Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 25, Paoli, Orange County, 6 March 1878 — Page 3

:rv, r r . ; ; , ;

I. L.L I J .L'i J J . v, )'i)MM)AV, :: Mien i-.. i:-. 1 Tol ," ' A CO WI" V. ' f S p ! I r " ' i j

H;i' come Gentle Ann i?. And den't target if. Jiareli came like a I iin!. How l.e'iFTrave, ni man, except Tier, c.tn (el!. That's all ri-'M lei's take a j')Wth-r." C,i!nmi"ioncr- court U in scsfi. :i Has wrrk. A"-k An run pccr why Ms boot ore not Ll.ieke'l. Two tramp printers have tv.il;! cn u lh is wrek. Mr. r.Svira Mr Nr. Lb is 1 1 1 1 ni'lnally sinking. Dr. LJf ILizIevrood was in town vett'rUay and to-day. C'onio nnl get your tickets for the town-hip elections. Don't forget tlm temperance w.u Ux:r nt the 11. E. church next .Hat unlay. Democratic township eouven lion at I'aoli Saturday, ICth inst. Don't forjet it. Don't forget the meeting of tlio Democratic Central Committee next Saturday. John Kaster, of Greenfield township, was in towa yesterday and called to see us. Msil, or no mail, that's the queslio:v---th:t daily agitates the minds of osir fitizen. Mart Wolftngtou didn't como In tnv of it as th old u toman did its twins this time. Hiram G. llohbins, of French 1uk township, is seriously ill at tlie residence of his father. Tho next term of the Orange Circuit Court will begin one week from next Monday ISih instint. lion. Theodore Stack house, of Oraneviile, was in town last Thursday, looking haieand hearty. Since U;sl Friday it has been unlawful to kill wild turkeys. Mind that now you fellows who have'nt, killed nny. Mrs. I,. C. Deswick, of Orleans, has commenced a proceeding for divorce against her husband, It. 11. Hcswi'.k. How do you do? Your folks are well are they? What's the word in ycur neighborhood? Look here I'm a can and he died. We welcome to our exchange lit the Jack?on County Dee. It is a bright, newsy little sheet and 'ike its namesake, is all busho-ss. Head the Phoenix Hotel advertisement, of Orleans, in another tclumn. Il is a Just class hostelry and you'll never regret Flopping there. Mr. T. N. Mathers, of Orangeville township, was in town lat week. Newt: says ho's groin lishing as sor,n as ha gets his corn planted. Lewis Jones, Ofie of Ornriville township's best citizens, was in town Miuulay urn! renewed lus id leg Unco to the Nev;s. Thanks. The man who will sell his vole for money, or other thing of value, should be !::M cp to pablie dtlsstulicn and scorn. Lvt ueh things 1:9 tlKUle cdiot! f. I". . le lha (I Ih. -, ct I'i -' I ten v' -h'j , .H' i 1 1 1 1 i 1 i " I by 11 d ht.r, : ". 1. ..y, . I"t . N l.t. .1 yt a- : 1" ly, . '.' 1 : U ' Nr, t ... . dM s f - f oi : - -. t t A mi j. . V.'itiu i kill. I' lil. li. Fr - I I ,v 1 i ru I t ;!- t"' ' ; - f ,"...:t 1, - ! u Li I!.;, c - . .

J.'. I ) 1 i'.i,., ' ill ' c t1 tt - f.- r. ,.fi'.i'-. ; - I r r -. . ti- r i i ti A 1 .;: , J , . ! i a v ' I ( "n t ,r J v, HI t V ti - r: it v. itixut iiy-i ai in.

The Hoard cfCemuiI doners hai aM,in!c,l Fr.tneU Taylor, Albert Hudvleon and Jeremiah Jlotaon constables foi IV.i !i township there lrin three vttainclf. They will hold until their successors art electr-J vind tiHli:d. "Whom tho Gods wih to destroy, they first make tnsd.M It aiiietnlrer Uih, Democrats of Or. ange country in your earnest advocacy of your own, and your friend 5, claims for c lace. Merers, T. N. and Ed. Braxtrut of this place, shipped to Louisville Saturday, tho finest lot of cattle we've seen in many a day. Thvy svero fattened on Messrs. li's White river farm near Ilaysville. Messrs. Tillery k Ilubbs, of Jackson township, have purchased the saw milt of Mr. John J. Allen, of this place. We leirn that they intend moving it to some point near Unionvtlle, south of here. "We took Greeley's advice and wt'iit west, to Kansas, and busted by G d" was tho expressive sentiment scrawled on ihr cover of a mover's wagon that passed through here oing east, Monday morning. George B. McCoy, of Stamperscreek, w ill bo a candidate before the Democratic convention for Treasurer. He i an excellent gentleman, with first class qualifications and will be a formidable cmnptitar. The Indianapolis S.mtinel cams to us half size Saturday evening, in consequence of a strike among its compositors, caused by a leduction in wages. It is full size again, and tho best paper In the west take it. Emory Carr, of Northeast, a j-oung man of about nineteen years of age, was ndju.lgod insane last Saturday by Justices Higden and IlaKer. Application has been made for his admission into the insane asylum. John T. Stout, of the firm of Stout Brothers, merchants of this place, is prominently mentioned as tho llepublican candidate for Treasurer. John is a clever, whole souled gentleman, and would make a strong fight. Every Democrat in Paoli township should consider it his bound en duty to be present at the Democratic township convention, to be held hero on Saturday, lGth in stant. Come and let's nominate a good and invincible ticket. Dr. K. D. Walters, Win. B. Wilfung, Joseph Wilfong, Harvey Carr and Justices James M. Baker and Charles Higden, all of Northeast township, were In town Saturday on business connected with the insanity of Emory Carr. " M Judge Thomas L. Colling of Salem , seems to have the inside track in (ha race for the Democratic nomination for Judge cf the circuit composed of the counties of Washington and Jackson. No better selection could be made. The following named gentlemen were drawn by the Board of Commissioners Monday and will compose the grand jury for tlie next ensuing two terms 'of court, viz: Wni. li. lieed, Wm. Mattes, Sen.", John W. Byers, Allen McCoy, James A. Loekhart, Atonzo Hig,vi s'vs. We cur mails from Orleans :'. d.v. t Tiiu: lay tht mall was stalled down in a , ' .v.id e t t ..r r :Il kA ? ti't h k 4t !:'iriii ;. To :v rut of - i st - ti x 1 mildly. Wh v tlii- . 1 1 ti-tV . it! Ml : ,i 1 lith -"i t f ill'.. :i- , ! - . i p, t . I 1 - . I !a.d, ' f taw.' r. Mr. D.dt 3) a" I c 1 ir , 'i.' t IS ' - . J , ' . l , x t . . . li . - :.t ........ J. i 3 I ' '

( 1 . ? it.. 'Ui !. ' ) I u lu i , : Lr y : : : ('. . - ' ! f ' - c -U'-.ty ;,!.' Kr,.'I-r t! j .vMr-icf J, , Hi:!, aj ! i ' II. . :t:.;.,,--rli. CwranitT-JontTs :!onday morning J andec:npltncd of Mr. Hill's mismanaseraent at that in.titut;im- i

charsin him with appropriating the county's provistn.i to his own use, and also keeping thy house I and sumnura in an unclean condition. The protracted meeting in the Presbyterian church closed on Saturday night. There have been eleven additions in all. On next Saturday, at 71 p. m., there will be preaching in the church, when any desiring to unite with the church are requested to b present. Trie Lord'-s supper will be admin f Stored next Sabbath in connection with the 101 a. m. services. Preaching also in the evening at 7L All are cordially invited. The school taught by Wm. It. Mattox at No. 13, this township, closed last Friday. The closing exercises were entertaining and gave evidence of a duty well performed on the part of both teacher and pupils. Quite a number of our citizens were present, among them Prof. Ogdon, Mr. A. J. Rhodes, Judgo Mavity, W. A. Bell and Dr. IT. II. lion, all of whom delivered address The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Chambers, whose serious illness we noted last week, died last Thursday evening and was buried Friday afternoon. She was an interesting little child and the grief stricken parents have the sympathy of our citizens. The Superintendent of the insane asylum, at Indianapolis, last Thursday, notified tho Clerk that Hachael Thompson, an inmate of the asylum from this county, was incurable and directing her removal. The Sheriff went after her Friday and returned Saturday. John T. Noblitt, Esq., of Southeast, is spoken of as a candidate beloie tho Democratic convention for the office of Sheriff. Mr. Noblitt is a leading citizen of his township, a man of sterling integrity and would make a good officer. Tho Democracy of S mtheast township v III meet in convention, at Valeene, on Saturday, 23 I instant, for the purpose of nominating candidates for township offices. See call elsewhere. Mr. John W. McCart, one of Orleans township's oldest, best kn nvn and most highly esteemed citizens, died Monday. We have not learned tlie particulars of his death. The Board of Commissioners met Monday and are still in session all the members present. There is considerable business before them. Charges of crookedness are made against the Superintendent of the poor asylum. Tho matter will ba investigated. Tickets br the township elections will be printed by us very cheap. "lasonicNetiee is hereby given that on Friday, March 1-3, 1S7S, at the reg ular meeting of Paoli Lodge No. 119, F. & A. A. Y. M.. there will bo an election held at the hail of said lodge, for tho purpose of electing three I i us tees for said lodge, which election will be held according to the usages and .custom of said lodge. Jo. L. Megen'ity, W. M. Wm. J. Tnnoor, Sec'y. i.3i::..c. CH.MUV:Us On Th-.ir. hf-. :.a nit.. Kiuiii.i.. lauaU!vr f Sir. awl 3Ir. Hvnry O. Ch;in'-;'. ;,'!i-I " years. TUt-re is raara iu heaven, my darlinj, Iii i he vrtj of btiJ ttiviue, lrtli tr-ir'A f or Epiiuji When s jta the riM'--.. nine. 1 a. .i .-c l . r t ')!; ; h j ' i W.' ' " f ' t i- t . ' i T i A'l ! i or i- i V . I t - 1 . I. I 1 ' ' 1 t V I t i f ! T I

.1 i i.i ' D d r V it i :;, i: :.. t i ti. : ihif 17-. If : t V. 1 '.- : iu V -.i"d i t ) tk d ..-1 ii-s ff.

Miss Mary A. Collins. John C. Dishun. 0.31. Collins. ' A. J. I'liroiEsf I. M. Wsf A. & Ck E.S, fh Trains pass Orleans as follows: Freight train, going north, 0:30 a.m Mail " II: 13 ' Freight " u ssouth, 1: 1-3 p;in Mail " " S:0-3 " All trains run daily except Sund iy. J no. I). Caiiter, Ag't. GPCCSAL IIOTICEG. Sssovv Flalio, the finest potato that grows, for sale by Baa. Stinsoa. 25tf Persons wanting private board, good hash and clean beds will find it to their ad v Mirage to call on Geo. W. Brswick, Paoli, Ind. Potatoes, Potatoes. I have about 800 bushels of choice Early Itose and Shaker Russet Potatoes for sale. 24 2v Jamks F. Stuckku. 150( Oustiels Early Rose Potatoes for sale at prices to suit purchasers. 2-3tf John C. Collins. A good bargain offered in a good Sulky Cultivator, a self-dumping Sulky Hay Rake, 3nd a second hnd !?piing wagon. Will trade for horsesj cattle or mules. 23 lw II. McNabh. Ben. Stinson, Esq., has a lot of Snow Flake potatoes for sale. Call early if you want sonic of them. StStf Just Ilecrived, New spring goods in millinery and notions at Mrs. Bnjiman's. Hats and flowers in the latest styles. Children's school hats cheap. Call and see for yourselves. No trouble to show goods. Hats and bonnets bleached and pressed on short notice. 25 lw For Sale. About 500 bushels of fine white oats, 400 bushels of corn, one Champion Mowing Machine in good order, 4 plows, one lot of hay, one first class pUno, one top buggy, two good mules. Any one wanting any of the above named can buy them at a bargain by calling "t my residence. Elvira E. McNabb. Paoli, Feb. 2-3, 1S78. 243w Call on Ben. Stinson for Snow Flake potatoes the best that irrows. 251 f Great lied tict Ion in Sewing fflacliiises. The very arrcat ilifforenee In tlie cost of milvhiii'.'s bitusht witli cash and thosa sold by kraTillinj agents lias induced mo, in thi ah-si'iii-j of any" one li.-uvlHng- them on ths cash svstem in this :t of the country, to add .-iMTinjf Machines to mv present business, knowing that 1 can make it jp-eatly to the latcrest of thastt wanting to purchase. The ro auction in prices which I am enabled to make ly buying and xeliiu on the cash plan is si iii l ly enormous, Amouutlu to alwiit onehalf ihe reLrul.nr price on " each machine. Tin: the .vi machines will sell for f 25 and th- f-S5 inyer at $15, and all other tirst class nia;-hineH at similar rates. Thru machines ara all new and of the latest and host styles of tin m st leading makes. 1 intend keening also a full lin of 'nee-lies and otlier aitachments for all kinds of machines in u- in tha count rv. 1 cp-'cially solicit inspection of mv machines an I comparison of prices. I sinmly ro -a n to knock the hot ton) out of the high prices heretofore paid for machines. Parties having machines out of order caa havrf them tlvoroughly repaired by aa ex-perit-ntfed workman by learins them at the I'aoli lruj Store. BOWLES & BELLING EK. Paoli, May 1, 13TT. tiRemember That Thomai Stalcup, on the east side of tho 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 be sold at tha lowest living prices. Remember also that when you buy goods of rae that you don't bify suction goods, but you buy warranted gaods. Call and see for yourself. Term 3 cash, or good produce taken in exchange at the highest market price. -t f Goods of any kind in my line can ba bought lower of rise than you can g?t them elsewhere. L. S. Bowles. Ite.idy-matle Clothing, Lidie.s Shawls, and Gent's Boot.i at cost, far cse EiiO;;th,itt J. A. Ijane'. t t All i S I to 1 ; 1 Jr.-j c f A: : n u i.i t q :k 1 t j f d e tit;' .t. 1. I i 1 :, i" - t ! v ".i u i : " ft..' ;.r.d a . S 4 " ' , T - i ' : -!. "-s -:s

Ii'jj : ,1 r . I "I..:, s r r,d 2C : v.it . " ;p. Fi.r prl. ? ; a:.d fit ri; il a sp Ir I j Jas. F. Cor.Lr.vs.

Organsofths roost reJiaLIe make for less money than can ba had anywhere t-Iss call at the Paoli Drig store and oxamiii o f c r y o u r -self. L. S. Rowlw. Wkst Baii:n, Feb. 5, 1S78. A new stock of dry goods, boots, shoes and ready made clothing at We?t Baden Caih S.tcre. These goods have been bought for cash and will be sold clear below hard pan prices. If you do not believe it call and seo for yourselves, - . 21-4w - J. A Laxk. To buy an organ cheap, buy of a mm who buys for eush -arkt sell? with the least possible expense. You see the point. Ii. S. Bowles. 7 of Ice i . I have , been ,in business here over twelve years, and during all that time have never atte opted a close settlement of my book 3 which I acknowledge is very alii-, businesslike. I find now in opening a new set of books that I have between four and five hundred accounts outstanding, some of which have been standing a number of years so long that doubtless the parties themselves have almost forgotten they have an account on my books. I want a settlement and where it is convenient I want the- money, if not- give mo your noto and let the books be squared. Yours, &c, 22tf L. S. Bowles. PAOLI RETAIL MARKET. CORRECTED WEEK LT BY BCXDT t WI1ITP March 6, IS 78. Apples Green per bus- $ 1 23 Apples Dried per bus 1 00 Bacon per lb....;:;. 8j Butter per It)... 13 20 Beans per bus 1 00(1 50 Coffee per 3b , 22 30 Cheese per lb 20 Crackers per lb 10 Coal Oil per pal 25 Chickens per dez 1 232 00 Corn per bus 25 ESS per doz 08 Wlibe Fish per kit Mackerel per kit Flax Seed per uns 90 Flour perewt 3 00 Hides green per Vb fc Hides dry per lb 10 12 Hay per cwt 40 Molasses N-O. per gal 65 Molasses Sorghara 25(7$ 50 Meal per bus 40 50 Oats per bus 25 Onions perbus 75I 00 Peaches dried per bus 2 50 Potatoes Irish per bws 30 Potatoes Sweet per bus. 500$, GO Rags cotton per tl 1 lla3 woolen per lb Stijar N. O. per lb 10 Sugar Coffee per lb 1 2 J Sugar Granulated per lb 15 Salt, new barrels 1 GO Sheep Skins , 25f 50 Teas per i 15(5) 4-5 Vinegar per pal. .......!,..... 30 Vinegar pe- bbl 6 0007 00 Wheat rer bus i....;: (ail 00 Phoenix Hotel AS D Ha very Stable, ORLEANS, INDIANA. The table at all tiau-s supplied with the best th market affords, airy, comfortable rooms, clean beds, S c., Ac. C'arriajres meet evcrv train, conveyincr passengers to Frcii'-h Lick and Weit Laden Spring's and all intermediate points?. I)rumtuurs supplied with '-riirs" at all times. Hacks -w i i I leave Albert House, in I'aoli, every morning at 8 o'clock, making connect jon -with northern train. W. II. O HAVES, 1'rop'r. .23-tf LIND3EY HOUSE, ir oprtcisr This well known bouse is furnished witk Eiry, comfortable mors. ool beds and an excellent table supplied with the best edibles in the market. Connected with the houe is a coo-3 f Livery Stable. Car rinses furnished at I all timps to',.pftCi goins to an 1 fron French Lick-au'd .West l?aden Sprir;;;t Paii.and otner r--otnts. Give rae a trial. THOMAS V. LIXDSEY. May 10, !". 3i-tf Pror-rietor. Braxtan 6 Braxtan Hare c-, sorted a iarj-j etockef t i 'l- i '7 - . ' , I ' " "r I ' ' I ' : - ' " Wlj U W t l I W W1 V 1 v I It wk ti J r o i t " " ' - " -, i i m ' --. 1 1 , i ' - - J, t . , t' , f ' - ' . t . -r - r - - -a i ; . . -

w j:kt sid c v cblic s i v ami:, m'--T-, j1 ' '" ;r--. "-! mm f. m-- hpJ I ' ' , 1 , llss r;ren,1y lrn thrf4rh 1 y ri-fiif.Vf i nd rc'u rRiri-.ed and j jiam fr th tt;bU I'itfon of is IS.;;:: wili. Ira fitreiiliei A ta?d turnlhed with th hen t!.j . t r -i I n-aonuld ratc-s. A si. are of f- yn''lic l'tronsr i sidicile-d.' ,"S r, Ck XTISITE, Vroprtrlrcvi.

HENRY G. CIIASIBKUS. ft ' I i'ia jfe-i-si ms m:mi&, m&t -tJ' jNmt s

PAOLI, I3STDIA3STA; OUSE, SIGH iD OHuAiaEllTAL PAUITERS,

Are prepared' to do any and all work in their line in first class sty la and at reasonable prices. . t . ....... , KALSOMfNING, FRESCO PAINTING, GRAINING AND PAPER HANGING a specialty. Jan. 10, 1S7S. ' , l;-tf

LAW CASI33. M. S. MAVITY. i;. Ci. WILSON, MAVITY Ci VILSOW, Attorneys at Law, -. KEWTOfi STEWART. ISD. Will practice iti all tho courts of Orauje and adjoining counties. lJarti-i;Iar attention stiren to collection and probata busine.-. July 11, 1S77. 4S-Cm ITarrcll IToblitt, Attorneys at Law, PAOLf. INDIANA. . C2?0FFICE- North East corner cf the public-square-Especial attention riven to ;iec tions and proceedings in Bankruptcy. Jan. S. 1S77. irTHO LIAS C. MAHAH, Attorney at Law, itarj PcUie an! Uaitti Suites Ciaia Agem Orleans, Ind. Will practice in all tho Courts ot Orange and adjoining counties- Particular attention jiWn. to collections and probate business. I'Grn T.T CJ -s- T . -TTTrfV Attorney at Lav, PAOLI, ITiOIAMA. Will practice in the court3 of Orangt and adjoining counties. Collections and Probate business solicited. Office in Cole's building NorUi side Public square. " Buskirk & Efegemty, ATTORNEYS at LAW PAOLI, ZIIDIAirA. NOTARY PUBLIC IX OFFICE. Office oil SiOuth side or the tqaare. TllrtOOP & THROOP, ATTORNEYS at LAW PAOLI, I2IDIAIIA. C-iy They will practice in all tha Conrt3 of (irange and adjoining coun ties. Collections promptly atteisded to. Office on the North side of the pub-' lic-F-juare. up-sfairs- 1 V 1LL.I A 1 II r.l A RTIfl , ATT0EHEI " at LAW General Collecting Agent, 0 K'3--WU! prsdiee in all Courts of the S t ;i ' e. (r.H- : Nfrtli-'East corner of t-uhlie 1 11 At . . r,. f n 'T"

!, . c.

riAnioN Aid)i:ik on. mam w ..t m. Ou hk mtmmk m-m o . xvliocies, DUALT.P. I IT Groceries & Provisions; 4 0H' TAPLC OR Y GOODS, STATIOXKI5Y ASU ?OTIO?f5. Paoli, Ind., Aug. 25, 1S77. i0 . OKLEA5S, ir.'DIAKA. WILL pay the IPifOtKr f arket price for Qoou ' Walnut huJ rr.' Us also' wa'nts Poplar lit Mib f r it S a r, c ! t o order Office near'ths Depct : ""- Kor 10 13T5. -3-Ce ANDREW & SON DEALERS IN 111 GOOOSj 1I0TI0I1S: FANCY GOODS, HOOTS & SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c, &o South Hide Public Square, Paoli, IbS Julj 31, 1872. l It. mr n w'nwmm wr twit wuhhw PEALEB IK - , : I-Jats, Ctips fry - "ir AXXI3 XrOa?XOXTi Nortk aide Public Square, PAOLI INDIANA. August i, 1872. Henaugli Scully, ORLEAXN, IX DIANA 7 HOUSE, SIGN AXDflmSEMIL PA1KIIES. ' We' would inform l!ie ritizens of Oraajre arid a-lioiniufr ctii.-ii ! thjtt we an? now pi e-p-ircd lo do all Icindof lloe raintitiar: alo I !"-. rainiinjr. Or: u.i :r a !id 'a , r li ? ring in Oie hi?hc-nt t-tyle of the art, v wotiJt air-o inform thn puhlir that we Lave put up a pood hp, .where wo ore pr;)H'-ed to do nil kind's tit Carriage ami Wajon Ia ttitin 5. ALBERT HOUSE PAOLI, IND. This f-plentiu! 4 stry ottiic IT.-f l e situated on the South hidts of the Publics Square. A rommodious Fe'?l Stable inf 4:; ' lrorIeic-r Ju!r 31. 1872 Gnoosar OTOEl 0 - I i.,,-i !4..ialr - t. k o n t fit t 1 , f f n - j 1 f n - T . f - ( I t -- lilW'it w: W J M J . al' L . I W . j ! ft t , 'f T"