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All persons desiring to pay their subscriptions in wood will please bring it along before the weather gets too bad to haul it. Read out Orleans items and Orleans Items and The bass are ripe and will now do to pull. John Mickey has joined the Pigs Eye Rangers. S.A. Davis, or Orangeville, was in town Monday. Bob Braxtan returned from New Orleans last week. T. B. T. Taylor, of Orleans, called on us Monday. Charles Tillery, of Jackson, was in town yesterday. Wm. Hicks, of Orangeville, was in town yesterday. Perry C, Johnson, of Northeast, was in town yesterday. Major W. V. Weathers, of South east, was in town Monday. J.M. Andrew is at Cincinnati this week purchasing goods. County Commissioner Joel C. Dillard was in town yesterday. William Millican, of Stampers creek township, is seriously ill. Rev. William Baker, of Orangeville township, is dangerously ill. John L. Megenity went to Jeffer sonville yesterday on legal business. There has been only one mar riage license issued since the 1st of April. Court adjourned Saturday night. Judge Pearson went home Mon day morning. An infant son of Andrew Dougherty's died at New Prospect Mon day afternoon. Noble C. Butler of New Albany Register In Bankruptcy, was in town yesterday. New Albany Bankruptcy Doctors Lee Hazlewood and M. L .Bosley, of Valcene were in town last week. and M. were in Stroud Parsons has put up a new and handsome barber pole in front of his shop. John F. Stout, of the firm of Stout Brothers, has been very sick for a few days past. Cap. Payne has commenced his spring whitewashing. He still slings it on with a cup. Alex Miller, Jr., of Tachau & Co., Wholesale Tobacconist, Louisville, Ky., was in town Monday. Wholesale Tobacconist Louisville, Ky., was in town Monday. Mr. Alfred McVey has onions already large enough for the table. They were planted last fall. has onions. last fall. Monday was the last day for paying taxes without having the penalty and interest added. for the taking up a heathens. soon put in a below town. suit of in r

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procure a vehicle was out riding Sunday, enjoying the splended weather. riding splendid Ob bass Albert was a 8 Monday One of''em pounder. Harry Ellsworth, formerly em ployed in this office, is now in the regular army and is stationed at New Orleans. Mr. John Edmonson, a well known commercial traveler, and former resident of this place, was in town yesterday. Mr. Samuel Harlan, of Louis ville, is visiting at the residence of Wm. Farrell. Mr. Harlan is an uncle of Mrs. Farrell. Abraham Noblitt declined to qualify as assignee of G.M. Gasa way and the court appointed Jere miah Hobson as his successor. Thos. L. Brown has a fine shepherd pup that was presented to him by a friend in Louisville. The pup was imported direct from Scotland. William Farrell, Abe Noblitt, A. T Dickey and Samuel Harlan went to Lost River fishing Monday. They returned yesterday. They had the usual luck. The motion for a new trial in the case of Martha A. Wells vs. Wm. P. Shively was overruled by the court and the plaintiff prayed an appeal to the Supreme Court. In another column will be found a notice of the sale of some valuable real estate by Frank McCul lough, Administrator of the estate of Isaiah McClain, deceased. of MitchHugh McKnabb, ell, spent last Sabbath in our town. Years ago he was a citizen of our county, and still seems to foster a kindly feeling for our citizens. Braxtan & Mallory's fine trotting stalling, Chancellor Black Hawk, has been brought back to town and can be seen at the stable of Mr. T. N. Braxtan. He is a splendid animal. A large number of hogsheads of tobacco hava been hauled through here from the southern part of the county during the past few days. They were hauled to Orleans for shipment to Louisville. well known Jackson Heard a well known citizen of Stamperscreek township died on Tuesday of last week of Bright's Disease of the Kidneys. He was buried Wednesday at Sinking Spring Church. In the replevin suit of Webb vs. Heckman the jury having disa greed was discharged Saturday and the case continued until next term. The property in dispute is the per sonal property of West Baden Springs hotel. Walter Beaty, aged about 50 years, and a highly esteemed citizen of French Lick township, died Monday of pnuemonia. De ceased was a brother of Joseph Beaty, recently a Republican candidate for County Commissioner. ' Quarterly meeting will be held next Sabbath at the new meeting house known as Stout's Chapel, 4 miles south of Paoli, on the Leavenworth road, Rev. I. N. Thompson, presiding elder. The dedication sermon will be preach ed at the morning services. The suit to French Lick Springs was tried Saturday and decided in favor of the defendants. Mrs. Bowles, the enjoin the sale of Srpings was tried decided in favor of Mrs. Bowles, the petitioner, prayed an appeal to the Supreme Court. The Sheriff this week offers a one-half interest in the rents and profits of the Springs for sale. See notice elsewhere. of a saw Barnett Chasteen into a mill 13 miles to Barnett mill literally the the

Farmers are busy plowing. Tecumseh's spelling is pretty

Undo Jimmy "lay has tesa very unwell far sever! tlys.' - - We Ica'ra thai Job 11 Calllu'ir is in Lid health. Ilspa ha will recov er. . : :. Bill LZiich now can sit "ai.d toct on bis fancy Z7 Sate. T'ill'a a ucC22fal tsolAt.' - . "IIlRgr David" and raaoy oilssr cf tur citiicr.3 Live Ijr(Ttl tint r .' .. .: iT.t 'r . . ; jA .4 by LuilJinj nsvr jardta fsccs. Ilartin & CVt. saw mill is IInjr twu i;i!i..J. . Aty- v,j i;ivtr I .J 1 ? .. rpi,,... .1 csatismea rbci so business en squar. -..21r. G'E. Jlclf tah, cf 25artns, Indiana, has ptirchased tha farm. helonIngr U tha 21clath hlr and will immediately placs ' t,urssry thereon. G'hasteen's saw mill, en tha f arm of Djiyid patten, exp'odsd ystcr day (Friday) evtu!nt il'il'ILig in stantly a yursg mart naiatd Clsasteen and seriously Injuring esveral othars..'" 7 hsre learned no further particular!. Mr. Geonra GifTfta and a Mr. rtricft relayed to Kansas last week. Luck to them." " ' Mr. S. P. Moon will rimovs t Iowa next week.: Tha best wishes r H..f.it..Now Jok. we tXDeetad la hear cf - , . . I vcu r A-sjiitm? wittikome uioa- . r, -r.- , , 1 stay now, ar leave the country. The marrying ssason is mainly over-aad "triclcs" resume the more even tenor cf their ways. Mr. A. J. Heard died one day last wet-k. Mr; II. wa a quiet, 1 rtn-n ks . .. TT. , .. . oy an. ins airrowmsr xinniy nss the sympathy of tha nslsbborhoed. April 14, 1877. Pem:o. W 9 would suijest that it la about time the atockholdei-s af tha Oranre County Agricultural Saciety were called tcjethar to elect 6fCcers for tha en.am-year. Hereto fore in our opinion, this matter has ben delayed until too late in the seasau.- The constitution of the So ciety rtxj uires the premium lists ta Le nriii ted and distributed four months before the fair. This has not been do no. Let the meatlng of stockholders be called at once triat evrything may be put ia runninsr order and tha premium lit.i - - 1 distributed in time lor persons 10 tnnto 1 r f K m v ai f!r ai n f 1 rst" h AT rtl' cles for exhibition and before they hava made their arran-amtnti to attend other fairs. In tho ejectment u it 01 iane vs Heckman the jury last Thursday returned a verdict for 'plaintiff, Tha.5fndant paia tua costs ana was awarded a new trial undir the statuta. The plaintiff prayed an ap peal to the Supra me. Co art. - , Jahn A. Mickey, Win. J. Johnion and Ben McVey will go tOrlean next weak to commeac? work on the Granger building, Mr. Mickey having been awaided tho contract to build the ao. The next trm cf tho Orange n;p,sU rit.rh v ili br dn on tho (third Monday in July. " ,JIua Idag,.whd has beeii spend ing some months at Bioomheld, returned hams last wc.k. IlGllcvrr.y I'lUi '.xra Am I with this :i::.t ui.lote, tha V.tvj ordeal I 1 1 llircirh and the sufforer cr.ee r or a twtnmi t ) tha - - -'-:;n . i f vili ur- i hidth. Ti. 3 1:A t.-'I:; .Ac.5Cious In all f .-maleccmj-l.'dnts, 1-..I t' tr:..i'tl,::s . t lh?" . v 1 t f v.-omanhecd. S.-Id on try., hire. Zj c:;.t3 pr box cr pot. (.' - J'..:'rr tf Or, n If : r ' I c i': r . .5 t . u;h tr-A.I.-A r ; : - r LAA ; .1 c A c 1 I Atvr ti t .' t:.:..i ;;r A:. .... , I, f -1 ciy ! ru.iht ', A, - -0 1 , ' A -!.!;- 1 I 1 i ll i f . Ik ... II r t :u.i I t ... I It: .3

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.11. KiMm;rtLtN, I A D.f . JiiUheli,' Indoor General IU?al ltAta, Lean &ud Inivranco Asent, racli, Ind. C3-lf city's st-. il Zavx: rrc:;vct, the 1 Ac-3 t ,'. f rd j-ura wjnw 1 . r .. .... .... J. f, I - i - c AI ? n A "1 1 1 : 1 a cf si; A? r.nJ f mry ?,tvz- d citdles, nuts, v, r t--.n In snvw- - ? - - ' - - Crr..j2 Ccrr.ty Cranty Iliical CuvA'.y tl.u Curt IIAu-.?, in rll, 0 rri:-y, Apil . 1S77. A c.rdl-SIiivitrtkrt isfxtsnded to fill j.hyAAia-vj, end a full attenda ui. j cf tl:3 tu.Uirs fith easa nv rv.rt3,ie.t i 1 srntEtly dc-dred. ,I!y order of-the President. 'To AAiJI5sr?3. -Kcticai hsreby given that seal ed proposals --to build a,, behind Ileasa In gchonl district No., 14, I . . . .. ; . . - A . Jffr T vnn m receive up-xu 1 o'e.oc ra. 011 .;SsturdAy; , April 21,. 1877. Fcr specifications, Ac, call at tha odes, of TIiroop.;&:;Throep.; The Townsbb 'Trusteax reserves .'the r52ht ts 6ad 'b' r.fnhin jni.Pf ht-stl n,r;33 tt.s:nd. -mvr - d to ontne utm ana mira .t-Ai-orday af aacli mantli. .' . - ' ' Wit. J. Tiieoof,'A..j.. 23-1 . Trusts raoll Township. Newtos Stewart, - March s, 1877. Ed.. News It" bslrrj' generally .known that 1 w;u, at tne time f tha lfctti,arw!a.-Dioioouin cast township, nd persons think , j n , thereby jret disap rKjinted. Therefore you will please notily the citizens of Uranga coun- . tv that 1 have permanently leeai ej n Jackson township, near New. ton Stewart, where I will be found ready at ail time.? to do surveying wlcn clM vou :n"ar V, , the county.- A notiee relativftlo a gurveyln any part cf the county I a 4 . . A nt ta Newton Stewart will be promptly attended to. Jo 11 n McDonald, Burveycr of Orange County. Stroud Parsons is just in receipt of a fine lot of moulding, and will frnino pictures for you r, ally nd cheaply. Go to Pro's for Candies, Nuts and ironfttioaeries of all kinds. 6-t , ., . . rsnssdT & .trial! will pay you the highest market prices for all country proauca c&sa or groceries. 'Lney wm aiso gsn you tho best and cheapest Sugars, Co.Tees and Tea, In fact every. thing that belongs to a grocery and provision, atore, for cash er preti;:c?. Cash paid fcr dry or green hidss. Stitf Cili.ens cf Pacli and vicinity wanting paper hanging done ia tha fesnt style and at reascnabla prices will iltvl It to their advantage to f!r An Martin -Parrel! at tne Rhodes Houso. The land owners . .in .. Orange county, are probably - not aware that until the Government patent ia deliveifd to the patentee or his aMigncu ' there ' is a ' cloud oa tha title which., niust-" be -removed. Persona not havlnjr patent will-do iAl t: them.. For Partner infurrr.'.tion inquirn of Ja:ii:s I Collins, IZ-it ' t New GZcj. Look cut for something new at Pro's in a few i-.v;isn4 wi.cn tr. !r a . 1. 1!... .1. ..,. U . I j t.ic a,.-ny. Mf a t.na pre- . . "... al.a a nic rs. ( i ar.J ce j t r, c 1 - ::tr ,"A --7" 13 .xl V. Z .'.(J "I". A-y ' IA t - a- ; e .... " . 1 ..... ! ... .. .... ; ; - A c I. r I. ! r ie u j i si . -.p --'.--.'! I ivirg tu r Z.: I it to th. A !, I thii "1 : I tx'.v. , A, ly i ; :t."-t. t:.

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