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pi;;, ry r..c: IU r-rh"t"I at thi Auditor 1 T - Llcc?:.f h c: ,u t: 1. V Circuit Court1 will c.:.::...r.co next JImly T.L. Eecd, of Orl ' - f t in town yesterday. --'-"- - Dr. John A. Cote, of llcrlfoid, Was in tor.n . .i. 0 1 w tt i Democratic Couisty Convention i Vcdnc?:.ilay, April 10th. l)r. J no. A. Hitter, ' of Oranjoville, wm in town IJonday. Consumption wms to ' ba th prevailing disease hereabout. John W. Brown moved to West Badan Menday and yesterday. ii rs. i;. l. A.icracu is not ex pected lo live but a short time. T'tTntrihnn'-l lady, of Orleans, wer in town Thursday. Iemocrntjc ..township conven tion at the court house Saturday. That was o ttrriblo (?) snow ftorm Tice sent un 'on the 7th iost. Candidates will find it to their advantage to announce their names soon. lUad the call for the Democratic County Convention published tlse where. . Sheriff Davis busily engaged in M'Tving pncei'is far the coining ttrm of court. All the Important general news J of the day will be found en our outside pages. Our spaf'e is lihdttxl, and if you want your communications pub lished make them short. There will be a mass convention of the Republicans of Orange county on Saturday, March CO, 1S7S. I he docket fcr the coming, March, term of eouil contains 35 criminal, 13o civil and 1G0 probate causes. Gtneial Wm. T. Spieely, Jamps M. McCart, ll-q., and Mr. II. A. C El rod, of Orleans, were iu town Saturday. J. W. Pro fe John W. Brown have purchased the West Baden store, and will take possession April 10th. Wm. Farrell, Esq., went toXew Albany yesterday on business con nected with the bankruptcy of Tolbcrt Dilhr.er. ' John Mahau has finished gathering his corn and David Jones . Ml i .1 p "iiiw uime ma any or two so we are informed. The Initial number of the Campbelhburg N-w is bfore us. .It is a bright, newsy little sheet, and we wish it the success its merits deserve. Candidate before tho Democratic County Convention have but little time in which to work. They will nodoutt improve each shining hour. ' Elijah Pinniek, of French Lick, provoked John Knight ona day last week, for ell and singular of i Which ho was fined and costed bafore Justice Etinfon. , The Board of Commissioners met jgain yeaterdsy and are still in session Investigating thecharf-et of crokednes3 Hainst James Hill, Supcrloti'i'idnit cf the asylum. Read Al'cn .1 Ilevd's special no tlcts in another column and whea you want oods in their line call on Ihrm. TLeyr.ro clever e-.tle u:;n r.- 1 . i:j t:c iy:-j r.'.l O. X. Candidatrs dcliirj tirkeis f. r ths lov.Tfhi;., pr?;r.,r.v Kiecih--cttn S-:t thcra priritiHl cheap, tit IUj cZc?. We've . 4 J ly printfd a Iat--? m:ml-.r eft! S; 1 1 3 yc.;r c: ' :r.;. A t fcr ixj-e :" ;n tf Ift... rr r jU rd Vr' ! "Jf t-.t? i 1j 5a IU ,1 '-3 trl 2 n. -,!ti j in V i w ft i t r,? ,

it c t I '..Ith be Lf ;t r t 1 1 lf!. : k-j I r.i'r t: j f ;rj if tl,3 .;rr2 I,:.?. -.run. 1, . : ! t- " ' t ty Jy.mes W. . l- - v.-i. .c:, c!c I f -.tv . ' ,y, i'.:. trshllUki r.i -.-ht. Qaiis a num: ir cf our citizens at- ;!'-.! and all speak "ia terms of u 3 of (lie :.r.r: j.:c.i. -'fry I) r nocr.it in rVtdi io-;n-!1 ttLtrj x, v ill ;3 t!.z".. t lvv s to tupport the ti: -tt tlitn ncminatfj, areexrecttd ERfl requested to attend, the Demoenitlc . lowmhfp convention, to bo l:Z zi th2 curt house next I that . . "is, , r. f riis i. ':. r. did..!; f (bat L to thatc. field to Clerk id c i the public 3 leaves an open -'". John ' R.' Simpson, candidate for re-election. Several new announcements of candidates appear this w-ppt Want of time and space forbids us giving them a more extended nolice at this time. They are, however, too welt known to our citizens, as good, reliable men, to neetl commendation at our hand s. 1 be ladies of Paoli commence festival Tuesday night. March 19th, to raise money to build a plank walk to the s;h xd house. lho festival will continue three days, having dinner and supper each dnv. 'Vh nnhH,. w ir,. invibrd to come and partake f the good things that will be provtdad. Heals 25 cents. To ibe Public With many thanks to those friends who have mentioned my name i a probable candidate, be foro the Republican Convention. for the ofSce of Treasurer I take this method of announcing that I will not be a candidate. John T. Stout. Mr. John McDonald '.a announc ed in another column as a candi date for re-election lo the office of Surveyor. Mr. MeDv.rx.dd has served in that capucity during the last two years, and has given general satisfaction. His many friends will urge his claims hotly before the convention. MasonieThere will be a meeting held at ht hall f Paoli Lrd Xo. 110 n Friday evening, March lo. 187S. after tlie djourninenr of the re ular meetiHg of .'aldlohre, for the purpose of organizing a Chapter at ims place. Alt Royal Arch Ma sons are respectfully requested to attend, liy order of Committed. Marriage licenses have been issu 4x1 to tho folIowinS persons since our last report: Mile3 Lee and Sarah Well man. Ludley P. Easley and Emma P. Tagger t. James V. Cummins and Mary Grimes. II. C. MeBride and M. E. Ban ner. S. T. Bledsoe and L. M. Flick. Cyrus Allen and Nellie Hutsler. S. M. By rum and S. E. Baker. Wm. S. Cook and A. B. Wells. D. R. Bledsoe and M. J. Davis. Wm. P. Jenkins antf Elizabeth C. Mathers. Joint Ilepresentatlve VCBtlSIl. Ed. News Inasmuch as the County Convention has been called for an early day, and will probably be held before the Joint Con vention, I suggest that the town ship meetings, to be held on the f April, vote for Representative as they do far other candi-tt-s for county c Sices. And without, wishing to ba officious, I sujr st that the Joint Convention be fixed for a day immediately after the IGlh of April, 1ST 3. As the fixing cf the time for holding the Joint Convention is with the Chairmen of the Central Committees of the two counties, I make the ahovj s.u--. ..11.; bsliyvin ti- :t in th! w;5j a iull 1 f.dr expression i,: t . j B;: .G:r.:tic voters cf Orat- z cLinty c.i:i to clt.iitied. m fe . - Th.3 T- '.rir ; 2-rt:!;r.i-,n" went fl-liing' t" - t ".I ;r C ..-.y end cau;fst o pounds cf t 3 nr..' 1 iiO La firm. ; lit Day's . .. . V jv, n 1 I; ::" i t'3 I : ti rV.f tho 1 -.t i it v I; l i tv 1 r 1 " " I t E'y over ! 5 i:

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j;ivc.i m t; Ij plj S-t nl!it v.v.i i-i I -.Int f.f ability and ' also i:i tho i cflh h;:: fhr Ijwtr rtuLiUn ream oft! - c- i . i L .?..?? .... . i . . Kic-.tcji-.clt;'. litlla ccti fu sion prevailed at first on account ot the "fiiliuro of persons holding tickets for reserved seats to obtain tlie same, the crowd rushing in on the opealng: of the doors and taking; posse.-3.siea under the old saying '-first re me fint served." Many a swain, vfith his dulciniaon his arm, was heard to exclaim he had paid! for a reserved seat, and "by the great hern Hpon' he proposed to have it, but through the nntirin x, t.i- ----- .,,,. ... v I I i a itu. I .i liHHI and in one instance the interposition of Mr. Glover, the marshal, quiet and order was restored. Among the performers I think the honors are due Mbs3 Lulu L.aughlin,the accomplished daughter of Dr. E. D. Laughliu, in her rendition of a beautiful ballad entitled "Mother and I've been Waiting." Ben. Prather, in the character of Guzzle, was also a favorite of the audience, his appearance being the signal for applause and that time honored bore, the small boy's whistle. Some of the performers labored under severe disadvantages, one in particular having to carry his own and another part. Taking it all to gether, the performance was very ,POH;t.,Ki f r . "editable to both performers and to Prof- Chilton, the prime mover cf the whole affair. The drama of The Family Strike" .will be produced to-night. Before closing my c,,r"unication I desire to thank Messrs. Win. L. Heed, Charles Woodward and Tom Webb for fa. vors. JacItAon Townslilp. Ld. News-As r have never of fered you an item for your paper I now proceed to answer your request and send you n few. Health good. Times hard and money scarce. The Church of Christ, at Suth Liberty, is in a prosperous condi tion. On the 17th ult. Brother E. li. Wright preached tour dis courses, with three additions to the church. On the 19th Brother A. R. Lomax, on his way home from a preaching tour, preached for u and continued the meetings until the 26th with increased interest, and two additions to the church the last night. The number added to the church from the 10th to the 2Gth was twenty-one. The breth ren and sisters have enjoyed another glorious season together, and the good seed the gospel has sown will be as bred cast upon the Wa ters, that It may be gathered up many days hence. Bro. Lomax is an earnest and warm worker in the caue of his Lord and Master. May the Lord bless and preserve him and enable him by grace diine to still proclaim His word. Elder Levi Smith. Democratic Convention. The .Democracy of Southeast township will meet in Convention at Valeene On Saturdar March v aiwue, Mil CAiuruay, lViarcn 23, 1878, at 1 o'clock p. in., for the purpose ef nominating candidates for the various offices to ba tilled at the ensuinjr April election. James M. Summers, Member. Dem. Cen. Committee. w A. '& C It. 15, Trains pass Orleans as follows; Freight train, going uorth, 0:S0a.m Mail 11:13 Freight - &outh, 1:45 p;m Mail . 2:55 " All trains run daily except Sanday. JNO. D. CaUTKK, A't. gphcial r:oTicc. -, The best stock of the best clothing ever L-rcuht to Orleans can ba seen at Allen & Reed'?. Style, finish, fit acd cheapuefa guaranteed. J. T. I 1" v;i'l rr ''-e yc i I - -t3 t 1 " - t tv. x,'i . s r t th (zt , ,,-r ... .,, ,....,. r, , ? , I.. .1 .... 0 . ... Jt- . . . Ds-st 1 "re:. c!i Cf, i t . !'..- ec iron: j, sec 1 lltMt AT' 'tl : n C .' f. i-5 tee J IT , . , f 3 -ca c:r, 1 . c .is x t : I. : i; 4 J c I r - ti ; i j .k. '4. . V ) ;

hulld.rj i.r lwara un! thicktalth supplies at Alln Boed's. 3 2w New styles i'riuts Je.u, Mullri snd Notions. V.? :tt j Ccfr. 3 25 cents per pound. Weed Sew. iivr Machines, just received at

2Ulw W. F.OjbEnow Flalie, the finest potato that grows, fur sala by Beu. Stinson. 5f notice. Persons wanting private board, good hash and clean beds will find it to their advantage to call on Geo. W. Berwick, 25 2w Paoli, Ind. Salt $1 5 at Allen & Heed's. Ben; Stinson, Esq., has a lot of Snovr Flake potatoei for sale. Call early if you want soma of them. 23 tf ror Kale. About SCO bushels of fine white oats, 400 bushels of corn, one Champion Mowing Machins in good rder, 4 plows, one lot of bay, ono first class piano, one top buggy, two good mules. Any one wanting any of the above named can buy them at a bargain by calling at ray residence. Elvira E. McNabb. Paoli, Feb. 2-5, 1878. 24-3w Goods of any kind in my line can b bought lower of me than you can get them elsewhere. L. S. Bowles. Beady-made Clotliing, Ladies' Shawls, and Gent's Boots at cost, for oas month, at J. A. Lane's. 24 4w Campbell and lloosier corn drills, best in the world, at Allen & Reed's, 28-2w Rotlce. I have been in business hero over twelve years, and during all that time have never attempted a close settlement of my books which I acknowledge is very unbusinesslike. 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 th 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 me your note and let the booker be squared. Yours, &c., 22tf L. S. Bowles. Doors, sash, mouldings and shin gles for sale at Allen & Reed's. Prices low. 2G 2 a Great IS.edu.cUon In Sewing iTiucutueg. The Tory arrotlt difference in the cost of m.irhinea bonplit With c&nh And those sold bt traTellfrii- jigrent .has iudileed me, in th ahonco of anyone handling them on the rash syniein in thi part of the country, to aidd Sevrinj Machiuos to my present "business, knowing tliat I can make it jrreatlr to the interest of those wan tin sr to urt-.hasf The r inction in prices which I am enabled to make by buying and Belling on the cash plan is dimply enormous, amounting to about onehalf the regular price on each machine. Thus the 50 machines -will sell for 25 and theS5 Singer at f 15, and all other first class machine at similar rtiM'.. These machine are all new and of thetiite.it and best stvles of tha most leading make. I intend keepingalio a full tin of needle and other attachments for all kinds of machines in us" in tho countrr. I ep-iallr solicit insuection of nir ma chines and comparison of prices. I si no pi r mean to knock the liottom out of th high prices heretofore paid for machines. I'arties naving machines out of order can haT. the.ra thoroughly repaired by an ex ..erieneed workman by learing them atta laoli ,r"StoreBOWLES EELI.IKG8S. raoli. May 1, 1877. wIlememSjcr That Thomai Stalcup, on the east side of the public square, has opened out a first class stock of Family groceries, provisions, con fectioneries &c, ic. Also a nice line of hats, caps, boots and shoes. All of which will ba sold at the lowest living prices. Remember also that when you buy goods of ma that yoa don't buy auction goods, but you buy warranted gsods. Call and see for yourself. Terms cash, or good produce taken in exchange- at the highst market price. f,2tf All persons indebted ta the late firm ci Andrew & Son will ba required t o m a k c p ro m p tscttlem en t. Th law requires th;i surviving p -irtn;r to settle up the Luinc. s of t! - Crm t r i c irly a t!y s ? i r;-o tL ille. If y&a sra in Zz,ii .1 to tcm. e;,'J : cnoa cr. J. M. Aadrsw, surviving j irtner, tr.d s:ti 1 '.vith hi:.!. B ;:rt.. s is iunr.r; 3 I ! 3 it comp.Iiii lo r: ;r.irD it p fv.r L T T 1 " bt . ft. . A. . - r

i in Ilan - and i c.4r o. j. or men t-k! rip'ilo! pr? to Jas. F. Collixs. Organs of the most reliable make far! rasney than can b had anywhere else 4 tha Paoli Drug store and examine for your self. L.. S. BowLfo. Call ... f..' Ca Ben.- Stinson far Snow Stwtocs the best that 2-3 !f To buy sn org;in cheap, buy of a mn who buy far cash and sells with the least frtjsbtaf expense. You ea the ptrint. Pnt t PSTT'I T. CORRECTED TTESKLT BT KCXDT a WHIT? March l.T, I37S. Applet Green per I at.. ;$ 25 Apple Dried per bus 1 00 Bacon per tt (5) fButter per lb 20 Beans per bu 1 00(3, l 50 Coffee pec fi 'SO Cheese per fij . 23 Crackers per 1Q Coal Oil per gal 25 Chicken per daz , 1 252 00 Corn per bus.... 35 1'gSKf per doz 08 Whi Fish per kit..... Mackerel per kit..... Flax Fed per bus - Flour perewt 3 00 Hides green per E... 5c Hides dry per lb 10Q. 12 Haj per cwt Molasses N. O. porc&l 40 Co 50 50 Molasses Sorgham Meal per fens 25 40 Oats per. bus. 25 Ortiqns per bus.. 75I 00 Peaches dried per bug. 2 53 Potatoes Irish per has - Potatoes Sweet per bns - Rags cotton per lb. 33 50($ 60 li 10 m 15 Rags woolen per lb Sujjnr N. O. per lb Sugar Coffee per lb Sugar Granulated per lb..... Salt, new barrels Sheep Skins , 25 Teas per i 15i Vinegar per gal . 1 fiO 50 45 30 V inegar pe bbl g OO.'S) 00 Wheat per bus (1 CO THE SOUTiiEBfl IHDIANA Jlormai School, AT PA0LL ORANGE COUNTY, DID. offers to lU studants the following adTan1. 'iXSTRrCTION IS 1XV TtRATs-nir nt , ooieminc or laasstcal Kdmration. 2. THE P1UV1LEGE OF S Er.FTrrVfl meir owi studies. 3. THOROUGH TEACHING and aranl. (ijui mimhi iuraii nec;ea instruction. . riifj i,sb OF APPARATUS in th oiuqt or ine sciences. D. A Wtl.L SELECTED CnmSIt nf finf i fli stuay lor those who wish tcomplet-a course. 6. Instruction and actual tkaixixo or TKACHER8. 7. XS ARBA.VfJKMENT Of WORK to nahl young teachers ana others to become thorui.ttn wiKMTinc OHADTATES In four Tear time (or less) and meet their expenses by their own labor. S. Low Tuition, there beinjr d extkai WHATEVER. 9. Expenses less in the atrarree-ilte thsn xt any other institution offering- equal faciiitis4 The Sprinit Term of 18 weeks begins fo, 23, 1S7T. Students admitted at adr timedarinr th For further information d;lress I. P. Ph'JKHAI, Principal. 20LINDSEY HOUSE, Frtrid tt Tiii.it well known house is furnished wit a airj, cdrafortabI rooms, good beds and an excellent table supplied with the best edibles in the market. Connected with the houfea is a good Livery Stable- Carriages furnished at all times to parties going to and from French Lick and West Baden Springs, Paoli, and other po'iBts. Give me atrial. THOMAS D. LINDSEY. May 10, 187G. 34-tf Proprietor. Braztan 5 Braxtan Have opened a larje stock of Off GoodSi GroGGrioSs ikiunsrs at the stand formerly ocntpSett br Ei-!lv Apple, at Unionville, Ind.. whore they wtil take jtreat pleasure in showing tlieir jroods to the citizens whn wtil favor t ii-'-i with a call, and etiil greater pleasure in iw llinx t hem all they want. Produce- of all kinds ttcn i exrTiAnire for f.XKU. Al.to infrcr Sewin; MacUiues,"'ee- '.! and Aitartcn.-ntM cheap. jT rFlI"" lis pro ''r'icr a! rviec? to V.. ' t" 3 c'.ti -.-.-rM f f a.- I Tiilr,;!-. nq tare. il r,r i.j ce -Bra. 2Lsri I and UsurP . 1 y HI n )Mi)um'

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The table ai all times supplied with' (he best the market a Cbxdss airy, comfortable rooms; clean bed, c., &c. Carriages meet every tfairr, convoying paasengew lo' French Licls and Went Baden Sfrings nfid all intermediate points. Drurmers supplied with "rigs" at all times; Hacks will leave Albert House, in Paoii, every morning at 8 o'clock, makinj? connection with northern1 train. 2o-tf W. H. GRAVES, P'rop'r.

LAY! CARDS i M. S. MAVITY. E. O. WILsOK, L1AVITY Ci 1 L'3 O i ATTORNEYS AT JjAW, 1 - . HEWTOS STEWART, ISO. Will practice in all theconrtsof Orange and adioining: counties. Particular attention given to collection and probata businc. July 11, J877. 43-tiin Parrell Cz Xloblitt, Attorneys at Lav, PACLt, ISTDIASTA. -OFFICE North East corner of the public-square. Especial attention riven to t.ollectiom and proceeding! in Bankruptcy. 17Attorney at Law, Ifitary f&lllt aai Uaitcl States Clila As Orleans, Ind. Will practit- iU all the Courts of Or ange and adjoining counties- Particu lar attention given to collections and probate business. 31! 6a T Attorney at Lav, PIOLI) KIOIAJfA. Wili practice in the courts of Orange and adjdiniiig coiilities. Collection and Probate business seliaited. Office in Cole's building Nerth side Publie square. Buskirk t Hegemty, .TT0RNE YS at LAW PAoiii, in: PK, NOTARY Pb'BLtC IN OFFICE. Office on south sid of the sqJEre. TUOO'OP t TlIC'O-l IP, ATTUitiiiii mm tx inw-i uto, . PAOLI, IIIDlAirA. rtJ-They will practice in all the Conrts of Orange and adjoining t oun ties. Conections rrorar.tly attended to. OlV.Cfe on the North side" of the public-square, upstairs- 1 171 LLI n. : .11 1 ,!'' r .(Si. mm fg rr - T - JlTD General CoIIctinri ilgei -o"!ITt'iIl raetire ia al!Cc.rt f !nti. U."ce : Norlh-I'ast corns r cf ' tsr (ni stairs.) - - r,z

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ad lh tt-ikm j...?nt lu the"-; aTur! at ! c rates. A .a r f iu j. ei Ci. 1 " W' fet $ ::::ni pxtli work in thfefr Ilfie'irf first tU?a fit via i 'tf '.j v f JL W lo.ii. ANDllEW ci-: SON. BfJKABEikJ III any moos, mm, HOOTS & SHOES,, HATS, CAF3, ie., South Side 1'nMic Sqnare, Fao!!, lmi Tei'ins Casli JkIj XI, 1812. 1 If. UhAL-En lit Jriiits, Caps y"1 ji", 4J SlMiS. Vim I Nortk side Public Satiate, PAOhl INDIANA. Augast i; 1872. Henangli ts Scully, We would Infonri the citizens cf OrSss'J and adjoining counties that w are now pre pared to do on kinl.of lioune rinttDr; k1 Fresc Paintlnjf. t.rfiininif , mid l'arer Ji a tins; in thehiKhebt style of Uirt. would also inform tho pulilic. tr.ai we h,j re put tip a e-nod shop, where.wa x re prepared to do all kinds f Carriage and Wxgoa i'aintia;. 11ALBERT HOUSE PAOLI, IND. This splendid 4 sfory cothfc Hotel situated on the grjnth $ of the Piihlia Sq'iara. A commodious Ftted Stable in connection with the Hon? accommodating 123 horses soufi c. Al.i5i:i:Tp lulr 31, 1872 GEOOSET GT0EI3I g . Would reprtfiilly inttrre t pttidie that !." b oa baud a iarra stock - .i .1 j 7 ri f rr-o 1 tb. A ... 1, 9 1 . I 1 V t I .1 I