Paoli Weekly News, Volume 5, Number 20, Paoli, Orange County, 31 January 1877 — Page 2

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3, f I ,. ' I s -it-. . . A I ' V I ' J Iiu;as not ! nert ion. Ct-u irr 1 lit til ii - f f ?o . Wih: ihn Lf iri.I.dure ve to eatliiif J.civ -tj'.p-r' foftffie'it Jaw. Hen. CJvorge Hoar was elected to tl: United Stidcs Senate from

Mas.a( .uets tn pac' of nator ,t(Willfr decision t.Miay on hU reBoututll, whoso ?in;e will oxpir I lurn lr Washington;

March 4th. A decided improvement. ment The Legislature is still at work, the members vieing with each other in the number of bills pre sented. Representative Gossman, of Dubois, introduced nine Monday. No bills of importance have been passed. McDonald of General John whisky fraud fame, was unconditionally pardoned by President Grant Monday, and he was released from the Missouri penitentiary. President Grant's time is short, and if he has any more friends in the penitentiary he had better be making out their pardons. The Academy of Music, at Indianapolis, was entirely destroyed by fire Sunday night. The contents of the building were also consumed. The loss is estimated at $100,000. The origin of the fire is a mystery, Many of our readers, both Republicans and Democrats, will remember the beautiful building as that in which our State Conventions have been held for years. Old Zach to the Governor of Florida: "You must save Florida for Hayes by fair means or otherwise." Governor Stearns answered: "I will do it, but it will take soldiers and money." Old Zach replies that he has "seen the President and Secretary of War, and that they will be sent." And the Cincinnati Gazette says: "The Democrats are not making any capital out of the Florida telegrams." The balance of the radical press, although naturally garrulous, are "mum" on these Florida telegrams. A gret many people' seem to ! have erroneous views of the provisions of ! n compromise adjustment. In brief it .'.aean this: Oa next Tbur-dav the Senate will ro over into the chamber of the lower i house. Both houses will proceed with the electoral count. Where . . .. t .. ..... . r . v . i coon one fei oi teiurns ijms ueen i sent i 'i from a Slate it cannot be set aside unless both houses Kre' to no so Wh-rv two sets of elec- 1 tors have be -n returned, then uU the points :n depute shall be re- j i h t r ed to w ) at we Hill call a hi-ii omuiis.io:., compose.i o h'leen j fuen flvi h:'n,e'nr, five ilthi ! 1 1 V 1 i i live .TA ol the lower htllli i ! i e u 1 1 o r oi the S.ij-!-, i.t latter are di ' t. i o ' j r o I iU'I a 1 ! t com ! ro: il i - . e aod a m ' 1 -:" 1 . . e '-if i U ' t 1 1 is no oc i no 1 r -

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K -; ' : ar.tj t !-f ctud u ii" ":: ii iii.u.iii't'tiw, 'I lio 1 t rt f ii I Cou:od--:'U. is'-ss- follow?: St-ft-t'.tors - -LMuiunds, cf Vermont; rln, i Indian,, and rrcliti- . ni:d Xburmaii, of Ohio, ;!(! l),-ril, of Ih-hvVar', DftiiucriiN-. Ui'ptTKMitative l-.yne, f Oiiio; liuiitou, of Vii-irda, am! Abh.jtt, of Maaehui'tt-, Drtoo -rat-j und tja: th.-!d, of ()!;!, !d IIo.r. oi M. . ufl llepub;iei.!s, A Jo(.i;iU Jt?-!i. t S of t!ui Sili.ronie Court CiirforJ, of M.si:i ; Str-i:g-, ul l'im I Vrtaia, Miller, 4 and Fi-M, of California, !h Ihlli me.nb.r to be selected Ho :a .1 i 11 o : A--viate Ju.tie'.s ,; c, of ).;';; lHvi, of 'hli-! : Ih-ad'e-v, of New Jerev, and 1 f:--;-5e Up v in h o-ow-rro .v . ilh ti.e re- ! utr ; which ad par tie inmt be j : - tii-ied. We have no fears of the A EiC iJo in Hie siit!i Carolina, (iovrnuirshlp r.UMi'i., Jan. 2!. Circuit Jn.Ve Carpenttr rendered the fol1. I lin:l as a conelusi u of law ihat D. II. Chamberlain was not on (! Ttli of December last legally !nt;d!e J as Ooveraorof South Carol r.iti. 2. Wtfdo Hampton was not on the lp.h day of Decembei, 1S7G, ler;div instAiled into the oflice oi (Jovernor of said Slate. 0. The attempted Installation of I). H. Chamberlain being illegal and v. id, it did not operate in law a a resignation of the office is Governor, whieh he held at that ti,ve, ashy the constitution the Governor hnlils his ofiiee for two years and until his successor is chosen and qualilicd; and as there has been no i , . . 1 . p i i iri'.i uiiiiuuca" ion tii nis bucces-'or. 1). II . Chamberlain is lawfully in posse s-ion of the executive office and entit led to discharge the functions ;f the same until such qu tHflcation tak -s place. A case similar to the one that induced the; tsbove is now pending i:i the Supreme Court. J!'.t;re. L'avis liefusvH to Act Washington, Jan. 20. Associate Justice Davi, as soon as the bill pissed Doth houses constituting the electoral vote commission notified his associates and other friends that in tho event of his being offered the fifth place in the judicial branch of the commission, that under no circumstance would he allow his name to ha used in t ids connection. He considers it indelicate after being elected Senator to take the position which might be opened to criticism, and refuses absolutely to reconsider his decision. wir.i, s ;:x.r.cT to-morrow. Asocial Juslices Clifford, Stromr, Miller and IdehJ, the four member-, of tie- Supreme. court rquired by lb" Uvtoral act to serve r upon the ju-ticbd branch of the conmihdo!:, were thU afternoon earh fur ni. -Led with a certified 'copy of the act by the Secretary of 'State. They will meet to-morrow and select a fifth associate in cord a nee with its provisions. ac The Temperance Cause Jefferson villi:, Jan. 2i oi-. ' Luther Benson delivered a power:,.tnrf t, iYr..r v,,n, j v . v i a - - t.n ti tt I CT i i V VT jat tho Wall Street M. E. church ast niht. Two hundred and twenty persons signed thetilede, Hmoug the number Judge Cyrus i L. Dunham. Benson lias been ; lecturing and speaking in the gosi pvi meetings during the past week, I od has done a great deal of good. r i id Ihvu of the Unit- ' c : rl vv .w th et- ' '-..-d John A. o.i as U .-uted Slates Senator lo .11 ' - J , . Vi.., . d to t t. Atra-! . . i i i - ot'i.itm iddc ! h : . t . - . . ! t - : ! i 1 . ,-. a ,. - - ... t . . . . i.tor J '1 to .. , . ... i "' f I I . I I i r s.

PARRACIDE IN BLOOMINGTON William Pelley Shoots His Father After Missing His Stepmother. Missing BLOOMINGTON, IND. Jan, 26.--William Pelley, a man about 25 years of age, shot and dangerously wounded his father yesterday, a few miles in the country, east of here. The facts, as learned from Dr. Bryan, who was called to attend the wounded man, are about as follows; Wm. Pelley, who spends most of his time at Indianapolis, and it is said has sometimes driven a back there, has been at his father's hourse for a month or so out of employment. He is said to be extremely quarrelsome, and manifests a deep hatred toward his stepmother and her daughter. On the morning of the shooting he overheard a conversation between a younger brother and his father of a proposed trip to Indianapolis, when he asked the brother when they intended going to the city, The brother replied that they would go about next Tuesday. "You had better take them damned women along." referring to his stepmother and daughter, "or somebody might kill one of them while you're gone," said William. The younger brother replied that he had better go and hunt a job and let the women alone. This seemed to raise his temper and he said to his brother that he would "give him some of it," if he did not "shut up." He then turned and walked out of the room, passed through a room where the women were to a door leading out into the yard, then turned, pulled out a pistol and pointed it at his stepmother, who had her back to him. The daughter, seeing the act, suddenly jerked her mother to one side just as the pistol was discharged and the ball entered the wall. The old man hearing the report followed out into the yaid where William had stepped after he had fired, and began to expostulate with him, when he drew his pistol and shot the old man, the ball entering the chin, passing through the jawbone into the neck, where it can not be followed by a probe. William was laat heard of late last night, and from the direction he was going is supposed to be in Indianapolis. Most of our readers in the vicinity of Orleans and Paoli will remember a suit tried at the recent term of court vhrein Tims. D. Lindsey and Wm. H, Bexsiey, of Orleans, were plaintiffs and Win. B. Chisham was defendant, wherein the plaintiffs sued for a reward offered for the arrest of John T. Webb. On the trial of the cause there was considerable conflict in the testimony of the defendant and the plaintiffs and their witnesses, but by agreement of counsel, judgment was awarded -plaintiffs for $25. the plaintiffs to pay costs. After the trial one of the plaintiffs witnesses, Columbus Brown, filed an affidavit before Esquire Rice, of Orleans, charging Chisham with having committed perjury on said trial. The trial of the perjury case came off at Orleans yesterday and after the examination of numerous witnesses resulted in the acquittal of Mr. Chisham. I.ost River Hems. En. News Seeing items Irom various t parts of the county but none from this place we thought we would take the liberty to send you a few. Our little village, situated five miles east of Paoli, is fast becoming popular. It now boasts of a postoffice, two dry goods stores, one doctor's office, one shoe shop, two blacksmith shops, and a wagon maker is expected in a few days. The inhabitants are peaceful and industrious, and there is not a loafer belonging to town. Health in this neighborhood is good at present. Tho school at No. 4, this township, which is under tho supervision of Henry Mavity, is progressing well. Tf.Q Christian Brotherhood of this ooUntY lll IlLV-t .t Uni i:i ! - vU.f.re commonly known as I'inhot)ko:i Frhhtv befcire the s,!i'imil Sa.;da in Febru trv iu co-opcra-tie L'.tc.) ol 1 , ... 1 l'Oiil CVtry C .lurch Hi U,c 1 i ! t o li ..ly. S'ti'en s s .: oi 'i t ra 1- . 1 . - - tt.8 ;r to -.m:i- of c the i : t VVC'.' Ic. ! v.m t V. .y ,'t: ' t TwI -: -v v. f f . C -:iv . O it 1. a i A.2ih , ,;.. I i i.i t. -d t

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u-ir r-Mivli v hon.c. Thy Wf-nt to tho iv-sd-'nee of JVnu-s : Johroo.n jiti.t Ii( id US iniv.n lis: r ms f jnir camt. t.ouuthut inormiidr with I hi head unci neck covered with ! blood. Mr. Johnson knew (l. I Out ! hU h.ul loi:i iii iiiUch!?f, and had him killed imnudiafuiy. 'T'lw other !ti, !.. !onil to B.ivid FishI er. Upon bns eonv?ncnl of the ( guilt of his do? Mr. F. had him kiUI. Joel saj-s those persons nv1h haye U )t beeu p;iyin, tax on , . , ! th-ir do had bet Jer commence. B. F. G. Oilc:iis Items. Rev. "Mr. Sy turns is holding a s cries of meetings at the Presbyterian etiurch. Mr. E. P. V-idker ha bou-!d one halt interest in the late firm Walker and Ilichards. Mr. John B. Simpson, of Paoli, attended churc h at .this plaae hist Sr.! 'ay asal at night. Come back. The ncademy caught fire Wednesday, the -lib insi.but by timely assistance th-j fire Van put out with, out much 1 ,5s. The town fathers have raised the whisky licei'.-e ;rom one hundred to (irty dollars. Justice llice'is court is In session nearly every day. The principal suits nre t hose against persons wdio owe thy firm of Moore & Spice! y. Quite a number of large students are now attending our school, which speaks we;l for Pi of.Chilton. Mr. James Kemp better known hereas'mabo Kemp," of Paoli, paid us a visit last Sunday evening; ho staid here but a short time. He went to Mitchell where, we presume, he speut the evening much more pleasant than had h staid here. Uncle. Henry Williamson, aged about S' yrs. has near entirely lost his memory. He can not, at some times, recognize persons with whom he hac he?n acquainted for '20 vv ;JU years. Mrs. Elizabeth -Pearson," wife of Dr. J. C. Pearson, of iliichell, for. merly of Orleans, died on Monday, the 9th and was buried in the Mitcheli cemetery. There is a petition being circulated among the citizens here pray, ing the board to raise tha whisky license to $100. Several will not sign it, giving as their reason that we might as well hnv :i saloon as for the drug stores to soli whisky in the manner they do. To-day (Tuesday) Rice's court is in session, trying a case wherein 'Columbus Brovm filed an affidavit against Wm. B, Chisham for perjury. The trial ut this writing is in progress and we know not what disposition will be made of tho case. LATER. Since writing the above the case has terminated in a verdict of acquittal for defendant. The prosecution was represented by Messrs. Elrod and Spieely of this place. The defense by T. B. Buskirk, of Paoli, Moonlight. Died of 111 U'ounds. Louisvilli:, ' Jan. 27. J. W. Stockton, chief clerk of Willard's hotel, Louisville, shot yesterday by his employer, W. C D. Whipp? died this morning. The affair produces more excitement than has been known here since the killing of General Nelson during the war. LEGAL. By virtue of an order of sale, to ma directed, from the Clerk of the Orange Circuit Court. I will expose at public ale, to the highest bidder, on "SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, A. I. 177, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. n. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of tfa court house of Orange county, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, ihe following described real estate, to-wit: A part of ihe northwest quarter of section three (3), and also a part of the southwest quarter of section three (3), township one (1) north and range two (S) west, bounded as follows, to-wit : TiiiDiriir at a stake in front of the stabP in aline with the south j-,st o the com crib, thence in a straisrht line 1S0 -'it Lo e uivid n-- tt e ninn- bit and no n.r to a i .u- o tie.irt:i i.'i,iof ttl p ;i: ,o? 10s. i' aii.i: ret e lands of t t tu i.o't, k n. a. ... i'vi' a-t j.-.e. i.c' 1 mi 1 on a I . ,.c do i i 1 .iar the Ijt u if Jon-'-a-)! 1-.0.. dcfi. . jtif. . A. i'. isijf,, n ( . HiVl-t 'niw .it tt l.irJ of1 . f ,.! . r s 1 i' i (' c-i ' n ' , 1 . A. j m .- I il.Tlf;' f - .. ; : i t . . 1 -. f0 t i i V -1 n. a- t r, p 1 Vv . a. Uowies. uritu it siris.es t:ie line cf tlie own f r.-n h I..- t' or- u.it:!i w fit." l.,.c of m' Itoni 1)1 i r- .5 ' - k- xi kT rt ioo.I town, tneace ea-'t to ttto r.entor of the I . t -e i. 5 . .. i i i ; i r. ; , . . t ; - ' i - - f - f r i - 'lit I i 1.. . 1. tl f " ' .1 I 1 I I - 'i e f i 1 1 1 1- tl. i A. i ! LY

" a c i to in tl 'i ru:t tigh- . two. I will atpubik- iit. u.. sati-'i:day, fekruaryit, isrr, . Mwwn "to courser iu o ctoc a. iu. sou I t .,!.! .! v at- tho ii. .-,;. f !bf j cn'"fi c t-t Orar t-ounty. tti rents and exce4i!HT feven vears, Oie lowing aefvi iwfft rt-fM cm h , t-wi'-: Lt: N'. ma lit nooh tut i;f l.ts No. St. W aa.i ;ri, At! i.t Use town of J'aoii, (.range iMuntr. Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of the jua.rmcnt. imprest and costs. I trill, at the faaw tuae su l place. ejcpoc at publio sale the fic-simplc oi Biu real estate. . an rs worm, at tnesuit ox AJiert x. iiuo.eison K'tt A. i nice j son. rith relief tvem baid.sale will be made w H JL1 f AM 1 SHIVELY, Jan. 2t. 1ST". Sheriff Orange County. SIIEKIFF'f 5AJLC By rirtce of an execution, to me directed "from the Clerk of the Oraaye Circuit Court, I will expose ac public tale, to the highetit bidder, oa SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 3S77, between the hours of 10 o'clock- a.m. and t o'clock p. m. of tni l day, at th-j door of tho court otise of Orauge county, the rents and profits for. a term noi exeeedlnsr seven years. ahiu one (1) south a n 1 raite two (2) wo-:, and also the southeast quarter of section thirty-one (31), township one (1) north and rauare two (2) west, all in Orange county,, Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of the judgment, interest and costs, I will, at thesiirae lime and place, extwse at public sa!e the fce-inip!e of said real estate. Taken A3 the, property of America Drake, at the suit of John Lagon. Assignee of Rice & McMitlcD. SMid sale will be made without inr relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. Jan. 24, J377. Sheriff OTaasra Co-untT. ' SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of two executions, to me directed from the Clerk of ihe OraTijje Cirer.it Courr. I will expose at public sale, io the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, A. D. 1377, between tho hours of 10 o'clofk a. -m. aad 4 q'clock p. m. of paid day. at the door of the. court house of Orange county, the rents and profits for a tr-rm noi, exceeding' seven years, the following: described real estate, to-wit: The undivided two-thirds ( of the south half of section one (1), township one (1) north and raiiffl tl) east. in Orauge county, Indiana. And on failure to realize the full'amotint of the judgment, interest and costs. I will, at the same time and place, expose at public Bale the fee-simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Iiac.hael Tlurtt at the suit of John C. Alberh si'Tiiee of Marian liievins and Assignee of ..o.iia Ilowles. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. WILLIAM P. SHIVELT, Jan. 17, 1S7C. Sheriff Oransrc County. Administrator's Sale of Real Catate. -Will be sold to the highest bidder on FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1877. lot No. 253, in the town of Orleans, Orange county, Indiana, and on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1877, upon the premises, the following- real estate, in Orange county, to-wit : A part of the southeast quarter of section thirty-one (;5J), township one (1) north and range one (1) cast, containing S4 48-80 acres: also the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of same section, township and ranse: also another part cf said southeast quarter of said section thirty-one (31). ia said township and range, containing twenty and threequarter (20.') acres, lying on the creek called Hog's Defeat, the particular boundary of which will be made and pointed out on tbeV.ay of sale, it beinsr the farm bought by William Tarr, deceased, of John Tarr, ali in section' thirty-one (81), township one (1) north and range one (1) east. Sold by order the Circuit .Court of Orange county. Indiana. Terms of Sale One-fourth in hand, onefourtU in six months, one-fourth in twelve months; the remaining fourth in eighteen months, the purchaser g-iving notes, with approved security, for deferred payments, waiving: valuation and appraisement laves, with six per cent, interest from date. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock m. of rid d:iv. J ON A T 1 1 A N P. T A K K, Administrator of Wm. Tarr, deceased. 20State of Indiana, Orange Comity, ss. Iu the Orange-Circuit . Court, April term, 1877, Francis 3T. Hiidelsori vs. Luciuda M. Hudelson. In Divorce. Conies now the plaintiff, by Messrs. Farrell & Nobl itt, Esqs., his attorneys, and tiles his complaint, ul also au affidavit showing that the defendant, Lucinda M. Hudelson, is hoe a resident of the State of Indiana, aud that the plaintiff has a cause of action against said defendant in divorce, and that tlfj said L-.i-cinda M. Hudelson 13 a nocessat-v party thereto. Said defendant, Lucinda M. Hudelson is therefore hereby no! i tied of the. pendency of this action, and that the same will stand" for trial at the April term of said court, to be holden at the eotrrt house, in t he town of Faoii, on the first Monday in April, 1877. Witness the Clerk aud the seal of said court at I'aoli this 27th dav of Januarv, A. D. 1S77. "JOHN R. SIMPSON. 20- Cleik Orange Circuit Court. R lOTICE is hereby given that John Jinochio ! 1 will apply to the board of commissioners of Orange county, State of Indiana, at their next session, to be begun and held at lite county courthouse, in the town of I'aoli. Oranjre county, Indiana, on the first -Monday in March, 1877, for a license to sell, barter "and give away spiritous, vinous and malt intoxicating liquors in a less, quantity than a qnart at a time, with Die privilege of allowing the same to be drank on his premises for one year. His pla.-c of business, and the premises whereon said liquors are to be drank are kuow.1 as in the east room of the building on lot numbered 145, in the town of Orleans, Orleans towtishiu. Orange conntv. In liana. Jan. :;i, 1S77". JOHN JINOCHIO. 20-3 w Aftsf tiee's Kotice. Notice is hereby sfiven that the undersign ed has been appointed Assignee of William I iougnerty, the said Hougtierty Having assigned to "me all his property, real ami" personal, for the benctit of his bona fide ci editors. All persons having claims against said Dougherty will present them properly authenticated to the undersigned. Ail persons indebted to said Dougherty will be required to make prompt settlement thereof. JOHN L. MECtLNITV, Assignee. Jan. 27. Wf. 20-3w AdRilnlstralor's Sale f Real Kstat. The undersigned, Administrator of the estate of James A. Welsch, late of Orange county, Indiana, deceased, will, by order of the Orange Circuit Court, made at January term, 1377, on SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1S77, on the premises, sell at- public auction the following real estate, belonging to the estate of said decedent, to-wit: Lot nrtmliitrcd two hundred and seventytwo 2721. in the town of Orleans, Orange county. Ihdlaaa. Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money will be required from the purchaser on. day of sale, the balance in two equal payments at 0 an 5 12 niont' s, 1 a -r-ercf"-in; tiof ini .".ii -royed M.i ci v, w;-1 v.: -y!-u.-.iuti ijpitiiigo p'Cttijt. lui. rt Kt lien date, sab1 a- 2 oVio-k . vi. AMI 1 J. r I III 4 ni- i t ; t,1 Jus. A. . rater's Sale. .Notice A i e 1. V 'n.ii :-t tr .-!. 1 1 f y ?oTf t ' u t". v '----i tor oi the estate cf .-a rah iuV' court-, twx s a. ;!- :. v. i , 1 m-1 1 a- irt - u-'c i r m. t icat, in S orti snip, on rniA.Y. rim f " .v. :-. r r- ?, t1 t,i Ct:t i l l t r 1 -

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iir.iai o-.ii was a; u m mm iniv icnna r.inusHKn. The KEMINU'IOS "WORKS 1ro ruaru-faciure the new Iori?l.-BARiu r-v rLO aping Shot-Gck, snap and positive action, with psiciit joint check, a utartv) ,. i " finish and cheapness and the CELEBRATED Rf.MINOTON 1U t'LKS AiorTn T" DIFFERENT GOVERNMENTS and renowned throughout the world for SHhtarv, nu. Tarft pnrpofCH am. kinp of Pistols; Rifle Canes, Mftat-lic CASTKmoF.,, " : AGRICULTL R AI, IMPLEMENTS. IxrROVED Mov.tno Machines, sttkl Prnw, w flOES, Shovel. Ci ltiv atoms. Roao Sok kpj. I'utvt t xcavatok?. Hay Teme-", TON Gins, Iron ' iiKiOGie, &c. GOOD AHLS l WAM'L D. Sud tor Circular' "

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I am pow receiving a large and Gtnplete ftck of Dry Goods, Notions, Piece Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes. HAT'S, QUEENS W ABE, NAILS, WOODEN W A 1 -1 V -GKOCEBIESa specialty, FLOUR, MEAL. - A fine assortment of LADIES' aud MISSES CUSi'O" Mai'BHOES. An examination of my stock respeclfullv s Iicitcd. f Vim. F. OS BORN. Paoli, Sept. IS, IS76.

LEGAL. Kotice. Notice is hereby given that th undersigned has been apeoiijte 1 Assignee of Mwte S Spieely under the voluntary assignment law j of tha State of In

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claims aeainst quired to tile the Orange Circuit Court, verifi-sd a-;rorui'ig to law. FRANC-IS WILSON. -s.ign -3 a of Moore & sspiee.lv. October 23, 1SS. . Asigcivts's i k: nee. Notice is hereby given that William F.

mavity, or Orange I'otnitv. in iiara, has ma ie : UJU, ht;ti hiti.na f tUa onnno--an Alignment for the benefit of- ail hi bona , leaK,1 "ltltUtionfe ot the countij

tide creditors, of all his real and personal estate to the vndersijrn-'d. All persons having claims agauist said assignor will pleas" present them, prop r3y vc- iiicd, to a?sigaeo. and ail persons indebted to said a--signo!rwili be required totnakc prom id pa vsnen t. JOHN I-. 5hUKNf rv. !5-3w Assicnco of VVi F. Mnvitv. tx? n t ir.itiy n . v. n. iv Ma , w. i 5a -A- .1 STOVES, TIN, AND SHEET J IRON W A RE, CI 1 A I N A N D ) WOOD PUMPS, I i Pricr-s redc.eecl on all good in rnr iine. A good assortment of the best patterns of Cooking Stores in the market at unsurpasi njiiy low figures ntrd war ranted to tctve satisfaction. Price" ranging from $12 to $o3. Drum Stoves only $4 50. Russia Iron Stoves as low as?-?! OQ. Chain Pumps very low The best co'fee roaster in the market for only St 75. Les's Patent Swinging Charn, ihe best, churn ever invented $'.) oO. Tin-Ware of every description alwpys on hand, on which lare ditcouuts to the trade will he given House wirk of every description don to order, and none but the bsi mater'al used- No 10 cent tin kept in stock. It will be to the interest of ah persons wanting any of the Rbove goods ta call and learn prices before going daewliere to purchase. As these prices are put on a hard money.,aba.siB, please don't ask for credit. Greenbacks taken at par. W. G. It. SKIP. Paoli, Ind. Oct. 26 1875. t-t. TJrlE ISTEW i i -1 1 1 TT Pf flic? A TTff" aal I iM1 Foot of Fourthj avenae and ;mloat j Landing, s lOlllSVlliO, $2 Per Day, 7 00 ta-B 50 Per Tfesli Special rates to the Theatrical profes si on and commercial travelers. SILAS ROCKWELL, Prcp'r. 31-tf Lata of T' i:. T TT" J illiJJ IT" ' ; . - a. J 13 f urntsted f --. r " 1. -,. 1 :c-:!s j . . -i t . e - J 1.1 I.

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! Cliartered -1 810. Ii'ARTF RD, CONN. I Cash Capital.. r.c. :vs-n r.esourees.. j f For more thttii fixtr rears 00a of tH EiglitGaa Millions "Losses Pa:d Business cortchietfd upon casli ra'i : No premium -no'ea no assesnncpu-r ' fair rates Itberil prineitii-s. ? ! All classes pi-eperta insnr'nl onfivor ' I able terms dweilinys and fare pr-j-'-1 ertv for Hund 5 roars;. .t pp'.V to JAMES F- COLLINS. Aiient, at News oiiice, Pac.Ii, hi h n aw jp (North Side Public Square,) PAOLI, ITTTsX JZA. j Is nedj fjrnb.ht?;' and refitted for til ' i accommodation fGue.-d. The roost are roomy, comfortable and well tpt,; ! lated. The tal'e is supplied wha ih hestjn tke markaf. v ":." Good St.tbles, in charge of 'iperievtced hostlers, connected with te house. TITOS. HUNT, Proprietor Ausust SI, 1S7. n3-lT ANDREW : SON. DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, lilillfllH j e NuV GOODS, II A J1.", I'S, t., t South i(lt i''n,l'n: ?4nure, I'moii.ld inn (.'n li. Jul? 31, 1872. tj - i.i nodes? DKA I.E.". IN j Groceries & Provision: i "ard wnre, QnoenMwuru. t'ullcry, Ut ationcrj', eM &r ' At tLe Herman corner, Paoli, Indiss We thank oar' friends for past p ' ronage. and invite the continaanc the same as we are d etcrm i ned to ' as good bargains a a can be had in Tit Jalv 31, 1872. 1 ) r 3 - ? ) . i-. ',-r -1 c ;rctr - ' . . t t