Paoli Weekly News, Volume 5, Number 18, Paoli, Orange County, 17 January 1877 — Page 3

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j n ," I i ti r i ' 'i ; T ill- . . -trlf l'y to the ; i il.... : J. .in. i : . ir I! .ir i r-. n ' S d - 'r j :I v :ir i In th. -r 'nmmunPn- .. . h1- i; l:- t -! ' 2 t! 1 1 u are not r --. b-r thuttif tncti of our corrc -n J on If, ,1 bv c. Atl r e r t S p m - n t "" mm u n I ca tlonft, must in Imnilp'l in by Taesday morning to insure publicaticn. All rrjron de!r?n';r t mv f hrr 1 abcr i pt Ion I n w H tJ win 11 e e L'.ti to j I J( 'l.nil 11. TO".. Ii 4 - COVMl. Tle beau slioot Into -now 1-3 The irst-rli-hv i. to he r- - J u d g f F r a t . k Wit.i.n, of B "tl f r d , is in town. Cnimi"5onerH C;urt fir-t Min. !ay in I.Iareh. Mr. Thos. G. Mahrtti, of Orleans, is hereattemtinj court. J. 21. Andrew visited Louisville latwcelc to purchase roo i. Mr. J. F. Pittman, of the B!o..tnicglon bar, is here attending court. Will II. rrtin went to Liberty, Ho. last-f aturday to vsit hU fainily. John T. Nob! i tt nd Jt-reujiah llobson Rre grand jury bailiffs this term. II avs you paid u.s wiiat you owe m? If not Jovk for a vi-dt I'j'oto an o i cc r . Hon. Then'toi'e rt rteK lioo-e has been in (!"sue ;,t 10. .it thin week . Capt. J. W. era -g, D- pu'y Warden of the Son! i--v, I'r.i :i was in . town llonday. W. L, It rd, Jti'iii I) Cartr wod G. V. Rio, . Otie.n.H, h ere in t w r. ycsst- rd.iy. Mr. Btittie .Moore, wife of Reed C Mooie, died in ()rlen Janunry 12th, of pntuinonia.. Mr. Ahrahatii Goodpastor will hUrt Soutli with a tine lot of horses tha first of noKt week. Ex-county Commi -io!o r, Allen Wolf, was in town Mond r. He's healthy and. full of nerve. Mr, Chat. Berry, a prominent attorney from Mitctu 11, is attending tha pressnt term of court. Thorn?,? Flick, of JhiVmhi town fthip, was in town y-sn-rday. He says his township ; . . u d - !. iis name. 'Bent Jones hung in ftl-.v In the court hous. yard, at BlmHOington, New War'- edght. "Straws, vf,e.M El.s?where wilt ;o fu d an important not iee So 'he t, x payers f O r a n ge c o u u y t. '1 1 e r . d t m h f t x a t i o n " ic, for the current year. The citizen f Chamhetshurg had an oy5tr uppfr SaUtrday nigld. A larg" r.noii.er f t young folks of our town atiended. Tuesday morning of Inst week vrfis the eU!t-?it ever experienced In this section. The tt.-rmonieiers stood at C'J below sero. STiake was tha word. Bluford Peyton, asxignee of Jackson W. Freed, mad a distri v,f!rtvc::ilj rn t: - d ! r a e ...iv raui a 1 i Jtvy r.'.in, in t..N vioint .bats to '! T lb a . . .r t. - - t 1 t I r;n y L t n f . ..i'l ii

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; ci-lior I- f.l ,dl. r C bit i of hifl c li. .-. - Our old friends, Thos. A. Brooks and Hamilton Taggart, of Orleans, thImhI ott t: -f 1 1 i i ! 1 i a t: t.tli'ijit n. ui.,,! Ounp Cm Gen. Y:m. T. Uilwly,fOr!etH, Ii in nUt'titi irii-' at r.turt . Tha (n-cr-sl !-.-. ys i e vv ill not ftpj'jT "r a Ifj'.i-It" in the tns-rli-iia." D. O. ir3petiCr, of liiofinn-ton, !? in town on usSn." eoniu'-cteil vvitti In.-j-i'-porrinj; hc ovi'h'-icf in thi Jom--Tott vtr ftdbeas corpus, tried rtt. liiooniinytim rtenlly. Jan.e- II. fitulth and I. C. Hen. der-hof, ofllen, were in ton"n I s -t a u r ,iv :iiu sur-s hiinu v r"ineniL r tie News oIjU'j-'. yrtlt I' llli'U, Taunks, Mr. John T, Notditt, of S-.u-.h-e-t tiwnsuii, wa.s in Hltendanee t court this ve-k. He reports BouHten-,t nl' right fur Tiklen and Hendricks. Mr. Win. Merker, chif of the New Albany Fire Department, was in town. Monday. Mr. Merker ii the guardian of he minor heirs f the late George Herman. Oiunty Audiojr D. F. Stucker, who hai hen uTerir,;; from mSainniatory rheuniatisin for some time pant, is iiaiu able to attend to the duties of hisofflce, though not entirely recovered. We are indebted to some unknown friend for late files of New Orleans p'per. We're inclined to lay it to Ed Brax tan's door, judging trom their political make up. Thank you Ed, anyhow. Just exMitiy forty. rune of our exchanges have informed u during ihe past week that we could buy a doz -a quails in M mot Verion for eighty cents. We want to know of To n Collins if thb is so? Jude Pearon being unable to get here in time to open court Monday rimming appointed Captain Jid'n W. t'ayn to hold the court until .!' srrived. Tlie Cat;iin Judge we hhoitld say pre-ided with the gr;cc and dignity of an old hand. filer Supper. The ladie of the M. E. Church wilt have an oyster upp r and othi r eatablea at th M. E. Church on Thursday and Friday evenings of this week for the benefit ot the 'fcurch. Everybody invited to come wud contribute their mjte. Twenty-five cents for oyster or variety supper or GO cents for both. During the recent carpeting of vnotlu r earth by the "beauti Ugh! vhosdat hit us in da mouf snow evry feller in town who could aise th wind has taken his girl sle d riding. Thpir fun is now "eended" and we've no doubt they enjoy themselves better. From a private letter received from B. F. Underwood, of "Yazee City, Mis., a fermer 'evident of this county, we learn that lie succeeding finely and is T,ell p!ea9d with tlie Sunny outh. Hes iys lie recetvn-s the News regularly and fee'.- lost wit hull! it. ".Dead and gone to Chicago," was the indorsement made by our Clerk, on om "guardian papers, to apia I tii'1 court of the whereabouts o a derelict guardian from whom h report Was due. He of coar- meant "gone to Chicago and died' but in either case the poor devi s punishment must have been intense. We have reoeiv-Hl the initial number of the' Mitchell Times, edited and published by Big; and Yoekej . Typographically it is neat, editorially and locally it is far beyond the average county paper and fills a long toil, want in Lawenee county south of White river. It i- I) vnor-ratie and we wish U unbounded success. Yi sen we iig our talers in the fall I'll pay you for them thin was what another "rooral rooster'' 'id to oLir C.'' : ': yt U rd ty p '.k' tt d t: e d II, it 'it. ed him 1 ti tbo rot. I to -jory. Th Ork t'jioblel t) tie "t iiertiijas wo pru-ne the y.ung man will in t he fail. A rui t, n i' 1 k '- f 'v ith i duti't v ki"i! o . r" of ie - - :i tl. r. i .r 1 it" t , t r s ! ; - ; .- -d bit ) onr a rj U t rd

i ii no, .iSa n;.i..i I, i i r,. . 'v I i , ;;ti. i i i..y ? i j! irb nd of on without ;i -i b.-i HnCl lit! I'D'lClUiiea llJ UUIIO Procuring; the nw-ssury nrderial-, h went to work in hi ctd'ur, nml . , ....... i ... J . .. 1 . . : i 1 ... ! ye - tcrua y corn hi-km it, out ye - tcrd.iy completed it, but I the snow wuf con. He o.nrat. ! uitfd hinw-eif, however, that il I tvoulcl fonie SfTinn and lt ended to i sou!'1 fiiendi to s..i.?t hiul in nttin hi.- siul out of tlie cellar, but to h'n e!)a,trrin fbund t h t the tarnai" thinj; va too Lij or the cellar door. II brought it nut in sections. We could hear him thinking; two . or three friunr-is away. French Lick Spring were knocked oT at Sheriffs s de last fiaturdy to Mr. Jn. C. Albert for $10,010, Our readers will remember they were sold 1 short tinio slnee, at Commissioners sale, to Andrew & Son for J 15,1T". The opinion is prevalent hereabouts that they are a muchly sold institution. The question agitating the public mind now is who owns them? The courts will soon decide that question. Died- At Orleans, Jan. ?, 1877, at 7 o'clock, at the residence of her daughter, Mr. Nancy It. Johnson, wife of Lancelott Johnson, in her 77th year. She was Oorn in Virginia and came to Indiana in 1815. She was a member of the Stamperscreek Baptist church; was converted in her fifteenth year. She died tv die h id lived, a consistent Christian, a faithful follower of her Savior, She had the full assur mice o't a blessed immortality' beyond the grave. Th grand jury now in session is composed of the following gentlemen: Sam. A, Lindiey, Perry C. Johnson, Andrew J. AMe, Peter Wolf, Wm. Ivendall and Moses Roncrts. Perry C. Johnson is foreman. Judge Frank Wilson, assignee of Moore & Spicely, of Orleans, w ill make a distribution of the assets iti his hands among the creditors ol that firm, during tne present term of court. We do not yet know what per cent, he will pay. Judge Pearson and Prosecutor Miers reached here Monday after,, noon and since then luva each been at their posts. The business before the coilrt is much less than usual and it is not probable that the term will continue beyond the middle of next week. Wm. Richards, of New Orleans, was In town and called to see us yesterday. Mr. Richards was called home tin account of tin death of his father, Mr. Croel Richards, late ol Orleans. He leaves again to-day lor New Orleans. Elsewhere will be found twoseveral articles n reference to the Orleans school matter. While we regret t he controversy, we propose to give both sides a chance to be heard and then we hope the matter will drop. Mr. T. N. Mathers, of Orange, ville township, was in town yesterday afternoon and this morning, attending court. He surrounded Lost river to get hre, and it took him all day to it. The will of Croel Richards, late of OrPan, was admitted to probate yesterday. The bu'k of his estate is bequeathed to his son. Wm, Richards, of New Orleans. 0 1 A ! ftO7IOI0 Lait riot! ce. All persons indebted to me as Ex ecu or of the will of Aaron Lindiev, doccaidf or r.s Guardian i,f Ilinnaii A. Thompson mia! f ke iiimudl ato - :iti:ncnt if tbty '. ou'd wvoid ci -t raid troul la. SiMurij A. Lixdli:v. Jan IG, lb77. IStf Th? b .-t and I - it arie. ,.1 j" II - i i1 i i. -

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nnd Meed ami be-; quanty oi ittl- . ... . .. . ii -. ?-. .t 1)1.11 g gll 11 kllt . - UVVU, Orleans, I will negotiate loam for persons j desiring to torrinv money for rams from five hnnurd t ten IhfiUsa nd dollar.. Tin security required is mortgages on unincumbered real late. J. VV li'I.EV i UCKKR, Paoii, June 21, 187G. li-tf Persons desirous nf visiting Loui.sviib New A'dMny or any point at the Falls ear. do ro better than' to patronize that rt?;ial gentleman, Mr. Miller, who runs the stage line. He is a genial accommodating gentleman and wiH do al! in hi-? power to please the patrons of the line. Try him. Sebastian Kuii ha, removed his shoe shop to the room recently occupied by Mr. Tucker, one door south of Stout &. Bro.'sfrtore, where he Will be glad to see. ali of his I friends, end as many new ones a will call. For your Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Koda, Starch, Nutmegs, Cloves, Prunes, Currants, Ilaisi ns, Figs, Pickles, Mincn Meat, Canned Fruits, Ham and fresh Sausage, Dried Beef, Pepper, Spices, Oranges. Lemons, Candies, Nuts, Tobacco, Cigars, Wooden Bucket.?, Washboards, Brooms. Oysters and crackers a specialty. A liberal reward will be paid for any quantity of first class butter. Prices to suit the times. Terms cash. . 10Go to Pro's for Dr. Hedges Champion Baking Powders the very best in the market, every package warranted and money refunded if satisfaction not given. If purchased in'pound packages you willalsn get a cook book and two chromo's, "the idd breeches and the new" Pro's have the,exclusive sale of it hero. 21tf . NOTICE. T the Trustees and Teachers of the common Schools of Orange county, Indiana I will be at the Auditor's ofnee in Paoli, 011 the econd Tuesday of each month, for the purpose of attending to any business relating to the Common Pehools of said County. James L. Noblitt, July 23, 1S75. County Sup't. Hunt up your old pictures ind I have them neatly framed. Stroud Parsons will do it for you. Ji W. & C. Pro. have a splendid assortme nt of Boots & Shoes which they are selling t figures away doicn Tondcr. 6-t The latest styles of hats and caps at Stout, cheap too. 3Go to Pro's for Candies, Nuts and Confectioneries of all kinds. 6-t Tiollce. All persons indebted to me are requested to call and Fettle either by cash or note, cash preferred, as I am needing money. . G. Hailewood. Chambcrsburg, Dec. 9, 1875. 3boo!t Here, Cver jbotly. Do you know that, we are selling the Best Wheat Flour at from 2 to 3 cents per pound. We guarantee our flour to be what we represent it. Persons having to purchase flour will find it to their interest to call at the mill and examine for themselves, and by so doing save one profit. ' "o-tf King & Etccker. " Notice, All persons desirous of taking pupil boarders during the spring term of the Hitrh School are requested to notify the School Trustee. of Paoli and state the number they can accomodate . "IStf Kotlcc We, th undersigned, Noah Cook and John II II ec km an, having been doing business under the firm name of Conk A: Ilt-ckman. has this d ly t een di.-j-ol v.. by oiutual oon--ent, the n J John II. IhH-knv!) continuing tn ! t!. Wt -! Paoeu Springs llotrlat We-t B.id.jn, Orange county, Indiir.a, Ni !i Cook re tiri 11:1. J(i:n II, Ilr.eiiMAN, No .vir Cooic. We--t IbeUu, Ind., Ac ;. . 1-7. i" i on t:. - i I of t! ; I o"i r ily ; re .. ; i ubbc t c.'aov ; ! u.c jlb-e o ! t ii f-vli ct S I

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i Nolle?? is Lere'jy clven f I t! - - ! ib-.nn.rs valuation ol reai an I p r xr K' i a m'o: , rr irrzr r Tov.'Nnirs, Paoli Poll North Kast Poll Ot Icrtns Poll Orartpville ....... Poll North. West. Poll... French Lick Poll Jackson...Poll Grecnfir'1tl Poll... South b s - t Poll S'amper's Creek.... Poll ;; Town of Ptioli Poll Town of Orleans-Poll

ii ATI'S OF TXKS OS' DOGS. For one male dog over six months obi. fl; for each additional dos. S2; for each female dot;, 2. After the 15th day of December. 1S75, the Auditor is reqinred by hov to ndvnrti.se real estate for all unpaid taxc for 1S75 and for former years to which will be added the taxes of ls"6, which sale snail occur on the second Jfonday of February; 1877, unless paid before, that time. Each taxpayer may pay the full amount of his taxes on or before the third Monday in April, 1877, or may, sit his option, pay one-half thereof, with the whole of his road tax, and the remaining one-half, less the rond tax. 011 or hefuro die 1st day of November following but upon failure to pay they first one-half by said third Monday in April, then tiie whole tax becomes delinquent, and a penalty of ten per cent, i? added, and the Treasurer is required by law, after that, date, to proceed to collect such delinquent taxes and costs und charges that may accrue by disress and sale of property, if necessary Bring your road receipts when you come to pay your taxes, as they will not be redeemed after the third Monday in April. If vou are liable. to pay taxes in more than one township mention that fact to the Treasurer, as a separate receipt 13 given for each township. Examine your

receipts before leaving the othce and see it tney income an your property o county order will be paid or endorsed in the name of any person owing delinquent taxes. Taxpayers will find it greatly to their advantage not to pnt off ta.f paying until the last two or three days of time, and those that have their tax complicated, such as undivided estates, &-c, are especially requested to call when we are ut leisure, as it requires considerable time to make the divisions and separate receipts. HIRAM E WELLS, Treasurer Orange County. Dec. 15, 187G bS-

' Po Toil filJQVV that J. T. Bundy, on south side of public square, keeps constantly a full stock of Candies, Nuts, Tobacco, Cigars and the best brands ot Coffee and Coffee Sugar, and sella them for the least money. He also has five different, grades of Tea. Call and see him. 50tf Axles all sizes, springs all kinds for sale by Allen & Reed, Orleans. First class furniture at low prices at Sch ra mo Mathew's. Give them a call. oOtf From the undersigned, in Northwest township, Orang8 county, Ind., a light bay mare, white feet, blaze face, and three years old. Any one giving me information as to her whereabouts, by addressing meat Orangevilie, will be handsomely rewarded. 51- Samuel. Pipiixp., Bundy's is the cheapest place t buy your candies always fresh and first class. Stroud Parsons is just in receipt of a fine lot of moulding, and will frame pictures for you ready and cheaply. Take your pictures to Stroud Parsons and get them framed. Look out for something new at Pro's in few days and when there ask them what it is they have new to give away. . Stf E. M. Gibener has a fine premium buggy for sale, also a nice spring wagon. Call and see them. 21 tf Go to Schramm & Mathews for ali kinds of furniture, 50tf Boots and shoes all styles and at low figures at Stouts. 23Tmsiee's Notice I will be at my office, l miles fouth of Unionville, on Tiiur-day of (v.c'i wer"; for the tram vjtl'jri of township bu-ir.'. s. , Willi ati TrAror.o, Tr:df?(Jr?t idMd Towrnhip. 15-4 w The r --.! Srut , the b?'4 New O iiaiH ;iout -. end tne t,e-t 'rham in tho tnat'iet a 'ro"a on the I '( Ah : ju-te - dd tc y b;r V... I t at i the tf trc Jvi ; c n veat!

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t - .1 ' w r ".V Mi Tan. SIEGRIFirG ?',L'C T?y virfuo f r.n of t. to -!'.;. rl iVom ili- l tori. cf theO- ats'v l i.-.ai'- ? r -f ri!l cxpoMS a "public Jc", r t!";,,' 1i.i'i- r, oa SATUKDAY, A N't" ACT 20, ",.':?, lf-weon Cut !.- r of 11 o'cUx-k a. w.5"l o'clork . ot s,n4 dav. a: th. ao : cl th C'oi.i t Jlouse ot Oiavc- cennrv. the i ui pro n is tor a term doi 'cxf.--liii? st-rtu y.-ir in - tuliowin; il.'-scri tcl r al esfate. to-wi;: The umii ri.ifci half of th? southvait !!rtr. f tlo uutiieast quarter of ccioa twtnttrnitif (2a, a.--a also the northeast quarter "of tlf- southwest f;!Siir'.a-of eioctioa ttrertr (20 a!! in townhip two (2) north ami ranje two (2) west, in Oraasa'cocntr. laitaoa. A.1 oa failure to realise tha full atnotinkf IV) jiKlp-ment, interest ami rosts, I will, at the Brtmt; litiH' an 1 v'n : o.vpnsH atpulilic eftl th? fee-6iiur1! of sahl real ctate. Taken a th? property of Thuo-.icre I.vnch, at the futit of Arthur J. Simpson. Saia fcala will h? ma le without any relief wfaatercr from rsiuation or appiaicneut law. WJLLTM T. SHIVELT, Dec. 2", Yi'i. hherifl" Oracya C'ouoty. I'sjbSlc Sale of" Ileal Cgtate. The underigne-i w ill. on S A T IT U I) A Y, J A N U A K V 20. J 577. at the residence' of John H. Bohtait. two ini!os outhet of the town of Valoeue, in Oianxe county. In liana, seU .it p-ablic ai:c-: tioa to the highest bid-lor the f.MlowiOff real estate of the said J.-jhn II. l?ohbitt, to-wit: A part of the east hn'i of th Swcthiast qtinrterol' section twtnty-two 22, la township one sourh atsa rauR.ono east', forty N; acrca. aatl the west half of the amnnwesi quarter of siio'uTo tweittv-throe 231, same township anJ iaag, in O.-iicfs. coaaty, Indiana. Terms of Sale Oac-fourth part of th pwrchas3 money for ku.I real eso.Vo wiil ! re-quiri-'-l to b-i paM at the I ime i aale. aa.l th.remainins three-fourths in three e'fual ;jv. mcut? at si.x, twelve nml t-is:hu-en tuontSi j. respectively, from tho ilay of sal j, parcha'siss gtrinK notes for deterreil' payments, wj-h a -froveti surety, waiving valuatioa !;nrs with six per cent, interest from date, ana, if notr paid at maturity to bear u-n per cent. rt;iwartl uutil paid. .JOHN II BUCHAXAK AiRite of John II. Iiobbstt. Busk irk Tc Slegsnity, Atty's far Af;ig.nee. Xotlre ofElectio:! for Ilti II -road Approjriaticsi3. Notice is hereby priven that the polls will lo opene1 at the pjaroe of rtafnjr ia fii-nt h lack township, Orantre county, and State of Indiana, on tiis loth day of reliruarv, 1S77, for the purpose of taking the vote of tha lesral vnU'M o5 nahl towni-hip upon th subject, of appropriating the 8 inn of $5,832, b. iai-i townflitp, for the purpose of nii)Brthi Inlianapolia and Kvansviifr Minral K aitway 'ompajiy in construct ;inr if s railroad throush said township. Said vot havinjr boon ordered by the Heard of .rornisionera of Orange county, am! Sinteof Indiana, at a special term of sai i Board, beynn mtlioMs on t lie 234 day of Deceuibet, i?75, and ojt tS ti-st iay of saia term. In witne-s whereof I have herennto m hand and airixei tbe real of said Court tin S'u aaer I.VWii F. STUCKER. 13Auditor Orange County, Indiana. Notice is hereby riven that Um ...!-;sn-e.l has ijt-en appointed Assignee t-t .Moore Snieely tmder the voluntarv assignment la w of the Sta'.e of Indiana. All p-r-ons haricsr statins agaisst said Jtfooro & Spife.lv are raqui re.f to tl!a the same with flu Cterk of t.a Oranga Circuit Court, verified a'-'-or isnsr to law. -FRANCIS WILSON,' Assltacc of oi : & t-pice'v. O-ifobar 53, 1S7S. Notice hereby "riven tlcit M-'inant r; "nvur. f !:n.'"i-.-.'i- i- a. ; .pf'.I an iii-'-.c . s .a s : t "lu.-r.lof an i : .:a tide ere !it-rs. r,f ;, his real and pernoral c--. ia!-to th" rn lei.-i'.'ni-a. Ail irt? n't t.avir claiin- Hir:t(."i-t 'ui a-.' ci'-'r w : ; ! ;.) -p-.. !!- rit ivM,p'n,i'ilv u n.i i, -.! .1 8--' i iUl'l,':l p."t ,i s ii' I.-! I ti ;,, ;ru. w.li bu leipiocd toiu:ikf jiTmioi )' vt-: "v : . i ..:'- ( . ' ' i t , j .s ;rv. l-'-'iw A ai co 1'i :r.. T. "Ik ; i'i! I t "ill,. m mf JL.' mum rniltm W 'mj $ tm (North Si tie Taslic Square,) Is ne iy furnished and reHtta J forttt ccoraodattn cf Guests. The rovrat are roomy. euifortabl ni well ventb lated..The tsbla.is supplied whs ti best in tlie market. Good Stalj'eg, Is coarse cf experienced hoKtfers, eonnctel witk tkt house. TIUjS. HUNT, Proprietor. Ac ft st SI. IST5. b.1 t i r irM; i Kast I II1 1 j. H i i j e i. , . 1 r . ! r t. -ti-. tt hI I i- . "'!. n - t : illO. -!",-' . r i t ' ru i t -. f j. . 1 i . - i . ll f " 1