Paoli Weekly News, Volume 5, Number 29, Paoli, Orange County, 4 April 1877 — Page 1

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IJirSKlUIC A BlJBlXIUIi Ti:UMS: Oii fpy, on vur. .......... Om crtpf six months One vtpj tVirf motitkf ...... 1 CO DFFICIA- DUicCiCHV. corrix? OITICCI13. A JItor: DimJ F. Rtctier. Tnrr: Hiram Tl- Wells. -CJerk: Ju'm H- Simpion. giriff;--V'imsm P. hbivel. Eecordr: Edward Corn -re 11. Sarrtjc-r: Jean fclonal-.E Coreoer: Kohert B, Iitrick. Cfliintf Hapt: James E NoMItt. CotV Physician: I)r. U. U- Hon !lajt. Poor Asjlum: Jatnea liiil. Conamisiionera: W. Tf. CLishi Jeel C. DilUr E Aaron Sfeer. TOT72T OJFFICl XAOXjX. Trasses: Win. X. Andrew, Jiwii T. Stacker, Thomii Hunt. School Trustees: Dr. E- 8. Bowles, TTjooaai E. Brown, Thomas B.Buskirk. Trititr.': John E. Megsnitj. Cark: John W. Pajna. TiR Au't. " Marsae!: Wilford J. HeU. Assesser. TraaUea: -William Merrjcian. Smith Colt, John Ficklin. Stkool Truiteav S. B. A. Cornier, Ja. IE CowSti, A. W Graj. Treasurer: Gee. M. Albertaon. 0rk. Twn Att'j: -Taoa. G. Makaa. Uarahal: ViiPan Clark. Assessen TOYTJISIXXP TRCSTEES. Faoli: TV.b. J. Tbroop. Pf rtl East: Jms M. Baker. Orleans (. W. Tegarslan; UrBtTiIl: James IE Mathers. Korth Vf tat: H. E. Miller F-fach' Eick: VTm- B. Cornwall, lioksn: Christopher Cox. Ore-en Celd: William Tea ford. E-tetk 2aat: James IE Sum risers, ilamperecreak: Henry F. Trinkla. TOT7KSXIIP AS3ESSOIIS. Ptrdrli Jonathan MeVey. Northeatt John A- Hutchinson. Orlcana Abner Fnemtn. Oranjetfili" James A. Jenkiua. Kortbwfit Junes A.PpJaier. French Eifk AnthortT Farrall. Jackaon (Jeorfcc VT. Flick. GreeDfield Jeie II. Melton. Southeast Joaaph E. l!cl ntoah. btamperacieek Gtorgo B McCoy, SCTTICllH OF TSIK PCACX2. Faoli: Bin, Slinioii, Mmion Green. Sorth Sast: Charlec Hidden, James , Baker. Orleans:--G- W. Bice, Chas, Manser, Jacob fetaltx. Orari59ili: William IE Cowherd. Jierth Wii; John E- Payne, Wil Sii Jot.. ?rmc Eick: John SC. "atity, WinII. !ci-U &ckoa; Jaraea Pillard, B. F P.obIanac art. OraeaMel -Albert Mar field, SkUtnrtoa ioatk Satt: -Jean IE Buchanaa, Wra. Ciek. 3tav)cereek: Adam Wible, Wm. S. Uartia, csstoi.st sot:ir.Tira, F. A. and A. Y. M. lali Eodee U". raeeta in r;nWr C'.-iwroaaicRtion on Friday ereainz ktfore the full Moon, in each month, xtcpt when the moon full oa Friday, Uem tinaa that evening and two week Uirener. I. O. O. F. Rtliaace Eodja N"c, U3, Paolt, meet I. O. G. T. f. .M T.oa r. No. .'".. maetn. in Odd ellewa Hall. e7sry Tueaday ereninj. CI1L RC3IKS FaII. V n.Cfaarch Rer. W. W. Wbb, Pa tr frrice at 101 o'clock P. M. SnnJt Oct list. 187.x a tid on lernae E.hfeath thereafter Snnday achool r'e!ark a. M. ererr Sahbatk. UibU cla3 Tnlay. and prayer meeting Thurs aar erer.mjs. r4rebjterixn Church ReT. Francis JE Stetsuh, Paitor, aerice Sabbath morniaj & eering K!r. 11, 1?77, and on alMrnat Kabbaiha tLrafter. HundflT aaol at 2 o'clock r. m. sack Sabbath Prayer mettint on Wednesday, and Bible alas on .Saturday nins. PHYSICIAirO. iii. D., 1 , fl mi OE and residence eraer of Public F PAOM, I3D, o FFZr.S his professional ecrricca to i r. 9 ' t i k mi s of Paoii . d eicinity. C C4 i a the Sot a .ait c r n t r public se aare. aiaiciDn Sif'ttrr"'1 ct o w ly :..! 1 '; h ' ! fr eVwai1 uHt' turn 4 $ TTAL CICN AIJD c: ' J' AO LI, J.YDIANA, -.ii r in il if !,.- ' '. f-.at.a- ( 1I e t Jr. It 1:01 J A.' . J1 J 4 i. i f , I

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fkmrt hi seasion. Psoli ne-ed' u tuvrn ball. Tim fruit 1 reported killed. Have you paid your taxes? Have you paid tfaat . small amount iron wed us? . James A. Frost, uf Orleans township, was in town Friday, The Kentucky Cash Dlstributioa' company has-bankrupted. j D. F. Stacker went to Indisnpolls last TG-ek on business. Iu is time our msrchai'ts were advertising their spring gtock of good-j. John L. Megnity's old eneray, th "rheumatic, " ia again botherlajj him. M. Harvey went to the river Friday with lota '-of produce and That Barren county, Kentucky, member of tho Corps de Afrique h&s left town. The company ruuuin th Gait House in Lou"i3viMt, Ky.,has gone into bankruptcy. B. 1). Tiiley U repainting his res idence) outhouse?, fences, &c, Go thou and do likewise. Hobc and jack bills printed at this wCice on short notice; in good style, and at reasonable rates. Rev. Wright Senders and Mr, Ambrose Shields, of Orleans town ship, were in town Thursday. Fin ley's coach line to New Al bany m daily growing in favor with the traveling community. Tha Washington Circuit Court commenced Monday with Judge Thomas L. Collins on the bench. The whistling darkey canto to grif last Thursday. Stroud Preons .did it with his little iron poker. Georg Pro is suffering from a sever attack of Kansas fever. A good grasshopper poultice would doubtless cure hitn. Mis. E. E. Foster is imprnvju? hsr property on the south side of the .square by surrounding the same with a new fetieo. Wm, Ward rip, of the firm of Wilson & Ward rip, went lo the river Friday-with a huga load of produce and marketing. Grandpa Jetr, of Northeast, was iu town Friday paying his taxes, lie is still as spry and live ly as many a b y of sixteen. Tho. Hunt, Esq., has Improved his property on th north Bide of the square by erecting a handsome fence along the front thereof. Under a law passed by the re ernt Legislature the dockets of justices of the peace will b paid for out of tha county treasury. Elvet Rhodes returned from New Orleans Inst Thursday. He wfh well pleased with his trip and was rfasnbly successful in his venture. It is about time that candidates for cerporation oices were announcing their ntm3. It i bat little more than a month until the election. James Rhodes purchased the Comingore building, in the brick row, on the north side of the public pquare, last Thursday. The price paid was f-D."0. All probate matters have to bs presented to tho court during the f.rtt week of the term. If not pve;9utcd this week they will not be received until the next term. Fur lamming the whistling darkey over tho head with an iren poker last Thursday Stroud Par sons deposited with Justteo Slineon three dollars and eighty cants. Vr. J.Thrcup, township trustee, is making preparations to build a nw school hoosa on the site of the cue burned a short time since near the residence of Mr. Lindley Hollav.f .l. The enforcement of the recently passed vagrancy act would be beneficial to tha morals and quiet of our town. ' We hav In visw some two or three characters who Eava I'Ht Vlibl means f support and whr.i we would like lo s?e bre;tk ir j rrCc on car ftwt. A year withli Kl n. who R1S..3 wa i ; . K r

running at a furious rnte". The only wonder is that there" was not & terrible explosion. The yeung man is welt known and may look for a vigorous prosecution. If he does not mend his ways ho bids fair to land in the penitentiary. Uldn't ZLnorr TXiat If was A few week ago one of our cit--fzens went to bed and to s'eep, as he nays, never feeling better in his if. In the morning he awoke and found his family and neighbora standing about his bed in a state of great anxiety, and a Strang marl trying to get some thing sweet with a spoon into his mouth. To his expressions of astonishment the reply was; "Didn't you know you were sick?" Never was better in my life," "Why, you've been awfully sick. We thought you were dead or dying, and here is the doctor trying to give you some medicine." It was all a mystery to him; h felt perfectly well; wanted no medicine; was going to get up. After remonstrance and considerable parley, he again announced ht3 determination to get up. He then learned from his wife that in the night he uttered "a most unearthly shriek," whereupon she arose quickly, struck a light, and found him lying upon his back rigid and in a state of insensibility. She immediately called in the rest of the household and ome ot the neighbors. A strong man put his hands under his head to raise him and found him "as stiff as a crowbar." His throat was swollen so that all was level from his chin to his stomach. A sensible lady conceived that there was virtue in friction, and rubbed him until site was narly exhausted, and probably saved his life. A physician was called, and, it was the pa tient's hour for getting up when t!i tlmrtwr itM ulnmt to minister his remedy, he awoke "never better in his lifa." He got up, want dewu town as usual, called on thr doctor, and paid him his bill. Bangor Whig. Tlio Mexican Centaur. Wo were shown last week by Dr. Coil ins, a resident of Iittie River county, in this State, one oi the most remarkable phenomena of naturo we oer saw. It wa nothing less than the body of a well-formed red deer, with a head that reemb'ed a baboon, un i had suit of long, brown, shaggy beard. He says that it hadben seen in the neighborhood frequently by several parties just after the war, but for some time had been missing, until one day lately his wife and a negro girl, who were returning from a visit to a neigh bor's, discovered the horrible creature a short distance from them utandieg in tho woods; they became alarmed, and hurried to" the house, when Dr. Collins took his gun and started in hot pursuit of tho phantom, which he Boon found and killed. He says whsn he was aiming at it its large eyss seemed to melt in pity and com passion, as though it was aware of its dreadful danger, lie had no sooner ' fired than the creature leaped high in the air, and uttered a most heart-rending scream. The Doctor says it must be a species of the Mexican Centaur, as described in legend as existing in certain portions; of Mexico. rejerson (Ark.) Republican. The Turks have a s'rangidea of humor. On Christmas Day a Turkish gendarme, enraged with the Christian M;ivnr of tho village of Brankortsi, Bulgaria, gave him a ssvere beating, saddled and hrldlpJ "him. and compelled the poor wrt'tcn i carry mm up siw down the street. He finally drove hitn to the village inn, and throwing th reins to hostler ordered him to walk tha harsa np and . . . - . i j down. Tha I Ami Sort! ventured- to - i intT-r!ret but was knucked down i f.-r hi. pains. TboscMIfr tlien orItl.rt'l I .y to be '.h! to his ste-eu,

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iLVlAZ!kl GRIT.4' Startling Effect of a. Suggestion a to Karty 52arrlages. The New York Tribune of a recent date cays: "The Jttev. Robert Coilyer, of Chicago, delivered his lecture, entitled 'Clear Grit,' last evening at Steinway Hall, in aid of the Hospital for the Cure of Chronic Diseases. There was a large audience, composed mainly of young men and women, for Whom the lecture is principally intended. The speaker presented many old truths in a new and attractive dress, illustrating all his points with anecdotes. He said it mattered not so much what part lit life A man I played, so that he played it well. It showed more clear grit and more to a man's credit to work ten hours a day making horse-shoes, and making good ones, than to be a minister, dawdle through the week and preach a poor sermon on Sunday. Mr. Coilyer said he could speak with authority on this point, as he had done both. The lecturer believed most emphatically in early marriages, and thought it was a great mistake for young people to wait until the bloom of youth had word away. He said, that a young man told him about a year ago that, having heard one evening, in company with a young lady friend, this lecture, he had prof orsed and been accepted before he had walked three blocks from the hall. At this thre was a flutter and rustling through the hall, either of anxious expectancy or of shuddering dread, A nervous, now-or-uever expression was observed to creep over the faces of m4ny yeung men, and several couples near the door rose and left the hall. "Mr. Coilyer cor.cluded by summarizing his address under these four hlads, which he called unmidakable evidences of 'pure grit.' To be able to do a day's work hor estly and well; to marry young; to raise a large family with God's help, and then to persevere and be conteuted. He did not believe in waiting to enjoy one's self. The hope long deferred did not always come, and then the soul grew sick. It was far better and wisar tu take the pleasures, great and small, as they came along. If a man waited until fee had made a fortune before he could enjoy himself, he often found he hd sold his birthright to be happy for a mess of pottag." A Deuce of a Time. A woman out on North Hill, be ing counted out the other morning, after a debate on the question, "who shall arise and build the tire?" got up and split her husband's wooden leg into kindling wood, and broiled his steak -with it. It mads him so mad that he get fauld of her false teeth, and bit tho dog with them. She cried until she had a tit of hysterics, and then fiiliped out his glass eye, and climbed upon the bed-pot, aud waxed the glaring eye to the ceil ing with a quid of chewing-gum. Then he took her wisp of false hair and tied it to a stick, and began whitewashing, the kitchen with it. Then she started oil te obtain a di vorte; but Judge Newman decided chat he couldn't grant a divorce unless there were tw parties to tho suit; and there was hardly enough of them left to make one. Burlington Ilawkrye. When a man comes homo and tries to bolt his door with a sweet potato, pokes the fire with the spout of a coffee pot, attempts to wind up the clock with his boot jack, tries to cut kindling wood for the morning fire with, a paper knife, takes a cold potato iu hand to light him to ld, and prefers sleeping with his hat and boots on, you may reasonably infer that he has been making the acquaintance of utne very friendly people. The differences between oleomargerine, butterine and butter, - may be gramniaucauy epreaseu . - ! i"i-t . -t. . I tatlVe. i . . . Tha maro butter you bave

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KOTE3. There is still good sleighin iZ in !New England. Texas is to have a new penitentiary, to cost $125,000. Tho salary list in New York city is over eleven millions a year, A tooth weighing seven pound ! has been found at Lancaster, Ohio. A large den ef thieve has Uen broken up in Cooke county, Texas. An alligator 15 feet long was killed at Shreveport, Eouisians, lately. Louisville has a mysterious disappearance. It 4is Mr. Bramht, a German grocer. Miss Bertha Von Hlllefn is try-1 ing towalk 50 miles in 12 hours in Providence. Hail stones four inches in circumference fell in Travis county, Texas, the 22d. Thirteen Spitz dogs were slaughtered by the Brooklyn polico on Saturday last. Hayes has assured Miss Van Lew that she shall retain the Richmond post office. The legislature f Virginia hat passed an act paying the members $640 per session. Mrs. Belle Gregy killed the Biggest deer that has been bagged this winter in Oregon. Dr. Paul Oemisch, of Cincinnati, shot off his forefinger with a pistol and died of lockjaw. The Virginia conservative State Committee U to meet in Richmond on Wednesday, April 4th. The coal miners near Mount Pleasant, Penn., demand an increase of a cent a bushel. A young man named Brock was lately horse-whipped in Fairneld, Iowa, by two women. Five more neonhiners from Grayson connty,Ky.,were brought into Louisville, Monday. The speeches of the members of the election commission are uearly'reftdy for prir-tJg- : The spring races are being enjoyed in Mobile. They are the most interesting held for a nu tuber of years. There has been less lumbering done in the woods of Maine for the past winter than before for many years. The order of St. Vincent de Paul has founded 90 charitable institu tions in New York and its vicinity. There were but two criminal eases on the doekefc at the last term of the court in Williamson county, Texas. The Boston city government has reduced Its official salaries. The savings will amount to about $05 000 per annum. Baron Veu Rhaden, Lueca'a late husband, has brought suit against her for half her earnings while In this country. It is said that Hayes will not go to the seaside, but will live out at the soldiers' home in the very hot -weather, as Lincoln did. In a Cambridge, Mass., evening school is a man 57 years old learniacr to-read, and one 40 years old studying primary arithmetic. The Foundry church in Wash ington is so named because tho people used to worship in an old fouadiy before they built this edifice It is stated that ex-Senator Pratt was recently tendered his old po sition at the head of the internal revenue bureau, but declined it. The Virginia Senate has pasted a bill appropriating $125,000 to the building of the colored lunatic asy lum to fee erected near Peters burg. Fiftj; Iowa families who have an average capital of from $2,000 to f 10,00'J, are gnng to FIIs county Ttfxas, this spring, to locate per inanently. A number of the valuable State papers stolen from tha New Ywrk Stale library have been returasnJ by express by the conscience stricken taker. I Tha c;jwu5-5 loners of Lycoming j caunty penn., have given notice j Q nssrs?ors tliut lhey are han iiftr tQ as3p?s Iroperty ,t its actual wh - . VJ,Jut, Cr.lj r.bot -.--!.. -.If tf V. cit".

( v 1 I 1877. 20. the citizen are agitatiug leislatien on tho subject. Judge pfleg Spnitl of Boston, who in tho oldest ex-United State Sana'or now living, represented thi town of Hrtllowell in th first legislature of Maine in 1821. An 'Infantlle Temperance pettfi.er4 In its report of a mass meeting" of the Red Ribbon temperance workers in Detroit, the Free Press of that city contains the following boy effort: Master Gordon, aged 8 yenrs, a son of Het!fy Gordon, made a speech, of which the following is a verbatim report My pa does not feel able to speak this evening, and he wishes me to say a few words. Of course, you can't expect much of a speech from a little follow like me, but I will fell yod why I am here to-night. I have a little brother at home. The other night my pa said: "JSoys which of you will take my plce and - work for temperance?" I Jumped up and aidt "I will, pa"' and I am her o learn. I am but a boy, but I have seen many cases of drunkenness many of them so bad that it has made poor mother weep. I don't want to do anything t3 . iky my ma cry and I know if I l.ik. strong drink it will bring tea: to her eyes. I have eorrie amotfg those good people who are doing so much for little fellows like me. I havecome to show my red ribbon. ApI lauss.j The kind hand of good Mr. Duffield tied it in my little button-hold, I feel very proud of it. ("Cheers. My pa says it is the. emblem of sobriety, and he knows. I shall pray that it will remain there always. Come, gentlemen and sign . the pledge. This childish effort was very effectual, and when . the little chap retired a largt number accepted his In ATTallon ittid aiSixetI their names" to the pledge. A rSerr Fruit Tree fo California. The Japanese persimmon tree is being introduced by ihe horticulturists of California. The fruit differs somewhat freui the persimmon of the Southern States, as it ripens without frost a.nd i3 free from the acrid taste when green which char acterizes them. The tree is highly ornamental, a prolific bearer, hardy as the pe.tr, and ripens its fruit early. The fruit is solid and can be shipped across thecontiuent. The season is from October to Jan uary, when tho fine fruits are scarce. 'A ne fruit is or brig nt yeiow, orange or vermilliori color, and is unsurpassed for the table, being thought by some to be equal to the peach or strawberry. Its av erage weight is from one-half pound to over a pound. Whsn dried it is equal to figs, and is ex tensively used for preserving in China. The wood of Japanese per simmon is valuable for manufact uring, it being a species of the eb ony. V irginia (ev.) iMu:rprie. A Scared Dutchman. A Dutchman having moved to the far west was told that the bears were plenty and to look out for them, and he thus relates his first day's experience on his new place-: Veil I vos blowing glosrv to dfr woods, unt vos dinking a pout pears ven all at vonst I seen a pig plack pear maKing for me like tundor. Vos I scairt? if I vas I can't help it; you'd be scairt neider; veil I vos not mooch scairt too, put I run like d-r tuyfel, pecause I did not vant tsr plack rascal to get to gloso to me, unt I never looked pack till I got over tier vence, und den I see der pear vs running like tunder and blitzen der dr way, una it vas not von pat at all, only Schmidt's plack tog; tat so I vent pack to plowing tint didn't sea no pear efer inca. Biiriiug'on, owa, druiaiiefs r having a hard time. Oaa vras till ing a comrade,, acceding to the I Hawkeye, that he hud boon out t three weks, and otily had fous or- i drs, and the con-I ttvcrre-l that- . ha had tfccn do!tr even wt;ra thau

n 7 i : irr: il J young ladles. Temperance cr'irs fire creating a sensation in Clark coant'yV Aout 200 cars of coal pr month or 38,000 cars n year, are brocks' intoTerre lFatto, A colored miiiisttr at North Vernon, Indiana, h.n eh.prd with' one of the sister of the ClK-k. Richmond Intepr:J?esit: X tid.T wave lit ffT&triiauny is sweeping of! the children very fast in this country. Lafayette Dispatch: When the new building is completed at tha university the accontirfoifatttfnflf will be atnple for 00 student. Fert Wayne Sentinel: Ono hundred and sixty converts have hcn made during the revival efTorts,' which are still in progress at Wallen. Terra Hante Gazette: Th mines are now running on half fores"; This number rr?ill bo dropped ti about one-third full fssrCo in tha summer. Fort Wayne Sentinel: A witvf mill is to bo placed in tha public' square for the purpose of supplying the court hoeao with arttVmrf water. New Albany Ledger Standard: Democratic, Republican, groeir' back, workingmen tind oblordd" man's tickets are talked of in the' ensuing May election. Now Albany Ledger-Standard Farmers inform us that the 7:rtf sown find the potatoes planted in February will have to be resown and replanted, the seed havingfrozen in the ground. Elkhart Democratic Union:' Marshal Gillette gobbled several' drchins Tuesday morning who were charged with committing highway robbery. They waylaid a boy on the street and stol My apples-. Logan sport News: The new iron bridgoon the Wabash at thi3 place has been tosted by placing three" engines, with an aggregate weight of 160 tons, upon each of the threa spans, which caused a deflection of only one-half inch. SI r Heed's Slieep. Some sheep belonging to a farmer, named Reed having Wmwu Io-UuuwImw f a colliery village in Durham, England, while the thief was still undiscov-' ered, a local preacher, having collection to make thought he' would turn tha event to good ac count. "We hae a collection to make this morning, and, for the' glory of God, whoever of you stole Mr. Reed's sheep don't put anything on tho plate!" Of course ev-' erybody joined in the collection. The Mormons have one less "Anl gel of Death," with a possible prsspect of f still further diminution of their number. John D. L' died' of five little bullet holes. His last words were, "aim at my heart," II u rat's last words were: "aim athcart, fire!" She had said she would danoe ert' his grave, mud knowing her jo b a woman of persistent veracity he inserted a ciausa in lf will, ord-af-ing his body to be sunk in the riv-' erj and she went to a dance on & fl.ttbo.it the very next day after" the funeral. The Rothschilds havo countedtheir money again. They haveouly $3,400,000,000. And when they got through counting they looked sad, and drew down their raouthsy and wrung their hands and said:' "Such awful hard ti tups!" A la ly with to; much add-dress" was examined the' ther day the Cintom Ilffltrse fe'fows tn New' York, and relieved uf five c ntmb,;tttd violins which she had secreted under her wkat-you-tni'V 'ems. So mi! on a well say "tlwre its two reasons why we don't truit a man; one becatasswe. don't knavf him, and the other because w,do." Ono reisoa why tha wurkl nci. reformEil, is beeaae nvtry man is bent on reforming-others, and never thinks f reforming himself. Whe-n you drlTS'Cp trj s hitc'.i:r t il - ; T sury t drive g.l-; i' I ? T to itif II t ' r t Hi' nvr mat tu.f ; I ii "Ilere'A-

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