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V.T.I)?;: il)y, riJI. Ii, 177. rrrr- - - ". v onr r rrt -r stents to c r, " - 1vt i ftr irtly t. the f r.;-.. wf t:. ir n'!,:!d"rh' Is, ami s r . 1 air tbt ;.r j r- rn..l lies or 2lt v ir. t in thir communication?. W ii understood that ti ar rot rei nible for the uHennrf of our correspondents, . .1 ... , . - unl Notice. Adve rtienif -nts, communic.v lions, c, nan! be handed hi by Tacsday morning to bure publiwtlon. f let. All persons desiring to pay their subscription in wood will please bring it along before th weather gtts too bad t haul it. TOWS COl'STV. Bead c ur Orleans items. To-day is Valentine day. Winter, again thank you. Fred, are yon going home?' Pst master Rhodes is improvif;. Colored folks concert to-morrow r.i.zht. Circuit Court First Monday ia A pril. Commissioners Mond.i v in March Court First Our fixhermen 'iave bud aside I l.t-i r tackle for a few dys. Trustee J. M. Summers, of .outhrr.st, ws in town Monday. Oiip of Newton Marshall's chilIren is d-ngerou'ly ill with spotfed fever. Mnjor W. W. Chisham and Jevr Irvine, of Orleans, were ia town Saturday. Mr. Neal McDonald, of this township, died yesterday morning xlurin child birth. 1'pv. W. W. Webb has gone to Princeton to help his brother in protracted meeting work. Feed, oats are in demand. If any of our readers have any to dispose of they ran liiul plenty of customers. Mr. Win. P. Shiveiy returned ho'iif Monday from her visi t to relative and friends at Terre lisute. Harry Bra x tan' health remains about a it was lad wt-ek. There is no material change in his condition. The colored folk will give a concert in th; place Thursday night. If you like good nucne be sure and g". SThe Mellmdi-t Mite Society will inet at the residence or Mr. Christian Pro next Friday evening. All are invited. J. W- Montgomery, of Chambert)urg, has opened a store in Valeene. His brother Ap. Montgomery is in charge. Mr.rs, Bundy A White's new "provisions," at the Foster corner, ure so p'aiu that "he who runs may .jrad." There are two copies of State Superintendent Smart's report at the County Auditor's i.f.re for each township trustee. A Louisiana elector has been in the penitentiary and has never had bis disabilities removed, but wh:it "w ill tint amount tit? Rome per on at Newton Stewar' vented his spite at us last Friday J by sending vt a dMy valentine, j Tho car marks were plain. John S. Jeter was in town yesterday, representing & Cincinnati firm. John is a clever gentleman and C rt c!as btf.-inee timti. r; : - i.:t,-r .. .-) (ft:- ; . :her:i : . .t-.. N'.-rmd ih-. U: I 1"; I ' T! ex :.);;, Ui , v 1 e :--.d .d::;e to I: ' M f tl ,. , $ .0 , ' 1 t 1 .r: fr -ui "i.il Miu-.i-in 1 1, to-iju no1.." :t :-s: I f. Ik ! tf i). It S ft J 1 ' t ' 1 ' ! . ' " ' i It.' 1 i .4 I H"1 1 1 t ' 1 Tti r i I

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fwc In th M. i rch f j place next Sunday , evening, in plac? oil m riming nci ! -' -wsty. f Wo invo rec-n!iy hK,tn! of quita a nfimrofmsd dogs throughout the country. 11? on the lookout for them nwl whrn yea find one hoot him on thflVpot." The minute of the co-operation meeting held flt Union Church on the fifh instant, are unavoidb! v crowded out this week. They will ; appear next we-ek cert tin. v ill. II. Martin returned from i tri. tr. . . j . ii-Mj 1 1 j.t.c ttuivuiiy. iin re ports Mrs. M. and children as getting along finely. Will. is just awful stuck up about that hoy. Steve Collier caught 9 bn, 19 suckers and 12 shiners It Saturday so he says, and-proposes to prove it by John Mickey. StHiid up, Mr. Mickey, and be sworn. Miss Nellie, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Dr. A. W. Gray, of Orleans, has been vis. itinu at the residence of Mrs. John C. Ungle. She returned home Monday. Th3 school at No. 14, Paoli township, in charge of W. Ii. Mattox, will cle Saturday (Feb. 17th) at Mt. Pleasant church. Prof. W. P, Pinkham will plve a lecture at niht, on education. After being confined in Jail yesterday John May made tww attempts to burn thft building. James Banta pave the alarm and the Area were extinguished before much c'amage was done. The ale of Iand3 for taxes took place at the court houe door Monday. There were but few persons present and the bidding was anything but lively. Many peraos redeemed their land before the day of sale. The Jones' and Toliver' last week swore their ca.se away from Judge Pearson. Judge Pearson has not yet succeeded in getting another judge to try the cm use, and it is not now known when it W'll be called again. The election in French Lick townhip last Saturday on the proposi. tion to vote a tax of two per cent in aid of the Indianapo is Mineral Railway Co ninny was carried in favor of the tax by a majority of 21. This is the third time the. tax has been votel In that township. Those person who subscribed money to aid in building the Lake Erie, Evansvillo and South Western Hail way and gave their note for such subscriptions, will find their notes at the drug store of Dr. L. S. Bowles, where they can get them by calling for them. Go and get them and destroy them. Justices St hi son and Montgomery held an inquest on John May, of It ego, yesterday and declared him Insane. Application was made for hie admission into the insane asylum. Religion and polities combined caused the overthrow of his reason. While awaiting the order for his removal to Indianapolis lie is in the custody of Sheriff Shi vel v. Our citizms are promised a rare treat to-morrow night in tha musical concert to bt; given by the colored folks. Those who love the genuine, simon pure, music, such as on :y they can make, will not fail to attend. It h:is not yet been deter, mined where the concert will be held but will ba rmide known tomorrow. The prices for admission, are, for adults 25 cent; children 10 cents. Hess Play, w ho was formerly in the employ of Stout Bro's. of this place, died at his father's residence mntr Fredericksburg: last Friday at 10 o'clock a. m., of consumption. Ili- remains were interred in the fimily i urying gro;:nd S'.mdsy in tbt prf-enct? of a bug number of nirowing friends and relatives. Hi, - u e.itvHtist young its in ir 1 ! -,d 11 1 r.n ...' frif.als here . ho h tni--d -f his do ,th with un- , " - , d : ! . . 1 . i 1 ral 1 f t j r ci t i1 -1 4i' t; .id. J th fvnctvJ, It i i , rr;' ttd tht t". " thors. i .t ! r.' )" j t!. I, ."s t f iify. (bi 1 -.,i"iy f irr-n rv- ; 5 i::.d t h c r t . i n t ' . '. 1 . r. . c -1 - 1 t:, t , i '.. it. ' r - i.ir hin "1-1 . ry . t ?." .:ir T C. 1f ill 1 t y l i '. : - t ! . : : 1 1 .Il t t

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B. Moore preached? Ht the M. P.. find Chri-tian Churches l.tt BuniL; v mor:irg and evening. Ilev. Mr. Symros delivered a er-n-on at tjm Presbyterian Church 1 1 s t B 1 1 u nia y evenings! i 1 h a s- been j preaching of night a during this . wefk. j W heard of n fellow la-t week who while taking a buggy ride had the mi-dorfune of havin one of the spindles broken. He ! tried to mend it with an oak splin ter off of a fence rail. Ask Mr. Hamilton who it was. Much credit is given "Victim's" article of last week. Hope he will still further stir up our pure mind by way of remembrance. The first mad dog In this vicini ty, was seen lat Saturday about one half mile north of town, several parlies went in pursuit but have not learned whether they found him or not. The chicken thieves are still playing sad havocamong the chickens. Keep your shot guns well loaded and if you catch them taking your chickens give them a dose of shot in their legs, Those persons who carry revolvers in their pockets; if they are not very careful they will prematurely explode and blow their brains out. Bill Carter got mad at us last week for telling he had a pair of cardinal red whiskers, so mad that he went right home and shaved them off. The Moody-Toliver case was not disposed of, a Bloomington last week,. They took a change of venue from Judge Pearson. We would be pleased to "see the citizens of Orleans take more interest in the temperance question than thoy do. The Sheriff moved the goods and chattels out of the house of Kate Kauffman a few days since, and it was only by persuasion that she went out instead of being carried, out. Moonlight. Township institutes will be held as follows: Northwest, 3d Saturday in Feb ruary, at No. 7. . . Orleans, 3d Saturday in February, at Orleans. All friends of the public school are invited to attend the institutes. Patrons of the school, turn out and give one day for the encouragement of the cause of education, Jas. L. Noblitt, Co, Supt. Ifolloway's I'lllS anil Ointment. We stand aghast at the thous ands hourly hurried to premature gravvs, victims of having neglected the first symptoms of disease. Whether the complaint originates in the body, or be introduced accidentally through the skin fntal results may be Warded off by a timely recourse to one or both of these medicines. 2o cents per box or pot. iinniCD WlBL'E Vaxclevk At the residence of the bride's mother, in Washington county, on Thursday, 8fh inst., by Rev'. Howard, John M. Wihle, of O-snge county, to Miss Mattie Vancleve. The happy couple start upon their matrimonial life with our best wishes for their future success and happiness, as well as our thanks for the delicious cake sent us. GPECIAL NOTICEG. Sew Boarcliias IIous. Mrs. Mary E. Braxtan will, next Monday, open the house lormerly occupied by John L. Braxtan, for the reception "of boarders. The house is well arranged and pleasantly situated; the table will be supplied with the best in the market, while the prices will be as lo v us any other ho;j. liiiz Jo:: is and oth rs dvsirin j prmnnent b :l will tl.nl it t,) th :r thMnt. o conf.-r vrith Mr:. Li. L ."..r 22 tf Flour at Or.srg-'vjlL chc y- r t i ? 'A e.-m L 3 L o ; 1 r. : 1 y 'where e ! - ? tliH ; i ,1 cf th city. Z2'2Y . 1 t.T r.ie ; 5 1 f A "IF' V s. iitll.in k. vf i-r t f 1 1 i. r iin .1 v . t r t. :.ei: w: V. : :l v j 1.1 avi ; I ct t :u . 1 ti ..... ..Mt V i . -A". J n 1 v.', I ... 4 s tt: - tift:..Jill. i r : i : f .3 t .'

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any yt-..r- v hav- made i or to tb ail - of sufrers.. ments of a vsot class mude by t!;o.-:i, and, in f ui, the word failure ronld not te couplel with them. But within the last two years counterfeits of our medicines have sprung up, dangerous in ineir e.ost lmuasion ji our Trade Mark. To secure the people we have placed upon each gt-nuine box of I lolloway's Ointment the facsimile of the .signature of our! agent, Mr. Jo. Haydock. Tocount erf tit is felony. We shall relentlessly yuruo any one who imitates this with the utmost vigor of the law. We most earnestly beg that the jireat mas of the American pop!e wiP aid u- in our efforts to protect thfir health, and help us in our task of bringing these most Unprincipled men to the bar of justice. Uniformly refuse to purch Medicines purjorting to be our unless Mr. Jo. Haydork's signature is attached to each . box of Pills or pot of Ointment, and the end will soon be reached. The public's obedient servants, llOLLOWAY & CO. Custom grinding at Orangeville, where strictly first class work is done. Old customers are urged to continue while now ones re solic ited. 22 2w Notice rtloiiry Io.tied. I will negotiate loans for persons desiring to borrow money for suma from five hundred to ten thousand dollar". The security required is mortgages on unincumbered real ostate. J. Wkslkv Tucker. Paoli, June 21, 1876. 4i-tf Call on wilson For your Sugars, Coffee, Rice, fioda, Starch, Nutmegs, Cloves, Prunes, Currants, llaisins, Figs, Pickles, Mince Meat, Canned Fruits, Ham and fresh Sausage, Dried Beef, Pepper, Spices, v Orariires. Lemons, Candies, Nuts, Tu. acco, Cigars, Wooden Buckets, Washboards, Brooms. Oysters and crackers a specialty. A liberal reward will be paid tor any quantity oT first class butter. Prices to suit the times. Terms cash. 16Go to Pro's for Dr. Hedges Champion Baking , Powders the very besi in the market, every package warranted and money refunded if satisfaction not given. If purchased in'pound packages yo'i will also get a cook book and two chromo's, "the old breeches and the new" Pio's have tho exclusive sale of it here. 21 tf XOTICB. To the Trustees and Tvachers of the common Schools of Orange county, Indiana. I jwill be at the Auditor's office in Paoli, on tho second Tuesday of each month, for the purpose of attending to any business relating to the Common Pohools of said County. James L. Noblitt, July 2S, IS73. County Sup't. Hunt up your old pictures nd have them neatly framed. Stroud Parsons will do it for you. A young man, of good moral character, residing in Orange or Crawford county, can obtain a scholarship in the Louisville Medical College, free ot charge, by call Ing on the undersigned at Paoli. John L. Mkgknity. Ci&wfjnt Countj Democrat Piejiso Copy. Andrew Dougherty, at his New Prospect store, keeps a full stock of pure wines and liquors, suitable for medical use, also fresh ale and beer. He also kteps a full stock of groceries and confectioneries. Call and hen him and examine his stock. No trouble to show goods and prices very low to cash customers. 23tf Trustee's Tiollce. I will be at my offet at Lost Bivor Bridge, on Friday of each week for the transaction of business. Hobkiit N. Lame din. Trustee French Lick township. JCtf The best stocii of provisions and family groceries in town at Pro's. Cheap to a. G tf Tha verv best brands of So r's 4 -t 0 i's i Cc.V. r.t i'r's r.t the vcrv low -t livi::': :! rure. Don't t.;'., ;' cur ' :f. : h,r it a'.J C-tf yc;r- - If. We, tl a ur. !: r-'rr d, 27v th Cook i Ji '.n ri. 11- ..!. r i-g I l n tho " 7 I nr. 1t fLrfin.i t .. jil C. ; 11, , !, , n. !i i " t.'ii !'v ) ov i. Jt.'.-.l'u. "A-i il c viII h hir.ui - 't, t: C. t i .1 1 e O C - I t t v, -1 r 1--t I!:!:i, A , il t ! t ' ". :-. p 1 . : 1: a::. . v.. 1

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Notice is !i?rry a'weu thai the amount cf taxes charged ott fnch one hundred ii!Iars vrtlmition fit fed nad pcrs-aal property in the county of Oranse, for the rear JK is as follows

Tovxsnirs. Paoli Fob North Knst Poll Orleans... Pol! Oraevillf , 1. 11. North West Poll French Lick Poll Jackson Poll Greenfield Pol! South East Poll Stamper's Creek Poll Town of Pa oli Poll Town of Orleans Poll

RAT KS OF TAXES ON IXGS. For one male dog over six months old. $1; for each additional doir, S2; for each female dog, 2. After the 15th day of December, 1875, the Auditor is required by law to advertise real estate for all unpaid tines for 1875 and for former years, to which will be added the taxes of ly7l, which sale shall occur on the .second Morn day 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'rnayj nt his option, pay One-half thereof, with the whole of his read tax, and the remaining one-half, less the road tax, on or before th 1st day of November following, but upon failure to pay they first one-half by said third Monday in April, then the whole tax becomes delinquent, and a penalty of ten per cent, is added, and the Treasurer is required by law, after that date, to proceed to collect such delinquent taxes and costs and charges that may accrue by distress and sale of property, it necessary Bring your road receipts when yon 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 is gien for each township. Examine your receipts before leaving the office and see if they include all your property No county order will be paid or endorsed in the name of nuy person owing delinquent taxes. Taxpayers will find it greatly to their advantage not to pnt ofF tax payin until the last two or js.ree clays of time, and those that have their tax complicated, such as undivided estates, &c.., are especially requested to call when we are at leisure, as it requires considerable time to make the divisions and separate receipts. HI It AM E. WELLS, Treasurer Orange County.

Dec. 15, 1876. Axles all Sizes, springs all kinds for sale by Allort & Heed, Orleans. First class furniture at low prices at Schramm & Mathew's. Give them a call. 50tf Csi rayed. From the undersigned, in Northwest township, Orange 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 Orangeville, will be handsomely rewarded. 51- Samuel Pxpiiek. Stroud Parsons is just in receipt of a fine, lot of moulding, and will frame pictures for you ceatly and cheaply. Take your pictures to Stroud Parsons and get them framed. Look out for something new at Pro's in a few days and when there ask them what it is they have new to gi e away. Stf E. M. Gibener has a fine premium buggy for sale, also a nice spring wagon. Call and see them. 2-ltf Go to Schramm & Mathews for all kinds of furniture. ;-otr For all kinds and sires of iron and steel and best quality of Pittsburg coal go to Allen & Heed, Orleans. Go to Pro's for Candies, Nuts and Confectioneries of all kinds. 6-t Trustee's Kotice. T will bo at my oic, 1 mibs south of Unionville, on Thursday of each week for the transaction of town&hip business. William Tea ford, Trustee Greer.Seid Township. 15-iw Tha best Syro ps, the best Itew Orleans Jfo'asses, and the best Sor ghim in tl. mrkLt .-ue kepi at Pro's on the North siJ of th -ju.ti e s.mJ too for tho 1 ea 1 money. C-tf I let 1:2 c f " t : o d "A. r- o r tint in ft. , at lite Larlc p i'ip, en rt iii I t fr i'ii any nnd all f 1 i.t:: : - 111 ; 1 f-tylenr. i fsivtr l.:;s. a 'a:l and get tur. - n: '.'y fras .t .3. clio.i : , yt. jr : " . . r t 1 1; 1 no Pu 1 ' 1 1 i 1 g to itt-nal ro In 1 - j t ii 1 -1

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