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4 ranmarwcat,. t- .-, In ti. .. iriDrnfn to Iare pablication. notice, r .v. d Iriu - t.j r iv their I n la J will plrre All f,1 rf Uh 2 its!-: c.irryon ; " -r cd ( r.f' ? r . ' f f! i - .'r. -y ' t A f, r :r ,A'j to v ' a:. : cc r:.T:'. BalM m o re aid e w ft J k s. It will be lawful to shoot quails to-morrow. Orange Circuit Court will begin November ltth. Commissioners Court Ctst Monday in Decern tor. lion. I). S. Uu&iuttur, of Orleans, was In town to-day. Fdwnnl 1,1. Braxtnn, of Dubois, pent the Sabbath in our town; Mr. Win. Montgomery, of Orleans, called on us this morning. Samuel It. Tegarden, of Northeast township, U In town to -day. County Commissioners Chsshsm Rr.tl S-er callcil ou us this morning. There was ''Mud" on the moon Saturday night nobody "hurtcd." W. W. Wills started Martin ccuntywarda yesterday to buy a lot of cattle. Next Friday week will be the List t!:iy ol PDrvice for the couilng term of court. JonS. Artvdc!, of the firm of Parsn A Arnolil. is seriously ill with typhoid fever. J. W. Ilo'linworth ha been di-a!led !y a sore hand for several dnys : . Kev. Wri;:ht Zanders, of Orleans township, was in town yesterday tnd gave us a call. Mr. Ambrose Shields and John J. Idngle, lq., of Orleans, were la town yestenlay. Mrs. Hugh Mclabb, nee Mrs. Foster, is very sick at her residence in this place. Mr. A. T. Dickey is bavin- bis residence on west Main street t h i ro prhly r r pa ! red! , J f . Elsie's letter f ro m Lou i?vil! e will i:n-Ar next week. We hepo to rteeive more cf tfiern. D.-.tv-.r r r.t;:d R-..i ur.d i'.y,ef Fro .oh Li: T ; :!;- r thrcr;!i town y; ..rdty. f.'.m-Nctwith-t, 1r. j thi is thu !; I sLiy cf OA d. r t.jonurj :A 5 are ia fall L!cj;:i Li c r ttr,en. A-.;. r.; d N--..t:.)i WfAht, cf CrAr. I vf.vn-hip. ,ci in t .. n t'Ai racndr t 1 ; v": Ths a;; A A . :s tf 1:, C I! L' ". . : -. 1 hAt I : . . A .1 c r t V..-.A. t . Aa. v;:ic:. - i : lU ;Tc" h.A:r I" i i It A :t rf (1 3 :a .A. ? 1, ; i i ' s i tr- 1 f .-, ,n C 1 r ...... ... ) " LA t s i', Ir",. ere -a1 1 : 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 la 11 c . 1:

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Jcha II. Cmiatt, Jr., of firsen. Ce! J, called oa c to-!-iiy. IIe.,it pcrta hoj cholera haIu rsg!2 its his ncishbcihoc'J. a ' ; ' - Mr. V. C. R. Hemp, cf Orleans, vrts In town the first cf tko week doin j some tin work on Mr. J. M. Andrew's new hct:.9. Moses F.IIam and James Porter, Ies&inj end lDf.ccr.Ual cltfztas of French Lick, wcrs i;n town and called oa tsslact wee!:. Now that oarcitizena have commenced putting down slds walks, let the good work jo on until all oar streets r.re sappllod. ' 1 .,' ; 2dr. and Mrs. B. D. Itih-y, who have been visiting at 2ew Albany and ILouIavilla far the past week:, returned home yesterday. The citizens of West Main street are baildlu a sldawaik atonjr. the north side of that thoroughfare a much needed insprovement. Parties who are delinquent hi the payment of school fund Interest had better look out or they will "hear something1 drap" soon. Mr. George W. Campbell, the well known and justly popular Lick Creek merchant, baa Rome local notices in this issue. Read them. We learn that Mrs. Wm. Roberts, of Newton Stewart, bs dangerously ill. We tru-t that she will soon recover her. wonted health. , The slate roof oa tha court hsuse is very much out of repair and leaks very bad. A portion of the plastering in the court room has fallen off in consequence thereof. Tlie time for paying the second, or November, installment of taxes will expire next Monday. I 'ay your taxes on or twioro mat oate if you would save penalty and Interest. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Oborn, of Eugene City, Oregon, reached here Iasfweek on a visit to Mrs. Osborn's brother, Dr. James II. Sher.-od. They will remain sever;'! weeks. sv Among the effects of the late Too to as Trimble, of Northeast townslilp, was a bib le SI 3 years old and a sabre thit was picked up on the battle field where Braddoek was defeated. s,. , ; Major J. W. Tucker has sold out and will remove in a few days to Flair, Nebraska, where, he Intends to make his heme la the fatu.ro. May ? u. .'ens atic ad the I f. Jor in h; j :r v lrv:. Mr. J. . Wi!-.:a h ts scald 1:3 . .ath A'.l ccr.:: ;l;;.arry and res -I vara at to Mr. Id. J. Ihajhaan. We Lira C d Mr. V.'i'. rn c. n-t.-:r.; !tr3 " Y.'c t "to tow cp ,iA t;. . - try." Dr. Jr.:... 3 II. td.-:::' ".A I hy I Tr. Wi a C 1 l ( f A C. hA ; , A-y M"Ay, r ia L' .1 A 1 .. ..la. t r " a 11 1 1 , . . l : A

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A ,.i ir, O: 1I.A.AV l :i. TP? L'lr .r 5 --. if A Machine .m a fivori. WesAl the Cir j. rat ) VM ar.d Zl's f ;r the 5 .tr t and mot 1 ;"i r-j'cd. C.d and z:-i th"m. Z A Fa w JA" 4 c"; Fr r.Li.vo r n. Go to thu Fc an tain llcv.l fur ovcrccd--, j-Ioi-c ? n::J u-ocha !j. Car. ; LAI's Lie!: Cr;. C..j LA: j. 7-2-The tartest stock of clothing, boots, shoesaad notions ever c&red fn Orange county end at 'prices cheaper than the cheapest at Gimpbell's. - , 7-2w hTcfics. . ' All persons are hereby notified not to cut, carry or haul away any timber, or hoop-poles growing, eianding or cut down oa the land commcsly Known as the Rachel Burtt farm, described as follows: The east half of 'northwest quar ter of northeast quarter section 14, town 1 north and range .1 west. The north half of the southeast quarter, same section, town and range. The southwest quarter of the northeast quarter, same section, town and range. The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter, same ecction town and range. The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter, same section, town and range. The northwest quarter of the southwest quarter section 18, town 1 north and range 1 west. The west half of the northwest quarter, same section, town and range. Any person or persons trespassing, cutting or hauling any timber or hoop-poles off this land will be prosecuted to the extent of the law. Mama Blexnis. Mary L. Collins, having removed to Louisville, has made arrangements with the largest wholesale and retail dry goods and notion houses b purchase goods at the loir est prices for old friends in the country. Samples free to all who apply to Mary L. Collins, 237 West Market St., 7 'Louisville, Ky. Orders solicited. References. Paoll, Dr.. L. S. Bowles; Orleans, John D. Carter; Salem, J. F. Perrin; B'oomington, Hiram Lindley; Bedford, T. H. Malott. 7 3m Nubies, shawls, felt and ba I moral skirts, newest styles and lowest prices, at the Lick Creek Cash Store. . 7-2 w lliislo Z?.or All ! Dr. L. S. Bowles, having com pleted thoextensive improvements on his north side Drug Store, has added a ne.v and attractive feature to his business that of the sale cf the celebrated The handsome room recently fitted up by him is filled with superb. instruments, bought directly from I ha above well known manufacturers, that for tone and finish cannot be excelled. The recent de cline in the piice of these Instruments, btdng about the same as in the price of sewing machines, and the D:t;r c;"h:j directly from his bca.re, without the inters : .ation cf tr.mdh- - 1. ca, with thu r.tcf. airily ctlf aumg ex peaces, is tnaLAd to c.Ar thee splendid Intru:acrd3 to hh ' cudor. at fro-' a O -IO TO GT5 ca c 'c.i irr.tru".: it t. ;u ry ether d; A;r can who travel i over the country. Any cae vhj will ci'.l an 1 cx:r ,r.e l.'.r, ir.Aru, r.ad .A. 5 AA 1 I; : AI, kIIAA ti -thec - ad:-: ; Al. . M ti .,3 every one v.Ao t 'a,n cf 1 I; - 1 3 ( i! ed t ' : d ? LA in;7 di cud prh 3 A.'3 d.dr- . M ' .d I . i A hi y ; ; r Ij. t iv:l: 1A, I G If J. d I r c ! t

: r ... . 1 i f f, r.fs 1, r i:..h; !ujrt v .u- . f :r cv i;;;a I en ! : c .A., r ? f.-r r t 1, z Ae r a I far Jg:i:: Ca::. :ow:;riA Go to II j v. I :s Dri? i Ctr.ra I :y cm of Fsr -.va's Mc! I'd r'-r stra; t . A. m th; . ( !d. I To ham-Cd-Crn. Thj L i PI in 1 2 lie -.a 'j, V; lI cenncs, Indiana, 1 avir 7 beta UUf .f'y rtpa.rou nnu rt.ara s 1f w.t:i.cu u.iyuvr -tin, under the Liii::'-; ::a:a cf Jr..vpl and Sill Murray, with Dr. Andrew J. . Thomaa as cierk. We are not personally - acquainted 'With the Messrs. Murray, but for Dr. Thomas, we can gay this, that a more courteous and polished gentleman we never met, and we advise every reader uf "the News to stop at the La Plante House as long as they ' can find Dr. Thomas, at the disk. . - llat Zlat Z.otsZi Here! If you want Pittsburg coal, doors, sash and blinds call on Allen & Reed, Orleans. Buy a sewing machine from m and you won't have to pay for on? for some one ebe first. S3- Bowles & Bellinger. That Thomas Stalcup. on ' the east side of the public square, has opened out a first class stock of Family groceries, provisions, confectioneries &c., &c, Also a nice line of hats, caps, boots and shoes. All of which will bo sold at the lowest living prices. Remember also .that when you buy goods of me that you don't buy auction goods, bat you buy ' warranted goods. Call and see for yourself. Terms cash, or good produce taken in exchange at the highest market price. fiiif At their mill, in this place, have the best and cheapest lot of jeans, flannels, coverlets, yarn, &c, &c, which they will exchaage for wool for which they'll allow the high est market price. Before going elsewhere give them a call. They guarantee satisfaction. Custom work dona on reasonable terms. May 9, 1877. . 34tf If you want to buy one of the best and cheapest sewing machines you ever saw, call op Dr. L. S. Bowles at the Paoli Drug Store. CGtf Sraetlilag revr. ' ' In order, to introduce our Bia Seed Fall. Wheat, the Wheat of Taos, in your locality single grains measuring mcA in length I propose to send a sample of the wheat, free of charge, to every subscriber to this paper, who will name this papef and sead.,a 3 cent stamp to pay postage. Agents wanted in every county to sell this new wheal, -Address without delay, L. L. Osment, t, Cleveland, Tennessee. - Eveiybody go to Andrew Dougherty's store at New Prospect, the place to get cheap and pure wines and liquors for medicinal ptir-pc-cd. A!-) a fall line of ytp!e and fancy grecerles, candies, nuts, fruits, Ph r.:ure takea i:i showing goods. Choice siwfd A" pdne shingles ; C) ptr t'i.i .v.ad, .:d nullity t"2 25 jxr thousand at Allen & Feed's, Orleans. Person 3 dedrous of vi dtir: j Lcaisvili3, Nov AH say or any fed at at tho Fid Is tan do i:o Idlir thin to pitrcnire that g.:nial gentleman, l.d.o rar.3 th? h Cue. I It I a CA-'d d :;r,r.i,;:: ' Air p' -.th. :.: :n ,vA AU d. all in Lis p-nvcr to 1 t.. , .d: cf t! V-, Try hiru A CAT I It I" 3 L - .r j, 1 ( .) .. ;v i to V 7 r .... I " r' Ui i.i I'A-ri fzl 1 x.-.z'A -, irf a v, i ch 1 i 'id. , . 11 1 k. f eu i . r - : ty A. .a, A, I - 4 : : ,Adu; ? d I ; rd.1 'f t a. . , 1 , : ' ( :. A ,. "d '. r ' i t..'AA.. I At - , A , d 1 A a ti

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1 I .1 7 - ill I A 1- '.lit s . h Ts f L C 1 All s r .... o , A to the e-1 A ( f All.:: 1 I . f hi ;ely, d-ee.:. ;d, tr2 1 erAy tiALAd to 1 ty th? f ta th.:Ch;4;-f the Orange Circuit Cart rr to ti - ur.Ar I :cil t . f ,re th Ida 1 A cf F.tcaiAr, IC77. T... 1.1 v "y r.txdcd ts yAfJas.dj t -I .A, i..ad f e tills v ill 1 j ItlvAy 1 . h a. I far ;d I ia.!i f;. r .i.d.dr 7 unpaid at H :t th".:-- ar I ihAr cAI:Ai-3n enfamtel as speedily 'm posihle. 2ht8 i lc last notice and 'will nave ccsts and trouble to those who heed Ir, James A. Frost, '43-tf Administntor. ' Fay Hp. All persons pwin U3 are cordially invited to call and settle at once and thereby -save further Irouhle. No exceptions, we meaji yea. Sciiuasim & Mathews. Great deduction' in Sewing ZlacZilstcis, Tit Yfry grvt ftidreucam ths cost f mrhines bought with ensti sntl tU-w mUi .-hr triirvUiu' tige t h iiiiu-l mr. in the !- enee of My mw hs,ils insf tlhm ou thr rush 8yttm in this p:vt of tfttf coitotry, to ititd hewing Machine mv pivsnmt bsiHine, knowia.sj that I can make it pn-Stj v t' the In-' tcret of thone wantiusr nipcho. . Ths reduction in wliion 1 &ni enhil to make by bnyinir ami si-liiusr on the csi-H plan is imply etioraitus, asnotuiting to it '.; t nnenu tne rruisr rice on earn marrum? Thus the niActimps will wti for 123 nnt the f S3 H inster at $45, nl nil nher ftwt elam niAfhiaos lit eimUar mten. X.htw nmchuicn are till new ana cf the latent anl Lnjst tyh'i of the most leading makes. I isitetxl keeping1 aiso a itui line 01 nootics ami otner attariinieutH for all kiads of machine io uo in the country. I Of A-if.;;y solicit inspection of nty rca chinos ami comparison f priws. 1 smnuly mean to knock the bottom out of the liih prices herf!tf!.re pairl for machinpf. I-artio8 havinsr niachiues ont of onler can have them timiooshly repaircl hr an ex. perient-od workman by leaving them at the l aon urog store. BOWLES & BELLINGER. raolJ, May J, 1877. 33The land owners in Orange county are probably not a warn that until the Government patent is delivetfnl to the patentee or his assignee there Is a cloud on the title which must be removed. r Persons not having patents will do well to get them. For further in formation inquire of James F. Collins, 13-tf at Newa Office. Gotl way's Pills Had Oizat- .... lucat.-,.,.,. :t Scrofula was considered incura ble until the great discovery of "Ilolloway's Pills and Ointment" flashed upon the world. Disease which baidle the skill of the medi cal schools, readily yield to these peerless remedies. Scurvy, erysipe las, saltrheum, itch and til cutane ous eruptions are curable by them 25 cents per box or pot. f" ?" rx to loan at 9 per cent., in sums of $1,000 and upwards, on good productive real estate in any part of Southern Indiana. Apply to or address. : Jas. F. Collins, General Feal Estate, Loan and Insurance Agent, Paoii, Ind. ' - 30-tf - Mrs. E. A. Braxtan, of thl place, has Lesa . appointed .. by -D. P. Faulds, of Louisville, as his agent for the- Stcinwav, Chlckerlnif, Gabler, Haines, Kurtzmans and other : Pianos; also the "Mason & Hamlin" and Smith's American Organ Company's Organs. . The estaldi-shment of D. P. Faukls is so well known that it does not require any advertising to bring it before the pple. Having been established in. 1813 it i3 now the moA extensive lb the entire EUmth or WtA, Cvcn " octavo planoj from upward-:. Mrs. Bruxtan c .a giv? iia V. . -cA 11: 5" I i 1 or G: ,1:., C.dil oa I.t r I -f - :e parr I - Ir i.t t .2 1AA Kaa-.-. Fa.'li, May P, ! AT. CIsir st r. nT a tf:tj. A, L'dj-1 2 -r L. a.. ( ) ' I.. -.(;, r r 1 JA ri j - . ' ' ' ' C"..'::'::-a i'-jf (V l : r 1 2 A r r -,. a"? ..... f:rAt'irr, I ' : r . i r . u r : 1. ' r r i J

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i aa:aia:v.-; i;; '(pro i.JA. '..) t i 'huv door: i'uGTJ d JHOA MAT. , OA Id, d -., h. : I'n-'A C p. r't, PAI, In.l Jolj r,i, r.ri. I ly. ' ' t " . ... Foot of Fourth nvenu a.r.d Stramlont hani in: fVAdr:..rd:'A- s T". eIo'i tin 3 co:itiitrt'il fia ricti X rufeiSILAS -ECCHT7LL, Prcp'r. St-tf liat.8 of Iudh::: - dU. AO A..3 LliLlOERI LUaIQ'ER!! Ilaviai a laryo amount of Jnt.'.i.rr on habA. : . T . ami winsr weu aititaiciito nu H!nf 11 tura tha fame. I am t-ii.ibbtl to o.T. r lha foiiowf ng Ion price?: POPLAR. S $7 50' fo 110 Off F -. , 10 00 to 12 SO Stud and Joist 12 50 to 15 0Q Weatherboard and Flooring .'. 15 00 No. 1 1 and 2 inch., dry 20 00 No. 1 X and 2 su h, greeu.. 18 00 OAK. No. 1 ,f 20 (4 No. 1 Joist., 25 1 am rea.lv at nl! times tosaw-l r the bun-irt-a at Jo 00 to 7 K per tr.iim,aiul ac.-.r()ir,sc totimoer ana tttyie or sctwiog, .i mi class work or no charge. rior stocks, Axle(reps. Wason-tflnjnies.; ..' reasonable llmi'n patt-r rhen 0 for cash., cash paid for timber within lour fiiilea of the mill. JOHN J. ALLEN, 27- Paoli. Isp. I -lM 1,M Wur t", it. t 1 T I" '' .-,. rnmtal ntif.rirMa.M i CJA1 a M hi ft l.t.-toc . 1 J' Of t 1 ' W arm ti. la t L. S. I, 4 1 yrlral bw "j h.w.i, n,i or writs. f of t-wanl litoraii 01 ttlirat, f-A?.A (AGE QUIDjT'hA , yoeujt ji ti;a.-,. ..-a or bito ri. ilo,i to tit. M1. K.ftXWl STORE, IUJQ00S! AHD LOW, CASH PHICES. i m lias in st oncnetl at Chanibcrsbnrr a full stock of BUY. GOODS, GROCUllIES, 11A23, CAPS, " IW02S, snorsi and XatioDa, GUaarre, Qneenewm-e, .Hardli I rn.vikr!tf- ntv! flrt .!. .rwt wilt be n-k for cah or exphan-rfd for country pnrim;!-. lur wnii-.ii mi; Ten Riirneot markkt price will b allowed. Call" and' see hrm. ri'llti,ir,-iS"riTi.5(f I-,. i l r t, r ; . ' tr ! ir, jji u. ..J i 3 b..t U . I rr J t is t1 a I .. t I'.i. . 'v I . fr Its t; i. t .t-a - ',. .r. v ;!.-, i .,-ir p: j it- 1 ; -i,-r.;,!,)j s - : vt , x i , e - -.- ,i"fe- st,',f'. an it.iaa infi-a of iss U!rrtI rial. and jfrm-ral res in! freli!i.i vovdjt, I'la-Tfj. ffjxurl.it 1 rar9 ia trtkeo t m ! o Itatowi Btiifonaly -hat i,4 tuoral. St:a.j j. Rod fit. tt-ti prut for ("isuixf, a t-i your addrvw to TU. LKb'iEit. C.lll:ax-, III. , BOOT d SIIO r? i V -

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