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.re! ' of U. 3 d.v. Tlual of Frc-ich Lick Mpun U:rt: 1 1 j t..-j i : l..rlie! ' v,ii.vl. -n ti ii ci; iGtnr iuani'i ana to ; - 4 bright little son of Mr, Frank Piitton, of Vrix.5hlr.stca county, was severely kicked in tho abdo men by a horee Saturday rooming and for a lime hi life was despair ed of, but we learn that lie is now improving. 1). A. Mains, rerreenti3' tha house of I. I. Kinstcdn & Co. w!ifi!e;ale nuSlinery gnod., etc. Loukvillc, spent tlie Sabbath in to'.vu. Davo represents a good home ami we bespeak for him lib eral orders. Mrs. Anna Southern a well known and highly esteemed resi dent of Northwest township, died last Thursday. Vytc did not learn any of the particulars concerning her death. Mesr.. Oatinan & Son, of New Albany, passed through town Fri day on their way to attend tho Washington, Daviess county, fair. They took with them G win's trot ting mare Lady lierzng and Owen Lindley'8 trotting gelding Idlewild. It is now less than two weeks until our fair. It can be made a complete success. Will the peo ple turn out and try and make it so.' it inev uo not ti win prooably bo sold by the Sheriff before long. By a united effort all around , tho society can again be placed on its feet financially. The average gutter snipe passes his time hunting for a dog with a tail to which a tin can can bo tied. Don't do it any more, boys, you don't know how soon you may be a dog yourself, A few prosecutions for cruelty to animals would stop the brutal sport. Mr. ami Mrs. John L. Megenity, Mr, anti "Mrs. John It. Simpson, Mr; and Mrs. Abraham Noblitt, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ben. D. Riley and numerous other of our citizens, whoso names we have not learned, visited the Baptist Association at Sinking Spring Saturday and Sunday. The Band boys started Cory do nward at 4 o'clock this morning jdaying "He Arose," and it seem ed to us that each particular horn was expressing its metallic surprise at the fact that the "fctlcr" who was "putt in wind" in it was iipidthii not i mily brur. Even ti. j L- 3 drum i .. sur rl ;1 tl A f o 'aui.i b . I rir." W b.' I th? i : - te t , rnn g fi v ra ilex. i a a uobd it . utly r s A t in A t L Ik n it r ' id i. -;a . t ' '. . I , .. 1 s!l 1 at' ! 1 1 .:: .a y. r.r. t! : : t ' ' ;.: f :U C.'i1 1 ! h! i ta

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,;isi .,1; J. J. w ; l'rr I d; Pri I l.-d, ar.d Dr. W. i ... Fa ilea sir. 1 V"u. dire, t : c.f t'i :iitvi..'ii r.ir r. 1 1,:. " ::. and a lectin, called ;;t tl. : cff O'j tf : Ir. :,'ulll'.t. vhL'a v.j att. n'.v. 1 1 y h w r..i ( : k.'xt 1 It tlle:rj, Tho i:it iirj v.'.-.s trru. . ,1 by tlnJin;: Ir. J. J. Fields, Pri3. idmt and Jcl.n I:. Blrn-son, r, ry. After n ctatesicnt of tho I - A ' f tl.c n.tlns: and hia views th. , y tl. j rresideat, a:ul a cral lnttrchar3 of views by ctli:r4 iri. :nt, it was deemed best f r 11. ;.d.i c f both fal?3 that tb liii'i, cf hcldlns tho liitchell f .ir 1 e t...uv ""d freni "dli instant, until Tu. . yt C tober 2, 1S77. Afti t whlth 2 if. Jc icph Cox, "on L5l.ulf of tho citizens of Qrangs coun ty, returned thanks to tha gentle men present frara I liteliell fr tho courteous and kindly spirit masl fested by them in the matter. As we understand it one of the principal reasons far tho oVganizatioti of tSie arranges was the im provetnent and development of tha agricultural and mechanical inter ests of the country. These objects can be accomplished in no other way so thoroughly as by the main tenance of our county fairs. The grangers of our county owe it to themselves to seo that our coming fair is not a iailure. We know whereof we speak when we eay it cannot stand another such failure as those of the past two or three 5" ears. Died. In Crawford county, In diana, Sept. 3, 1S77, Ilachel IIooten, aged 78 years, G months and II days. She was born in Fast Tennessee Feb. 17, 1709, was the daughter of Elisha Webb, and sraigrated to Indiana in tho year 1S23. She joined the 1,1, E. church early in life, and has lived a consistent Christian ever since, and died in the full triumphs of faith, leaving many friends and relatives to mourn the loss of an affectionate mother. :dt. Prospect, Ind., Sept. 4, 1877. r I rs. Barbara Able, gi Northwest township, widow of Frank Able, deceased, died on Monday, Gd instant, at the extreme age cf 91 years. Mrs. Able was one of the very olelest residents of our countyr and was loved and respected by a large circle of friends and relatives who mourn her loss. She was the mother of eight children, five of whom preceded her to the tomb Her remains were interred at the Miller graveyard. rBeing unable to get oat more than a half sheet last week several interesting communications were crowded out, among them Pat ok a items.' We had intended to pub lish them this week but they have become misplaced and we are una ble to do so. We hope tha writer will excuse us and try his hand again. The fait belongs to the grange is; it's for their benefit mere, than all others combined and they should see to it that it is not permittee to die for want of patronage. Let Him inattpr bo talked un at the sii-' of I Laic a aad ei - AL 11 : : ro b bb"g In tha e uuty tbl weoe:. Bu-dj.- .-sof gr. -d imi iua pro- . .it : b v. b. ::. r .r. e. r ; b.r- i;i ti;..e to p. . - .h la t ' l!.. 1 i a I t'. r t. i 1 t! i I i ... La a I:dy ikt ' u!i at tb

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i: - V r 1 ' .i hi '..t;a-ivo la t!,e t .tlr ; V.c -t, L" . v n . v : sv f " . a I ) upward'. i:r,t give yu tb? vt 1 -t ; :'b Pi -.:iv-i cr Or : ui'. Call e i 1 loro pure ha .in ui House. tbr; I'd bFaoli, ll&y S, 1S77. "tThe land owners in Orange county are probably not . a war that until tho Government patent is dsllveifcl to tho patentee or his sriignee there is a cloud on the title which must be removed. Persons not having patents will do well to get them. For farther infer mat Ion inquire of James F. Collins, 13-tf at If ews OOce. Kollorray's Pills nnd GimKieni. Scrofula was considered incura ble until the great discovery of "Ilolloway's Pills and Ointment" flashed upon the world. Diseases which bailie the skill of the medi cal schools, readily yield to these peerless remedies. Scurvy, erysipe las, saltrheum, itch and nil cutane ous eruptions aro eurablo by them. 25 cents per bos or pot. . The Singer Sewing, Machine Is a favorite. We sell the Singer at $30 $4.0 and $15 for the latest and most improved. Call and ses them. 83- Bowles & Bellixgek. ILIXC & STUCILEU At their mill, in this placo, have the best and cheapest lot of jeans, flannels, coverlets, yarn, etc., ccc, which they will exchange for wool for which they'll allow the high est market price. Before going ehewhere give them a call. They guarantee satisfaction. Custom work done on reasonable terms. May 9, 1377.. 34tf S jrs n to loan at .0 per cent., in eiims of $1,0CK) and upwards, on good pro ductive real estate in any part of Southera Indiana. Apply to or address. - Jas. F. Collins,' General'Heal Estatd, Lean and In surance Agent, Paoll, Ind. GO-tf - . IIoi?-Ia, Eveiybody go to Andrew Dough erty's store at New Prospect, the place to get cheap and pure wines and liquors for medicinal , pur poses. Also a full line of staple anel fancy groceries, candies, nuts, fruits, &c. Pleasure taken in show ing goods. Choice sawed "A" pine shingles $3 50 per thousand, 2nd quality 2 25 oer thousand at Allen & Heed's, Orleans. ACariltotliO I'tslsIIc. For many years w have made two medicines suiietl to the nil ments of a vast class of sufferers. Thousands of cures have been made by them, and, in fact, the word failure roukl not be coupled with them. But within tho last two years counterfeits of our medicines have sprung up, dangerous in their close imitation gi our Trade Mark. To seure the people wo have placed upon, each genuine bax of Ilollow'-y's Ointment the lac i Imili e f t' 1 ! -? f ':r 1 ?;-;A, Ilr.Je llay-. ' ...e. . ) c 'v:n. tf.rfcit U tVleny. Wo tb til .rrb atla -:ly x or-ae ;aay rr dio iodt ;tr -this "v, ith tha otmort I:-r of b. -! -v. Wn ! -1 k aae tiy b g tl . 1 tb ; . . .t i... f the Ameib n 1 ; 1 i wi'd abl v. i v ar e . ?ri s tf t ir I it... :o i u ;; u ia ca.r t e, ; ' ti. e. Vra." Z b. lb hv ( ; p ( n I ; ; a 1 y it ' r fii'J'i--i T r ea ; II - U t r t;. ' curt i a - : of ll.a t--ra I ' e tb Ibi" ary:,:

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