Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 6, Paoli, Orange County, 24 October 1877 — Page 2

5 . .r: : v i a : ;M U, r j . J t) f r i'u-l t. l-fcn in! rut J ;IC- 1 pre - in Co ri V:i!iii!yton tulvieea .weui to iui;c;'fp thM .-sK-niy repeal of the L'.r.krupf !-!'. Tti Senate Committer? on priv-i!ci-K tun ejections i- ftful in Lfiiiln, th3 .Kt-llofij? and Bpo.ronl cum- rain LouUiarv-i, T;.- Brooklyn lv tMufc It l'(!. r to have le-s pump ;it we'dtlhitf' cc-rc-monk- :hs'1 more pork a r.fl j;otatwvi ;il"terv;ml. Who says Lustr,.- is reviving,? 'iho Jjerop.-y Nicker company, of i'Siil id( Ipb.ia, manufaciurers of (leiiiijhu. fjiii-'Svl the oihsr day for TIvo .latest in to Senator Morten is to tho elleet, that he is thought to be dyin-. Dr. Bliss, of Washington, has been summoned again to his bedside. . A terrible explosion occurred in a colliery near "G!aeovf Scotland, 2 It,-:. day. Four hundred men vcic in tlie mine, not or.o of V'hoin was taken out alive. Every grocery house in this part of the country has bought goods from the old reliable firm of It. M. Bishop & Co., of Cincinnati, of v h i e h t h e Go ve r r.c r-e 1-eet of Ohio Is- the honeyed hera.1. A Kebrriska judge decided to give a horse thief one mere Chance torefcini. As the fellow left the neighborhood to begin a newer and belter life he took along the judge's horse to help him. Senator David Davis voted with the Democrats in the Senate in opposing the reference of the case of the -contested scats of Kustis, Spoffunl and Butler to the committee on elections. He lias made a good start and no doubt will continue. In a 'fight between the Russians and TurKs nt Abulia Dagh a few days since the Russians captured eighteen thousand men and forty 'cannon from the Turks. Tlie Russian loss is officially stated to be 1,441 killed and wounded. The United States Commissioners have interviewed Sitting Bull, but without effecting anything. The proposition for him to surrender was met with a derisive smile by the Sioux chieftain, and "offers of peace being rejected, the council broke up and the comrnisfeiorrers turned their faces home"ward. I'cimsj'l " an! a C o is e. The result of the Ohio election eccms to have played the' dickens With the radical party in Pennsyl vania, and the r. amission that the Democrats will carry the Slate is very frankly n: ale by the racls thciiict'lves, as it is shown by a Philadelphia correspondent of the Kew York Tribune, who says: The news from Ohio is a heavy How to the Republicans, and it b doubtful if they will bo able to recover from U. Though the proverbially 11 no organization of the party here gives hopes of the future, it is too suoa after the receipt f 1 1 to ay what its exact o, fur the rek i;o u ?e it t , the fact that prominent m hr.dess are greatly disd think the Staia can svul. "i he tame apathy '.i i' e! : t ; that j re. II ! in Oal. hnu, I;.., If lhr v. . i hi : - t: b' ul T m.- h ni x, asl tho niAi .'fr.t ; rt l!1 11 t v u1 nit re f r:;. i,I !- n t: r t ! . it! a 1. 't : I U ' ai i ' t ! - r r. , air

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: - l y 1 1 t ! ' t ! , ! ' . J n.c-nco I rives ligations. . w : '.(II u: Lr-taJid-s . tl :i . !.ln-s'a i '.i' tio .. t!...y eViiv- ;::;- .1 te ttti.i : j i.fif - in J.- i :i ; h ; : ' ,i '. I V if I I-Iaru and ; ' n until I). inoeraU ' I 1 :!. it ry' Ay, h.i . They '.:'.:- y t! it th- I . rd that the Her uhlieaiis ha ve made to-day will in ;do thou-run!- of Democratic votes. "They irsti-t be f--vU,' said Mr. Thurimm, alter tho Senate p.djourncd. ".Oh, well," replied Bayard, laughing-, "three months of life U worth a good deal to a m-.iix who U to be executed." "It U the old sto.y," .sahl another; history record. no instance of a party voting itself out of nowrr." It is a note-worthy point that if Lu-dis, .Spoffe.rd and Butler .were iidmitted tin; Senate would be a tie Sli.rton and Sharon being absent. This fact, doubtless, keeps the Re. publicans-solid. They are elated with their victory, caring little apparently, that it is sure to hurt thorn more. Mitc!,cd makes no secret of his intentions to bury the cases in committee. "The party never was no eolid." said he to-day exulting. Republicans are not claiming J ut!;:e Davis as much as they were. "Do you know what I think of all this talk about needing more light on these cases?" said he to-day to Stanley Matthews. "It is what we call out west poppycock.' " lie further told Matthews, very, plainly, that he was taking just the course to ruin the Administration. Special to Cincinnati Enquirer. Senator Tngalls, of Kansas, has introduced a bill authorizing the coining of the standard silver dollar and making it a legal tender for all debts excepting those contracted to be paid in gold. Tho text of the bill is as follows: "Bo it enacted, etc., that theie shall be from time to time coined at the mints of the United States, silver dollars of the weight of 412 grains standard silver to the dollar, as provided for in tho not of January 13th, 1S37, and that said dollar shall be a legal tender for all debts, public and private, except where the payment of gold coin is required by law." Wild ilili's Headboard. The inscription on the headboard of "Wild Bill's" grave lias become quite a curiosity to "pilgrims," and many pay the already well fdlod ceoietery a visit before re turning homo, for the purpose of copying it. For tho benefit of your eastern inpers I give it just as it appears on the board;" 'Wild Bill," Z, B. liickok, killed by the assassin .- Jack M'Cali, . J" Dead wood , B i act Hills, August 2. 1STG. Bard, we -will meet again . - in the happy . limiting Ground, .To part no more. ' Good bye. ' . - CUAKLIK." . C. II L'tt -;n. I iv the grave with him are bur ied all of his .guns, . pistols, cartI ridges, belts, etc., that he dad pos sessed of. The following from the Indiana School Journal explains itself. Question, If a school ofheer fails to retiuire a teaeher to contract to attend tho town-hip Institutes, is the teacher siill bomrd to attend? Answer. The school law: requires wv iwai.-i to juvuuu i-jwusmp in stitute s or orMt one davs wa'-es for every day'- absence therefrem unless such ubsf nee shall he occasioned by sickness. This cshhgation eaters nitn every teacher's contract uh-ih r i or. .1 cr :.-.t. The - '1 ' w i.Hi -t , 1 u ays be a ; r; ; tvt ry U e '. r'a V, .ir..et, hi t - t sin-- i or net, " - ' ai a -a i h j in i I th.it' . ;t t;. e 'Ml I . . ti ,i n ii -"i - ti . , tl ti;i 1 1 e j .:; . . ' r ii . r ti.

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' ;. fo'To-.vinsr i- a pper from b. i;.;.eiy, I'T-si-it-i.r of ih" Inll . a Sunday S.-hooi Union, to t'ee Orange County Sunday School Convention: Jr. J''evi'-Tftft and nic-vlas af the I desire thrown this inediiuri to extend to yu'a my hearty thanks fur your very kind and cordial invitation to i:e with you at your Convention. I lael hoped to be with you, but the sickness -of my partner in business prevented me from leaving home, and while I am thns denied the p'ea-are of being In your midst in person,- I can assure you that my heart- is with you ami my prayer will" be that you may have a profitable and pleasant meeting and your very heart burn within you as you talk one with another of the love Which the master has for you and all who serve him. I particularly desired to be with you. for several reasons. 1. I wanted to meet the Sunday School workers of my native county in Convention to hear what has been done for the cause in Orange county and what is to be elouo for the coming year. . 2. Because I am deeply Interested in the work 'and for the s'ueeess of tho work in each and -everv county in the State.

And lastly that I might ..yssk you to renew your energies, and adopt such plans as will result in bringing every child, every young man anel olel man, young woman and old woman in Orange county into the Sunday School. Tins is possible. We pray for great' things. We must expect great results. A11 things are " possible' 1 v-ith. God.' PSacee! at the head of dhe Sunday School work in Indiana, I want to ask that you remember me in your prayer while m Convention that I may be strengthened for the work and be the means in the master's hands of advancing th interest of the cause during the coming year. Anel now ltt me call your attention briefly to the present condi tion of the work in the State. . Indiana takes her place as the 3d State in the Union as having com plete county organizations. Pre senting to-day an unbroken front, every, county m the State having a county, organization and manifest ing, a good degree, of interest. We have in the State 4,0S0 Sunday Schools, having 40,002 dfficers and teachers and 320,832 scholars : enrolled a total of nearly 400,000 persons engaged in our Sunday Schools and Sunday School work. Ibis is ' certainly' an imposing army anel the work that has been done lor the master during the past year, we hope has been blessed of God, More than 5,000 persons have been received into our church from the Sunday School during the year. "Surely God' has done wenelrous tilings for Indiana. We do not lack Sunday school literature, books and papers are abundant, gooei ' ones too. The greatest minds of our ago are engaged in the interests of -the Sunday Stdvool cause, ivei-y denomination is in the publishing fielel. The .department ef song seems" complete, there is no music in the land like that of - the Sunday School. Our appliances for t)iir work are almost , endless, black boards, crayons, card, mottoes, lesson sheets, notes and maps. WTe have conventions and institutes, Sunday School concerts and festivalswork of many different kinds, and our, schools are so attractive anel entertaining that we someiimes wonuer is tnere is not clan ger of our worshiping them instead el making them a means to a glo rious end. With alb this display of Lgures and lacts our work is yet in its infancy. We are just getting ready for work. -'Nearly ' S00,000 chuuren nn our State, my dear hrethern, whose names are not. -to be found -on our Sunday School rolls a large portion of this number, we liiay fairly" presume, without any bible instruction or chrisnun miiueuce. iiew many are there in- your county, town or township in this condition? "Be thou diligent to know the state of thy -Hecks and look well to thy herds." Coning together as you have elone on this occasion, tends largely to awaken an interest in the Sunday - School cause , and I trust with your county organization perfected in all its details, Sunday S;-b0.s may be estaolislied in portions of the county where none exist..: I trust the spirit and power of . your Convention will have an influence which v. ill be felt by all parents' ami '"all other persons who have the iuterests of the;? a. t and of- -kty rt m art. .a t.ry true cith'-'O. a- v. . it r,. t v-ry e.rio-t chri-li !"t h :s ao ia:,r; t it" I i ; YV 1 ! : - -i! "..i!v tlii- i-.h'.Ie r : I., r. .... , J :lt Is " .' i t. 1..' I I - t , I i- ' i t ii I i L t ' I 1".

1S77, at schoo: houe No, 3. Orangeviiio township, Ot. 27, 1S77, at school house No. 4. " Northeast township, Nov. 1S77, at school house No. , Siampersereek township, Nov. 3,

bs-77, Tit .school house No. 1, , j Paoif township; Nov. "'3, IS77, at j j school' hctiso in Paolh". "'" j French Lick township, Nov. 3, I-S77, at school house No. 3. j Orleans township, Nov. 10, 1S77, at school hemso 2t 2.Jackson township, Nov. 10, 1377, nt school house No. o. Greenfield township, Nov. 10, 1377, at school-house No. 5. . Prof. B. A. Ogden will - bo "present at the Institute at Orangeville and conduct an exercise in Physi ology. v ": - . . . Prof. Wm. P- Plnkham w ill lecture at school house No. 12, Southeast to7mshlpv Saturday evening (7 o'clock) October 27,1S77. ' ; It is recom ineauou that at each of the above Institutes, one .exercise be upon the subject of -diacritical marks and the uso of diction aries in the schools. James L. Noblitt, Co. Supt. ' '' "SL-icIi C'reeli It'eius.: ' - Ed. ;News The many friends of Mr. Willis Welts will be happy to learn he is" not dead as reporter! last'Vveek in the -Republican. He contemplates sueing for damage (?) At tiiis-writing we are in receipt of a beautiful rain, which is much needed. : ,y;, : Fever and ague si ill abound. - : The recent frost has -driven us from the fodder field. Tho fly is devastating the wheat crop in this locality,. Mr. Elvvoeel Osborn & Co., will depart for the far vvestdn a short time. - They will take building material, farm implements, etc., wdth them. That 1t light, boys, go prepared. Our best wishes go with you. - : The teachers of French Lick township .will hold 'their first institute at school house No. 5. Nov. 3, 1377. The teachers are all expected to be present and ready. for work. i ' Mrs. Seth ..Gill urn and children, of Vincennes, : are visiting relatives anel friends in Old Orange. The most fearful hail and wind storm witnessed -in this part for the last quarter of a century vis ited Lick Creek and vicinity Saturday afternoon. The stones were large and every conceivable shape, doing . much damage ...to stock, window glass and kraut ing all the cabbngo in its path, ec:., sv-c. . We. wiU le say to "Sulphur Boys" that we simply, stated facts a3 they were. Wo did not wish or think of offending any one. We only elid our duty toward the young ladies concerned. They, are too well anel favorably known to sustain any depreciation, socially or morally, from the better classes of society; As to "low down slang," boys, I defy you or any one else to detect a word of it in our article. For shame, boys. How about the article In a recent issue 'of the News subscribed "Sulphur Boys?" 'We solicit no contest, therefore we shall retire, remaining as ever, '"'' Respectfully' yours, LEGAL. By .virtue of an execution, to me dlrectett from the Clerk of the Oraniro circuit Court, I will expose at public, tale, to the uig-iicft bi i.k'r, oa . sat or no ay, xovi::,iii:;; n, i;3rrv ln i . i th.' 1j.ii i i 1 1 o i ; ,u i . ii oVicKk . m. of sni tfiLiv. at ;-,- .--min ( t.i. i itln -ef Oil ( " 1 . I ' 1 i - ' t t .n;u ior a tortil iut oxiutm:.:' !-f-vi".r n ii, ti)iu. i"ki ii i i it iO i . i - . ; x u i . ra ipc mi i u ( , i t ' . I r a , i i , z I ) M . . 1 l i i 1 . - 1 .t i n t i !t. ' '1 i - fl . . ':t Uli- - . liltJ-.i.i .) t ill , t.rti ' in l " i i ' 1 1 ii 1 1 1 i . i . 1 i 1 i - - - i :-:r!.!i uTS-i.O i.-j Ote sT'i:.-!) ;i ""f:i...-,j iii 'i.i i i i ) , i - l i i t i U r iu T. all ia O i i T , ,U i . f j t - i'tz t1! f 11 Hi 'lib. t .1 t I lit .i . - - '.- 1 1 - tii t- . i a i ' ett' utd ill is s ti- , k v -..-1 i-. - .1 . T " ' 1 i a V. . . t i it i ' !' -1 , V. : v v . i - -, - ui ' - i i - ' -r- M, i e; s.a v s: e ' t 1 I

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1 l i - i i t ' -i ' ; Oi SM IliO I H i , 1 . , . i II -III I a t ili t . i ii i i i hi -1 ui- i-i-- ; ui -' : " Mi i. i ; -;i i - i-. i i 1 l- " t i t l l li . t,l . .1 v . at :w mm o ;'iiw V. Low i. i i . . v i t- 1 1 -w i 1 i if .i i i r it .J. ll 'ii I!iiiWS. SAM l r.O A. i).U! : i :"! e)rarm-e Ci.nut v. "'in H S 'jt.li, ll.j i" li Oi-.t. -12. 1ST7. By- virtue of an onl.-r of sal to me Airwtwl from iho e'U.Tk of x're Ora :e C tn-iiit Crt. I will t'xpa.-ja at luOjiiii taie, to the highestbiJclor, oh - - - ; . . , . SATURDAY, XOVEHHER 17, 1S77, between -tli-J iiottrs vi 10 oolr.rk a.'m. 4 o'licfk p. in.-of eai-.i day, ot ib ..l.fr -f iho court ii-.tujo of Onmg-i.; tminiy. tins rents ant prcii i i-.ir u ti-nu. rAi exe-'-o-tiii -jc tfoven yi.-ai tin i'oUo-.vir.x lcscribel real e;'te. l-wit: tt'he oast iiiOX .if . t ho aorihwe-it ;uaror of Boctio! two (2,-, towuchip one (1) north ati-1 riii e,v.j (u) - Wiisi,- eontaiitijutj eighty (-v.)) a.:', i-.-?. ail in Uraue county, ln-0;;r.:t. 'Ami on failure to reality t-he full niaoor.tor the jn-'..uaieiit, iuteroct aui coia. 1 will, at the g.mio tfme and phtoo, expose at inioiie sa Itj .the fee'-simpl'.' of saia real ftnt. . -Tahoo. Ti--" the in-oporty of Kaelit-l Ann. -le ' ter at the suit ei Rachel Bnrtt . t-t .al. vs. Julia Bowles. - - S VMUETj A. DAVIS, . '' Sheriil' Orange Count v.' Oct. 22, 1S77. . v ;.: SISE25IFF;.?i . SALE. ; . ,- By virtue of an execution, to me direete:! ri-otn tho Clerk of the - Orahgo Circuit Couru 1 will expose, at public ft,ale, to the highest bidder,.-wi . -' ' ' . SATURDAY", XOVKlIHEIi 17, 1577,. . hetweeu, tho hours of "10 o'clock a. m. 'and 4 o'eloek p. m. of said day, at the door of the court house of Orausre cowiity, the rents and pixrtts tor a term not vxeeisdiiiir sevea yars, tlis tollowins described real estate, to-vv'it: The east half of the -northeast quarter of section three (3), to-wnship one (1) north and ran.sre- one (It east,' eontainlny eighty (So) aeres. all in Orange eomtty, Indiana. , And on failure to rea'ie the full amount ot thi judx-.uent,. interest and costs, 1 will, at tiie pacie time and piajo, ex;)oseiit public eala th". fee-simple of said real i-stato. Taken as the property 'of William TCearhv, at the suit of Amhros Shields vs. Williain Kearby. ' Said'sale will be made without any -relief whatever from .valuatiou or appraisement laws. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, Sireriii'Orancre County. Tboinas-G. "Mahan, Att'y for rfff. ' Oct. '23, 1877. GHEBIirF'3 SALE. By virtue of an order of sale, to me directed from the Clerk of the Orange Cireidt Com t. I will expose at ruM5:; sale, to the fcihefct bidder, on . - , , , SAirUDAYi OCTOUKTi 27, 1S77, : :?tveeu the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. and i o'clock p. m.. of said day, at the door of the Court House of Orang- J county, the rents and orofits for a term not exeeediiiir seven voars, the foihuviu.!? deserilMd veal esta te, to-wit: 'i lie sourhwest- quarter of the southwest jnarter of section twenty-three -(23), and the east part of the north half of the northeast quarter of section twenty-seven 27), all in rownsliip two (2) north and range one (1) svesr. all in Oranire county. Indiana. xVnl -on fail ere to realise the full amount of the judgment, interest and eosis I will, at the s;riiie time and place, expose at public sale the fee-simple of said, real estate. - Talco.n as the property of Jeremiah CI axton ar the suit of Samuel T. handley, Exeetttor of tho will of Jonathan .Maris. Said sal?, will be made "without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, Sheriff Oranje County. Wirt. IT. Martin, Attorney for FlaictitT. ictober 8. 1877. Assigacc's Sale of Ileal stat Notice is hereby given tha!he tmdrsijrned Assignee of V iljiam Doiijjherty, will soil at jtiblle- rate lion, on the i-rvmises", on FEIDAY; XOTE2.IBEB SO, 1S77, .. tlu follOtvintj real estate, h'ilonging to raid a.sisrnor, ami by him heretofore coavey.-l to !,Jie ur.Uarsi.ifuoil, In texix lor the beneht of all the bona iid creditor of .u 1 assignor, "William Douprherty, io-w:t: Ail that part oi t he we; t half of the northwest, quarrcrof section t-enty-uj,uhc ;2s, towu.se p two 2j north atidran.e two -1 west, and ail that' i.jiri of the iiOrthwrKfi t.uailer of thf noiiiH-asL e i;it i.e r oi. Baa section, township ;iti l , 1 t f i i h i c f Lust iLi :'i'. su'iuosed -o eoniuin tii.teeti acres, IU ji H 1 - I 1JI i ilt , 1' Ol It 1 - i i tn r t 1 1 f tin t-t 1 i i ii'isi tin t-t 00. 1Mi-r m s -ci.ioii tweni .--!!( ill in tow ns.np twro i north and rausje two 2j west. i 1 i -oi i i L ' s t 'ih' . ot L, I ,t I-4 '1 ot ti t I 11 lt-11 elt Si tliou inirtv-iour it -, t" n li:.-:i i ) nvo fz; II i 1 1 l i w ) it. r, l ''O l d c j. t II HI Illlltlt-Klt i - i I ( i f I neciioii um-i v-uve I c- '. low 1 MUp two i. noltit una laiiiiLi two i' Wc.si. t ,.i: liotleeao quarter of tae southwest oiau'ioi i s i i t -a t t w u i i a a.t l t i tl lit IN z t I It W - t. 1 t 4 t " i 1 -t aii'i itart oi mo iiorir.v-i. (n.atier of t:io 1. . - i i - III L 1 l I "- 1 1 1 i oi - 1 ;;..o a:i tttar i-itii. i.i l:;e .'-L.-ii j i -"..t i i. oi lit: :i I i Iff- t t t v ' 1 ' it ' i ii , (2: we. Hi. v r.ica lie.- t-, - i;: .ti i;:e .cu . i i t ' -it 1 'i i l t lilt.'! 1 ' It-- rt t lift r t t It, i l-irtixiiviv i v eenne.s turneiKe roun, tnn-.tauiiai; j aeros-. rrl i tit- i i c l - i 1 til c-t: i i 1 i1 it 1 1 u m it Hit tt l o 1 , i . ' - I'll iK 'itiiei'lc1 t i audi i l i e i i i t t ' n 1.1 i ti v , i i an ol .-.ai 1 lan. Is are eoid. it i 'tf - m V t n it f twtlu in w II" b 1 111 i - , ' 1 ' - ' I L t i , 1 ' u 1. ; , i i it i l l v v t t.t n -tt-rest iter aiiuuiii fr-'un cm :e. U..N I... Mj..v. l,Mi, Assi -rrn-e of y; :n. iit)?i:er:r. Oct. l-.i, la77. lie veic fait' It ids ili. net) Ri-- i f i a t e ike i he ( - e tit.f- i r. 1 ii.i , i . ' . ar i x, - ui ' i ji -e r 4. -t i ii . I liih ' - i i I it - r i ' . t I i1 ' - t t ! . t 1 ta .mi, ( 1 1 ; : -7. v. d. 77. (ill t.:C;lit"t h't.' I'll 1 Ui -1 Ti"ll "ll lS f ' V ' 1 . I - i . i ' , 1 J : f i - i

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V I ! f C I . t ' ' ' i I K . t i f V O l i vr in c - i uia.it-r, on - V L I O V . - 1 1 ; . . . ;t i i'l- :o- o- tit ' ' . ! 1 1 ' : 1 1.' . -1 .-k .; - 1 ( 1 1-' t! I) U v - I , . 1 1 1 1 1. j I X ill 1 ii:l. A in ! 011 fa i!t 1 X I t 1 -1 - .. lot h II.-; .ih f - i 1 1 w one 1 1 . iv r; !i i ,f .llilliliT lili. V-Ili tt, i S'.l ' - . 1.1- -. -1 1 1 Ti I tr i 1 ' V-ti-e. ex ! ." r I 1 .i 11T t 1 It t '1 e ' i 1 ii v - i e -1 ie tl 1 a I t it --i it 5 1 j 1 1 1- t . 1 1 Mil -, 1 ' 1 I .r i Ui tt It ki - 1 - 1 ' tv t.i.mi X.oai iv 01 Mim-nd ICerbv it 1 . V 1 Jl. .1k i-cn-i-d. it v it liotii f.nv relief 1 11 ' ' t - - L.t laws. S.VMl' FT. A. IAVIS. " " t-'nerifi' Urane e'ounty, Arthur J. Siues mi. Att'y for I'l'iT. October S, 177. ' Cosimiissioner's Sale. Xotiee iJ hete.iiy iwa t Hai th. i..ii-.h'r--"i;rie'l, Couiini.-si'Oier of ilie C ir utt Court of Urn npre coenty. India-m. in a aM' M tiereui I.iny J. Jd:t,.lo and l-afavette ilartox, bv X a t ! i h niel S. lftst .ix, ti.ifjr i i are plaitit ill's, ami iiary C Vayi..r aud icliabod layior are deivimttnts, v, -ili.Viu . . , JiOXhAV, ,v v2, is77, on the pi ,-e!l at jnlidic auetion the fallow-in- des -ii'--d .real 1 state, in Outage county, Viidiaaa, lo-svii? 'i hiiiy-ei.-.lit acre- in sertion 17, township 1 north "and "ran ..re 2 ent, Vsotmticl as foiiincs, to witt .Betfionipr ei ,v!;ty-oi-ie poles east of the soiitliwe-t- corner ei the sontheart quartetof said 'setrt ion, viatf.iaj; eatt :-Vi i)U, i hence north 1!H) poles, ihencewest pole?, theuee sooth 1') poies to die pi nee d beiriuiiinsr. Terms of Sale. A credit of 'ii, 32, "ami H mouths will be riven, the. pun-Jiaser executitijjr notes, with interest f'tnu daie, with good a i u I s u ih c i en ti u re t y , and w aivin s be n elit of valuation and apni aisenieut la ws. ABH'AlIArd JioUl.li"X. CoouaissUmoiv , Commissioner's iLa.iid Sale. Notice i.s hereby griveu that by order of the Orange e -irt uie-e'oiti t. made in the ease of John A. Pwrkhiser et al. vs. Ilarbara Jiqkhier ec al.j i will sell .at public- auction, on the premises, on I DAY, OCTOIJKR 2G, 1377, tho following described real estate, in Oranet eoan ty, lieliy ua. (o-wi t : The southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of -et t ion twenty-four (-;). and lite east half of tlus northeast quarter of section twenty-three, ail ia tow n iv.o (2) uorth and ran jire" two (2) v est. . Tei-nis of Sale One-fifth of the purchase money cash ia Itaitd. the re blue in equal installments at 6, 13 and IS months, the purchaser friving note, with good security, bearing Ii per cent, interest. Sale to bein at 1 o'clock p. ni. JULIOX S. 2.1 AYiTY, Commissioner. Cam! Sale. Notice is hereby tdven that I will sell at public auction, on the premises, on ' TIICI1SDAY, NOV EJIISE1! 13. 1S77. 1 at 1 o'clock p. r.i. the f juowet j v. al estate, belonging to the estate of Marti a KeilamH, deceased, to-wii : The. southwest- quarter f t V.v to!:iltw-"s! quarter of settion twenty r.lne- t.2. low a me (1) south and ratine two (2; west, in rau?fcounty, containing 40 aci-es. more or less. Terins of Sale One-fourth ca.-h. balance in 0.12 ami IS months from day of sale, parch a sera giving note, with nppror-'d snretv. waiving relief and bearing inlore.st from date. GEO. W. KKLLAjW, Adiu'r. V. If. MAKITIN, Att'y. , , - Oct. 5. 1S77. BANKRUPT SALE. :: Notice is herebv priven that the undtM-Rip-ttod Assi.s-uee.of Tolb'ef t Diliinger, baakrupt, will on the premises, on Tilt" 'RS DAY, OCTOBKR Tr, Tsirc sell the fulkiwinjr real estate. f-v-it:-The ca.-;e lialf i the oiiihwesi niittrtor of section twe;ity-one, towtu-idp tv.t north and ranse tw wi -r, exeepr Tiine' acres Uieir uoitn of the V in -onm-s ro.ti, "and the northwest quarter of th' sieitiitvest et.teier and the sie-ithwest tittarter f tiie soutl-.w.'st quHrter. all in seeti -n tveaty-one, louusiiip two north and ranjr .-. ttvo 'n.I will also, oa ihe uremiovs, ou' Friday," ocronra ss, 3577, sell the following' real estate, to-wit: "Tho riortfieast quarter of tho - -south west quarter and the noithwest qtiarterof soothwt st quarter, and the wt-M. i'-aif of the sou tin.- ret quarter, all in section eighteen, township two fiivtil I t.iiisC rr.it r.-.'f. Alt i.fj-idd real etit'e 1 "if i ? r s 1 1 it 1 y.i n -rt1 coitrii-,. iiMitti;l. i 1 t w 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 ! 1 ii t t 1 I ' 1 1 I ! tl I t t f li 111 s;' 1 r 1 I e I t ill r t - itJ-,-1 tllis-t 1 1 0 1: ilv ! .-, :lv,i jn-iii t!'.-- i;,.u of the jlld'Iill'l O it '1 1 m 1 e - 1 t 1 ' fr.'i. ft-noi toe. lieu of ice iii-n t;.t: e ol N:tV:ev O. 1'rii I f 1 - - ' 1 i, it 1 , itl i 1 'il r - l 1 4 1 t In t 1 it ai 1 is , 1 - 'i, 1 1 si- sevso! i-t con ri ili! per iisirimii. lbepei1 1 S i I t 1 ' 1 t i , t ill ' W I t J ! I t 1 p I t - 1 r t ) O ! -. ( IM 1 - tl S l it i ft i ' 1 i ii it i t. i i t t via) i e ' .V III, 52-Sw Kxe.-ntor. r Bi 1j t ii i.t i, i. . i ALBERT HOUSE paoli, i:;t), Tiiis splendid 4 story gottiic Ilottl situated on the South side of the Public Square. A oommoJious Feed Stable in connection with ta lioae capable of accommodating i 20 liorses ' " July 3L 1872 -tOf f,., f1 Id I I I i - . , . j , . , t i ( n I !- i - i

ANDREW & SOK.' ' i dry goods, :;oi!o:;s, PCY GOODS, . HATS," CAPS, &c.,4ffhuuth Side V'tt.ilc f -jtiare, ' Pao'.t JtJ Xei-ins .Cash. lulj al, 1872. . 1 ir ajt-iE: new BiYersicle Hotal, Toot of Fouri.Ii aver-rtw an-J Stfeaa Lanimj, ZiGliisvillo, Hy 02 Per Day, 57 00 to 10 50 Per VTcci . ppcial rates to the Tfcpatrica! profe. si 0:1 and commercial travelers, SILAS E0CKWELL,"Fi;cp'r, 31-tf Late of Indianapolis.To The Public I

LUMBER! LUM'EERU Having- a lar.sre amount of Ititif'Ter crt ftAri, and hem well ium1 ta. uaordif'ttirt th fame, I am enabled to offer the folUj.cg r6 rn-iees: POPLARS $7 50 to $10 M F 10 00 to ii 3 Stud ami Joist .-..... 12'50'to' 15 03 Weatherboard and Flooring....... 16 00 No. 11 and 2 inch., dry.... 20 CO No. 1 1 and 2 mcli, green 18 CO OAK. No. 1 .......;,-- $20 vl X o. 1 Joi-t.... .- 25 1 am re ady at fill times to saw by the hundred at $3 it- to $7 .30 per thousand" arcortiiny to timber ami style of .pawingv Firt clftti work or no eliarjre. . il-w rttocVrO Axletrers. AYa-jron-tonjcui1, Sic. reaso-irdde. House patterns cheap for ea'u. e ith yai-l for timber within four uiiif-i of the mill.. JOHN J. ALLEN, 27- Paom.Is. Minto.i wr i r ,e: 1 ) ' - rr r.i.y cure ; ; wa no.' u.t lim ' tl rr h ivit, 1 is fk lari TWft-i'iic m tiie U. S. J...A nitrit jmit irlvitlo borne v? J biw.l. rau or wriL j&-.i-vit. &r4i:i iv fif. ta far as.Tr. in of T. TT L U t $ I1ABETAG-E GUIDE Ct..?r,S. wtr uei mW l! .') of b"th jit, on all Ctam oi -rr,".'.i' t-. ;. -r " T T-.tre. V'i:ii.'w i.n vi :e to Oae TT't:-' 1 ajfl tho i Mltlm. How to bt h.Uhy and truly fcamy to IW I tUm. .rldy tumlU gmt lia toi. Sna w mmm, IW STORE, Ii EVi CO AlID LOW, CASI1 POIGESa r SO r 'I i I it t , t 1 1 ' t 1 i rr ' -toek of DRY GOODS. ItA'jy, (APS, I jiuiyjo, ojj si--: 111" - 1 t - ' - ti i i i i ti I '- so;i .-! or e.i-,i.!) fi f-ir ' I I i w ! t t i iottii. 1 j jii ice -will l-a allowed. Cau ou-i aft isr.-u i -'z ft oo. r -I r I - " " r iT sir ''t i l 1 i rTi t i f rt. nut 1 x ' 1. t i , Cl L 11 i T i . 1 t i lie- t i.'ieil rt:t., side c '. i i t i k , 4 . ' 1 1 ' i ' t r St f ( f t t , w U n t f It ' 1 ' I I 1 t 1 1 1 J ( t t- ' " , I . ' . TH K i.EDOlii. Ciiieasro. nt. I r ft . .... f '1 4- iU - boot 'a shoe ::alu ' :"' ' " Ea-t -ile l'i,' ":..- - V- "retl r - paoi.i, n;i-v;.s irr-we, v n-f ''-.'; "' ' r '- i ixi i- t ' 1 - ., .r i -f 1 . i t , , .11,1,' t v '. I , . tr, - f "ninr. - - I tit

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