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" L.-IA V, AIHIL, 0,1878. Tiro:;. r. r.i '.M.ir . - i:fttr. Jl atks of AT.vi:irriiNO. 1 f 1 1 w k ,!-' ,:: wn iMlJmH lit i J y r 1 iqnarejf I eo IS' I n J ." ' H ' 7 ft b0 3 1 .v-; 5" J; ,3' 7 r " (- t t "! (s i 2 -'. a .4 f. c i2 r- " ( k til'miii 0i, 5 fV 8 T ! 1 1 i ,- (- i Mil -.". r (." k t . Inln" rottrf, t r-'if cr l.t n ti in -trt Dcmccratio Stato Ttc!;et. For Secretary r.f Mite, JOiiN V,. !! A5K I.lX.'f Varrfcibnryrocrty i '-.r At:. r i f St Me, MAJ1LOX I). MANOX, f Montgomery Co. For Tn a-crcr of Mate, TVIT.MAM KI.F.M!X;,r Allen county. For Attorney General, 1 J r : A W. W '!. KN, of T'.!.r,if.n county. For Sup't Pad ! trf rvrtiori, JAMES H. : ALT, of Mien e.tinf . Judicial Convention. The Democratic Judicial Convention, to nr-rnirsrtte mndldatf 'S for Judga and Prosecuting Attorney for tl.i, Tenth, Judicial Orcuit, will be lii ld at IJrdfonl on THURSDAY, APRIL. 25, 1878. By order II. J. Feltus, ( l tji'n Mi nn ' Co. Pern. On. Com. W m. Hall, Ch'n Iawrrnce Co. Dvm. Cen.Com. Tiio. B. Busk i it k, C'hni'n Oniii'p Co. Dem. On. Com. April 0, 1878. Irnio( ratlc Convention. At m meeting of the Democratic CtntrHl Committee of Orange t-t unty, hfld at the court house, It Paoli, on Saturday, March 9, 1S7S, it whs ordered that the Democracy of Orange county meet In delegate convention at the Court IIous, In Paoli, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 10, 1878, for the purpose of nominating candidates for county oftlcc5, and that tli primary meetings he held in the fivvoral townships on Tuesday, April ith. That the votes of the townships bo cnt in the county convention for the various candidates before aid convention in the name proportion as cast at the primary meetings for nuch candidates and that the basis of representation be one vote for every twenty-five votes or fraction over twelve cast for the Hon. James D. Williams for Governor in 1870. Tli several townships will be entitled to the following votes: Paoli, 9; Northeast, S; Orleans, (5; Orangeviile, 4; Northwest, G; French Lick, 8; Jack?on,6; Greenfield, 10; Southeast, 8; Stamperacreek, G. Whole number of vote, CG. Necessary to a choice, Si. Titos. B. Busk ikk, Chui'n. Jas. L. Noblitt, Sec'y. President, Hayes now knows Howe it is himself. The State Board of Education will meet at Indianapolis April 8th. A war between Russia and England swins inevitable. Other powers will he drawn into the conflict and no man can fc-rescs the end. Senator Howe, of Wisconsin, delivered a speech in the United States rcnate a few day since in w Idea he went for President Hayea in a way that was neither 4,chi ldlike nor bland." "How pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together In unity." The elections Monday passed oft quietly, and far as heard from, the Democrats carried the day throughout thy State. Indianapolis, of course, went Republican, while EvamviJle, New Albany, Ilichiati City and other prominent points were swept by the DeBncracv. An Oiiio court has ju-t granted a nian'a petition for divorce from hU wife on thegroumlof her habitual drunkenness, the intixicttion arising: from the excessive uso cf murj hi ne. The court he!d that It makes no difference in law whether the intoxication procetrd: from the use of strong drink or fn in n-ireistli'. Vj.i. r.;rrtll, f t! - t f 1'i.rr- 'A i '..tt, , i to ulv . :. ly t: nti.-:-.: 1 - I . - , ' . t tit t rni y a' 1 1 r uit. t - 1 t ! . ., i . i I ; 1 i a liU'T ; ; , :; , i ; ;: J S t i''j t r r'! ;I I t : 'lc ft ( . cr if we .t : .: "" ... m- - f T V A J"" . !.. .! ! . i ' y , i ) I i T . i . Hi) : ' . ' i " .... I : i t ' r !.-:.! -ll , r t; o. ;. T I. r II, ( - I i f" i M I 1 Mil 4,

En. I.lv, s We have always teen opiHl to local prejudices and personal animwnitiet, at is ppartnt from articlra publiihfl In the OrlranH Journal over our signature. Atul rertairdy tLe editor at tle Oi jeani Journal cannot exrt ills snddn outburst of un-fi-u tided calumny f gainwt the editor of the Paoli Weekly News to ik ret our approbation. The editor of the News has fought the battles of Dr rrtcTiuy before the Orleans Journal had an si?tence. Lie has always' been ready, willing- and efficient in defending our rights, both pufclie and private, for which he is Justly entitled to our gratitude and support. The editor of the Orleans Journal i3 certainly actuated by very selfish motives in this matter. 11a wants the tounty printing, and In order to oMain it h resorts to this tirade of scandalans abu.ce against Mr. Eu-kirk. We think this conclusion Is an unavoidable inference from facts contained in the Journal, and therefore we are Paved the necf.-sity cf entering Into an. argument of the question. It is a well known fact that an independent paper, as a general rule, Is a disturbing element in a community, and deleterious to the interest of the party to which It pretends to belong. This truth is fully verified by the result of the action of the Orleans Journal in the matter above - referred to. And whenever we are fully convinced that the Orleans Journal is doing that which it knows to b Injurious to our public interest we should cease to patronize it. "Whatever brawls disturb the street there should be peace at home." "Surrounding circumstances fi rm the character of man, at least a great many of our leading citizens believe they do, and disposition is a creature of education. Our people do not wish their children surrounded by those manuscripts of personal strife. We want no such examples in our household, whether it be called News or Journal. Bek Davis.

Orleans, April 2, 187. Ed. News Two years ago when Mr. Oatnuel A. Davis made the race for Treasurer he was comparatively unknown to th people of Orange county. That fact, coupled with th other fact that our opponents massed their entire forces against him, caused his defeat. II r. Davis accepted his defeat like a man and went back to his farm, where he remained until he was called by appointment to succeed Mr. Shivety, our late Sheriff. The' people now know him and know that Orange county has no belter man than Samuel A. Davis. With the kindest of feelings towards his competitors, all of whom are good men and tried Democrats, I think the Democracy of Orang county owe the nomination to Mr. Davis. A Democrat. Ed. News My name is being used in different parts of the county as a candidate for Joint Representative fr the counties of Orange and Crawfrd, and I have been asked by a great many persons In regard to it. By your permission, I will say through your' paper to all inquiries, what I have often said. I would like very much to go to the Legbl lture, and iftho Democracy of Orange is of the same notion, I will go, bui can not electioneer for the nomination, that bting contrary to. my view. I ieavo that entirely with thu people. I am ready and willing to serve in that capacity, anil if nominated will ue I1 hcncrable means to secure an election, and if elected will do uiy ' uttaast to lessen expense, both of St&ta and cssinsty. Thera are many changes that cu!d be ma'Za In our Legislature that would gx far to nxlaca the burdens of th tux-iyen. i will promMJj furthci, that if ths pscple will trust tae in that I will not ha found ttt-sent frera 0. y p-ont nor shir kins t!aty. I 1. -.ve th'? m.itt-r with t!.: D:::iCJTJts cf this ti-r-.ty r.r.d s-1 Jfct to t'.eir dot iM;.? t i r it 7; -y cr. l WVibc iy. Ycnr n ; C '.. .'y, 't' tf ri Z zt i At th? t;v. r-M.. ? :.xt!-:; i r..,.vtr' i J r, V

O'rangs rnrsty ncptibllCan The Ilepubiicans of Orange win. ty met in convention at the court house, Saturday, March 35, 1878, at 1 o'clock p. m. Tha convention was called to order by A. J. Rhodes, chairman of the Central Committee. On motion. Gen. W. T. Spicely 'was chosen permanent chairman, A. W. Trueblootl and W, S. Mahan Secretaries. On motion, the following named persons ware appointed members of the Central Committee, to wit: Paoli A. J. Rhodes, Hiram E. Wells and T. N. Braxtan; Northeast John Ellis. Stamp rscreek Isaac N. Mayse. Southeast Pierce Maxedon. Greenfield Isaac N. Pitman. Jackson Charles Tillery, French Lick Win. Charles. Northwest Albert B. Dickey. Orangevilie Alfred Brunei". Orleans Jams Magner. On motion, the following delegates were chosen to representor' ange county In the various Republican convention.; . STATE COXVENTION. Paoli T. N. Braxtan, John II. Braxtan, Joseph P. Throop, William Farrell and W. IX. Martin. Northeast James II. McCoy, John A. G. Hhelton, Jonah Reed, John Ed wards and Henry Mona. han, Stamperscreek Edward Burgess, Josiah Thomas,- Ben -Stephens, Henry Hunter and W. J. Coke. Southeast Dr. Fayette Bosley, John Tower and Pierce Maxed'Hi. Greenfield William Hicks, Jacob Tea fort I, Dol Braxtan, Joseph Moore and Harmon Hobson. French Lick Wm. Charles, M. F. Ham, T. E. Gilluni, J, P. Porter and Eivert Rhodes. Northwest Albert Dickey, Elezer Pierce, William A. Jones, Jfsph Duncan and Charles Fawcett. Orangeviile Dr. J. A. Bitter, J. N. Mathers, George Pierce, George Reynolds and 11. T. Stone. Orleans Thomas G. Mahan, W. T. Spicely, James Magner, George W. Tegarden and R. M. C. Webb. JUDICIAL CONVENTION; Paoli .William II. Martin, Joe P. Throop. Ben D. Riley, T. N. Braxtan and Hiram E. Wells. Northeast Seth Stratton, Z. T. Ferguson, Joseph Ballard, Harvey Carr and Jarae Crocket. Stamperscreek T. G. Lynd, U. Sayler, I N Mayse, Robt Bjyd, Lem Kimball. Southeast Dr Lee Hazlewood, John Freeman, John R. Stalcup, Isom Maxedon, Samuel Murphy. Greenfie!d Wm Hicks, Jacob Teaford, Dol Braxtan, Jo Moore, Harmon Hobson. Jackson Charles Tillery, Capt W T Swift, Thomas Hubbs, Geo W Kellum, James F Dillard. French Lick B R Smith, Wm Iloggatt, Harris C iarnrs, Thomas E Gillum, Geo W Campbell. Northwest Albert Dickey, Jas Faucet t, Elezer Pierce, W A B Jones, Eli Faucett. Orangeviile Jehn A Bitter, T N Mathers, W T Hicks, James A Mathers, Alfred Bruner. Orleans Vf T Spicely, John II Blears, Jeplha Jeter, S B A Conder, W Mathers. On motion, the delegates to the Judicial Convention wera instructed to cast the solid voia of Orange county for E. D. Pearson Judga mad Wm Farrell Prosecutor. On motion, all Republicans cf Oranga county wt re mad a dele gates to the Congressional, Senatorial end Representative cocventions. Tho fallowing preamble sod resolution was ETiml by J Rhnita and Rdoptcft foy the convention: Yn ukkas: President Hayes holds his nk'!&! powltioa by authority of the highest tribunal k r. n "v a' tot h t A m e r i cat n peo pit. A tr!1. ur.al estat-IUhetJ by tha votes cf XJw'Jcv-rt3 and rigpaUlitans ia lha true spirit cf patriotism, and

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journed. W. T. .SrtCEr.Y, Pre-. A. W. Tkikeiodd, W. S. Mahan, Secretaries.

French Lick, April 1, 1ST?. Ed. News As tha time 'firosr convention draws nih candidates and their friends are rnure actiye and anxious. I have rfrainel until now from expressing my preference for any of the gentlemen whose names are before the people. It now more than ever behooves the Demtcracy to choose as their standard bearers nona but the very best of men, and while I am willing to-concede-that' nil of the gentlemen aspiring to tha office of Sheriff are good men and true, I favor the nomination of Samuel A. Davis, our present Sheriff. I have known Mr. Davis from childhood and in qualification and all that it takes to make a good man and citizen hj is the peer of any man in Orange county. The better you know him the better you will like hliu. Jackson. Ed. News The school at No. 14, this township, which has been under th supervision of John W. Cu Winger, closed Saturday,- March 23. Tha' day dawned .bright "and beautiful. At an early hour tha visitors began to arrive, and by 11 o'clock tiie htiuse was filled to overflowing. Thsrecitttions were a!! splendid, shovring to every listener that the teacher was thorough and the pupils industrious. At 12 o'clock the desks wera eonverted into tables and wera loaded with ham, chicken, pies, preserves, j ilies, and in fact everything which is required to constitute a good dinner, to which the large crowd present did ample justice. The afternoon exercises consisted principally of lectures by the fifth grade, the third and fourth grades having become disorganized two oi three days before. There was one very interesting recitation by the second grade. We cannot pass on without giving the members of the fifth grade special notice. It was composed of Misses Kittie Hollowell, Sallie Wolf, Matlie Noblitt, Sallie Lagle and Messrs. James E. Hollowell and David Jones. In physiology each member of the class seleetHl their own subject, and from diagrams, gave quite interesting and instructive lectures. In geography, as in physiology, each one selected some country, and delivered a fine lecture thereon. The recitations of this grade in the other branches werij good. The members all acquitted themselves nobly, but we think Miss Sallie Wolfe and Miss Kittie Hollowell excelled. At night wo had two short but god lectures, one from W. J. Throop, the other from Henry Mavity. The patrons of this district ought to be very thanktul to Mr. Throop for employing such a worthy teacher. Mr. Sullinger came among us a stranger to almost every one, but by his good conduct as a citizen and his untiring efforts as i teacher, has won for him the icspeet and admiration ot every good citizen. We regret very much to lose Mr. Sullinger, but hope that we my have the pleasure f meeting him again in the same capacity. A Visitor. AtX. Creeli Items. Health good in this vicinity, except chills and fever. Mr. Thomas Dixon is lying at the point of death with pneumonia. Dr. Shcrrod was down in this part of the country fishing. He took homaa fine lot of bass. Bob, the man 'llut makes tha boys valk up to the s hurry bax," was the man who caught them. Geo. W. Campbell is lightning en Ii! Insurance. Tbosa wanting t"s dm 6 son will do well to call on him. The Lick. Creek combination band treated us to some choice music a few uighti ago. Coma Eiin, boys, you ere welme. Hiss Fannie Porter, the accoraj lhhrl daughter cf James Porter, EI tr:;t a f.'.t' d.?j s vbltlr.g Paoli - C: j. C rr ; "j .11 t all 11 rj a r.c.7 Lira. Jc; !i Ilriis is d ,irg tl.3 c.i it nctlca c!.". J call ca Mr. Cf ITS U: i' 11": - ck:Z. O.itsall rv.vud. WIiC.it 1; i flu?. r..r: - ; n.ir: j f r o:m. "V. B. Corn' 'I t; 1 -n ? if t!, f k:u' 1. ii ' ? 1.11 it i:, i I," D. - 'ft

about '21 hours' after taking sick. Cundulaies afe plenty. J. W. Pro is dawn here soliciting trade for his and Brown's new stora that is ta open. April ilth. Bah, Chatty. GoOSEQUIIil.

Remaining in the Post oSee-at Paoli,. Ind., on the Gist of March, 1378. If not called for in S'J days will be sent to th dead letter office. W iu. Brayton. Daniel Brid-ewateri L'arnuti J. Norman. A. J. RIIODE3, P. SI. Oil TTIsIfe Cna. The only variety that will stand spring frosts without injury. Small cob, one inch ia diameter, on foot long, very eaily, ripens ,by the first of September, and no danger of fall frosts. Raised 45 bushels to the acre on third year sugar tree land. Gathered early, kept dry and free from frost all winter, carefully selected, shelled and roady to plant lor 80 cents per bushel or 50 cents per half bushel. W.S. Mahan, . Jno D. Allen, 9 6w Paoli, Ind. THE SOUTHEBf IHDIAUA' M-ornial So! ,ooi5 ATPA0LX 0E1KGS C0U1ITT, HID. offer to lto etudauts tht following' adraa1. IXSTRUCTION IX ANY BRANCH of r Scientific or Classical Kihioation. 2. THE PRIVILEGE OV SELECTING their own stiiilies. . 3. THOROUGH TEACHING anil ampl opportiiuitv for all neele.l instruction. 4. THE X'SE OF APPAKATL'S in the Stnd.r of the Siricncef. . . 5. A well selected corBSE of Scientific Stndv for tliase who wiali t complete a coune. . G. tsSTHlCTION AND ACTI7AI. TRAINING! OF TEACHERS. 7. AH ARRANGEMENT OF WORK to 9Iiabl ronnjj teacliers and others to becotn thorough SCIENTIFIC ORABUATItS io four Tear tim (or less) and meet their expen's by their own lalwr. 8. Low Tcition, there Jeing wo extras WIIATEVKU. 9. Exj)en.te les in the ag-gTCfrate than at anr other institution offering' equal facilities. The Spring Tenn of 1 weeks begin FEB. SS. 1877. Students admitted at any time during th term. For further information; address VM. P. PINKHAM, Prtncina?. 20Chartered - - 181C till itiwfi mlfcahmni Ttf mtm ita Njr Km nilmimir FIRE l!!SUBA!!CE COMPAIiY HARTFORD. CONN. Cah Capital Cash lleaourrea.. ........ 2,750,000 For more than sixty years one of the leading institutions of the country. Eightesa Millions Losses Paid. Business conducted npon cast basis. No premium no'es no assessments fair rales hbtrnl principles. All classes property insured onfTrable term3 dwellings and farm property for 3 and 5 rears. Apply to JAMES F. COLLINS, Agent, at News office Paoli Ind. LIIID3EY HOUSE, oatEAirc. rim: T -a AS 1. LllifjI, Tlia wsll knows koasa is farnislied witk airy, comfortable rooms, good beds and an excellent table supplied with th best edibles ia tha market. "CsRected with the hou is a good Livery Stable. Carriages furnished at all times to parties goirjjr to and from French Lick and Y.'e3t liaden Sprini, Paoii.acd other points- Gire me a trial. TIIOMAh D. LINDSEY. May 10, 1875. 34-tf Proprietor. salss i:: ' JL. i:;-!i. v. 17i ., 1.71

Lrn t 1 f T m 0. f tt -f I f M Notice is hereby tjiren that the followtnff lats, pif oaf ! in Orange county, Jr liana, will be oiTered K-t public ale, for cash, . at the court licfese Joor, in Paoli, on SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1878,. between the hoars of 10 o'clock a m. and 4 o'clock p. ra. of said day, unless the same shait be redeemed by pay. Kent of all demands thereon, to-wit: Lots number 152 and 20S, in the town of Cbaraberabnrj:, Orar.se coonfjv I"' diana, the same haTingbeen mortased to the State of Indian by Eliza C. Thonserson. to secure the payment of f 60 00, belonging to Congressional towaship fand, one south and rsnje one east. m Amount of principal 3aa. -0 CO Amount of interest due .10 6S Amount of damage due.. I 42 Amount of cost due 8 CO Total due - 30 C8 Also the southwest quarter cf the southwest quarter of seetioit twenty -four (24), in township one (1 north of range two (2) west, containing forty acres, situate, in Orange county, the sain baring been mortased to the State oi Indiana by James S. Lane and Sarah E. Lane to secure the payment of sixty dollars belonging to Congressional township fund, ane south and ranye one west Amount of principal due--- S0 00 Amount of interest due 6 43 Amount of damage due....' 1 33 Amount cf cost du 8 00 . Total due."....l."... 75 7fi Terms cash. Attest my hand and seal of the Board of Commissioners, at Paoli. this lSth day ef March, 1?7S. DAVID F. STUCKER, Auditor Orange County. " BnSEIFE'S GAIiE. Br Tirtneof a certified copr of a ilm-rec. to iae directed from the Clerk f tlieOranjie Circuit Court, iu a cause wherein Ilirsm "E. Wells. Administrator of the estate uf Cyntha Ionghertr, deceased, is plaintiff, and'John T. Stmer," M nrj K. toner and .lohn 11. Pinnick are tlefendants, retiutiing me to make the snm of three huiMired and eibtv-five dollars and eighty-seven cents, with interest on said dwree and costs, I will expose at public sale, tot h hisrUcst bidder, on SATURDAY, APRIL 20, IS7S, between the lionrs ol 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m. of aafd day, at the door of the Court House of Orange comity, Indiana, the rents and prolits for a term not exceeding r Ten years, of the folWwiug- real estate, towit: The southwest quarter of tlio northeast quarter of pection twetity-cig-ht (2), town two (2) north and ranjre two ('1'' went, fclfauch rents and profits will not sell for a aufticient sum to satisfy yaid decree, Jnterest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee-simple of ard real estate, or ho much thereof as may bo sufficient to discharge said decree, Interest and costs. Said Bale will be ma le without any relief wbatcTer from raluation or appraisement laws. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, SherifT Orange County. Win. II . Martin, Att'y. for ri'JS. March 27, 1878. KIIEUIFF'S HATL.E. - By rirtne of an exectit ion. to me directed from tha Clerk of the Orange Circuit Court, I will expose at public aic, to th highest bidder, on SATURDAY, APRIL 6, IJWSt, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p. m of said day, at the door of tiiu court house of Oraupe county, the rents and prolits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following described, real estate, trt-wit: The south ha if of (he southeast quarter of section seven (7), township one (1) south and ran ire one (1) cast, and the west half of the southwest quarter ot suction eight . bu township and rane, and the southwest quarter cf the southwest quarter of section seventeen (17), same town and" ratijfc. and the northwest quarter of the sottlhwent quarter of section eighteen (Jf), naui.i lowu and range, all in Orange county. Indiana. And on failnre to rcaiize the full amount of the jndirmeut, interest and costs I will, at the same time and place, exiie at public ale the fite-simple of said real estate. Taken a tho property of IamiiucI l"nlerwool. at the uit of. Abraham Cook. .Said sale will I maile without any relief whatever froai valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, bheritr Orana Count r. March 13, 1878. L.and Sale. Notice is hereby (riven, that by virfrna of an order of the Orange Circuit Court, the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Nancy II. .Johnson, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, APRTL 25, 1S7S, the following descriled land, to-wit: The west half of the northeast quarter of net ion 33, town 2 north and range 1 west, all in Orange county, Indiana. Terms One-half cash, the residue in twelve raontha, the purchaser jsivinjf note, at six pr cent interest from date, with good (sureties, ami waiving appraisement laws. Kale to begin at 2 o'clock p. m. 33 SOLOMON "SCOTT. Administrator. Admlslstraf or's TSotice. Notice is hereby given that the underw.smed has this day leen appointed Alininistrtor of thae.-tato of Joseph Everett, lat of Oranjre county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is probably solvent. All persons holding claims against said estate are notitied to vrenent them at once. 20-3w THOMAS JONES, Adm'r.

CHEAP TallLLIMERY AND r.v """x jE-' 'W' HMV A first class as-sortment of Spring and Snmmct Goods to be sold at tbe lowest cash prices to suit the times. Hats. Flowers, liibbon of the latest and most fashionable styles. In Fancy Goods will be wtmd all the novelties for the season, snch as Ladies' Neck Scarfs, Ruschinsj ia black and white prxxla. Silk UaiHikereLiefa, Belt. Cuffs atxt Collars, Gloves, 0raets, Embroidery, t'aucr Combs, Dress Buttons, Jewelry, Mottoeis "Zephyrs, d a trood assortment Jt Ladiw' aaA Llisses' Hosiery. flat bleached and colomt im faahionabla shafteon short notice. Hats bought at my store no charge for trimrato . S- JlliS. SL t. BEX JIM AN. Hare opsnad a lare atoek of n 9 .v, St Iff ' n 1 f-wwr'T over - '.i..l Vr r.-" v , pF le. t L'.MiTi: ir. i , 1.. , cr t- r vc , J t , t t '6.'-' If ! "i . i A 1 - r i - i- t I t --' w. i .1 i -Tr i i st unll, p" ifiil r,u t r ...-ur. i t .,tj" t,,i.,a alt i t r i ',..ro t rSW'.T. t - j -. fr . r - f --r f ' i . f, t- y ! i - 1 . : .' 1 !p-t.tpi 'ft ft ' nf

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S'OIS TllKASCRER. We ara authorized to annoutice 11KNT.Y KEKDas a candidate for Treasurer of or. ngre conntr, subject to the !. i,iOD of the Iemocratic Convention. IJ. lfCt;OY, ' SttiwfjHCt.t township, is a candidate for the office tif Treasurer, subject to the flecKt: tb trIn. Ocrslt ic Convention, FO'n JUDG tj. AVe are authorized to annouure Jn-io FRANK WILSON, of Bedford, as a camiidste f rr Judg of this. Tenth. Judicial Cir cnit. Subject to the decitdoo of the IV t)tKrl!e Judicial Conventioa. FOR CLE UK JOHN K. POtPSJK, pre-cnt ( icii of ti Orange Circuit Conrt, is a candidate tnr renomination and re-election to that office, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. FOR SHEJHFF. SAMUEL A. DAVIJ, present Sheriff of Oranjre count r, is a candidate for the nomination for that office, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. JAMES W. PRO is a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the .Democratic Convention. REPRESENTATIVE. We are authorized to annonnce LEMUEL PICKENS as a candidate for Joint Repreaentative from Orange and Crawford counties, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. FOR COMMISSIONER. AARON SPEEB is a candidate for re-election to the office of Commissioner for the Second District, subject totbe action of tha Democratic Convention. 'FOR SURVEYOR. We are authorized to announce JOHN McrONALD, of Jackson township, a a candidate for re-elect ion to the office of Survevor of Orange ronnty, subject to the action ot tl Democratic Convention. TIIE OfdCirL & GHLY GE!J0!:3 Vibrator Tlircsliers, wrm taniovE f.tOUtJTED ifORSC And Simtuo. XLre!er Enitae, Mado only by IICUOLSy SHEPARD &'C0,, XJATTIJS CSEEIt, MICH. SavinK, hd Si;i-v-Svliic Lio-mm-tv oi 1. En il-r n F rnrrKtton. Heymsa all btwry fcrr H.iiHft W, Tcifeci CleflUaiUff, nu.l lor Sto.rfsg Gnttm Irani Wst.t,r. GRAIN ItniHcrs will i:it fnbinft to f io ptKinnnR.i wnttacc f Orthl t in rri-T vmrfc .n i.j tbe otiicr nxachiiM-, wlieu once dokIlM vii tits tJiffcrwiKx. THK ENTIUK Threfilainjr Bxpen iMrt'i In 3 t "t ; lit- l.i n.t $. iiiotii.i m, i - in..r If i'.tta Kxtnfc Urxta bAVfcD ly t:i& l;tiruw.l Kacuiues. f sO Itcvolviitjar Shafts Timfrfe tha rrpn II tir. Kutimy ir tuna IWlt . k'k ii. r. k..i.iit. rnilaiffurh tinpwastius nl trstll-w.vtiHC onii(rff'u. r"nrtUf inpt;!.i I1 K fti! til n.hf luwif Griur Wet or Bry 1,4 i iff cr fcho I, !limitr-l r IiontiJ. n f!OT only YnmtXy Prpcriur for X'hnt9 l I VaI. IAt t; y, K'.e.pibt ( mita. 3 VIAI. ianry, ji;.e.fi i iik1 n...lii 1 .. . If -- lo cuiuic from Gniiii to etf. F VirVEI,OITS Plmpliritv f Prt ' fki r'',1T 1 " :, Itf niil it:iln. au l SUkia iki Litterius. ir J4:;tittiriU(CA. FOXJXt cf opnrafom ITTe, rnnar;.;tu;ttcl Jltro l'tr f mtrlu fTEA?I PotT-rr Tirtnforrn n fpKrfn IF. 0 VIZ Unrlvalerl 8trim Thrwlirr Entni, wilt V.ilnM(- iritftnvtm-us mi I)iilntt tVaturos, .ur bcrjruuiiL uiy ti!icr nue or Liu.L. IN Thoronli Worknmnsbip, Tllrirant t lc.f ar "VllltTot" TUriu r Uul(itKro luri.ini , FOJZ Vnrtlmlnm mil on our Junior . r u riu i. u ir ulutrt.i L.rcuir, w.iU . w.- itu.k 'iw . E. D. BASS FORD'S, Cooper Institute, Hew York City. N"ew Illustrated Priced Catalogue is a book of fifty closely printed paes, quoting with the size, cap:icitv and stvl the prices of about SIX THOU5ANH items of Ilousefurnishing Hardware, China, Gla.TO, Silverware, Cutlery Cooking Utensiis, Table Ware, Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Seta, Coal Vases, Fire Sets and Stands, and every kind of goods for the furnishing of n house, table, hotel, yacht, steamboat, school or public institution The largest assortment in tht world, from the plainest totlie most rich anc? costly, all at greaffy reduced prices, 40 to IX) per cent, belor retail rates- Above price list, with illustrated catalogue, mailed tree. Goods most carefully boxed by experienced packers and shipped to all parts. letters promptly answered, and estimates for goods from ONE DOLLAR to Si 0,000 cheerfully furnished on application. EDWARD D. BASSFOHD. 1, 2, 3, 12. 13, 15. 16at:o; Cooper Instilnte, 3d Are., 4th Are., Astor PI. & Sth St., New York City. inn1 mn ii 1 1 rniiiirn i n iinnTT ithi itii i itt-rn -n i rrmiiii 11 n 1 1 ir --nir mi ar"PH rw i imntnLi i !T iiii ' . th i im.iui i. m1 .. m 'BH'irwiwi.iniiijMiMiu!i!a.niiw sirs AT. I will hold Public examination ef Applicants to teach in the Common Schools of Orange Coanty, Indiana, at the High School building in Paoli, on the last Saturday of each month. Examination will commence at 9 o'clock a. rn. Applicants must present the proper certificate of good moral character. Iwiilal&o beat the Auditor's office inPaoli on the second Tuesday of each month. JAMES L. NOBLITT, County Sup t. Paoli June 23 1375. 41. PAOLI, in I). O ITIir.S Lis r rcf.' ' -'onal services to 5, r th citizsns of P.ioli and vicinity. Cjceiathc L'aath Us,zi corner publi il q aare. HztzkzsCz Drs. Clerrd and Bow 9. . ly V V " V IT O f 1 M T1 r" t !- II (I t 't i I 1 i tt , t h.r ,' ' - j i e n f t I

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