLEGE COi.'X:. O. Stone Cutter and lasonery promptly attended to. Persons havingchimiiey's to build, w ill find it to their advantage toeiill on M. U . llussev. ti23-Uiuos.

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IffllQH PLAMIG HILL BmTir, sits. mamtacti r.x::4 if sash, dooi:, i j lin ds, :ion.inx c s ami : : m i u is FLUNKING. SIIUXG, CEILING, Lough and Uesdy Dressed L U M 15 E R .

All work in my ne r.t.ne to ord-r o:i Short nmier. I'ian-s furnished and Verandas made U, order. !:-s--.':e.". iiiroiaa: ;;r.::u:ih XX .- "L S.. i v AX I LIVERY STABLE BY J. KIDEIs'OUIt. ri.no nirjs and Turn-Cuts . Good carrl.fges. -ingb "r double. !mgfies and bo; -e- i urriishl i. : short ;;.,.:ice e'l reasis:a! '.e tt -mis. "SiH'ei.U att-?::";o:: g-veti to feeding. Stable of J Illileuotir. !:U-lf. m a x c y a ex r :: kj: s ii: :;s is BOOTS Are prepared to Io allkinds of work in the Ba;t. a a J Slimline in the tei mauneraai at i AT THE LOWEST 1'KICES. W e call c-; oar ci-..! att'-'itioii t'-j Fir.o Coots, Gcwcd or Por'cd. college con ;e o oiiio. n7-ly. - : - NEW ST07E & TIN STORE. i'v Hoating & Cooli'.nr- Stoves, And articles usually kept laaTia Store. a 03 WOSI! HOOFING, SPOUTING s gut::eixg Proraptly sttertded to&t the lowest rat Jf ending neatly end quickly i'crJorncd. "A share of the Public patronage is solicited. nll-ly. o. AvniiNi:iL LIBERTY, IIsD. The highest market price paid for wheat, Corn, Oats, Flaxseed Barley. . Grain taken at Liberty, Ind College Cc-raor. Ohio, or any cAUci 'statiou cui the C. II. A I. II. IE

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