Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 36, Paoli, Orange County, 22 May 1878 — Page 3

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HHl'lttini' S "Lli'l'IUt BY itrsiciiiK - -;: i.i.i res. THUMB: f v pi, odp j ear,. Ono COPT iS months. ........ 1 fsQ One c"py diree months 50 Invariably in Advance, " "vi:iNLiAY( :iay 22, in:. tout.' .ir.r c :;: '.ty. Dissolution Xotice. The artnership heretofore existing between tho undersigned In the publication of the Paoli Weekly News, has been dissolved by mutual consent, J. B. Bu-.kirk re tiring. Tin; books and .accounts are in the hands of TUos. 15. Dunkirk, wit!) is 'authorized to collect nil clam is due said firm and who will j ay all demands against said linn, Prompt settlement will be rtiuiicd of all claims due us. Tiros, B, Bcskiuk, .1 NO. IJ. IU'SKIKfl, May 1?, li7S. C.i ;irti:-rs!:ii Xoi Ice. The undersigned have tins day formed a i i r:!i. r-iti p, and under the firm i.au.t ai.d style of Bu-kh k fc Collin-, will continue the publication of the Xkws. Thankful for favor extended in the past we hope to merit a continuance of the Kirne. Tiros. Ik Bisk ikk, Jas. F. Coi.r r.vs, t;iy 2, 1S7S. AU persons indebted to the late Finn of Andrew & San will be required to make prompt settlement. 'Use law require the surviving partner to settle up the business of the firm at as early a day as practicable. If you are indebted to (hem. call at once or. J. M, Andrew, surviving partner, and settle with him. Business is business nr. 'I lie is compelled t require it of you. 10 If Mrs. Kit Pro has been ill for pcvertd days. Dr. W.H. G'aves,o( Orleans, paid l: a vis-it lust Saturday. John Li. Megetdty returned from Kiisltukv on Saturday. Republican County Ccnvenlion Ht.turday, J un 1, 1878. James A. Frost, of Orleans to w nsd.ip, called on us yesterday. Dr. John A. Cole, of Hartford, Ir.d., as ju town yesterday. Mrs. A. M. Collins, of Salem, is Visiting hi rson, Jas. F, Collins. II. A.SUett, ol Oiur.geville town ship, was in town last Saturday. Mrs. Ashley Yates is lying at the point of death with consumption. Ladies' Linen Suits very cheap at Andrew'?. So l'v Ilirani E. Wells is still improving his property on West Main street. M s-sr Braxtan A Mai lory shija splendid lot of horses to N.av Orleans Fiidiv. John T. fsJout is improving his residence ly hanging shutters to the windows. James M. Andrew went to Louisville Monday afternoon to replenish Ins slock of goods. Sam. Self is the champion rat catcher. He caught 27 large ones in a meal bag Saturdav night. A large number of our citizens attended the funeral cf Thompson Burner, at Wesley Chapel Sunday. Jere llohsoa sold his property, In the eastern part of town, to Dr. John A. Bile Saturday price f soo. The salt of the personal property of Thus. Dixon, tleceaed5took place last Friday, Good prices were realized. We p:H-?h th vrr-',; the c-Cllcial call for tl.D l. '. . . 1 Con von lion f. r !:.-rti:-, F r.ud Orange 1 Jin',.;, e r and tr:..1? '. ti: ST y -.3 . iu .r.'.ly. ! h C-4 ? v h") r.dvcr:.t to le I 'villi .1 ; A;. 1 i:.:, :;v; t.ii 1 : ' .. ca V.VLr fU--1 '. y the. d:t!...') i r ; -i.it 112 lSlll '0j0. J ' I . i.'i I n y ,!td 1 r t.anjuler, VJ al 'a :r h -m. mx iri'e. wc-q of t i j T- p; i. '. i'.JMt'i OK" Ul"i .iUi.r l(Oll' ' 1 s ! i i - f a : ; 1 1 -1 i a -1 1 t 'J i'O i ,'M,n to' i s n! t , t . v it I ,:lJ I it.'. ! ( Mi !,'H i,i ; an tl. I ,1.. :1 rt'! ; .; " o! lt i ,v r if.; r

The Pad I b Hi. I went to Ur' ruiH j 1 t iii.;bt tu i hty f,.r the II vl Rib- j b:;:J IV-tival. i Ad it bo ut or:.' i.-jf of our citi- j zens vh:;t t!.:y ar-1 doing now raid the ar,-vtr w dl I. watching for j

my Lees to swarm. David ( Alt; qui'iiied Monday ; admmi-dr.-.tor cf the .-late of Walter C. Als- u-I), dc o.d. S-.e hi" i.utiet? t isevrhere. Klsewhere will be found . the ofinid call for the Democratic Congressional Convention of this District, to be held at Shoals July 10. ' ' ' A la rg number of our young folks went to Orleans last night to attend the lied Ribbon Festival. They report having a splendid time. Willhtm B.Gngsby(Oll lied") Iras on exhibition in the Clerk's office fifty-two .stalks of rye, grown from one grain of seed, measuring seven feet- in height. We publish in another column notice of the meeting of the County Board of Equalization, to be held at the- Auditor's office on the first Monday in June. James A. Frost, Administrator of the estate of Win. P. Shively, deceased, has filed his petition to sod the real estate belonging to said estate, to pay dfbts. Ask Kiwood Wells the time of day and see him ram his hand down in his breeches pocket and fish out his old pinchback fact, there's where he totes it. The largest stock of goods evr brought to French Lick township, at Andrew's French Lick store, at less prices than they can be bought in Paoli. 35 2vv The 1 evidence of Win. Walls, of Jackson township, was destroyed by fire lust Wednesday. The building wts insured for $500, w hich nearly covers the loss. Mr. Cook Day and Col. Juo. S. Day, Superintendent of the L., N. A. A C. 11. 11. passed through town Sunday on their way to visit Mrs. C ok Day and daughter, who are 'seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. B. Buskirk have removed to Bloonnngton to take charge of the household aff drs of their son, John W. Buskirk, wdio recently had the misfortune to lose his wife. x Green Payton's calf fell in a sink hole forty or fifty feet deep last .vhere it remained about seventeen hours, when it was taken out without a scratch. "No teliing the luck, vce," Tho Grand Lodge I. O. O. F, meets at Indianapolis to-day. Tin following representatives from this county are present: Paoli, B. E. Busbaw; Orleans, Dr. B. J. Hon; Orangeville, Chas. Faucett; New ton Stewart, Kinder Parks. Bead Thomas & Burgess's new advertisement in another column. They have the largest, most varifd and, best stock of goods ever opened in Chambersburg, and are sell ing cheap. They are clever, hon orable gentlemen and deserve sue cess. The fight over the nomination for the Sheriffalty between the Bepub' ican aspirants is wxing hotter and hotter, and each of the three feels confident that his pence, calling and nomination is sure and that his opponents don't stand a ghost of a chance. Mr. Wm. J. Frazer, who has been attending the Theological seminary at Prince! on, Xew Jersey, during the past year, preached at th Presbyterian church Sunday evening to a crowded house. IIi3 discourse was an excellent one and gave evidence of careful study and iv. r thought. Tito lied BIbboo nieetiag lionda;. iiigtit was well attended. After tho regular programme for the evening had been disposed of thb meeting was addressed by Mr. John Ki.l 1, traveling stleiiii .in fur M . -1 r, B.di:i:.;rj & Co., safe man-cf-:fssri"5, Claciiinwii. Mr. Bidd's Kddr . -s ww--; brief lut pointed and . s IM:.:r I to with cv! T at ple-i-k j li.O all i.t,"i;Ce. 3"; ;. L". c. Bry.iut, 1 lis-es Full',' , M iioie ai.d A'lio Fr ;.ai, arl 11M .H'l D. SIuip- n, of Davcntv . '!- ii;rg, 111.; Mr. L I . - s J ti nie nd IliiiiiM II;.;;;!;;, vf i..':;i- ill,", Ny.; ? Ir. AnoLI r iii , 1 1 . '. -1 . t' - Z ' . ' i III.''. r J ; . d Ci" I; f 'zwl'.' ily ; Mr.'. 1 1 : ., n ... j - , t ,, ,.- : -, , . ' .... A .k j. ... ,::., vt:- -,. - t ,

Dim Bxti'SER Newton T. Bruner, better and .more faroiii.tr- ! v k: jivii as Thompson Bruner, di'-d at the residence of his father, Alfred Bruner, In Orangeville township, ou Friday, 17th instant, of congestion of the lunrs. Deceased, who was 18 yeara of age, was taken sick uii the Sunday previous to "his death, and 'from the first his illness was of so serious a nature that those around him realized that his days on earth were numbered. He was a young man of brightintellectual promise and noted for, his moral uprightness and genial and kindly nature. By his many noble traits of character heiiad endeared himself to M with whom he came in contact unci we can truthfully say that an entire community truly and sincerely mourns his death and sympathises with his bereaved family and friends. Early in life he connected himself with the M. E. church and lived and died i Christian, His remains were interred at Wesley Chapel Cemetery Sabbath morning, the funeral discourse being delivered by Rev. B. F. Julian, after which brief remarks upon the life and character of the deceased were delivered by Rev. Samuel Hicks and by Prof. Wm. P. Pinkham.

.We publish elsewhere notice of a dissolution of the copartnership heretofore existing between Thos. B. and Jno. B. Buskirk, in the publication of the News. All per sons indebted to us will pe expect ed and required to make prompt settlement. We have lieretolore been lenient, too much so lor our own trood. and we trust that all persons indebted to us will make speedy settlement and save us the unpleasant and disagreea ble necessity of resorting to law to get what is due us. The festival at Orleans last night was a decided success. The spa cious hall, Graves's, whs filled to overflowing with the youth and beauty of Orleans and vicinity and all enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent. The -edibles pre pared were delicious and abund ant. The occasion was enlivened by excellent music furnished by the Mitchell nd Taoli Silver bands. Peter Mahan, Esq., of Stamperscreek township, is dangerously ill. Mr. Mahan is the oldest inhabi tant of our county, b iing now in his Doth year, and until recently has been very spry and active for one of his extreme old age. It i3 to be hoped that the old veteran will at least be spared to reach his centennial. The money raise I to build the school house side walk has all been expended r.nd the wdk is not quite completed. The lumber is all on the ground and paid for, hut there is no money to pay the work men for putting it dDrn. It will take but a trifle to finish it and our citizens should furnih the means at once. The Red Itibbonites of Orleans are preparing for a grand celebration on the coming Fourth of July, All tho temperance organizations, churches and Sabbath schools of the county are expected to cooperate and aid In making it the grandest demonstration ever given in the county. Hells. Persons wishing bells for farms, school houses, churches, factories, mills, or for any purpose whatever can he accommodated at Bundy & White's. They will furnish any size you want. SStf An Orleans demirep y named Boles, was brought here yesterday and incarcerated in jail, on acc unt of her inability to pay a fine assessed against her for plying her diircputa hie calling. Well man, the crazy man, was ia town yesterday and to-day trying to employ some ne to collect his fancied claim of ten millions of dollars from the county. Goods of all kinds lower than ever for next SO days in order to reduce -my stock, which is largo and complete in ell dprvrtrr.tr.ts. C 2 77 J. II. Asor.r.;, 71". 1 JuiT.i.l frc:.' t,..?C:::r"::.-.ti: - I til ml i. A " .1 - plc.".: J ullh t!i-Ir visit. Vrn . . u 'o kl r.rt :r skt.: to 1 c . K 1

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Ilasirtl r Cqualfzat ion. Notice is hereby given that the Countv Board of K'iU.iliju'uHi, consisting o" the County Commissioners, Auditor and Assessors, will meet at tho Auditor's otiice on the first Monday in June, 1878, pursuant to the provisions of see. 277 of an act concerning the assessment of taxes, approved Dec. 21, 1572. David F. Stuckej:, A. O. C. i May IS, 137S. . 06 Go to E. M. Gibener's for your Bee Hives, icady made. 3G Kocicc. All persons indebted to tho As signee of Joseph Coulter's estate are notified th 't they must settle immediately. Jas. L. Noblitt, Assignee. Go to E. M. Gibener's for your Bee Hives, ready made. 30 Wanted. 10,000 pounds wool at Chambers burg. CG- Thomas & Burgess. Organs of the most reliable make for less money than can be had anywhere else call at the Paoli Drug store and examine for yourself. L. S. Bowles. We are the boys that want your wool. Bring it along. Thomas & Burgee, 3G- Chambersburg. Iotice, The undersigned will keep at Brnxtan & Lindley's stable, in Paoli, on Mondays and Tuesdays of each week, the finest horse you ever saw the Y'oung Italian. The only horse of t hat stock in Indiana. Italian i3 a beautiful color white and black spotted and extraordi nary fine style. Call and see our thoroughbred horse. 32 Tegahden & Summers. ISen O. Riley has just received the largest stock of sheet tin ever brought 10 this county and is prepared to d any and all kinds of work in his line at prices and in a style that defies competition. His material and work is of the very best; 31 Frank Taylor has a good supply of lime on hand and will do all tho whitewashing you may want done. SOtf J. T. IJATES, the north side bot and shoe maker, having returned from an extended visit, is again to be found at his post up stairs over the billiard room, where he will be glad to see his old and many new friends. He has no superior as a first class boot maker in style, finish, fit or prices. Repairing dono cheap and on short notice. 24tf The Dollar of Our Daddies, greenbacks, blackbacks or gold will buy you more stoves, tinware, hardware or cutlery at Ben. D, Riley's than at any other place in the county. Hisjstock is immense and was boight with an eye single to the wants of this community. His prices will surprise you. 31 Notice. I have been in business here over twelve years, anil 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 the parties themselves have almost forgotten they hive an account on my books. I want a settlement and w here it is convenient I want the money, if not give me your note and let the books bo squared. Yours, &c.t 22tf L. S. Bowles. J. T. Bat as will make you boots for the next two weeks at the folia wing low prices: Best French Calf, box tog, qailtci fronts, sewed.... f-8 03 Best American Calf, box te, quilted fronts, sewed, .., 7 CO Best French Gulf, bnx toe, qidited fronts, cork soles, serecl ... 10 CO Pegged boots' f 2 less than above prices, except cork soles, which cannot La made pegged. I am cIl.:i to rant in.--ney within the r ex I ihr5 w rk, and if yen want t r e L ; : i I v)!s fi v the Scvu'.d mor.py I: wo v: -t crd r at oac?, k .11. f.rjtl i.i ri: mute; ci or no 5. i.e. S'-:f lpuhiivAtsff s 'Still all .tted i.r . 1 io-n. 1. Bd.-v' t!n;.:r;, l..ird w.-r , tic. i Id ' ' r i Kr, i you ill 1 1 r 7 t ' " J -

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A-'in-i' f :i.n ri j t i. ti.T i i - tli :n r s-.-h f iit in t'.i.i ji.rl of (hi cfliiii.f, t jt.-a S'w m 71a. Viiiit to ray ir,r I '-... , kn'ivv:i:-; Ui.it I .';iri ns:il.' t( n-.-i; ,r t, tho :n-it'ri-i -f thu-..-v. .tnf i nir-vi..-. 'j ; re sin 'i :i in piiirMl; -li I ii:n cn.-r '.i ltii.:kc h !t ; :sn m'., o:i T.'.n sinijily ciwniinuf, amuuuilng: tu Sia'.r t'.-; iviT.o- ;i u-e ; c;nThus t"j J's'l :!;i'.'h '. .i, ul' -."". thFfs.-i Sin- t ai. $4", !i 1 ;r '. 1 i-: U la A-.'l.cn-! at M.iiiiar Tin--nit onelii.l. 5 .I:.", r tZ i.n-l ,"ti.-i la !ii a. h" i.cs era ail it-.'w ;i'i I ot th-i ":k -t an 1 In-; of (It i.i i.-t I.;! lii- .J iii.ikt s. 1 iulCT: 1 lfr':i- J a' ) a full Jnsi3.f iu'L-.ik" a.i l otln'r a: i Ci meat lor all Idn.t of nntciiines la u. la tlio conn try.' I espjurijriTy solicit in;oriifa I my machines and comparison of prices. 1 siraply mean to knock the bottom out of the liiU price heretofore i':r. l for machines. Parties ha?ig iiiti. hiiies out ot order can hiva them thoroughly ri j airo t by an experientied M-oiknian by leavin thotu at th3 Taoli Prng Stcrp . . IiOWL.ES & BELLtNGKR. Taoli, May I, 1S"7. .., S3Tiia Xftv Qusea cf tli3 West' is the latest thing out in the way of a cooking stove, tnVd is without doubt the best and most complete one ever made. There is no humbug about it. Go and see it and you will buy osie sure. Ben. D. Riley has them. 31 Ben. D. Riley's is tho place. To buy an organ cheap, buy of a ui-ni who buys for cash and sells with the least possible expense." You see the point L. S. Bowees. Wanted. 50Q bushels corn, 500 pounds" bacon, ior which I will pay the cash or goods. A. J. Rhodes. May 1, 1S78. $5 Remember That Thomas Stale-up, on the east side of the 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 the lowest living prices. Remember also that when you buy goods of me that you don't buy auction goods, but you buy warranted goods. Call and see for yourself. Terms cash, or good produce taken in exchango at the highest market price. 52tf i H E. D. BASSFOBD'S, Cooper Institute, Slew York City. New Illustrated Priced Catalogue is a book of fifty closely printed paes, quoting with the size, capacity and style the prices of about SIX THOU" AND items of Ilouefurnlshins Hardware, China, Glass, Silverware, Cutlery Cooking Utensils, Table Ware, Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets, Coal Vases, Fire Sets aril Stands, and every kind of good for the furnishing of a house, table, hotel, yacht, steamboat, sthool or public institution The largest assortment in the work, from tha plainest to the mot rich and costly, all at greatly reduced prices, 43 to 60 per cent. heio"v retail rates. Abort; price list, with illustrated catalogue, mailed free. Goods most carefully boxed by experienced packers and skipped to all parts, Letters promptly nnswred, ni estimate for goods from ONE DOLLAR to S19.CS3 cheerfallT fnrrrd?hed on application. EDWARD- D. BASiFOItD. 1, a, i. 15. 16 an Cooper Ifsaiiture, U Ave. 4ih Ai-e.Astc?r PL & 6th St.. Ne w York City. . fill fc , - ' I- . .t f. 1 o 1 "(-ii "r ! 1 v 11 bm i e . i- t. ( i? rws wti i r--s t V l . - -on e rtaJ i - " ' " ' j- t f I 3 S -"T i( jw p i i sf t tJT - i- ' i ' 9 f " -ors IES t, Jf ft i j ir t. i two 11,9 . lw

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DRY GOODS, JEANS, FLANNELS & BLANKETS

iBY MABS CILOI

II ATS, HARD W A B E , QUEENS W A 11 E, GLASSWARE and NOTIONS. We will sell you' good Coffee at 10 cents per lb- trooil I Viols at 4. cents; good Jeans at 15 cents, and g-M, I Bleach Muslin at t cents per yard; Men's Cassimere Suits, worth $8, lor $3 George A. Clark's Spool Cotton at 5 cents per fpoolj 51 en's two buckle Plow Shoes at $1 25 per pair; Men's Calf Boots at $2 25 per pair, and all other goods hi proportion. Come and seo us, nod bring your wool and produce and save money by buying your goods at the Lick Creek Cash Store. ' G. V. CAMPBELL.

Lick Creek, Ind., May 7, 1878. ' a m f" J T I h WEST SID! PAOI

Has recently bocn thoroughly renovated an-1 rofuinl.-hc I aal ii TaUous ot the House will be furnished COMPORTABIE IIOOIIS,

A talile furwisheii with the best the ia;irkvt lio patronajru is solicited. III US, HENRY G. CHAMBERS.

HOUSE, SIGH AIID ORHAMEiITAL PAIUTEHSf. Are prepared tefdoarry GntI all Work In their line in first class style' and at reasonable prices. KALSOMINING, FRESCO PAINTING, GRAINING AND PAPER HANGING a specialty. Jan. 1G, 1S7S. l.-ff

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The table at all times supplied with the best tho market alfords airy, comfortable rooms, clean beds, &c, te. Carriages meet every train, conveying passengers to French Lick and West Baden Springs and all intermediate points. Drummer' supplied with "rigs" at all times. Hacks will leave Albert House, in Paoli, every morninf at 8 o'clock, making connection w ith northern train. 25-tf ' W. II. GRAVES, Prop'r.

int. oua i neon uiutMUrt v nnilTIIPDM 1 I T l I f iMormal School, J PAOLI, 0E1NGE COUNTY, IND., offers to its elii'lents tha following adTaaf. ixsTRrrrrox in ant is ranch of a Srient irt.. or ( 'la wii-a ! K .Ui cation. 2. THE PKiVILKGli OF StLFXTIXG S. TIIOROI'GH TEACHING and ,tralle opiortnmtv for nli neeilea i ;iu-.,.-oon. i. THE V.-i: OF A I'i'A itATL'S la the Studr of Uii- St- i ,;n -cs. 5. A wei. I. .Kf.ECTEn corasK of S.-rentifl: Studv fortH'wc rlmvi tcotu,leU'a course. C. tX3TBVCTIO" .1NU ACTl'AL TKAIMNG OF TEACH IK.-. . 7. AS ARKAKGEMKKT OF WORK' fO enablO Toun? tea--hrs and other to Ins'-ome THOBortB 'scikntific uaAniiTM iu four years time (or lei) an.l meet tl;ir exiKnse h.T tl.i-tr ow n (alxir. S. Low Ti'iTiON, there haiag so extsas WHATEVER. 9. Expenses lesn in' the astjfi-ejrste thsn at an- other Institution offeiins equal faciliHi. Th Soriiis Tuna al IS weeks lgiu FEB. as. i:r. Mi!.u'i.:j a I t L-i I at any ti.j'j -iurir.;; t:.c t (:.!. i'or f .irt r ir ' rr.int;-n a-i Ii ps W t . l . rinn.l.i-i, r f i - - Xrienan rt ii IMo.Ia , - s Wt would joforns b an-1 a-lifiimnir iMunt.-.-f.a.ei to io a M K i -H 1 V rp I'mntiiir. t'ra ( 11 1- ' ( irr in t'c!.i: ' -t -' '' '' s ,l- " ' 8in in ra i id .t;;; -.; U.;s" S'.oh t-m I O ;. vt a r !"; i ! k; . ii-;C-ni t r : 'o .'''n Pa n'oi i lt. I-'-rs viv r t ' 1 V . S . ?T i Ii J. J V ll i . i t 1

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LING PUBIiIO

MHOBES HOXJSE

PUBLIC SQUARE,

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