Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 1, Paoli, Orange County, 19 September 1877 — Page 3

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TI-IT5 TEY wedne-'dav, r:;i Tiollrc f f:t rt '..h.jJs We want cur err- j t.:---confine their. I ! ' news of their hh' rh-.r.J not air their p r i . r -: c'.-.rii rutin ic;irrivtwcs in - , Hon. We uUo want if uuu.rsto.a that we arc not wrIWi ff la0 utterances of or cw- . unless endorse jy 0 . .,,.,..;..mMit.s coramunication,., must be handed in by Tuesday morning to insure publication.

r.'ctlce. All pwion desiring lo pay their Ascription in wood will please hring it along. r arc urcdiPf? money to carry on Cur Lusinrxi and to pay our debt, find rre trant every man oicing us to make immediate settlement. We tneen jrtxt fttat ire a,y. rtmmmmmrmmm ..,.l..J A SI corsTY. Fair next Tuesday. Mitchell fair October 2d. Oar circulation is steadily increasing. Mr. ami Mrs. J. F. Collies are vMting at Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McNabb, of Mitchell, were in town Sund.ty. Another of the legal fraternity heard from Judge Muvity a Mrs. Joseph Cox hi been scri oudy ill with typhoid fever for several days past. The Institute closed Friday. It was one of the most successful ones vcr held in the county. In another column will be found the Conference appointments for this, the Mitchell, district. Alexander MeCraeUen, notice of whose illness we g-ive hist week, is improving. A little two year old son of Mr. Niehoson M ill is, of French Lick, died yesterday morning. Mr. Jesse Powell, of Ornngeville township, lost nnother of his children last Friday with flux. J. T." Ikuidy, of the firm of iiundy A Whitv, is at Louisville buying soo Is and isiting(he exposition. With this number the News -starts upon its sixth year. Pay up arrearages ind renew your subscriptions. Hen. I). Riley is at Louisville this week combining business with pleasure buying goods and -seeing' ti e si -lit?. Thomas iSialeup is taking in the 4tp(t:sitj,tn this week at Louisville. While absent he will buy a large stock of goods. Kvery real live, wide wake, energetic and enterprising man in Orange county will be found at the fair next week. Header did you promise to pay iis for this paper in wood? If so, cold weather is approaching and we want the wood riht away. Carelessness in filling u lighted lamp came Aery near starting Mrs. Jordan Arnold tkyward by the ccal oil route last Saturday evenii - Messrs. King & S tucker have -started a cooper shop for the manufacture cf flour barrels. They imo employed fir-t class workmen. 1 1 :: r. ill I i' f..:ty i m 1 of ear dtL::-'-Idi-d tj f.o t:.r::-T :.t L, , t rf t! r. 1 1: r - i p '.in ; Tn: 1 Mr. ( t , ( . '. i Icr.L I, - :r i lilli, ry, od J. . ..'111,1.., r I

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trr s up i J h ith : t-c V.'ita th- el i i t ft!:tlume tne term cf v.h rl ttc.i .f v.: -ny of cur i .trs- i v i :r. 1 and r::-ny of il.f.m r.re In i.rrc.rj for r. greater or Ic r, r p rlud. We need rdl il.at U due and v.-;-: ..II the. indited to i -y v. r.i r; u i and start even with tis on the new year, j It shall to our aim hi the future as In tKe kUti Ui make tho Nkws a first class local paper, giving each week all the local matters of Interest happcnhlg in (He county and to this end wd ask the cooperation of all our friends. The" ftmra is a fixed fact and proposes to stay with you. Send in your" subscription and the cash. Quite a number of our clthrens attended the Missionary Baptist Association held at Mt. Pleasant church four railes northeast of this place last Sunday. We may be mistaken in our guess but from, what we've seen and heard wc venture the assertion that the coining fair will, be a success. Come and help make t so. Mrs. John Moore, an aged and highly esteemed resident of French Lick township died last week. We have not been furnished with any particulars concerning her illness or death. Delta has furnished us with another of his valued contributions. It w ill be found in another column under the heading "On a Flatboat." Our columns are always open to him. In our notice of the game of base ball between the Orleans and Paoli clubs last week it was stated that Mr. James Ferguson umpired the game. We intended to say Mr. James Spurgeon. Remember that you can compete for a premium at the fair this year without being compelled to pay the ten per cent entry fee heretofore charged. Come and bring your families and bring something for exhibition. George McPherson and Anna Brown, notice of w diose elopement we gave last week did not get married while absent. They returned and got license here and were married by Esquire Stinson Sunday evening. The fair will begin next Tuesday and continue until Saturday. We hope that every reader of the News will spend at least one day in visiting the fair and help ivake the occasion creditable to our county as well as to help got live society out of debt. Come everybody. A monster rattlesnake, measuring 5 feet and 6 inches in length, as largo around as a man's arm and with 8 rattles and a button was killed in French Lick township a few days since by a man named Wellington. Quill Goods past or had the stuffed skin in town Saturday. Mr. Edward P. Magner and Miss Jennie Bosley wero marred near Chambersburg Sunday evening by Itev. Mr. llichardson. The young, and happy couple have our best wishes for their future prosperity and happiness. May their pathway through life be strewn with roses and may their troubles nil be little ones. We also acknowledge tho receipt of some delicious cake. , The band boys returned from Cory don Sunday. They had a splendid time while absent and ex-pre-HS themselves as highly pleased with the generous and hospitable Jixanncr in which they were treated by the good citizens of "yo ar.eicat capitol."' II we. are a judge in such matters same of the boys tnet their fate among Cerydon's f :ir daughters. They took la tLa r xp-Mtion on their way home. Wc v. c::l su to the:: c-.ti-cci r c I Ki.it the return ,araocf h i-., : I i.-tv. fjn the OrUwm end IV.' Ii clut , l. 1 j ? y 1 cut! ? .'ir Truud some Ciy duriug tha fair. It ' -c-:' I Irdv r . t a gr. it toy i - ".1 to r: : V. g::-i? c.:: 1 1. 1 uld ' ti Irlrja ;.ura' r cf j -.t-i t.- t :ir. l, :I 1 not elh.r . s 1 an. ".!.." I t I c I ' ch.l i hi 11 , ' ; . i... iky ... . j. . , B . ; . .... .. . . .,, . ' , :i ..:.h i .. ........ (

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i i 11. i i ;! Ih t ) Iov.v, :i I -:l ;r,( jy it.err.irg in Willi U i ii c.., S Iv 1 1 (..; i Allhr,; i: J. Ca;.:p! Jl L:i mcA A fa jr ud.'es in the c -rrdrv he&iill coixies to to-.v n nearly every j clay. Over 150 persons went froili here Monday morning, to Louisville. Jno. D. Carter, will star't next Monday, on a visit to Texas, via Chicago, St. Louis and some of the Western 'Territories. Frank Specr started to Louisville Monday, got as far .13 Providence and came back. Look out for weddings now, "Sumuaer" will soon be gone. Ev. F. M. SymnM, Son and Jeruel Leonard, went about 12 miles west; Monday after Geological specimens. They broke down while there and had to walk home. And now comes the big elephant, but don't sell your, feather bed to get money to' take you to the show, as wa3 done here a few years ago. Wm. L. Reed and Henry A. Heed, have gone to Louisville to see Hayes, and purchase goods for their respective stores. Tho Odd Fellows' now boast of the finest Hall in the state. Alpha. The Corydon fair held last week was one of the best and most suc cessful fairs ever held In the county. There were over fifteen hundred entries and the grounds were daily crowded with peoplp. The receipts will pay the premiums in full and leave a handsome surplus in the Treasury. If tho citizens of Orange county will do their duty our coming fair will be just as suc cessful. Turn out everybody and lets have one rousing big fair. Bring something for exhibition, it will cost you nothing to compete for a premium. Elsewhere we publish n adver tisement of a circus that will ex hibit in our county on Thursday and Friday of next week. These exhibitions coming at the same time our fair will be in progress will, of course, work against the fair which is to be regretted.. It now, more than ever, behooves ev ery friend of the fair to go to work actively in its favor. Let everybody resolve to attend the fair and work for its interest 7. Sheriff Davis would rather parties whose lands are advertised at Sheriff's sale should pay for them, than that theyT should be pub lished free for them but the money don't come out of his pocket. Republican, Mr. Davis simply complies with the law which plainly says he shall publish his notices of sale in a paper having (excuse the italics) a general circulation in the. county. The News, in which he publishes them, has a general circulation in the county the Republican has not. Mr. Davis simply obeys the law but still the Republican squeals and will not be comforted. Tho citizens of Orleans and Paoli will be gratified to leara that Rev. W. W. Webb will remain with us another year. During the past year he has endeared himself to our citizens, and especially to the members of his church, by hiscourteous, gentlemanly nnd christian deportment and we all vote him the right man in the right place. Whil3 Brother Webb has not yet made a class leader out of us we believe he has conscientiously tried to do his duty. When we remind Odd Fellows, that lodge meetings, to be held next week, will be the thirteenth meetings of the term, they will taausrsiand to what we refer. The L, N. A. & C. R. R. will give half fare rates to clubs, of fivo or more, of persons vi- Itir g t!s3 Miii'h' U fair. Ths O. 0 M. n 1 will ir.-.ka arcdiictici cfouo ..hud. j. ? , o. . jl r, . . u t Lie 1 1 -Friday r.r.d tv.wV.ir.cd until Monday, li'o 1 rvch. I C;1 h tth inornir g r.:. 1 c ; t the PreihyU:!an church to J . 1 ..c ivs. .1 I), CV.it.CT, I , c ' O ! ,w i .r.T.-.i r".. 1 by !.v I! I'd 5 n IV .v ; 1 tc ::x I vt : ' -.: tti i. Vr : to ! : 3 I .! 1 ; .tin',.. nr -1"" . - , Jr . l'i. "Ill

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Bro. Go IdT:., I 5 Drrgf'toroa nl fctly ( ci Onri. - ir r....rs . ;v ."dlL razor ! I.l A in the v, utid. ho.ruParties knowing themselves indebted to the estate of James L. Millis .will picas3 take notice that u!f claims not paid prior to the coining terra of court will be sued on therein. Call on myself at Orleans or Win, II. Martin, at Paoli, and save costs, Executor Jas. L. Millis. Sept. 0, 1877. 52-3w Parson & Bro. are furnishing their patrons with fresh oyter3. Mrs. L. E. King's next term of instructions in music will commence Oct. 1st. Those wishing to take lesaons oil the piano, orgnn, tlolin. or gsitarcafi learn terms by applying; to Mrs', liirlg itho'des ilb'use. at the 51-44' If you want cutting and making done in good style try Stout & Bro's. new tailor": S22f Go to Schramm & Mathews . for all kinds of furniture, oCtf Dr. James. II. Sherrod, at his drugstore in the North West" corner of the public square,- has a full stock of slates, school books stationery, &e. which he is selling at the lowest living rates. He also has a full and Complete stock of drugs chemicals, paln't.1, oib?," dye-stuffs", etc., &c, which he offers to' the trade at greatly reduced prices. An examination of his stock and prices is solicited. lOtf First class furniture atlowr prices at Schramm & Mathew's. Give them a call; 50tf Persons desirous of visiting Louisville, New Albany or any point at the Falls can do no better than to patronize that genial gentleman, Mr. Miller, who runs the stage line. He is a genial accommodating gentleman and will, do all in his power to please the patrons of the line. Try him. Mrs. E. A. Braxtan, of this place, has been appointed by D. P. Fa u Ids, of Louisville, as his agent for the Steiuway, . Chickerlng? G a bier, Haines, Kurtzra ins and other Pianos; also the "Mason & Hamlin" and Smith's American Organ Company's Organs. The establishment of D. P. Faulds is so well krimvn that it does not rcquira any advertising to bring it before the people. Having been established in 1818 it is now the most extensive in the entire South or West. Seven octavo pianos from 200 upwards. Mrs. Braxtan can give you the "closest prices" on Pianos or Organs, Call on her before purchasing, at the Rhodes House. Paoli, May S, 1877. 31The land owners in Orange county are probably net aware that until the Government patent is delivered to the patentee or. his assignee there is a cloud on the title which must b.? removed. Persons not having patents will do well to get them. For further information inquire of Jamfs F. Collixs, 13-lf at News Ofiiee; floHovray's Pills wad OlatScrofula was considered , incurable until the great discovery of "Hollow-ay's Pills and Ointment" flashed upon the world. Diseases which bailie the skill cf the medi cal school?, reviily yield to these per!;- r:: ::di; PJrarvy, cry.-ipe-1- r dir. .'in, ttcli an I nil cuv.necus er-'r i; r ; rre cur.' lo by thvvi. Z c.r.is 1 r h x cr 1 ut. ..hi:: 13 J 1 k . . . t i . cr at " r-d i : w t: : 1 - : .t -.-rvl r. d : :. I iht-. '. ' i"; 111 T T.IXCI C At th:l - ... r f . t - f i T

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; t --t tin: i f . i j ro--1 ' en '.'and upward tive r'tnil cltata thcra Iiidtarii. Jrt nay part of diires. Jas. F. Colli :-v 1 Ileal Estate, Loan Ctia Itf: i A-?i;t, Pad!, Ind. C5-tf Gcrie i Eviyhody go to And rewv Dougherty storw at New' Prosptjct, thb place to get cheap and p'ure wines1 and liquors for iiiedlelri.il purposes. Also ft fall line of staple and fancy groceries, candles, nuts, fruits, te. Pleasure taken in showing goods. Choice sawed 4A" pine shingles 13 60 per thousand, 2nd quality 2 3. per thousand at Allen & Reed's, Orleans, neraeiubcr That Thomas Stalcup, on the east side of the public square, has opened out a first class stock of Family groceries,' provisions confectioneries cic, &c. Also a nice line o'f liats, caps, boots and shoes. All of which will be sold at tho lowest . living prices. Remember also that when you buy goods of me that yori don't buy auction goods, but yoti liiiy Warranted goods. Call and see for yourself. Terms cash, or good produca taken in exchange at th'e highest market p'ri'eV; J2tf Persona wanting cutting, making, cleaning, repairing of anything in the tailoring line will do well to call on that knight of the scissors, John II. Sandefer, north side square, one ctocf east cf Bowie's drug store: Buy a sewing machine from" us and you won't have to pay for one for some one else first. 33- Bowles & Bellinger. rirst and ILsst r.otlcc. All persons owing Sheriff's fees to the estate of William P. Shively, deceased, are hereby notified to pay the game to the Clerk of the Orange Circuit Court or to the undersigned before the 25th day of December, 1877. The money is needed to settle said estate, and fee bills will positively be issued for all such fees remaining Gnpaid at that timo and their collection enforced as speedily as possible. 2 his is the last notice and will save costs and trouble to those who heed If. Jams A Viiddr; 45 tf Administrator flat iitiliLSofi ildmi if you want Pittsburg coal, doors, sash and blinds call on AN len & Reed, Orleans. Great Ileclaettoi? I12 EcifliiJ The very great difference In tlio co.t of machines bought with cash n l those fioM .Jujr travelling-agent has induced me, in the ab sence of anyoue ha-iidliusi them on the rash sytfeni in this part of the country, to mid Sewing Machines to my present "buFiness, knowing that 1 can make" it srreatly to the inteix'at ol those wanting to purchase. The rertnetion in prices which I am enabled tornake ly hyin and selling: on the cash plan is simply enormous, amounting to about-one-half the rescular price on each tnaehine. Tint the $50 machines will sell for 23 and thc$.5 Singer at fi , and all other llrt class machines at similar rotes, them ntSchinea are all new and of the latest and bewt styles of the most leading makes. I intend keeping Ho rt full, fine, of needles a'nd other attach-' u;eiif lor all kinds of machines in u in the country. , I espec.fally .solicit faspectioit of .mt machines and comparison of prices; I slmplT mean to knock like bottom out. of the high prices heretofore paid for machine. Partie hnTin maebiaes out of order can have tht-m tiierong-hly repaired by a.n ex-' perienced workmen bv leaving tlteui at the' raotl PrtiSPwm rowi.ns & i;i:ll.ikgf'. PACLI CZ7f.IL lai 4 4 it. CORKICTEQ WEEKLY BY B'tT!C0T A WHlTrf Apples Green per busApples Dried per bus.... Bacon per !" Better per ft BeatJ3 per bus ..... Coffee per t Cbeese per & Crackers per E Coal Oil per gal Chickens per cioz Corn per bus Ke.ts per doz White I ish per kit ? 'ac k -r I p r kit........... flax head per bus.... VI or p , r c. t... Hi s ; n p - r I '.. III I."? ;ry p-'-r .. limj per cwt i 4 ?i 2. O. T T C "d.. V i . rkr, " .... j--Oit-', ; . b Or. i nt i t'

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S'tMR'n DOUBLE CIRCUS AND M EN AG if R IE, jiusetim anti Aviary, coupled with Free Allegorical Spectacular Tournament. A vastj Conjunction of Amu-ement under oao tent- An army of horsei and Anifnals,' beasts, bird's and reptile's. An endless array at glittering'' golden Tableaux, Cars, Tans,- Cifges and Chariots. TilE DOUBLE MENAGERIE! Te'riry'-eight cages of wild' beasts," 1,000 rare wild animals. A my'raid of txi irli'aie and inanimate wonders no' .where exhibited and peculiar only to this show. The only den of liviug performing flesh-eating Hyenas! Of&n in the streets; Only cites" ever exhibited:

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