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I 1 I 2 r.r,; t -.t f the - ... ft I ii r.r ..;:a t . ..1 th ... i i a t t r ty cf c; snd will uct do i ) r - sin in t:.: j wr.y- if 4 rc:r.; i cttcitinn is i:c: r.ulto tl-.'. ht i:t.I;e v.-a will thor.ilofth c".:?:r3 cf th3 -.v,- In ; -f.t;r. r I "it ii d3 u-. If ycu c-,70 ui for sui -.cnpticn, jo u work or sivertlinj, rcuicrr.l :r tliia notice 'j r I U':::d to y-.-i nr i mean? just vl::.t it x-yi. A difliculty cecurreri Friday niht at Island school rices, r.crtheast township, between Calvin P&rUh. and James Strait a in which Strange fired thrta shots at Parish, one of.them paslnjr throu'i the Ceshy part of his, Parish's, arm the other two passing through his clothing. There was an old grad between the parties, which culml. mated at th time named, when Parish attacked Strange, who was accompaiel by a yczn kdy, striking him on tha head with a atone and Inflicting a fieyere wound hence the shooting. If we have received a correct version of the af fair, the shooting by Suanje was in self dafense. Attention, Bemocrntil There will be a meeting of the Democratic Central Committer of Orange county, held at the Court House, in Paoli, on Saturday, January. 5, 1878, at .1 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of calling a Conven tion for the appointment of dele jnte-j to the Democratic Stat Con vent ion and for the transaction of other important business. A full attendance is rcquesttd. , t ' ', Tiios. B. Buskirk, Ghm'n. Dec. 2G, 1S77. Roll of Honor for the week ending Dee. 21, 1S77. HIGH. ECIIOOIi. AryBeswick, Anna A, Vebb, Tina Grave, Lydia Dickey, Alma Lindley, Margaret Dickey Lulie Symmes, Chas. P, Cook, Mary E. Elliott, W. B. Maxedoa, HattieC. Frazer, Jno. W. Palmer, Bessie Mavity, A. E. Pinkham, EHa McVey, Jas. P.. Pro, Mary A. Pro, Felix Hobson, Carrie M Towell, GRAMMAS SCHOOL. Eddie Andrew, Mary Guy, Miltdn Hobson, Lollio Hebsonr John Holaday, Ida White, Mary Dickey, Eaban 11. White. During our recent "term .of court a witness who had been compelled to attend during' several terms, at each of which the cs.se in .v hich he was subpoenaed was continued, went to the parties and wanted to know "it they couldn't take his obituary and uso it on the trial, instead of compell'ng him to attend ii : The appraisement of the partnership assets cf the lata firm, of. Henry Moore & Co., of Or leans' 'made by B. F. Fpeer and Chas.dl. Baby, surviving partners, was filed with the Clerk Monday. It amounts to:,2CJ CI, white the liabilities fuel up f.V!Cv2 ' makir- a surplus of iv-f-rts over liahililie r -T M, . ..J w. Tho apprai :rs were Me-rs. A. F. Allen and John If. Bowles. " ' The initial number c leans Journal is before ir sects a neat typographic f ths . 'It Cr&1K f e an ittcr. 1 is I .ill cf in t err ,iiug iceal r It iti, 'ill z j" I "v tl : ter 1 sfr u-, a . -rrcuj :A fr.m the citl: tis and bu-A'K of Orleans and viei.iity. .ca-.ge '3 Lica v.? f: s u 1 th? , t f a 1 0 v; n LVA ; ly Vm. Une bald c:ve.!e i i I'rt r... '.1 skin, ielnce 11 .n Mr. Lick Lr kl'.kd r: 3 1 2 r v cr. i r : Ycr.-.l t:.;t r.LA jr! Dr. k k.v..r;.. tktr . J. Mi; .if 1 ... 1;; . .1 r. i X

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? r : J.:. A:..t: t ' - Kft" ... n ... a ,r , f ' . r.i . "- z i ty cf r..rd rll r, t . ? r,d ,. I.;'.:.;- Uf- I ; ; : . .... t i r i. I I - .j(i ( r 1-r;;, to ret ci:r C; 1 i:: i:v-3 ard sifcty rr.d P.r. I ti...t i-it:: rt-'itr (h.'t await cjr urtLcr walk ed during .his U5fal anU honorable Ii:; r.r.d V'n:r.r.M. By lh- r -Ah cf cur c.Lru .1 3lt. 1 c-.I 1:lA ;r, v. a ''V3i:.n cf c::e vho-iCDa- " ckJj t:.:u ::3 tlm trus vrdci of virtue, cf morality, cf temperance, of honesty and of true friendship, and that it is our duty and our everlasting advantage, at all tiru.es and under all circumstances, to tha utmost of our abilities, to follow his example that our last days may he as .much inspected and honored us his; therefore Ilemlcedf That wa tincerely mourn the sudden rendering assunder of our happy and consecrate I iriendihip of our beloved brother. Bearing in tender and eacred remembrance his fidelity to Masonry and his devotion to the principles it inculcates of truth, virtue, morality and temperance, be it further jReiocved, That the example of our deceased brother's. life and his many noble and distinguished virtues should be imitated and followedby every worthy broth 2 r o! our crderp and that we -deeply sy m pa thize with the widow of tha deceased, his children, his relations . and Jt.13 many sorrowing friends in their irreparable loss of a fathtr, friend, advisor and companion, and tender to them our ereat sorrow for tlieir clpr. hfarfj felt loss, and hope that they may console themselves with the reflection that it is God that gave and God that taketh away, and that he is a just Doing, and'does all things right, and it is our hope thnt they may look to heaven for that consolation which the earth can neither give or tako away. And that we will wear the usual badge of mourning for the spaca of thirty days. IZesolved, That a copy, of this preamble and resolutions be'prasented to the widow and children of tha deceased and to Solomon Lodge No. 71, F. and A. II., arid that they be insarted in the Paoli papers." . A. J. Simpson", J. F. Stuckkr, , B. D. BlLEY, Committee. ! Our fellow townsman, Abraham NobUtt, wa3 appointed last week as one of the experts to investigate the records of the Marion county Auditor and Treasurer's offices. The appointment was mads with out solicitation on his part, his first intimation of it being: a telejrram from the President of the Board of Commissioners to com to Indianapolis. The Investigation will cover a period 01 ten years and will require near - a year to complete it. The appointment of Mr. Koblitt is an excellent one; ha ia yourg and active, a clever gen tleman and possesses excellent buiriCE3 qualifications. He served eight years as Auditor of this coun ty, and is thoroughly conversant with the work he will be called up on to perform under his appoint moot. Since the close cf his term iss Auditor he has been engaged in practicing law as a member of the Crm of Farrell & Noblitt. of this H,h ST p!;c3. Osxterly roeellns. will b held in tho M. Ik Chorea next Sunday. T.,:. F. A. Hutchinson, P. E.,prec "ir". Crrvice? will .begin Satur day night. The mseting will b - ::r:- f 1 d"rir ' t. '' :k. The j ip..-.r?rly tvui. rer.c 3 t.III Lj Lcld Mo. - at 0 .ock. Dr. JkLet d ::ic? pre ei. it v. 1-.3 prarance of ; II, LLcrrd's icei t?a r. -.'.by epr.arancs r:punttu. x..e apour town would be i'yin?fjv.l ifctl.rr cltk:.? wcu. lit. 1177 ill I a thin; of thj r. ;-J . r 1 r; e't'. we i I rpen t":e L . I,-' " ) f I."1

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C . r C. L !; k J :i L 3 . 'i M 1 Jf rr '! L itrll. h n oil A-i," of t . r t t I M-i Ir I Ii. rilke. 'Ik Ik.-Iyltrl vt-, Ca: .. cf VxU I . ' Id ,k J f r.-ili it :a..t. A ' I v I .i tl, j livi;r.tijn ; r A-r " I t II. Mr. L; :.. :i C. v L 1.. j ten rad Litt-kl3 f..tk:r in fiis jlaea relume I to Ids hjijj Li Mai 3 her? y 1 .t. Mi f Bj:i J.'.r. 1 r-i rather st revere L.:rn l.et 2.er.d.-y evening, on the sid of her face- aad neck, rrhils H-htlng a re with coal oil. A literary society has bean or ganized under very favorable au spices in this place, and hold weak ly meetings la the school building every Tuesday night. Dr. Charles Laughlin ' arrived home FiiJay morning. "Charley has about fiiished hi coar3 of training at Miami Mcdie&l College and we predict for him success , in his calling. , ' Mesirs. A. F.. Allen and J. II. Bowles have raids tha appraise ment of the goods and effects of II. Moore & Co., and their report will soon bo submitted to the administrator. Dr. Laughlin informs us that Mr. Geo. Clinton, of Northeast township, was bitten by a rabid dog a few days since, and fears are entertained that hydrophobia will result therefrom The citizens of Orleans and 'vi cinity are respectfully requested to meet at Gender's Hall, on Wednes day, December 2G, 1877, at 7 o'clock p. m. prompt, for the purpose of taking into consideration the building of a turnpike from Orleans to Paoli, Indiana, and to appoint a committee to confer with a like committee from Paoli. The citizens of Paoli and yicln ity should at once hold a similar meeting for the appointment of a committee to meet and confer with the committee from Orleans, and to take such other steps in the matter as may be. deemed advisa ble. -Eo. News. Assignment of mortgages should be recorded; articles of agreement should ba recorded; articles of association should ba recorded; leases of land should be recorded; me chanics' liens should be recorded; deeds and mortsaajes of real estate should 'be recorded within 45 days from date of execution, chattel mortges should be recorded within 1Q days from date to exe cution. Are your deeds recorded? Are all old deeds in your pos session received from previous; owners of your land recorded? Are all old mortgages released? These are-all required to perfect you title. The appraisement of ths stock of goods of the lat firm of An drew & Son was completed. Satur day and foots up near ten thous and dollars. Mr. J. M. .Andrew, the surviving partner, takei the stock Rt the appraisement and has again1 opened the-stor. The ap praisers are at work oa tha French Lick store this week. Our no'ica In another column, headed' "Cash, cr your note," is not published for fun, nor just sim ply., to. fill up.. Wa mean .:. every word cf it, and if you owe us you will do well to heed it. ,'. "In the sweet by and by" , will ba found in another column,- pub lished by request of soma of our readers who were unable to pro cure a copy of the beautiful song. The Woman's Temperance Un ion will hold a rv - tl r at tho M. Ik Church 1 t 2 c"'- ; Thur-1 y -r ,r;i nr 3 ... .r 'r . y ; .. vicinity v.re c ;rr. . A.'j in k:d t alter, k - - - Tl 2 Pre tc:" -1 f :i-r.l cor.ir . I Mr 'y iv Ir - . - .1 ii AAAl ; " ; i .. ''I. r ' to t 3--. ..y f. t rp cr -I-: 'y o .. r J.tI' 1 -'A. 11 k : f t:

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: . . 1 : : ,v ' r, t. i h .5 c f 1 ;tlr - c.'i . th r c. '.A' .; r. d I - x, s,i -tit , Ir . ' ''!. CN.ul Jk. t: -r I -v? i r r.;rA Hi -k f j jUtvsi t!...t V :y 1 tu i.k; . f f nt Vt-Av - . All p M llt!!l lis f.r:.i cf A- k A I - i.'l r?,i"nl i.) r.ule pr .15 t r III : r...-nt. A: I:.'..- T-'At-i V e. -. rviv In r f rtt.cr tn . .tie up t'.. 1. : . re cf the Cmi rt . t.irty a 's ty . re eticr.i'a. If you ..re inJLtI io tl.-m. c.;Il at :e er, J. M, An drew, survivin . paitn r, sr,;l ;et. tip with him. !A:.:r.e 3 isL.: .t.-.-and ha is cow relied, to require it of you. - i-. ' lEtf President , Hayes -, may , veto Bland's silver bill, but'tht won't prevent Ctout Brothers-, from dis posing -of their large rsortment of shawls at greatly reduced prices. If ycu want a saddle", bridle, set of harness or anything e!s in that line Ben. M. Lingle-'s Is the place. and now is the limj to get it. His goods are of ths.. best a nd i-re sold at living prices. G'o and ex amine his stock before purchasing and you will not regret it. Ber. will treat you right. 15 Cash or note, ' at once, , is what Ben. Lingle wants on that account you owe him. Now it settling up time snd h wants to f-ee .you. Don't forget it. - 15 Pro & Son e,re like other men want what is due them. If yuu owe them, they want to see you atad have a settlement at onef. It will take cash, cr your note, to satisfy, them. 15 "Business is business," and it's business to settle up at the end of each year." That time has come and if you owe W. F. Oborn he wants to see Jyou and have a settlement just now. Go and see him and take some cash with you or be prepared to give your pronoisa to pay in writing. """ 15 Parson & Arnold would be much obliged to you for the cash, or your note, for what you owe them. Call at once and see them, or, they will call on you. .15 C. Pro & Son have a full stock of tho best brands of boots and shoes to be found in the market. If you want anything in that line you will find it to your advantage to examine their stock before making your purchases. - 15 Go to Bowles Drug Store ad buy ono of Freeman's Metallic razor straps; best in tho world. No hambug. j 62-6i o. 6 Stout Brothers want a prompt settlement, with all persons indebted to Ihem. They want csh or your note cash preferable . They mean it and want ifut once. Trustee's Notice - Notice is hereby given that tha undersigned, Trustee of Northwest township, .has set apart the second Fridays and Saturdays of each month as days on which to transact township business. : Samuel C. Miller, -- Trustee Northwest Township. Dee. 11, 1877. 13-2w 'First class work, good material and living prices at Keith & Bates' boot and shoo shop, north side the square. : ' - - . . : Ben. D. Biley's stock of stoves, hardware and tia ware 13 full rand ccraplite. 11:2 deals in none hat the very best and" sell3 at prices to suit the times. If you want anything in his line go and see him and you will be honorably dealt with. January 1, 1S7,' will be hero in a few days and if you are indebted to Dr. James. II. fc; her rod he wants a settlement with yow, either by cash or note at once. Don't fail to attend this warning. T D. P.il 5y wa'i'.s rv-y c:3 ir.1 ' 1 toA:j to c dl rr. S 'Aj iki . h y or 11 ,?at cr.c M , ,11 1 . Lzi. l ..t UU I cf t :, I1.. -3 c n tl e r e:ll; rl .ju II - r r All : "r- " i - ! '"Id me as cxr - " -.ft 1 t t f J r-i IA:, 1I . r . : kc - - t. 1 ; . ' i ?" fr ? r K- - '

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lvK,T I .' " v, ill J i' :.r: ;. . tA, ? -e i1r:a i A. Cn : ft re. k I.'-.; i ; 1 '; v- "i .. it f1r if . 'ill' t ; r . t r c :.: " .d u t 1 i : ' -4 niateri.ti. Thr --.t'enir .1 ?r 4 l.nir 1 i-i f I i t CO AMD fl"- r r T in th ? ir'A'.: -rylit.eee.il on Ik'. E J. Prjim n, v.e:t fide cf pu.ire. Yru v, P,l f.-.l ck- ! :u redured pritie. 2o trouble to r'.ow goodi. Mary L, Ccltiki, having removed to Louisville, has made arrangements with th l3rgt wholf.:o and rt t a i i dry. gei, A i nl notion houses to purchasa goa.ls at the lowest prices far old friends in the country. .Samples free, to !! who apply to" Max:v L. Coixirei, 237 West Market St., ' ..." Louisville, Ky. Orders solicited. ' It fife u e x era . Pao 1 1 , Dr. L. S. Bowhs; Orleans, John D. Carter; Saletn, J. F. Perrin; Bloomington, Hiram Lindley; Bedford, "T. H. Maloii.1 ' - ' 7 3ra Tar Sat. Improved farms in Kansas and Nebraska cheap. For prices and description apply to " . Jas. F. Collins. , 2 iisio For " All ! Dr. L. S. Bowles, having completed theextensive improvements on his north side Drug Store, has added a new and attractive feature to his business that of the sale of the celebrated : Pcloubst... Pciton a. Ca.Standard Organs. The handsome room recently fitted up ty him. -is filled with superb instruments, bought directly from the-above well known- manufacturers, that for tone and finish cannot be excelled. The recent decline in the price of these instruments, being about the same as in the price of sewing machines, and the Doctor selling "directly from his house, without the interven lion of traveling; men, with the necessarily attending expenses, is enabled to offer these splendid instruments to his customers at from . 840 TO ST 5 LlSS on each instrument than any oth er dealer can who travels over the coon fry-.- . Any f one who will, call and examine his'instruments and prices will be instantly satislied that ho can dojust what he says. lie asks every ece who thinks of buying to "come and 'examine his instruments and prices before doing so. It will be money in your pockets.' ' ; J- - ...L. S. BOWLES. Oct. 24, 1S77. , - 6-tf Persons desirous of visiting Louisville, New Albany or any point &t t fc p Fa 1 1 s -ca a do- no fc-e 1 1 er : t h a a to patronize that genial gentleman, Mr. Miller, .who - runs- the, stage line. He Is a genial accommodating gentleman and will do ail In his power to pleass tka atrons cf the line. Try him. : A Cera to tk.o" Ft.'. lie. For many years ; wa I .vo mat's two medicines suited t j the -raiments of a vast class cf fifTrera. Thousands of cures 1 ave been made by them, nnd, In - fact, the word fiiluro cor kl not cc-'rd v it'.i turn. I ut if! in ih 'in t t o yc ... i cour.tr r.Mi 3 cf cr n. kcines hva sprung in thAr cIo-cj iu 'ft A -,nr -. C'- 5 err k, . A -? Trndo .ark. 3 f".l! t I. - I 1 f ( V - t' v, e h.iv I . ' 11 f.umik 7 Z kl t. Ait k . t; c. . Cf t. 3 urtj c -. T II ! 3 !' r T tt, h A A: I t r .r t t:

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J, r-. ... At 1 . 1 11 llu! I ,Vi 1 . .. . t .. , . ... ii . i ' .4 I :i Ik c.: . -111 1- : Ckinj ;y's Or,;- . k'i3 ' . " A M). P. 'A.. A .. a tk .t itds,-es net rr ;:lra l: itkk : t'i lirki 7 it I forrs the i.r;.:. Ik:vk ,; V .a c.e.b1 !ik, id. in IS 43 it is now raost extensive ia tho entire Guth cr West. Savea octavo pianos from. ;-iK) .upwards. Mr. Braxtati cari give you .the "ciaest prices" 0:1 Pianos or Organs. Call on'hef fc-u-f-re purchasing, at the llheke i lie - P. Ai, May e, 1377. ZU 1. Mr. Chirl C. B vjim n, h.'.virg purch;ved Wi!.--cn's CON-rrrrtorr-V...Y cr.d r.:.:TAt':n::T, thd euth fide t f th. peddle f jj. :r, invites a share of th? pur-He j -;trcn-s;c. He I.e. a h;rj? r.r. I vr;IIt leeted stock of all kinds cf Confectioneries, Tobaccos nod Cigars, Fresh Oysters constantly kept on hand, and served in any style. Persons visiting Paoli, and not wishing to go to a hotel, can gt a first class meal at little cost. Ho will buy your quails, rabbits, squirrels, pheasants and other game, for. whic h ho will pay you liberal prices in trade or CAsn; Call and sea him. 0 tf Great Reduction la gcwliss UlacMIaes. - Tha very rrffU difference la th rc-. i of riachincs bought wilh cash and those hol'X - by traTellitir rnts ha irniiu-ed me, in th ah. senc of anyone bKodlinf them oa f!ier.il system in this part ef the country, t add Sewing Machines to mr present 'busin1, kncwin? that I tan make it greatly to tha tntercsj oi tliose wanting to purchase. Ibe redaction in prices vrhicn I ain ftnaislcd to make by buying and bfiliug oa ins cash plan ia simply eiiortnotta, ainouuticg to about oneball ihe regular price 00 each machine. Thn tbe $4 ntachinee will sell for $i5 and tbe?SS Singer at $4, and all tcr first claae nsarliinrs at similar rates. The' machiaea lire all new and of the latf$ i beat atyles of ihe moot leading; make. I istrnd kcepinj also a full linaof needles and othar attachments for all kinds of machine ia tsee in tse country. I especially solicit inspection cf mv machine and c-orurion of price. I simply mean to knock ibe bottom out of the tlgii price herciofere paid for rnacliinc. Piirties having machines out oi orIr eaa "hae .theoa thoroughly repaired, br an xrerieaed workman br leaTisj; them at the Paoli Oruf Store. JOWK.3& 22LI..IKCEf-. Fali, Kay 1, U7T. tlIf you want to buy one of tha best and cheapest gwing raaclkmea you ever saw, call on Dr. L. D. Bowles at ths Paoli Drug Stere. "if Eveiybody go to Andrew Dougherty's store at New Propct, the place to get cheap and pure wines and liquors for medicinal purposes. , Also a full line of staple and fancy grecerfts, candles, nuts, fruit?, Ac. Pleasure taken in show; ir r-c- ii. E. I Ccop. I- . a, Vrf a , New Ilk"-'- VA'- VnA U ft book cf Lfty c' , ri' te I i's. ipict ing w.t'i ?',e, ct'C'' ,f I ..''- the prip. - -J r' - iJ'.C MU' items cf i .-ucf..rr.i-!.u : II r I jrare, China, GIi dv r'rr, C tk r" C ,k-ingU!;-.--' , P:--"1p, nr.. I Tdl tl .-.Cc-l Vi -i, I .re I -u and F." : U, v 1 ev rk-' tf-"-. lor tr.e 1 j rm .n tgl, vac! t. it i t0. t i-i i cr r t t ) instit..t ' ft. wo-1 !, f. rich ar I c 1 ! i -r-r ; T. Ad it crreatly r price rates I j t t J y r. f rt I til v r' A' -r? 7 i. , ! , "i S ill cat i'.c - .", cai csref.i!,-' vr I and st.ippol to PS all a nnrt3, Lettar. 3, 1 riinj,!" f-ir 1 OI.k'.'.fM ! 1 1 CJk'i c!. r.k; a ii. i ' j ! ; 1 zf.T . r r T 11 : 1 C