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Kotlcc All persons delrin la pay thfclr itUcription In wood will pleiiro? trip j It along'. K' r needing money to carry on cur business and to pay our d?lit mvi iz trsnt every man owing us to m'jkt immediate settlement. We man just tchal tee say. t'a!i or our Ictc. To rr.aL'c to pay tho.e we owe ci.l to carry out rlaln objects we have in view we must and will comil a prcrcr-t settlement of rlains.s flue us. We have lime and fliin called the attention of those IiK,kltI to us to ttiG fact that we nfrft'til ths nionoy but in a i.:3jorSty of caes they have not resptndid Ye dislike to dun our patrons gisd v.ill not do eo n'.ln in this way. If protrpt attention is not iiiid to this last notice we will jsrek the aid of the officers of the law ia gutting what is due us. If you owe U4 for subscription, job work or advertising, remember tU-s notice is tuldresswd to you and lucan ju.'t what it says. Busk i uk d- 15 c -kirk. to nr. .r;iy col;:;tt. It c rid our Not' west ilesns. Get you a sleigh and slay your horse. Several nw legal ads appear this week read 'c:n. Pa-ad Id. Klrfie's Louisville fash ions in another column. The rr.erry jingle of the sleigh hell is heard on our streets. gquiro Win. Bu.siek, of South rnst, was in town yesterday. Oh my poor Is'euie Gray have thry really ttdxen you away. Pr. I-ce llttdrwood, of Valeen.e, wiii in town last Thursday. Our ht's buyers are paying f'3 50 to day for h delivered here. ffoiiie matters of iaieret will be found on our first page. Head Unn. Ad o Go'xl.pustor started South rifrnin to-i.My v itli a fine lot of horses. Mis Jo.-Ie Picket t, of French Lick township, died last week of consumption. Lon Bell sti'd insists that it was n wild turkey and that he shot it in th J'jre sfiouhltr. Mjjor W. W. Chisham, of the 1hnnl of CommissioneiH, ha- feceiitlv bf en verv ill. J, M. Aiuhew uciit to I.)?r,eWll Indiana, :ro;u!,y. to a.'h- d Jim Pro t:i .'.c s 5:;;'' taI ,.,r 3.C:. ',tty' t "Si iiv jT'Hi I for t: .- t- -t:i . . . Jc I .! II. C. ira t u . t :. 4 i: v. ; ;:. Hi tt, t ,th t f Zr :h LU'-r.c.d:; h.n : y. Pr. Ii. S. Pov. h s J' h j 31. i':v; f;at iA IV.-:. !y - r. II: j t i" g up h t --.I .". A . .s L in unt.i H:k J hn V : j p ,-, v Uj--,' ( T Ji ' i I o' n , t T.i.In- r.!-",t. .Vm. P.. Gil tt, . I ir ;j t! ; L : ' 1 :i,,ty w kh s! rr. ;'!; j , i Ji. I' - - g ' l. jr

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lc tr' day. I? quil3 i!! f.. . h: bur: but Hi.: d.;";r;---. Th3 r-rc- 1 trrrri cf c :r yrr ! ; J r. :tt C rrpV !l rr. I Mr- lidl;y ITcch-r :t-3 t'-rri I it L-,o- - - ' - " j Prcf. J. C. Chiltc.i t.l,c3 LU h- -!i tttho Lindey XXctis?. I In. J. C. Chilton Is sicl: at her f..thcr'3 hou?a ia Bryants villa. Chrrifl Davis cams over froa r. zll Wednesday and leveled" cn inma property hsre. lie fjve the Journal oCee a fri sadly call, j C. II. Itoby, junior partner ef th.9 late firm cf II. Moore Co., has been offered a situation at Louisville. Charlie U a good business man and is worthy of a placa in ths business circla. At the meeting cf Orleans Lode No. I. .O. O. F.f last Thursday night, tho following officers were ' initialled for tho ensuing term: Homer F. Johnton, IT, G.; Frank Ashley, V. G.; W. C. II. Kemp, Per. Sec'y; John D. Carter, Tress. List of letters remaining in the ode at Orleans, Ind., for the month ending December 81, 1877: Mrs. ' Elizabeth Had a, J. S. Holmes, Mrs. Ilartgrave, David N. Lewis, Jas. Mar, Charles T. Panel. H. A. Smart, P. if. In oar issue of last. week we stated that wild turkeys were not included in' the provisions of the game law, and that it was not unlawful to kill them at any time. Upon a fur; her examination of the law. books, however, we find that by au act passed in 1857 it is unlawful to ki'l them between the first day of March and the first day of September, in each year. They are not included in tho provisions of the Rctof 1S77, which repeals all laws, or parls of laws, in conflict with its provisions, but the section of the act of 1857, making it unlawful to kill them within the periods above stated, not being inconsistent with any of the provi eions of the. act of 1S77, it not repealed, but is stili in force. The penalty for killing them between March 1st and September 1st, is three dollars. Last Friday - was the day set fothe viewers to meet, qualify and proceed to view the road, petitioned for in Stamperscreek township, known as the Wolf-Ti inkle road, but they failed to do so. This makes the third set of viewer appointed on that road, and ail have hiile 1 to perform the duties assigned them. There ii. no law to eoinp'd, psrsons lo accept such appointments, and where they have to go long distances, to perform such ssrvices, the pay aiiowed them, $150 per day, is not sufficient to Induce them to do so. Ju this case, as in nil others, the Bord of Commissioners should, in th future, appoint only such persons as they know can, and will, accept. This road has already cost the county in the neighborhood of C50. and nothing yet done. The 'installation of tbe officers elect Jor the ensuing term of Re liance Lodge, No. 1C. I. O. O. F. took piaca at the court House Monday evening as announced by us hist wek. ' Tha installation ceremonies were conducted by John L. Megcaity, Grand 1 letter a: lifted by John It, pnaj -n, Grand M;rMhal; Win. Furr:!!, Gr.u d Gr r.d; John B. Br kirk, Gr-d Tre. . ur.r r : I Jchj A. Michey, Cr.-nJ n-:. trrry. Ths f cut rcri T" ? c j.r f. rtllly .JI; I ly t'- i if cjr t;,. n lz : - t- : iut .li'-g t.. ;. Th? 1::M L;iver P r. 1 i ; : : -tar !:'"; dn' nu f V l : - J ia Bi . . t ; I ;:;i:h -i.: 1 i t.. 3... ri-'.e CV.::.r v..l L i Bill hided a wii I turkey r;.tu:J!:y. T.'.ej r--- l t'.rs In 1 1 . j WvC, . --i t.. y r. . 1 r .r. I tr. icth f.r ! t t' -i hh'i II -.: L .:h hit - ,.:tLr-, . 4." ' t

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B. C. B.B -.r; IBBi Gr. r. WIIIB Lynr., Minr.B IL ' ,B.:B. '1, IBiIL.: Ikir-iB""--Crr Hi g, Mir f .-.B-rtp, ir.la Ll :ry Mi B . y, Llizio B.-uVey, AlBc IBi-uBiy Bee Pro, Cora Wellt, Celia IBIey, Sirari DavU, Blanche Sanson, Lois Baskirk, Clara Webb, - EUa Swallow-' Lois Andrew, A cV3 th.t ctlr.,t.i considerable ir.t;r: a trB ' in Justice Stinson'a Court Thursday. Dr. John A. Bifa sued Lewis Pickens on a doctor bill, .amounting to about eighty dollars,: which Pickens claimed ha had paid and produced a receipt therefor. Illfa swore that ha never gave the receipt, but Pickens and his son both swore to its execution and the court held it good. Judgment was tendered e gainst Rifo for costs of suit. The Sunday School Board of the M. E. Church 'held Its annual election Dec. 27th, and elected the following officers and teachers; Superintendent W. F. Osborn. Organist Sirs. Osborn. Secretary Miss Alia McVey. Treasurer W. H. Harrison. Ttachers W. II. Harrison, Mrs. Harrison, A. J. Ithodes, W. i. Pinkhm, C. Pro, Judge Mavity, Miss Baehel Ed ley, John Pro, Mrs. Goodspaster, David S tucker, B. A. Ogdou, Miss Stanton, Mrs. Elizabeth Ham fell from a porch at the resident of her son, Moses F. Ilara, in' French Lick township, Monday night, and seriously injured herself one hip and one arm being very badly injured. Mrs. Hatn is a very old lady, which make3 it the more severe on her. Holies. The Masters and members of the several granges of P. of H. of Orange county, also the officers and members of the- Orange County Council am requested to meet me at Paoli on Saturday, January 23. 1873, at 1 o'clock, p. m. to receive annual word, also instructions on unwritten work. James II. Mathcses, County Deputy. CPZCIAL riOTICZC . To buy an organ cheap, buy of a msn who buys for cash and sells with the least possible expense. You see the point. L. S. Bowles. Don't Fall to Slesul Tills, All persons indebted to tfca undersigned must make immediate settlement. I need what is due me and : must and will have it. Come to time cr I'll bring you. 17tf " Wm. Vaeduip. Although "December's as pleasant as May," so far, there's lots cf biting cold weather .coming and you will want a pair of gloves. Stout Brothers have a general stock of gloves that they want to dispose of at living prices. Organs of ths mc t :cIBL!e rartke forles ir.cr.ry thrm can i o had anywh, : j t ' : call at ths Paoli Dri:g store and examine for youri If. L. G. BjTxrrn. All i :. 5 i". BhB d tothal.ite "'rra cf Atidre..- B I ..i , ill bj re7ai"cd t3 m.c r rorr. ; t scltlc :n:t Th? lav,' r: yr:r. t tho earvlvi:g pirtnrr to -4:Ij rp th o I r-ine -s cf tl f.r:a -it r : fily C . r practBrlle. If : -a uro ir BLf to th::n. a. 'A :A t . r. J. IB Anrrr- .- r ivlr ; B":r, .- s .:. tl 3 Bh hi :. B is 1 j h: i n . d 1 3 ii co rpB;! . 1 to i pBre it tfyt.-j. B" If Pr- : B nt IB, r rr Ar, B ' - r--ii -r i i b, t .c 'i i ir '. nt I B B - ao ii Clsh ;B. . AA f ' B . "j ; : i: B ' B i ' ; i . 1' " ; - ' f h i r ; -rr - . ' " '. B ; y i I' - ' B 'A . .

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. r - 1 , . D. BASSFQBD'S, Ct3ptr Iastittxts, IIc;r York City. Hew lilufdr&tcHi Priced Catalogue ia a book f fifty closely printed pages, quoting with ths size, cap.'icity r.l gfrl tke priors of about SIX TIIOU-SAND itemii of HousefctrnlShirts: IIarlar, China, OHm, ilvrrware, Cutlery Cookin i: Ui sni'.ls, Tallin Wnj'c, Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets, Coal Vases, Fire Set and Siands,and erery kind cf goods for the furnisliing of a I, 5 e, table, hotel, yacht, steamboat, school or public institution. Tbe largest assortment in the world, from the plainest to tve most rich and costly, nil at greatly reduced prices, 40 to 0 per cent, belo retail rates. Above, price list, f iih illustrated catalognc, nlailed free. Goods most carefully boxed by experienced packers and shipped to all purts, betters promptly answered, and estimates for goods from ONE DOLLAR to $10,000 cheerfully furnished on application. EDWARD D. BASSFOICD. 1, 2, "3, 12, 13. 15. 16ar.u Cooper Institute, 3d Ave., 4th Ave., Astor PI. & 8th St. New York City. PAOLI OETAIL . OABICET. CORRECTSDVWSIKLT IT BUXDY WHIT7- ' Januarys, 1S78. Apples 'Green per bus $ 751 CO Apples Dried per bus......... 1 CO Bacon per fb B itter per fb... Beans per bag CofTea per lb.... ......... Cheese per rb . Crackers per rb.. Coal Oil per gal Chicken t per dez Corn per'bus B'exs per doz White f ish per kit ' Mackerel per kit Flax Seed per bos Flour per cwt Hides green per K Hides dry per Sb Hay per cwt Molasaes N. O. per gal Molasses Sorgham. Ileal per bns Oats per bus.. , Onions per bus Peaches dried per bns Potatoes Irish per t as 10 20 15S 1 0C1 50 22 S3 S3 10 25 1 25 2 00 "3 13 90 25 5c 12 40 05 50 50 25 10 25 40 75 1 CO 2 69 "0 CO li -is 12J 15 . 75 50 45 30 Potatoes Sweet per bns 50 Hags cotton per K... Baga woolen per R.. .......... Sugar N. O. per rb Sugar CofTea per To Sugar Granulated per lb Salt, new barrels Sheep Skins Teas per Vinegar per gal.. Vinegar pe- bbl G 00(35,7 CO 1 C01 10 V heat per bu 'BI IlepDsitSry of ' TasMon. Pleasure, and Instruction," . ILLUSTRATED. 'SOTICES TE3S FItXSS. The B sizar ia the organ of tbe fas liionable world, and the expounder of tV.tt world's ;iaws; and it it the author ity in ail matters of manners, etiquette, costume sad social . habits- Bostoa Traveler. ' The Ba2a c0raL4ends itself to erry member of the household to tbe eh-tf-drea by droll and pretty pictures, to the youn ladies by its fnsbion plates in fid!es rariety, to the profitient matron by its patteru.H for tbe ehikBea's elathss, to paterfamilias by its tastrfal designs for embroidered slippers and luxations 'dressing gowns. Bat the reading starter of the Barar is uniformly of reat excellence. The paper ha, jtcii'iired a wide popularity for the reliB ecjojEnt it sfT.irds, and has bscoiae an established a nib or ity with the ladies of America. N. Y. ETenin? I'Oit. Pests f 3 free to all Scliserlbsrs in tbe Baited fciate. ' , Harper's Dizar, one year... .....$ 4 C-) C I C ) i ,!B' 'r; c; U. A pc?g-the j . rb 1 t --t ip f IB ts ! B- -r B t rt jn 3 I j, i ' t.t- . ,.r j -f ." y ir, , i t - J . I ia:;-r'i IB-l ' - A , : ; r ' B a i:r - e ; -, T pfM ' .. ; !r, .' i " ; - - f . ' - B B' .- . ' i A, , j , ,r a ' i j i i 1 f . .' r -y ( B' f t Lit, . ,- f -j at . t r,.. r"ffi"i"f j i. i '. x A (i t . ..j i - Br... i . ih:'-. B - ; r i i, . . it" 4 l Ti r ) t f

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:-:?.00B?..r ST0RB; PE-O Wy?.1 rs-'tT'-'f v pf rta the vutitic. t'ai . fca oil Latnl ir stork o GrocEiii?., i:, Shoe?, iak Ca?3, notions. cf ail Ilir's. GLASS AXn IV1NDOIV SASlf, CIGARS, lOBACCO, THAy COFFEE, SUGA I2A MaeVertl n1 Wh'.te Fi?1i. 'y rril ortkit. a:i::'i ail articlra iimtaiir S."tt hi .n t"r;ion 6'oi-e, and -w ill be so ;.', as chea, s au house in the p!a-'. SB"'"5ffl tiijrhef-(, marVet pri will b pn for rery tleseript hu of pr.-HSiioe. Th prbt c arainvittil to caii ia.icvtKiia rav si'tfk -f .CtxU. " :5-8ra 1. . T".? i -: -t P',J DEAL'S P. Ill North side Pablle Square, PAOhl INDIANA. August i, isn. ALBERT HOUSE PAOLI, IND. This splendid 4, story gothic Hotel a situated on the South side of the Public. Square. A commodious Feed Stable i t connection with thu House capable eB accoDimodftting 20 horses JOII3 C. AJM3EET, Troprfaier, Jaly SI. 1812 "Henangli Scully, SIG.V AXSOEHIIEHAL PAIXTC5, W wonlil Inform the citizens of Orase" and atljolning1 counties that we rnow p""pared to do sil kimlsof IfourtA Painlit;?; a!-o Fresco Piiintinp, Urainin? ani I'atWifa---ing in theliihtst etr!- cf thwart. Usoul ! also inform tha puUic that w have put np k frood shop. Wbere w r prepaid! to do a a aiads f Carriaga aad Wagon lainti;r. 42ANDREW & SON. DEALEHH IN Mi GOODS, liOHOiiS, fancy GOODS, HOOTS & SIIOBBs, HATS, CAPS, Ac, &e Swath ide PV-dic f?crfe, Paoli, lad July 31, 1S72. I It. 1 -1 I .1 I , ? . . r ' 11 I ... A.. J". Ulio'de, Groceries 5 Provisions, " - - - ! VA:i..AAAA A..: B . : B. " . IV;!i,Ir.a.,Aiig. 25, 1ST?. 50-, ! t