Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 27, Paoli, Orange County, 20 March 1878 — Page 3

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lbc l -t k!J j t.'.t.-i of mice u;I j rri aft n g rh:." V!ney T. IJab.fr, cf Orange lew nihip, called on ns FnJ ty. t v Xi.v- ii (I.? i :!y i .4-: ; of ncral circulation in tha county. Elsewhere will be 'found the call for the Democratic county con veil, tlon. T'rof. Wm, If. Krutsintrer, of CnmiIfstiury, is ia town this wok. ' : Tbos. N. I InixUn shipped a fmo Jot of muk'fj to New Orleans last iSturday. I Cunie and get your tkketi for thp primary lucetirgs. They will t worth votM to you. J. M. Andrew w improving the aricarance of his store by treating it to a fresh eoat of paint. Call i t the News office and gtt yctir liorrie and jack hills printed in good style and cheap. Messrs. Schramm & Mathews, of this place, have just received tin elegant, stylish new hearse. A daughter of Simon Sanders, of Oraitviik township, ged eight yeern, dit-d 'ast Wetincsday. ' ' Son io hungry thief stole six fine hams from Dr. J.'" II. Bhvrrod's i-nioke hwm a few nights ago. T. L. Brown's supply tJeceoanut cuke has run ont, and lie's now "ni-gerin" on a pit ee of corn bread. 'Messrs. Wells A-MePhenon sold o lino lot of cattle last Friday t James Standlsh, of Washington county. Ilorj-e jiiid jHck bills printed at this ofiice in exceUent style and at Tt'aMi;i!iIe rates. Cdl and leave yonr orders. ilra, A. I'uskirk left for Tinllannptilis ycsteixhty morning, having i n 1 a rg e one a r r, w ho has been adj udgesl i tisane. lr. L. S. Btiwles h;is just put down a beautiful ash and walnut floor in his drug' etore on the north side of the square. Henry Herman, who has been living in French Lick township for sot no years past, removed to this place hist week. ; " Vtn. Hall, one ot Oranville tt w n-hip'5 lct citizens, died on Tuesday night of last week with typhoid pneumonia. Jake Kinst lias parcbaja! Win. Warl rip's billiard tabia and.. Win. Wdrdiip has purchased Jako Einst's butcher shop. ' ' The . Ik'nuieiucy cf Oranijevil'.e town hip will meet in convention at Orargeville on Saturday, March lkl, at 2 o ick p. in. The gnuid jury was impanneled y est en hay and has settled down to solid work. Violators of law and order are rm the qui tire. Cartvr Whit? !.-- t l.'.z 'y,.ruT iIl--'' one d.iy l.-t vul;. ilc'sa l:.-:'h,Mfd r.r.d ar..-. Lr.-r? ta lav.-l.4ike nauio of A.-T: i.rs will Ler.f;;ryeu cm yi.d r.fu-r Aj-ril lit. Ferc-.ly l r I hrrj r.nd h: L ' : t -:lx j they '1''" yt-at to lilt yeur ; rrt-vii;. W I IV- ' r f IV Wlj.'.r c:.:. Jl f.vra .rvi:- : t:i t:: tr .1 J-ry yerturi-y and IX 11. llore, - i 14 J. I ii; IW 1 4 T M y ' li J , 1 J 1 1 S Wd f. 1 f ;i fe 2 r... kin J ;:.-v. si-?:il;.(3 tk;.t tl ureal iutn of tb tl v f tl. t i.c Ji-urn.l r.r. I " i. lint...r 1 1: a v 1 1 it1 1 it it " "J. "Aw rdp'ri J;;::rr I ; r " t a : a fin : A i " ) If i . ,J . i i A .- I. -

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Tbs cf C ;:it:ii inr.ira the eh-: . i Zc:.. i II 111 , h::; rfifiH :.d.. .t r,f tl.3 . r t -;'I,.;rn, Wclr. ' ..- c :L:..r. :nt end fully r.-c:-r;.t. 3 Lira th:r:.:.:. Tb? i;r, I buys vert- cut Thurn flay niu'hl and sreo-ietcd the newly m-nird cftupli atth? rr'-;lJ.nee of Dr. Jiife. The beys wers dake n in" by the I.HiPtor and treated to some of xrl thing. Al rab.atn Nohlitt, 12 home fro::i Indianapolis attrnding court. He is In esctllrnt health, rind as Kion m court is over will return to lds work of examining the M.irion cunty record 5. Th Cincinnati Breakfast Table hm become. one cf the- most dec r v ed ! y j t p Ur hum o r o u n e wa. papers in the country. Ko wonder, it carries smiles an. I sunshine everywhere. All newsdealers sell it. ; " ' ; George , Biaxtan-'s team beeair.a frightened, just south of tho.ceurt tiouse last Wednesday afternoon and took a sheer on him, resulting in one of the fore wheels of his vnigon being reduced to kindling wood. If candidates want thc-ic names to go before the pccp'.e of the county, they will announce them in the Nf.ws. os it is the enly papwr of general circulation in the county, all statements to the contrary notwithstanding. Th Republican and Orleans Journal seem to have formed an alliance, offensive and defensive, against the News, and are howl ing for the county printing. Go in, gentlemen, and when you get it let us know it. On our outside pages will be found the usoal amount of late, important, general news of the day, and more thaw ten issues of the Orleans Journal contains, and none of it two weeks old, a? asserted by that paper. Brief communications containing matters of interest to our readers are respectfully solicited. Writers of long, prosy articles and of poetry are lequested to send them to the Orleans Journal, where they will find plenty of space. Mrs. E. A. Braxtan, of this place, sold to Dr. Leo Hazlcwood, of Vaieene, last week, an $575 Chii-kering piano. Mrs. B. went to Vaieene Monday and set the instrument up, and it is pronounced by all to be a superbly grand instrument. Married On Thursday, the lllh inst., at 7 o'clock p. in., Rev. Symms officiating, Mr. Charles S. Fisher t Mi-s Mattie E. Rife, daughter of Dr, J. II. Rife, of this place. We acknowledge the receipt of some elegant cake, and join with their many friends in wishing the happy couple u long and prosperous life. Judge Frank Wilson, of Bedford; Robert W. Mier and II. C. Duncan, of BloomingUm; Thomas Brown, of Shoals; Gen. W. T. Spicely and Thos. G; Mahan, Orleans, and 12. G. Wilson, of Newton Stewart, are the attorneys in attenditico at court this week, other than the members of the home bar. The Orleans Journal claims to hive a general cIrcd.tio i i:j th: county, and asserts that it is sent to every postollice in the county. Will the Journal pitas publish the number of papers taken at each oiSee by bona I'.de tubrcribers? If it does not v. e rr.rty lake the trouble to do : fori, ss wo enco did fur its pl.Vnsiva cad Csfestive ally, the Republican. 1,3 ; last iru? of ths Ni.'ws i:.;t t ".y : sine U uci in ct-:u;c;i('..i Hie nomiutiun for the i:?.cv4 cf ilbrrsT, I tnke lht,-s larthod id" ray Jh ::js tic fi;:r I i-;;nry I hxt I i:wi;:t a f..r tht or c:-.y cth r t i:;.:i:y thzr.l:. t: oy f, 1 : :- ; to i :. the ; I.tta ' ' u I who I this v j t - f v t": -i. l::.w:A 'z:w , r,. " .1 t: 2

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( f t: . ' . -i ;. 1 t:,...( t 1 -,,-! vill-i.g t hi oiiiy bo (hr.is in a pap-.r til printed "ut b.o--.w Tkj c :i r of ILjNi-v: i-iver in i-io any such ruling, er.d tiio only lhi:. c: :n t"...t subj.-x-t th.;t ever appvared in our columns r3 s. four or five line article, clip. ped Tro-u exchange, h wli::'i it was stated tltat Judge in cne cf the northern counties had so decided. Tho court. houco off.ciji!;, whom tha Republican says are honorable man, sre our authority fjr paying that they never in: do imy such ruling, but refused the. printing to th Republican l.-ecat:.e it w as not a pap?r cf general circulation in the county, such as the law requires them to do their advertising in. Taking its cuo from the Republican tho Orleans Journal, whose editor has graduated in this howling for publie printing business, claims the legal advertising and asserts that the Supremo Courts of several States have made decisions declaring "patents" illegal mediums for legal advertising. The only Supreme Court decision upon the point wo have heard of was made in Missouri and was in favor of their legality. Gentlemen, howd 'till you get tired but donU depart so widely from tho truth. Rev. W. W. Webb went to Gibson county last week to visit his father, who had been fatally injured by being thrown from his wagen in Evinsvilie, from tho effects of which injuries he died before his son reached him. We cjpy the following in relation to the accident from the Flvansville Cour. ier: Wm. Webb, father of Ravs. J. W. Webb and William Webb, cams to the city on Friday last with a load of wheat. On getting out of bis wagon at the mill, his horses started, and he was thrown to the ground, causing internal injuries, which, t the time, he did not seem to notice, baton his way home he w'as taKen wiU a severe chill, and when he reached his house he went immediately to bed, from which ha never aros, but continued to grow wors until death relieved him from his sufferings Thursday about noon. He was buried yesterday. Mr. Webb was about sixty years of age, and a farmer by occupation, though formerly he was a Methodist minister, and continued to preach occasionally of late years. Our citizens were startled Monday morning by the announcement that death had again invaded our peaceful town, claiming this time as his victim Mrs. E. E. McN'abb, eras she was commonly called, Mrs. Foster. . Deceased was' a woman of more than ordinary intellectual and executive ability, the accumulation of the large estate known as the Foster property being largely duo to her indomihu bla em rgy and careful management. Mrs. M. had been confined to her bed for soma months with that terrible enemy, cancer, and though her death was a surprise to many yet it w3 not unexpected. She leaves a husband ' and five children, together with a large circle of relatives and friends, to mourn her lca. We tender our heartfelt sympathies to tha family In their sad bereavement. ' : Ti e Orange Circuit Court convened Honday r.iornir.g, with Jlt ri:r :n a tha Lc;:ch, and !hs icri oecuptr.I in tran -.-.cting tha u-aal bu-ine-s, probata, defudl?, J. Tiia grand jury vrci ImrznnTied yesterday and, under the leadership of that Prince of Pre." re:: tors, he vho came so ne.tr bdng r.on: iii!td fur Attcmry Citlicral In t he " 1-te Democrat;;: Siale Convention, P. b?rt W. U inquiring ir.to th'j v.Jn tricks and drk v. ;v3 f dl v:-ri and sundry cit..-:ns ef this and ether C O C I. 3 Dr. E. C. Vtrd; f.:mv?r!y cf th'i county, w'.a L;".; I c. t.' v.i in ICux county tL;-t a and a h df gr, ce.d v. h r :-iuIt: k 1 r t th? r r:.limir. rr t :clr.vl"-, I LjI:i.) rrrc.tid rvd ii lg-.v I r.rirJ in th Vin. .s I 'A losae.vcr t j an indl.t:.. . .t f -r tnr.nlrr. f j Tl2 c: . ri:i I. I - ..ll'l th I i - it " 1 It 1 II t:

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ll-c for ;!' a . I c r.'.ticd p'or,-f-:rCT; a f.r-d c"..;.-c...! : 'I.!',7 i:r Z J Com ::;!:.' of tk I :t r:ia!;e for CI3, an.! eve rythl." rUe hi the i -:h"::!,::rl it:. 3 t. d ; J. B. Cr.AV.i okd, Al ricNibb! Old f. 1 md, S3 !iitchcIL Ind. Ck-:ncnt t- -at .lha i ReedV. A fall r.ud complete slock cf builders hurdwars and t I.-.okstnith supplier at Aliu 6 Heed'.;, 23 2w tli3 f.net potato th.it f;rows, for sale by Una. i.VJn.ten. tall CI at Allen Real's. B?n. Stinon, T--q., hs-:3 a lot of Ciow Flake potatoes for sale. Call early 'f you want soms cf theni. 25tf Goolsofany kind in my line can h bought lo wr of me than you can get them clyer.'here. L. S. BowLia. Ready-m-.ido Clothing, Ladies' Shawls, and. Gent's Boots ot cot, for oo month, ut J. A. Lane's. 2i4w Campbell and Hoosior corn drills, best in the world, at Allen & Reed's. G-2w J. T. Bates will make you boot3 for the next two weeks at the foilawing low prices: Best French Calf, box toe, quilted fronts, sewed $3 00 Best American Calf, box toe, quilted fronts, sewed....- 7 CO Best French Calf, box toe, quilted fronts, cork goles, sewed-.... 10 00 Pegged boots $2 less than above prices, except cork sole, which cannot be made pegged. I am obliged to raise money within the next three weeks, and if you want ti e best boots for the least money le.wo your order at once. Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale. 2Cif Kotlce.. I have been in business here over twelve years, and during all that time have never atte opted a close settlement of my books which I acknowledge is very iinbusinesslike. I find now in opening a new set of books that I have between four and Ave hundred acpuatsoittftjtanding, some of which have been standing an u m oerTjf" years so long that doubtless th parties themselves have almost forgotteu 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 books be squared. Yours, &e.1 22tf L. S. Bowlks, Doors, sash, mouldings and shingles for sale at Allen & Reed's. Prices low. 2Q 2 .v Great rteduction In Sewing Th Tory great difference la the cost of machines bought with cash aii'l those sold by trarellinr agents has induct-ii me, in ths absenco of anyone hs,ad!inc: them on the cash svstem in this part of the country, to add Sowing Machines to my present business, know in? that I can make it great! t to the interest of those wsntinsr to purchase. The ro duction in prices which I nni enabled to make in-buvius and seltinpr on the cash plan ia smpfv euormnu, amounting to about onehstf tha regular price on each machine. Thus the $50 machines will sell for $25 and theS3 Singer at $5. ar.d all other first class machines at similar rates. These machines ar all new and of the latest and best styles of tho most leading makes. I intend keeping aliio a full lin of needles and other attachments for all kinds of machines in use in the oortntrv. I piicirUlr solicit insiection of my maehines and comparison of prices. I Imply mean to knock the bottom ont of th hih prices heretofore paid for machine. Parties having nui -l.iues out of order ct hav them thoroughly repaired by an exrwrienecd vrorkmaji by lcaring- them at the Faoli Prns Store. BOWLKS A r.ELLINGKR. Paoli, May 1, 18T7. . . Rexts ember That Thomas Stalcup, on th east side of tha public square, has opened ut a first class stock of Fa iiiily groceries, provisions, eonL.ctic;neries .r.c., is. Azo a niceline of hats, caps, b-ot., and shoes. Aii of which will ba &!d at the lowest living prices. Remember nl. o thai vh;;n yen L'jy gwU of ne that yon don't luy auction gocds, but you tzy warranted Zzod3. Call end to fcr ycur.clf. j.cn 3 c. -u, cr - --i i - i si in exchana at tho hh'J-d ir.arket rnce. Ail -3 hifll'h d hi the L't Ctza cf Andrew k,. f:-e w ill I roq irvd t j tsi-o i nip; fsel.I. :zz r.t. Th? !:.. x i:"r ji thi -zrvivieg lHn s ' -.'Lie c-: t u-' ' , c' Co c I ft i e.-.r'.y a d j rret:..'.l'... " If si vr. :nt', I : to t ; r n ,., f... T f r? t:r c I vs::L ! h-;. lb--" .-v: fttu-ii;:: . 3.' 4 ... . 1

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4 4.J A3. F. Colli Orgm s of the mo-t reliable intake for less ru.j.iey thJii can b;i had anywhere rise- c.M &t the Paoll Drug store ex.; mi no for yourS!f. L. S. BowLj's. Tha best stock of the best cloth Ir.g ever brought to Orleans can be seen at Allen Reed's. Style, fini ish, Ct end ciienpiiess guaranteed. T Ilcnt. A good shop for black-mith and w-gcnmr.kcr. Ap; ly to 24 4v - J. A. Lane. To buy r n organ cheap, buy of mnn who buys fct ca-!i ar.d s-eH? with th? lwt pociib'.o esp'vnse. You the point. L. S. Bowles. PA0L1 RETAIL OAOIIET. CORKr.CTKD TTEEKl.T JiT BCXDV March 20, bST.V Apples Oreen per bus ? 1 j Apples Dried per bus.... 1 00 Die-on per It) .' ." 5r$ 7 Butter per fb lf,f4 2'a Deans pr bus i C- VI 50 Co:Tee per lb 22l3 23 Cheese per Tj . 20 Crackers per tt 13 Coal Oil per al . . . , 25 Chickens per doz 1 2SQ2 CO Corn per bus......... S3 Egs per doz 07 White Fish per kit Mackerel per kit 1 30 Flax fieed per uu , SO Flour per cwt 3 00 Hides green per n 5c Hides dry per lb 10 12 Hay per cwt 40 Molasses N. O. per gal 65 Molasses Sorgham-.-... - 40 Meal per bus 40 50 Oats pr bus. 25 Onions per bus.- 60 Per.ches dried per bus.. 1 75 Potatoes Irish per bus 25 Potatoes Sweet per has 500 60 Rags cotton per lb - 1 i lings woolen per lb ic Sugar N. O. per lb 10 Sugar Coffee per It).... 12 Sugar Granulated per R 15 Salt, new barrels 1 60 Sheep Skins..: , 25, ; 50 Teas per J 15(5) 45 Vinegar per gal 30 Vinegar par bbl .- G C07 00 Wheat Der bus (l 00 THE SOUTHEBfl INDIANA liprmal Gcliool, -AT PAOLI, ORANGE COUNTY, DfD., oCers to its students the following advantages: 1. INSTRUCTION IX AST BRANCH of r S-,ientific or Classical Kducation. 3. THE nil VI LEGE OF SELECTING their own studies. 3. THOROUGH TEACHING and tmplt opportunity for all needed instruction. 4. THE tsE OF APPARATUS in tha Stndv of the Sciences. 3. A WELL SELKCTEO COfHSE Of Sciontiflo Study for those who wiU t complete a course. 6. IXSTKI CTIOS AND ACTUAL TKAI.VINO OF TEACHERS. 7. As ABKAKOEXEKT OF -VTOKK to cnabl young teachers and others to becom thorough sciextific KAifATES in fonr years tims (or less) and meet their expense by their own labor. 8. Low TrmoN', there being no extras WHATEFER. 9. Expenses less in the ag-grejrate than at any other institution offering eqnal facilities. The Spring- Term of li weeks begins FEB. 28, 1877. Students admitted at any time during th term. For further information address rther information address WM. P. P1NKHAU, Principal. 30TJNDSEY HOUSE, fxir i f rrTr uiiS I. LiAivti, Tkis known house is furnished witk airy, comfortable rooms, good beds and an excellent tahle supplied wlila tbi best edibles ia the market. Connected with the hous is a ird Livery Stable- Carriages furnisheiV at rII ticses to parties rjc-ir to and iron I-VetJch Lick and Vest b'a.Ien Sprincr,Ao'i,&iid other points. Giv w t trial tiio::as d. linimev. :Jsty 13, 173. 3t-tf Pre ;:ri ?!--. I ? y q P O 71 (T f d f "I JLr a C b UL J JLJX i .i. h Cvd liar c-'ne i a lrj -?kcf Lit! UlIJujj Ui JJuUUvj ilLiuu''ji1u at lbs t' ' 1 f r-rnjt Ir o.-rn t 12; 1!t A -r. t l' r. . n vi He. I I., w ti--r - t her vr . : " ta r-. t '. . ; .. -e i C'in th.r c s n . 't n .1 f ' l ! v j a rU. aud js t i 1 i 't ."t!- r ii -e n n .' ' : all t.y sf!i,i-.- i J a itl,"'!' I.ikea i" ci-ii. fr r V - .,;s vi-j '..'.icriiif, Ne- .-.- "4.-' I f & fit t if . .... --jf t-t . n i

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The table at all times supplied with the test the nisrL'. 1 : .':rd.:J altS'1ioti.ifortable rooms; clean beifJ Sc., &c. Carriages jtheet every train,' conveying l-u-eners fo I'rrr.th I.:; anil West Badeh Springs and all iutermedfato pwin;. L:: t. npplled i with "ris" at all time.-?. Ilncks will leave Albert I":. i;i i'aolij every,.morning at 8 o'clock", -making connection with f'rtl r:i train. . 25-tf : j - . AV. II. LiUAy i, Prbr. ,

' LAtTCAS,I3S; M. S. iiAVITY. "E. G. WILSOJ: LI A Y IT Y VILSON, SE5TO?l STB11'.iRT,'lSE. ' Will practice in all thcccirt of. Oraujre and liiinins count ic. - I'articIar., attention ?ir en to collection and probata bi.ines.v : ; July ii, 187T. - s-eet ' Parroll z IToblitt, Attorneys - at Lar, .. IAT,tf, iarDI.v!fA. EOOFFICE North East corner of the public-square Especial attention riren to collectrSTsrSSil nroceedtngs in Bankruptcy. Jan. 8, 1877. n ' Tf i o m A3' c LI A II A ii ; Attorney at - Lai7, litsrj Public ni UaiteJ States Clsiss ktn Orleans, Znd Will practice 5u all the Courts of Oranga and adjoining counties- Particular attention given to colltctions and probate business. 33 6m Attorney -at- Law, ' PAOLI, -.IHDIASA. Will practico' in the courts of Orangs and adjoining cou ntie.: Collections and Probate business solicited. OSea in Cole's building North sidt Publia square-. Buskirk & MegenitjV ATTORNEYS at LO TT7 -PAOLI, HID I AHA. NOTARY PimUC IN OFFICE. O.Tice on outh side of the iaara. THHOOP d TiiHOGP, ilAiUilillililoUljJuil i PSfSTT TTTTiTI TA -COTy v.-iJI prsLtie? in all tha C'lnrfs of l)rr; ar.d c Tjoirdr.j coot; tis. Cfl'M'vt'ior.j pre-.tq 7 tly stiin.b?d . tl:''h-f . tha North e;i cf th p ubf 1 1 if, i ft f'ir 81 . J LulMt.i . I'l i., : j-ii-i i IiJ , ATT0R1TEY at LAY ,-; - -ass ; . . . General Colbcli: Aeii!, 0tutte. ! OTlre: -!.-Tt cozier rf t 1 ' J U - - v: - Jew . 'Ml -. (yt " r-" . " J iM Si,; t l.II'J ;- ill" - C:

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