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i 4 t j . . "; r : i: . r. w t ? - l ; . i j .T. '1; : :: b:;r, tL; vdl 1:'k,.u t.dl r, 1 1 vcihl: ; at rt Allrtj';. i.) t: ; :. i ..i:. i : i i.y r. I). Mt(i.. ! - a. . r.d ' , a k 13 t T . ;.t.rnvdens were brot'jht to town last r Aur J ' b7jT l.j brought fro:.i Whits tiv.r. Thai,-, i .-II : r. -:z 1 :ro r-ii and breben 11 di J -Int el r.c ; :., ar? r la common field. 5 rn car r ti Mi ' BlI'lj Bayhuir, who has 1 :.ni itir . ct .Dr. llazlowoerls i:i V. ' : f . tb.2 j :.st woek, rotar; ,d Lrr? Monday. . ri.-j u i i l- : - -j i. o. w. m., will La held at Mew Albany next wc Mr. David 1 fJtucbor will rr;.ro; .a t th e Jb-.c li 1 . ;?. i t Prof. IIo.sn.ier has opsneda Normal School at the Campbell School House, in Mortlnvcst township. The attendance is very fair. James A. Frost, B-iq,, wa3 in town yesterday on business connected. with the Shively estate, of which ho is the administrator. Mr. J. J. Allen, proprietor -of ths saw and planing mill just below town, returned Monday from a business trip to. Gibson county. Our farmers arc now breaking ground preparatory to sowing1 wheal. -A larger acreage will be sowed than for many years past. .The editor of 'the .Republican, wc don't know which he la,, has not yet stated tho extent of the circulation of his paper in the county. We will take wheat in payment for any or all deb 1.3 duo us. Persana wishing to pay in wheat Will be allowed the highest market price therefor. Prof. C. F. McNutt, of Terre Haute, and J. XUlph Burton, of Princeton, quaffed the su'phurous waters of Pluto's well, at French Liek, last week. Rev. Tims. El rod, of Ilartsville, called on u.3 Monday. He 'reports the Ilartsville University, with which he U connected, as in a very llourhihln:: condition. Doctor John WckkU's practice isIncreasing and hi.-? patients are furnishing him with 'certificates of the wonderful cures e Hooted by his "roods and yarbs." P.-v. Mr. Wr.c 1 1 :. Ih nunit;r rt Or . - :vi!' r 1 J) b- Th.e- , x hilei V. Jbttcr 1 thr, er-Ii f y, y . i I. le .ay to the drr. o vill -1 t . .v i. . . '.k e . A da. r. I I If r e df I h ;ia ? to C -k J- F. . k:r i r il- -i, "II C I da ndll literally r : . " " aay c x , 1 . 1 : 1 im iofurA i ii ' ... I ji. ,a & c . U .j a v v i . ' . 1 a i i a l; 1 er.y 5 t (. ; t i 1 k r;.j ? I r ken. M ' t - I d Ik'da rv t ' (ban ; . , . ..dl t" 3 Mir. M . clb 1 i f (M - ; c ty II '.In: taw y Mi a .r a ia i re I :k d.l : f : e bb ;r ;.. .I"-' L" 1 r-4. , 4 , . , f U ft h ... .4 4 A. I . -. 4 W 4. . It 1 V 44. 44 . IZ re. ; cnt i i kit i r -aik : ! . ,k ta fk! - - i. Mr. k, k ,a r , . k . . . . i , r. t

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At a bl 7 r u 11 g b Jd a il.iv. kiy c r t ;; r r t a tin-, aid i.dk f."v.:a L.;e, a ..d.dd. : coakkrc 1 I"--- 7 ratlea...:! ruJMy r.,ek u ci air froi.i a y; - r ; I- ly re I i zz :- rk'dits.Ilk LM lAdM:Iy c.trc. ; dariaib-i -rvic, leaving the ycarg P.-ly to "laid cr sit c:i tho round a suited her. Tho young man accompanying the young lady ought to be kicked for nob "putting a bead" en the brute. Upon returning home from a call on a lady friend Sunday night Warren Fester discovered two men prowling around his mother's residence in the psathwest orner of the square.. Hastening to his room ho procured a revolver with which he opened on the rascals. They stood not upon the order of their going but went at ones, and ilia net known whether the shots took effect or not. It is to be hoped they did. Four more numbers will close the fifth vol urn n of the News. All persons whose subscription expires with this volumn and who desire to continue will please notify us at once. We want to retain all our old subscribeis and get as many new ones as possible." Every citizen of our town should at once thoroughly cleanse his premises and keep them so. If the citizens will not voluntarily do it our "town dads" ought to exercise the powers given them by law and compel it to be done, and that quickly too. Geo. Wright, Esq., of Indianapolis, representing the wholesale drug house of Stewart A Barry, was in town last week. Geo. is one of the cleverest salesmen that travels and our merchants cannot do better than entrust their orders to him. Will the editor of the Republican tell his readers how many papers he sends to French Lick post office. When we hear from ; other Offices we .will propound similar queries to the above, to him and when i hey are all heard from we will answer tho questions for him, if he doesn't, a ; . . : Miss Maria O'BIennls,' of Vincennes, is visiting her old time friends here in Paoli. She Is slopping at Mrs. Dayhuff's. Aunt Maria, as she is familiarly called, ii one of the best women in the world, and has a host of friends in this her old homo. " Our fair and the Mitchell fair are both 44-L fcr the 5 - :a& time. This :-' a pi-"e ef bid i iarai gemcnt on th irt of -oat--', . Iy and ought to 1 a e been avoided, k in 5 3 arrangeu.cr.t cu ;ht to I :-raa 'e by which tin' tiini' cf ;-::i ceth; ct. .rl? changed. II. Ik Weil-, C aunty Tr.a.-urer, is at i. he -1 1 on a bu-na ; trip. Daring his at - ;uca Mr. A. J. RL: h , m ruraurg klie" j k.r hint, b - c:ms to th arougbly trad. 2 dr..:; 1 blj Ida br'a b.-e i tl -r- la Ma V t. 1 I a.. i : la tl wi.o tl -ka- ( k) f ike- tflk r, " - i : - .rt 1 ". , ua"-, ii tka . Hal .r' j d . i" .k 4. 1 : ij !. Vcak tr- ak at 1 : : ' : : ' ;-. r : ; : I , lluib .r . t ". - . . , . ii a, n i i ... , , . u'a.rr:ad t- d 7k. r 1 . ' : ' My , - f i i - i 1 :?: 1

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. i; c : : c R?v. F. Mk Myelin p.-.-tcr Prci-byt-rian Church in Paoli and J. V. Tucker will hold a basket meeting at Atkinson school house, Z miles .south of Paoli, commencing at SJ o'clock p. m., cn the Saturday before the fourth Sunday in September. Everybody in invited. Come with well filled baskets end let us have a good time. There'will be a basket meeting held at the cool spring, one mile west of Paoli. on Sunday, Sept. 9, 1S77. Rev. John II. Bobbitt, of the Christian Church, and several other prominent preachers will be present and address ;the meeting. Come with your baskets well filled and have a good time. The following transfers of real estate have been made since last issue, to-wit: D. J. Mavity (et al. Com missi one 3) to Mary A. Co pel and, tt w qr of n w qr sec 15, t 1 n r 1 w; 40 acres. Also n e qr n e qr of s e qr see 16, same township and range. B. O. Underwood to John F. Laswell, und 2.9 pt of s w qr see 13, t 2 n r 2 w; 140 acres. "'. Andrew & Son to Wra. Hobson, n e qr sec 9, t 1 s r 2 w; 160 acres. Al-so e of n w qr, same sec. town and range; 80 acres. Wru. Jlobson, executor of liarlett, to Delphus Bledsoe, vnf qr sec 11, 1 1 s r 2 w; 80 acres. Isaiah B. Cuzzort to Sabre Kendall, s w qr n e qr see 23, 1 1 s r 1 w 40 tier v?s William Gilliatt to " Greenfield township, pt of n w qr of s w qr sec 10, t 1 s r 1 w; 50 acres. Sorstetliiiig rew. In order to introduce our Big Seed Fall. Wheat, the Wheat of Taos, in your locality single grains measuring $ inch in length I propo-so to send a sample of the wheat, free of charge, to every subscriber to this paper, who will name this paper and .send a 3 cent stamp to pay postage. Agents wanted in every county to sell this new wheat. Address without delay, L. id. O.SJIENT, ; " ' . Cleveland, -Tennessee. Stockholders' lectin?.. Office ok IsniAXAroLis & Eyassyiile) lii'v:'.i. Kailway loi:r any. IXWAKAPOLIS, July 2t, isrr. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Indianapolis and Evansville Mineral Railway Company will be held at the office of the company. In the city of Indianapolia; Indiana, on Thursday, k pb;;.ub:r C, 1777, between the hurs ;f 9 o'cle.k a. m. aud L o'clock p. m., far ths election of their ti a dir cetera t r, rve far the ensuing pear, and fcr the transaction of sue!: ether LudiKssr.i may o.matMara the r-eMkig. A. V.k IkiaTHi:::, L'ec'y. .-4 rf i M a 44 i'.i4. 4.i i r iT.k'ka Vf7 -, Of Ok.. , ha - i c .i.. rdSy fa k 1 - a tk lea f-u ek of ccnlecf i.nf rl s.a-1 !:r t f f a Ice, c dae- emdk ar. , . . .. ., v. . 11 r Marl; I' i: - w and frc k. L.ocr t:a bt- t at .dl h ara. bbai. ; Afu'dy a"ks a -4 ' f il ? A ai IM i kre .- . - . t : " ' 1 - i . e . a 1 Mi k" , . , Tkii- ra, v r r ; , i ! . - v. T 5 . . 44. 4k4 4i 4.44 .

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