The Corner Stone, Volume 5, Number 14, College Corner, Union County, 5 April 1876 — Page 3

Wednesday. April 5, 1876.

V U Address; Collcsre Corner, Ohio CINCINNATI, Ifstmilton it Indianapolis, Hail Mil Time Card. COLLEGE COBIIEB. WAS6 EAST. G0I2HS WEST. P: K vr.?i I. k C K. 7 rst ft. m. 3-0 13 a. m. 3 iy p. m. i 4S p. m. : :0 a. m. : .r p.m. s 4:? p. m. 2 30 p. m. Vt WavnG A" Gill. 1; '- P. ,!t Cin. Ex. LIBERTY. P. It. I. i C. Ex. Mail . Via. & Peori;i fcxTt. W. t trP. A" Cin. Ex, OXFORD. 11. I. P. & C. Ex. Alaii . Oiu. .fc Peoria Ex Ft. W. .fe 0. Ex Peoria A: Cin Ex 10 00 d. m. 7 14 a. in. 10 no a . m. 4ri t . m . 7 ;v p. in. 9 4S i). in. 7 08 p. 10 (Hi a. 4 :t p. 3 25 i. in. m m. m. y u3 j . iii . 7 ft 10 Ml a :i IS p S an p 10 18 p 6 S p. m. .l 15 u. in. 3 43 p. m, 2 05 p m . S :V) i rii . in in in lu ST i- Ann per d.iyiit home. Sample wo: 5to$2.flaarMrA orth rtWIMI. JJ- vTOHSTZES, - ' ATTORNEY AT- I-AW, '"'OXJP01il, OHIO. itu'B ;iu Mayors. Office. Prompt "nttentfon isaul tJH-U bus ine; entrusted to liiseare. nO-ly. n EXDt' c. to U. P UOWKhL.fcCO., New kjYotfc.'r'pr P"Uhl;tf KiO eontainii mrlist? Uf hi newspapiTS tiiowiirtr 1?' tf advurtiwijyr. an4 estimates rHo-ly BABT BTJRK, ATTlXItXEY AT I. AW LIB BUT Yf 1X1) I AX A 9 Office over Cully's process-- Prompt attention giveu to all busiuess Mitruscl to his care- .'.l,',.. MRS. S. A. LOCKWOOD, FVSIIIONAHI.E Mll.I.ENKKY AND MANTAU MAKINO, COLLEGE COHXEIi, O. Coods cheap. Work warranted to give satisfaction. nl3. P WWW WWTOW IWIIIW XD. jB. .TIE ! 1ST iTIISr GS, MiSl K.4CTt:i:I.ltr IMCAMili IX 2300TS SHOES, biiowxsyille, ixn. "Prery pair of Hoots or Shoes warranted, and "iUfiiuiiiK neatly and promptly performed.' nU-tf. sf1 ft A DAY at home. Apent S I and terms free. TKLK ' Yla Maine. Apent.o wanted. Outfit X CO., AllRUgtft, nlO-ly. .COLLEGE CO EN EE, HOTEL, 31. SUHLEXCK, Proprietor, COLLI! U 11 COIiXBB, O. B. warding by the day or week, at reasonable I terms. By eourtaouscef s ami close attention to the comfort of our customers, wo guarantee the best of accommodations to the traveling public. n!3. COLLEGE COllXEli. O. J. C. CILIOUE, Proprietor. "13 y endoavorinjf to seecure the comfort of irue8ts, we .hope to merit n share of public patronnjte. to"1 liivrr.y and Feed tftabln connected with the iloJie. nl-ly 1)ESIJT LIBERTY, IXD1AXAOfTiee -er II. 0. Vcfcurs "lr. -store, 1ibrty, Ind. Visits Ctilece Crner, at lr. MrC.hristie's office 1st attd 3rd Wedaiesdayji of each month. nt!-ly INDIANA HOUSE WEST SIDE OV PCM LIO SQUAHE, LIBIUITY. IX VI AX A, S. SIIINJ, Proprietor. est Fare the Market A.Tords. Amplo Ar'commotlations lx all. Good Sample Itooms. 1 lll-l.V J-. .L. GROVE LliJJUTl', I XI) I AX A , Suts nil all.ki-ml f .teeth in the finett style and u the mont -reasonable terms. Office .nnd "residt'iictf on the East side of Public (uare. n42-tf JT. G. GILMORE, XOTAKY PCBIAO COLLEGE COllXElt, O. "T"1lppds and Mortgage? drawn .and Acknowledgo ments taken. Office in the Depot. ATTORNEY AT LAW, LIB Ell TY, IXniAXA. flk-e over W alton's shoe store. All letra" "business promptly attended to Mortprapes jind Deeds i-arefully drawn. nt-ly ESTABLISHMENT. JACOB DAVIS Pr:priet8r. College Corner, Ohio. ROOM AT HIS RESIBEXCB OX KRATEL ST "Where I will keep constantly on hand Burial caskets of all kinds. s NE W HEARSE. I willbe found ready, to accommodate ALL, DA Y OR XIGJIT. ali-ly. JACOB 1 AVIS

Ioiifers numerous. Alml and water bounds. Mr. Witt has moved to (Jonttersville. Joe. Wolf is chUtpion marble? player. (;iIinorevs street liup supports a IlfllllOi Buy your dry oods of Gibson at Liberty. Buy your sugars of Cully & Son at Liberty. , Henry MfGtatU left for Tcrre Haute this week. Notions of every kind at the People's Drug Stoie. Elect ion pas.ied oft' quietly In all the townships. The defeated candidates talk very r jason.Vblr. ' . This would be ajroott time to pay your subscription. Our "devil"' is longing for Sabbath evening to come. Mi He Crutue began school in Stringtown lrst Slouday. . - Squire Smith'? court has been bllS' for the past week. ' The smoker's favorite eegar at the People's Drug Store. .A nice assortment of hats and caps at Gibson's at Liberty. Jerry Ross and family moved to Hamilton this week. . If you want a Xo. 1. Saddle go to Gould & Wolvertiu's. Joe. 3iarkle went westward with his little valise last Monday. Any person desiring to find us can do so by calling at this ottice. Dr. Goodwin of Goodwin's Corner gave us a call last Tuesday. Our citizens turned out quite lively to the elections last Monday. Jake Davis run for constable in Preble County last Monday. Cully fc Son of Liberty have the best teas and coffees in the county. Ed. Gilmore will spend the Summer with Clint Brookbank farmins.

Mr. Morgan of Indianapolis family were in town last Sabbath. Ladies the best place to bin and your dress goods is of Gibson at Liberty. Gibson at Liberty has a nice lot of dress goods, which he is selling low. Dr. Koark and Prof. Mullen of Billingsvillc were in town last Saturday. ItcnveBiber that the Imperial Plow In the best wade. Sold by Kude, Bros., We learn by E. Goodwin that there was 7G4 votes polled-iii Union County. Rememlwr the new People's Drug "Store, that's the place to buy 3'our drugs cheap. Our thanks are "returnable to Mrs. T. M. Kidenour for a nice "sample of maple syrup ; Miss Jennie Austin was the successful applicant for the school in Wilson's district. Every kind of patent medicine sold can be found at the People's Drug orc. Go to Gould & Wolverton's for a first-class Set of Wagon Harness at low prices. Last Saturday was all fools day tnere were iew to oe seen on mtr streets . Bran new Stock of Carpets just from : Eastern markets, at Creed's X. Y. Store 1 Liberty. If you want a tirst-elfiss Niokle Pla- ' ted Set of Harness, go to Gould & Wolverton's. At the people"' Drug Store will be found all kinds of medicines that mankind need. Abe Ros is again elected Trustee of Union township. C. C. Miller's vote 38. Abe's 102. Cnlly A Son of Liberts- have just received a uw supply of groceries and sell tlteitt cheap. He 1uhk1 placidly on a four tincd fork ami wcetly smiled as each boy said "fen dubs." Ptrnqwr Will Cunningham introduced a newr game of marbles among the juveniles yesterday. We are under obligations to Jacob Rikstour for official returns from the clect&Mi yesterday. He was seen wandering down street one Isy not long hence in search of a chaw of terbacker. Tle Boss Segar at Cully A Son's at Liberty is tip-top. W e know so, because we have tried it. He had an eyebrow like a paint brush and stul was not happy because she said "I am engaged to Tom." . i , ... rcwpie fcnoum rememoer tunc pre scriptions are carefully compoumded, at the People's Drug Store Gibson of Liberty has just received a new stock of mens and boys clothing, winch lie is selling low. ir-t:n . . . . ... .'ii-i'iii iutifc.es ine uesc Hour the market affords. Try it and be forever con vinced that we tell the truth. . certain parties will learn to vote early after this at nominating elections Go in the forenoon gentlemen. "Truth crushed to the earth will j rise again." Jnt ine nest noitr to raise

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i uiJ make the best bread is McDill's.

The new bell for the Presbyterian Church will be in place this week. Bristle board shots are the best for business. We make them here cheap. She smacked her lips and took a sixth light biscuit, all because tbry were good and made from MelMU's Hour.

For Lath, Lumber and Shingles go to Rude, Bros. Good Shingles at $3 25 best brands made, $1 25, IS inch, Lib e.it3vlud. "We have seen no niore of thos-c two young ladies, who inquired at our office for tissue paper, a few- days ago. Call again ladies. .' It is a fixed fact that S. W. Creed,' has the largest and nicest line of Dress Goods in Liberty. Ladies call and be convinced: : . Cotltb down that dingy mane with n good vohl.b. Buy the comb at the peoples DrUg. Store where all kinds of notions arc ktpt. matter how long the winter may last yon all WiUit good bread and the best.that c;th be made " is baked from McDill's flour; ' If you want a Whip, Collar, Biidle, Harness yJiuk Collar Pad, or anything kept it! a tirst-K'lass Harness Shop go to Gould & Wolverton's. Farmers will do well to call at the firm of Cully A Sou and engage flaxseed of them. They have it to loan on the most reasonable terms-. Joe Gilmore has a swung iu place on new diiiUer bell las hotel Whose sweet chimes call his many boitrders to their meals of roast beef, cream and peaches. We call the attention of all Horseman to the fact that the Excelsior horse owned by John Gleason, is without doubt the finest specimen of horse llesh in the country. Quite a party of young folks gathered in at Dr. Hawley's last Friday night in honor of Harry, and a general good time was had b- all . The cake we received was excellent. Xew Plaining Mill, new men, new machinery all new. Bock lottom prices for Sash, Doors, Blinds, Weather boarding, Flooring and Job Work. IJriK, Bitos., Liberty, Ind. The j-oung man that threatens to use that seven shooter on our self had better cheese his music. If he .wants a little pistol practice we can acconmodate him iu our sanctum most any time. Who wants to buy a neat dress, of the very latest patterns? You can all get a chance at Ramsay fc Bro., w ho have received this week a lot of .new styles that will suit the Centennial complexion of every one. Call and see them. We call the attention af our readers this week to the card of Mardock & Farlauder. This new firm have all kind of paints, oils, varnishes, brushes, etc., and svill do all kinds af paint work in good style, and on reasonable terms. Ladies do not buy your Alpaca dresFes until you call and see Creed's new Brands, which arc just arriving from 1 New York. Remember Creed buvs his KOO(s from the best markets fn the United States, and is always prepared to sell at poices that defy competition. There was a long row of wagons, all loaded with sacks. Upon inquiring we found that they were all on their way to McDill's Mill. Where they get the best of grinding done on the shortest notice. There is a project on foot to light our town with gas; but nothing has 3'et been done that will make a liner or better hat or cap than Is sold by Ramsc3' & Bro., who have just received a large stock and are selling at the very shortest margin, those goods, which are all of the latest styles. t .. . .. 1 Report of the College Corner, M. E . Sabbath School for the 3rear, commenc ing April 4, 1875, and ending April 2, 1S7G . . Whole Xo. of officei-s present for the year 2oG. Average 5. Whole Xo. of teachers present for the 3-ear 33$. Average 7. Whole Xo. of scholars present for the 3-ear 3909 , Average SI . Whole Xo.'. of visitors present for the year 2su. uranu total 4iMU. uranu average 100. Expenditures for papers and lesson leaves $29,31 . Henky McGitATii, Sec. BILLIXGS VILLE ITEMS. Xot seeing any communication from Billingsville recentlj, I thought I would write you a few lines of the principal items of interest. Abe Rose, our dry goods and grocer dealer is selling immense lots of goods. Sells anv thing from a fish - hook to an elephant. teo. .Bonnie resigned the position as 'candidate tor sheriff, which we think U for the best. Our former physician, J. B. Tennell, has gone, absconded. . All the oki zens of this burg seem rejoicingly happy since his departure. Dave Coombs carries the mail to and from Billingsville. Jake Stash Is our solid wagon maker The new blacksmiths are doing lively business. Our. schoolmaster, Ad. Haworfh has j been training the young idea, and has

given general satisfaction in his school management. Xo oie i to the Centennial from thia bwg, erery body is having CeirtennM af "home There r to be a Centennial shooting match soor? Imk out every body . R.- II Mofr.tj is seemingly happy, hoping soon to be an office holder. Sig Bill Coe is a candidate for engineer on a railroad judginrg" by tiie way he has been traveling on- the traip of late. The Church here is in a critical condition having been taken for a croquet ground. Surely things have a s.-ld point when the" clever people of B. will allow their children and grand children to use the house of God for a croquet ground. I see Deacon P. has been dreaming about that corn crib that stands here, and I tell you Mr. Editor there will be a general waking up near that corn crib; tho the corn le scarce in the crib. What I say unto one, I say unto all, watch, for 3-011 know not when it will be. Dick 13 as happy as a big sunflower, looks like one, and we guess he is doing a heavy business from the congregation of men we see daily thronging tho twin doors. The wheat looks rather poor . The people are general healthy. We have a few candidates for matrimony 1 will stop for this tt-Jie, and if these few scattering items should prove interesting to the readers of your paper you may hear from me again. Inhabitant

CIIKONICLES. It came to pass in the days, of last week, that an edict went foith from the mouth of a plcbian that cats and dogs should yield up the ghost. And I say unto you verily . Each dog did bite of the llesh and die. But in these days there was one, whose surname was Greely, a body guard of one Wing, a high carpenter by birth, that had been well fed. Xow on a x-ertain day this canine, surnanied Greely did start on a chase through hogdom, and on his return from the chase he did enter his master's house, "and lying down -on the outer wall of the dwelling, did die. Xayl do say unto you that "Wing the carpenter did gnash his teeth and wound his clothing because of the death of his Greely. But wherefore is this, ye cannot no longer keep in the midst of ye a canine, for surely the the meat shall be poisoned and the dogs shall die . '" 'Let the mighty ones in College Corner beware for dogs and cats shall come to ail Untimely end, and the wherefore 3 c know not of. Jim Rack. Qetisviir ami Crlassware. The finest and most Vomplctc stock of Queensware and Glassware received in this place for the last ten years has just received at the Well known Arm of 'Ramsey & Bro. This stock all consists of the verj- best ware, none second class. Fine tea sets, dinner sets bowls, pitchera &c all of latest patterns and will be sold lower than any other firm in the place can or will sell. Be sure and give them a call and examine their stockr so arranged convenient for the full inspection of everj buj-er. SETTLEMENT NOTICE. . All persons indebted to Holz & Greenhe hi on note or book account are re quested to make immediate settlement. Payments can be made to A. Greenfield or Joseph "W olf who are authorized to receive inone- and receipt for the same 2t J. C. Gilmokk, Agent For Kent. I have two large, commodious store rooms, well furnished with drawers, shelving and good cellar, suitable for a dry goods, grocer- or drug store.Call on or address T. M . RiDKXorr, n5-tf. College Corner, Ohio. NOTICE Is hereby given, all persons indebted to College Corner and Western Gravel Road Company lor toll, will ne required to settle by the tenth ot April next, or there account will be left with Win. Smith, Esq . for collection . By Order of the lioard. John M. Bkix, Sec'y. March 14th, 1S73. Dr.Cir. 11. Chit wood, Jr., Physi cian & Surgeon, College Corner, Ohio. Office at residence, where he may be found da' or niht when not profession ally absent. vi:ti:rinary surgkon ! The undersigned, having had vast ex perience in the treating of sick and diseased, Horses, Cattle, and Sheep, offers his serAices to tarniers, and all others, who may require any thing, in his line of business; having removed to College Corner, he will devote his entire time to this business. The charge will be reasonable. Yours Respectfully 2. Taylob. March 6, 187G. nlO-.'mo. notici: " I hereby given that there will be an Election held nt College Corner Dcfwt, Union County, Indiana, on Saturday, April loth, 1870, for the purpose of elect ingfivo Directors, for the College Corner and Western Gravel Road Company, for the ensuing' year . Polls open at 1 o'clock, p. m." There will be a small dividend paid to the stock holders on day of election, above mentioned. John- M Beix, Sec'y. -Match Mih, 1878;

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A SELECTIOX OF IMPLEMENTS, Which have been tested. We invite the Farmers of Union Co., to sali'bsCowr purchasing and see our IlEAPEKK. MOWKKS, 1YAGOXS. UKEAKINt; PLOWS, TWO-liOUSi: CUTIVATOI.S. COitN l-L.VXTUHS, OKAIN DRILLS, HAY KAKKS The New Steel Toothed Smoothing Harrow, &e.

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0 DOOR 15ELOW THE POST-OFFICE, HAMILTON, O. Is sole Agent for the Sale and Manufacture of the Celebrated OSBOIIN LENS SPECTACLES, WHICH ARE TAKING THE PLACE OF ALL OTHERS

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We guarantee satisfaction, especially fine American and Imported ones, having an experience of over twenty-sevn years, and making Repairing Watches a study. Ye consider Ourselves competent in that branch of the business. nl4-ly. HAIiwCIX.1?025r, O.

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R 1 : V'r;1r ii? iP & v Tlion Stop 1? ! VJ 13 SSIOIS, now on hands, which I will dispose attended too. r? . .A..i,, vv -lvxxn 10 & 60 GALONS. BAKER DRADFIE LD MAXUKACTt EERS & DF.ALVP- IX. nnn uuu I o 1 ? I S Wi In Ms w Are prrpared to. cb all kinds, of wurk in limt and Shoe line in the bx-ivt manner and at AT TIIE LOWEST PRICES. We call especial attention to' i-i make cf Fin. Coots, ' Sewed lUraStisg Neatly S:ne tc Crder. COILE&E.