Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 4

LADIES' 1 ffiM39-mG(30 3 pe rotortstohm fanner. PHIS TED AXD PUBLISHED BY WILLIA9I I It SINGER. BftZftAe-FftSHior SPRING sur.ir.iER Miss Charlotte Drinkwater, Thursday April 29, 1875. LOCAL MATTERS. MLHtnerlDress laker, Brownstown, Indiana, AT THE PRESENTS HER COMPLIMENTS to the ladies of Jackson county, and respectfully in vites them to call and examine her entirely new Seymour Sayings and Doings.

FRUIT PROSPECTS. Dui Bakhes Simeon Stockdell was out on the ridge on Thursday last and visited the orchard of Dr. Jas. H. Green, examined quite a number of peach buds, and of budded fruit found fully one-fourth alive, and of seedlings found a greater proportion alive also.

Judging by what he saw and heard he thinks with a favorable season in future we may yet see goodly number of peaches in our county this year. THE O. 4. M. RAILROAD COMPACT.

The O. A M. R. R. Co.

have purchased the Springfield and Illinois Southeastern rail road, running from Beardstown to Shawneetown, a distance of 228 miles, which crosses the O. M. at Flora, for which they pay $1,596,000. In order to be nearer the center of their business, it is said they propose erecting a round house at Vincennes, dispensing with the one here, which will conyel them to run engines from Cincinnati and St. Louis to Vincennes without change, which are long runs, especially for freight engines.

Let this be true or not, business seems to be on the look-up here generally, for buildings are being erected all parts of the city, and the sound of the ax, hammer and almost every tool of iron and steel, is heard now from morning until night. IMPROVEMENTS. Burkhart Matt begin the erection of their brick Real Estate Transfers. We are indebted to the courtesy of James K. Hamilton, Recorder, for the following list of real estate transfers made since our last report.

The figures preceding each transfer indicate the year in which the deed was executed 1875. Edward C. Emery to Ann Gabbertet al lot 2fi, block Meaora 275 00 1866. Ike Laraway to Wm. H.

Tompkins, frao lot west side river, sec 21, 7, 1 STOBI Misery Goods, I HI Mf just opened,) consisting of all the latest style Hats and Bonnets, ot all kinds and qualities, both trimmed and untrimmed. Bonnet and Hat Frames. Ribbons, Laees, Huches, Linen uoitars. Dress Trimmings, Dress Buttons, Flowers, Sashes, Cuffs, Vailing, Mourning Goods, Silk and Cotton Thread, Needles, Pins, with many other Notions 6, 13 acres zuu uu John Tompkins to Margarett Wha- 1874. and Fancy Goods.

Ladies will find it advantage lev, frac lot west side river, sec 21, 1 7, fi, 13 acres. 400 00 ous to buy their Hats and Bonnets at mv Hazaar of Fashion, for they will not only be assnred of I W. A. Kicliarason to jas. w.eeaei, the latest styles, but also be enabled to purchase 1872.

1874. nw qr nw cjr sec 22, 5, 6, 40 500 00 at the most reasonable prices. (ieorge v. Jennings io marina a. Simpson, ne qr se qr sec 5, and nw qr sec 4, 3, 6, 113 13-100 acres, DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

and pt sw qr sec 33, 4, 6, 4000 00 Ladies' Dresses and Cloaks will be made to or 1875. jonn s. rames to m. A. fljilier.

der, trimmed in anv style desired, and warranted 600 00 lot 2.V7, block Seymour to give perfect satisfaction in everv particular. 1875. block this week. The Merchant Flouring Mill of Kudolpli Kovenor to wm. H.

War Ihave the agencv for the sale of BUTTERICK'S Mr. Postlethwait has the second tier of joists on ner, pt sw qr se qrsec 10, 14, 6, I acre RELIABLE PATTERNS, a full supply of which 150 00 it. The seeondtory ofihe Woolen Mill office and -1876. Wm. H.

Warner to John W. Hama-cher, pt sw qr se qr sec 10, 4, 6, 1 will be kept constantly on hand. B3UA special invitation is extended all to visit the Ladies' Bazaar of Fashion, and examine my goods. I shall be pleased to exhibit my stock. sales room is now up.

The Seymour Manufactur acre 175 00 ing Company are going to make large additions to Howard Cordell to John W. Hama- 1875. and give all desired information relative to the cher, pt lot 40, Crothersville, aDd pt their already extensive buildings. PERSONAL NOTES. various styles worn irom time to time.

nw qr ne qr sec 15, 4, 6 600 00 1875. Julius A. Kelly to John Wiesner, pt HSUMy rooms are in u. Benton nncK build Col. S.

T. Wells, I am creditably informed, is ing, on the square, corner oi Main and hf ne qr sec 14, 6, 20 acres 150 00 Lafayette Sweanv to John Weason, Walnut streets. 1875. CHARLOTTE DRINK WATER. Brownstown, April 15.

175. going to move here in a few days from Vallonia, but into what business he will engage I am not ad' vised. Billy E. Benton is still watching the rail undivided Pl hf nw qr sec 13, 6, 2 22-100 acres! 25 00 John F. Garriott to Evaline A.

Bald road corners, and will enter npon his duty as a 1875. 1875. win, lots 24 and 25, Retreat 400 00 Patronize Home Institutions! David Uuinn to LHwood Kuddick, railroad man May 1st. Billy has a good prospect before him, as his father-in-law, E. C.

Cole, is Train 20 00 hf iot Hi, Gardner's Farmington Jesse Morgan to Wm. F. Stewart, 1875. WOOL WOOL sw qr nw qr sec 11, 6, 40 850 00 Master. Y.

Setmoue, April 20, 1875. Luther Bedel, to Thomas J. Jox, 1874. 1875. pt se or ne qr sec 21, 5, rC, 34 acres 400 00 irW ANTE John P.

Roesgen to James H. Carter, Court In 111 1 111. I A1.tm.-n fli AT THE 1875. Thomas B. Shields to Bernard Matt, Met on Monday, with Judge Slaughter lots 4 and 4'J7, block 15, 275 00 Sarah Hunsucker to Collin Dare, a on the Bench.

Business is being dispatched Seymour Woolen Mills. 1875. stripof land in Medora 500 00 quite expeditiously. AVING INCREASED OUR CAPACITY for 1874. Charles D.

Moore to Jacob Salmon, We beg leave to inform our customers that we are in receipt of our stock of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of DRY GOODS, Fancy Goods, Millinery Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, etc. We only ask our numerous customers to call and see for themselves, and be satisfied that our stock of Goods is well selected and offered at as low prices as any one can offer in the county. Thanking our many friends for their kindness in the past, we hope by fair dealing to merit a liberal share of your trade in the future. W. W.

REYNOLDS. manufacturing, we shall want more wool than New Slippers, pt lot zi, sec 2, 6, ft, 1 acre GO-GO Ferdinand J. Ffingst to Dednck H. Brandt, lot 24, block 2, Ffiugt's first add. Sevmour 150 00 1875.

1873. Eight different styles, just opened at W. ever before, andwill pay the highest market prices in cash or woolen goods for all the wool we may get from Jackson and adjoining counties. We I nave the largest and best assortment of Woolen W. Keynolds' Bee Hive Store.

Alonzo Olmstead to Howard Cordell, ne qr se qr sec 3, 1 4, 6, 40 acres 550 00 goods ever offered for sale in the West. Parties 1873. uoward cordell to Unniel Barringer, IIonor to the Veterans Honor also shipping by Railror.d can rely upon our usual promptness in making returns in cash or good as they may direct. Ample stable room provided to the inventors whose genius haveemanci ne qrse qr see 3, 4, r6, 40 acres 500 00 1875. Robert M.

Henderson eal, Guardians, to Joseph B. Henderson, undivided one-sixth pt nw qr sec 35, hf se qr sw qr see 20, and nw qr ne qr for the teams of our customers. Wool carding pated the race of women from the drudgery and spinning done at lower rates than ever. Seymour, April 22, 1875. -3m.

ot the needle. Honor above all to a hrru sec 3o, 5, 2, loo acres 375 00 George Smallwood to Samuel Em which like the Wilson Sewing Machine Company, distributes its machines broadcast Agents Wanted to Sell mons, hf nw qr sec 6, 1 5, 4, 9a 1 0- throughout the land at prices that even the THE POLITICAL, PERSONAL AND PROPERTY 1875. 1875. 1874. 100 acres 1300 00 James Hupp to James M.

Henderson, pt nw qr ne qr sec 17, 5, 3, 57 42 100 acres 1416 00 poor and hnmble can afford to pay. A first class machine for fifty dollars! This is the proclamation of the Wilson Sewing Machine David Lester to Edward Lesier, lot Rights a Citizen, 38, 500 00 1874. Darnel Miller to Samuel banks, ptw Company to the people. Machines will be delivered at any Railroad Station in this hf se qr sec 24, 6. 6, 9 acres 75 00 1875.

Wm. J. Lane to John Norman, sw county, free of transportation charges if or TO THE LADIES. We make a Specialty of WEDDIXO OUTFITS for Ladies. Call and you will find Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Millinery Goods, Gloves, and all things suitable, for such occasions.

Of the UnitedStates By Theophilus Parsfns, LL. D. dered through the Branch House at 327 and qr sw qr sec 12, 6, 2, 40 acres 300 00 Thomas J. Plummer, to Walter 1874. 1 Containing a commentary on the Federal and dzU superior Cleveland, Ohio.

8. Plummer, pt hf sw qr sec 30, 5, They send an elegant catalogue and chro- b-tate Constitutions, giving their history and origin, and a lull explanation of their principles, purposes and provisions the powers and duties 3, 49 acres 900 00 1875. Frank H. Eggersman to Fredrick Spieker, pt sw cor see 13, 6, 5, mo circular, free on aphcation. of Public Officers the rights of the people, and This company want a few more good 9 acres 900 00 Frank- H.

Eggersman to Fredrick tne obligations incurred every relation ot me 1875 also, directions and legal forms for all business transactions, as making Wills, Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, Notes, Drafts, Contracts, etc. It meets Spieker, sw qr sw qr sec 13, 1 5, 5, 40 acres 1000 00 1874. Jouathan H. MeConnell, Adm'rSam-nel W. MeConnell, to Wm.

Prige, hf sw qr and sw qr se qr sec 5, 4, 120 acres 800 00 the wants of all classes and sells to everybody. NATIONAL PUBLISHING O. April 22, 1875. COMMENCE Town School Trustees. A FORTUNE FOR $1 Wyoming Monthly agents.

Br. CARKFfL In these days, when tight hats, hot air, and sedentary occupations, cause the hair to fall out, it is a matter of no little importance to know which of the hair preparations are of any value. The majority, as has been frequently proved by the first dermatologists, or hair-doctors, possess little or no merit. Such being the fact, it is consoling to those who are afflicted to know there is really one good article, which is recommended and used by the first medical authority, and has stood everv test, many vears. This preparation is Hall's "VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-NEWER, a truly Scientific compound, which is unquestionably the best preparation of the kind now before the American public.

It will restore to gray hair its original color, cleanse the head thoroughly, cure all eruption ofthe scalp; andwill Prof. Jas. H. Smart, State Superintend YOUR SHIELDS9 MILLS, Shields, Jacksmt County, Indiana. H.

W. WACRER Prop rs. M. BKIBAKER, Miller. ESS? SPRING HOUSE ent of Public Instruction, propounded in substance the, following question to the Attorney-General of the State for answer "Should the councilmen of elect one Trustee in April, or when does the term ex By authority Tickets $1 Each.

Six for 5. 1 chance in 9. ING BECOME SOLE PROmi ETOKS. HA VI of til he new and popular Flouring Mills at t-ho Draws every 30 Days. Ceilings Whitened.

Fifth Extraordinary Drawing. always restore the hair so long as any germs remain, as they almost invariably do, until extreme old age lias destroyed the roots. The original article is made by R. P. Hall Nashua, N.

H. Forney's Press, Jan. 25, 1808. Walls Stained. Rooms ICe-Painted.

Walls 'Papered. 51,025 Cash Prizes, $350,000. i tow ol Shields, our utmost energies and lest en-I deavors will be exercised to merit the patroiia of the public We shall faithfully strive to please the customers of our Mills in every possible way. TJie fact that we have secured the continued services of Mr. M.

L. BKL'HAKEIi, the pire for each of those now in office?" In reply the Attorney-General says "The act of March 12th, 1875, contains an emergency clause, and I think results in this, that no election of School Trustee can take place in April, as heretofore, except in case of death or resignation, and at their first Capital Prize, $100,000. Judge Haskell, President of the Senate, over the last drawing. GENERAL HOISE PAIXTIXG, champion Miller of Indiana, To Consumptives. The advertiser, having been permanently cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by a simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.

To all who desire it AGENTS WANTED. Liberal pay. For full tir raining, mazing, occ. particulars send for circulars. Address the Mana ger, J.

M. PAT TEE, Laramie City. Wvomiim. Paints and other material furnished, or otherwise. he will send a copy of the prescription used.

N. B. Laramie City is on the Union, Pacific Kail- Warrants ns in saying that our Flour and Corn Meal will at all times te fully up to the standard of the best manufactured in the Stales Flour, Meal, Shorts, Bran, Shrp-Sturt. kept constantly on hand, for sale either in Inrae or small lyianiiiies. CUSTOM (free of charge,) with the directions for preparing REASOXABLE.

roaa, between unicago anaugaen. a.2 Ap izz-sw. CIIARGES- Terms Easy. ana using me same, wnicn mey wui mm a scbe Cube for Consumption, Asthma, Bbonouitis, Parties wishing the prescription will please ad -Fair. Dealing- dress Rev.

E. A. WILSON, -Honorable. Execntion- A BILLIARD 194 Penn Williamsburgh, New York CONTRACTS TAKEN No STf -AND- ERRORS OF YOUTH. DRINKING A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years frcm Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who 2 A Fbi fY mf B3Apply to WM.

S. TVITEATXET, Gillespie's Dry Goods Store, P. O. Box No. Ill, Brownstown, Ind.

Brownstown, April 1, need it, tne recipe and direction tor making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience 0 jok 3 meeting in the month of June it will be the duty of the Common Councils to elect new Boards of Trustees in Although the act contains no repealing clause of the former law, it is my opinion that 6uch clause was unnecessary, as the act was amendatory and a substitute for-the act amended, and repealed it by implication." If this ba so, we are to have an entire new board elected in June. The Banner Bank. The cashier of the Banner Bank acknowledges deposits which have been placed to the credit of the following parties since our last report Wm. i Brownstown.

J. S. Clements Brownstown. Mrs. Belle Owen Ewing.

Henry Vallonia. William Owen Mooney. William L. Aldridge Mooney. Luther Highnote, Adm'r Freetown.

Col. C. L. Dunham Jeffersonville. J.

T. Burton Cedar Vale, Mo. The Last Chance. can do so by addressing in perfect confidence, 20,000 bu. Wheat AND 20,000 bus.

Com Wanted immediately, for which will be paid the Highest Market Prices. REMEMBER That Shields' MiUs are the only Water-Power Flouring Mills in Jackson county that our machinery is new, embracing all the latest impteve-ments aad when you have any milling to rfo, be sure and give the New Shields' Mills atrial, aud if we fail to do you justice in every particular, wo shall not blane you if you go elsewhere the next time. H. W. WACKER CO.

Shields, Feb. 4, 1875. JOHN B. OGDEN, 42 Cedar York HAS BEEN OPENED IN Mooney House Hall. GREAT OFFER Administrator's Sale Number Four.

OF FATED TO BE FREE, Jean Ingelow's Great Good Tables Puce Liquors. Story, Crice. in book form. SI. To.

TWENTY SHORT STORIES, a rich variety of EEAL ESTATE. BgL room for minors or persons in the miscellaneous reading; over sixty large pages splendidly illustrated. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned. Administrator of the Estate of TEN STEEL REPRODUCTIONS, fac-similes of habit of drinking to excess. Brownstown, March 25, 1875.

famous pictures original engraving worth $15. All the above sent postpaid with Hearth and JAMES STEWART, deceased, by virtoe of an order of the Jackson Circuit Court of the State of Indiana, will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on the premises, on B. T. BABBITT'S Home, the great illustrated weekly magazine, two months on trial, for only 60 cents. Object to introduce the paper to new subscribers.

Price reduced to only $2.50 per year. Single number, six Parlor Dental Office. Tuesday, June 1st, 1875, Pure Concentrated Potasb, cents none free. At news stands or by mail. We oflep an entirely new Improved Wilson Sewing Machine, in a Great inducements to agents and clubs.

Tm Gbaphic Cohpaht, Publishers, 39-41 Park Place, New York. Please state in what paper you saw this advertisement. Apt. 9. OR LYE, Of double the Strength of any other SAPONIFYING SUBSTANCE.

between the hours of ten o'clock forenoon and four o'clock afternoon, the following descirbed Real Estate in Jackson county, Indiana, to wit The North-West Quarter of the North-West highly polished case, the price of which is $85 at the factory, for even $57 cash. Or we will sell an $85 Howe Machine in excel I have recently perfected a new method of (Quarter of section 4, Township 4 North, Kange 3 East, containing 40 Acres. ALSO packing my Potash, or Lye, and am now packing it only in Balls, the coating of which will saponify, and does not injure the Soap. It is packed in boxes eontaining 24 and 48 lbs. one lb.

Balls, apd lent running order, for- $45 cash. To secure either one of these machines, application The North Half of the North-East Quarter, Fortune for Farmers. ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS in Cedar coun-l Missouri, situated on 8ac River, all bottom land, containing 229 Acres, 135 Acres under fence, 70 Acres cultivation, the remainder fine timber land. A good Frame House and good Outbuildings. Selected fruit of 175 Apple and 150 Peach and Pear Trees.

Also, Grape Vines to supply a family fruit. A good We'll of Water. A tchool in no otner way. Directions in isngusn and tier-man for making hard and sott soap with this Pot- must be made soon to the editor of the Ban asn accompanying eacn pacuage. B.

T. BABBITT, ner. Marriage Licenses. Apr. 7 4m 64 to 84 Washington N.

The following marriage licenses Lave House within a half mile. Healthy situation. Adapted well either as a stock or Brain farm, and Election Notice. containing 80 Acres the South Half of the Nerth-Ea8t Quarter, containing 80 Acres and the North Half of the South-East 80 Acres, excepting 14 Acres off the south side thereof; all in Section 7, in Township 4 North, Range 3 East. TERMS OF SALE.

One-third of the purchase money to be paid in hand, and the residue thereof In equal payments at nine and eighteen months from "day of ale, the purchaser to give his notes for the deferred payments, with approved surety, and with interest from date of sale. WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS, Administrator. Lono ft Lotto, Attorneys. April 8, not surpassed by any for Bee-Raising.

1 will seH on easy terms, trade for valuable property in THE Undersigned Dentists, formerly HHfeh-ell, have now permanently located themselves in Brownstown, for the purpose of following their honorable profession, and would most respectfully solicit the patronage of Brownstown and vicinity. Teeth adjusted in harmony with the features, Teeth Filled, Teeth? Cleaned, and Teeth Extracted. Call and see samples of our work. SHIELDS JOHNSON, Dentists. Brownstown, Feb.

4, 1875. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an Elec-tron will be held in the front room of the been issued during the past week John Sexton to Lizzie Matlock. Dudley W. Bowers to Lucy G. Miller.

Joseph M'Pherson to Abigail D. Robertson. John C. Weddel to Hettie B. Weddel- Brownstown or Seymour.

Title warranted. For information address PH. BOSSERT. Banner Printing Office, in the Town of Browns Aprill-3m. Roscoe, St.

Clair Missouri. town, Jackson county, Indiana, on the First Monday in May, 1875, to elect officers for said Town, viz Five Trustees for said Town, being one for Desirable Homes. each District; also a Clerk, Assessor and Treasu Hard Time rer for said Town. Are made easy very readily, by buyiig By order of the Board of Trustees of Browns Groceries and Provisions at John town, made April 6th, 1875. DANIEL H.

LONG. IHAVE FIVE GOOD DWELLING HOUSES in the town sOf Brownstown, all new and well finished, all eligibly situated, and each with from one to fonr lots attached, all under fence, which I Tg All Whom it may Concern GkocbV store on Second- street in Seymour. President Board Trustees. $10 $10 Hall of Buowhstown Grange, P. or Saturday, April 3, 1875.

Attest J. H. Matlock, Clerk. Brownstown, April 15, 1876. Farmers should go there to do their trading.

oner ior sate at prices ranging from $4w to It is foolish in people to pay high rents when the opportunity is presented them to secure comfortable homes for themselves at tow onces and upon He buys all the produce that is offered at At a meeting of Brownstown Grange, P. of A SCOTT, Notary Public, and Real Estate neiu mis uaj, me lunowing resolution was adopt' ed and ordered published advantageous terms. Apply to Houston, XX. ana general Oollecting Agent, highest current prices. Warren Hoes Indiana.

47 Henolved, That we as a Grange will not purchase the Oliver Chilled Plow, nor tne Champion Reap Brownstown, Feb. 11, 1875. FIR AN UPPER OR LOWER SET OF TEETH on the best of Rubber. Satisfaction oa no pat, at Dr. B.

3. FORD'S office, Chestnut street, next door to Pellens' Drug Store, Seymour, Indiana. All w.rk warranted. 8eymourt March 26 At Reynolds' Bee Hive Store at 50 cents, VERimXYA dc FINDL.ETT, Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, and Gen er, until they will deal with our agents. J.

ROBERTSON, Sec'y. Brownstown, April 8, 1875. cither No. or 3. Grand Opening at Vermilya Findlej'g.

eral Merchandize, Brownstown, Indiana. 13 1.