Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 42, Paoli, Orange County, 3 July 1878 — Page 2
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i " ..jl 1 1, I'll ' " II ' ! 1 - ft ' -' i 1- .. !. .jt . v .-. & t .. ft li. ' 11. A . f 5 , it 1 ! f 7 St! ' i V, t i ' ; i . t f-rTf , sn. i ! , ( . I). For Srictary f fil, JOHN ti. S!I AN K I. IX, of Var.!n burg cotiufy For .1 :.. r ef fcfte. HAUI.O.N J. MAXM)X,i.f Montjri.iiM-rjr Co"or Tn anin r of i t WILLIAM VM'.Ml.Vfi. cf A!!fiv focrtt. For .At!'"!-?":!'" (.'metal. "XlUiH A W. WO( ) L KN, of Johooo conn tr. ForSup't Pt.LSii !nt Miction, A. : '. l- 5 1. T I.T. f Ai'i ii n : ' h. LizicdiAiiG cou:;ty tichet. Fur Ck-rk, JOHN II. STJIPSON. Fur Treasurer, - GEORGE Ii. Mi-COY. '. .For Sheriff,VIRGIL, MOON. For Surveyor, john Mcdonald. For Coroner, A LEX A NDE It McCBA CK EN. For Commissioner (2J District, AARON BPEER. For Joint Rpprr.eentativf, JAMES F. STUCK Eli". Democratic Central Co Kirn 11 tee. James r. StncWr, Cl.atrr.tan. James L- NnbliU. Secretary. . Jsraes M YorrclJ, John ). Cwrfr, Js,!,rt E- Jpnliins, Samiiftl C. Miller. John K. ' favitr. Luke Cogswell. IVm. U. Kendall, Jaraes M. Summers. Senatorial Convention at Shoals July 10, 1873. Judicial Convention at Bedford July 12, 1S7S. Demccratic Congressional Convention at Shoals July 10, 1878. Every Democratic vote given to the Nationals increases the chances ofsuccers of the Xtej-ubiiian party. There is no need of a Greenback party in this State. The Democratic party answers all purposes. Read the platform. The depression in business clrrljt. nni Hi a nnt wrstil en f.-'finw nf the people, can be traced directly to the vicious legislation of th Republican party upon the financial questions. The people now a it and are determined to drive in&i puny irom power. H3 corna a 1 jF pieie overmrow is an a?surca ;aer. Democrats havo but to stand firmly by their party organization to jpin a decisive and overrvhelminj victory in the coming contest. q-q peculiarity of the Greenback X-rty' Is that, like a Georgia rejicicat, it is composed eniuely of lenders. This explains the singular fact in the history of new and Independent parties, that they always mate quite as much noise daring the campaign m the oldest and biggest party on record, and never make any kind of a show nt the poll?. Every man in ths new party Is jrener&lly a candidate. If he Isn't a candidate ho expects some appointive oncptand In cither or in any case he it L wnys on tha atunip. Uurlingian Saltpeter Care. Afc-iit four miles west of Newton Stewart, in Dubois county, is Rfeat natural curiosity called the "T-ifrcrrr C-;ve." It h a prrj-rt-ir.Tc'i.Tt f r.n-cLs about C feL lo fn nlh"j I i)i -rdi t! e at, t::idi ; . v t j.l, ut ; r,ci, d !..t u f- -i '. f-r.:i th" f, -r. On tL ' r r.r 3 r vcml very l.-.r:. '. rv. v. ) ' .1 1 t n,livi (cc'u tha ovir !.: ,!r.: c.T r. I . , ; rtn ! ' ; t.:1, II :r x. ilh V.12 1 rf t!.? el: T v : 1 V. i!.!: r i f t h - .,rr .: !- i . - - : ry (. it i fltt.atc J in i t 1 :i. -. f . t j s i; s - .1 f. :.. t) ' i it.'. . ry r I r;, i ; '. : ... ;- : . ' f .- . v- . : U c 1, 1;h 1 1 -"h v : i"Irl iv d r : f . 2 .,..,-.... .,5 C'i. tV i' ,1, i :' 4 - .r 4'... f , ! v ' ' ; l" L I J t ,- L : i 1 h 1 ; r t v
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tl... hix. il! tl : ir.dh 1 u ho tr. J tl --si, j 1 It oL9t"jL.,r; ox f Jr-.r re to lo'.: over th li t of ti. .:.S(ie rrals v. ho 1 3 lnada ",e. ial cases" of and given f,it eCees. The appointntents are e rullo-vr.; Mr. Noyr.1, whs divided the swifg among the Florida thieves, we. 3 made minister to France. Mr. St(v;ghto!i, wlio conferred" willi Anderson and other Louisiana culprits, wns made minister to Russia. I-Ir. Kittson, who wi? one of the visiting statesmen, and helped steal the Florida vote, w&3 mad 3 minister to Austria. 11 r. IIcLin, who confessed that he helped stead the Florida vote, was in;de thief justice of New Ilex ice. Mr. Dennis, who confessed to the frauds that made it possible for "cLin to Rtcal the Florida vote, was appointed, on the fpechd request of Hayes, which w;i'rrritten with a blue pei.cil," a special treasury tgent. . Gov. Stearns, who held the fort while Cow till and McLin stale the Florida vote, was made one of the Hot Springs commissioners. Mr. Cowgiil, who completed the theft of the Florida votes, was made an United States marshal. Thus Noyes, Kasson, IIcLin, Dennis, Stearns and Cowgiil, through and by whom the four votes of Florid 1 were stolen from President Tilden, have all been recognized by Mr. Hayes as "special cases," and rewarded ac cordingly. Win. Pitt Kellogg, for helping steal the vote of Louisiana by bracing up the returning board and such supervisors as Anderson, received a seat in the Senate, to which he had no title, through the single vote of Stanley Mathews, the friend and representative of Sir. Hayes. S. 13. Packard, who helped Kellogg steal the Louisiana vote, received the biggest consulate in Europe. Geo. L. Smith, who forged and falsified the returns of the De Soto parish, was made co' lector of New Orleans. Jack Wharton, who assisted, was made marshal of New Orleans. Madison Wells, who was ino of the thieves whom Kellogg braced up, was given the office of surveyor of the port. Tom Anderson, who was another returning board thief, was kept in office as acting collector, even after his conviction of forgery gnd theft. This was a very special c?. e. Cassanave, the third returning board thief, was made naval officer. Kenner, the fourth and last leturning board thief, ptrjurer and forger, was fiven a place in tho custam-hiVJ3-9 under principal thief Anderson. General John II. Marian, who was one of: the referees in the Feliciania Anderson case, was rasde judge of the United States supreme court. George A. Sheridan, for helping to keep the returning board thieves stiff, was transplanted to Washington and made recorder of, deeds. Dan Weber, who, at the request of John Sherman, stole the vote of west FiTici'Juiia, wds promised . in writing a consulate, but was killed before he could b-s appointee!. JE. Antlmon, tor complying with John Sherman's request to the extent of signing a protest he lir.ew tu be false, and which vtds -.f.crw:T N f,:r-d to the extrr.t rusryti ;c:l t. i :rl-'i ( II -1 1 .' ; :.r. t, . "5 ' r :. .'!.' j. Z 1 1 I j Z I r. W In a .1 ru IIaz t f. r a v p.! K ' ' At.' ,3 rT c L-.:::. :rvi - .n, ft r;f c r cuv rips, ii csV ' : r., : '. ; .. 1 1 . .. i. i ilit 1 .t 11 - 3 I ; va no !;, ::. it I t' i th 3 a Int; ..it i , t r i II r ' it". Ai ... ;J ii.'.' .k jii,.L . L 'iiu.' -i F.::r i.j t'.j I- t ..'.. ri : it .... A 4 V.. . UU 'II ' J. SUl J li.... ?l - bJk ! , ... I -
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.it t v.i J r,T ui''.f I - Tl . Ihtv.id it I:..I1 I ( n th. ICtIi (.f r.'Xt f T;.i III be ..:Ii-.!ly V Tea. hrro' S.-s.Ion. Cm. ...0:1 IJr.'T-i h--. 3 r.ml h': i j i ..J.: them, , III be th "du 'y c f thetcf.n. Rr..uirg, Writirg cr:i CpcIIir,g for -all grades; Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar for the different grades in which they re taught; Physiology and History Mo a'sand Manners, and School management will a!l receive careful attention. No other branches will claim attention except Elocution and perhaps Algf-bra and Natural Philosophy. Pkof. G, L. Pixkiiam, of Iowa, already favorably known m a teacher and lecturer in one of our former institutes, will conduct the exercises in Elocution and Penmanship, and give ona or more evening entertainments and lectures. The Student's expenses need not exceed $15 (X) "for the term. Tuition for the terns, only SI 00, "Board, per wek, only $2 to Do not teachers owe It ta their ptrons arid to themselves to improve this rare opportunity for preparation? . For information respecting board, etc., address Wm. P. PiXKiiAi, Principal. Obituary. Orlkaks, Ind., July, 187S. Again the dark Angel of death has swept over our land and removed from among us one of our dear friends and schoolmate. Saturday evening Authur Maxwell breathed his last. Ho fella victim to the dreaded desease, consumption. He was about 20 years of ge, just in his manhood, and noxv he is gonejwe can hardly realize it. How well we remember him as he appeared In his place in school always ready to do something for a schoolmate. Genial, kind and an affectionate student. He was a decided poet, always contributing his poems to our school papers. We have one in our possession now and prize it highly. And since he has passed away let each and every one of his friends try to live so as io meet him again. To his parents and sister we extend our heartfelt sympathies in the hour of affliction. Weep not for him vcho ilicth, Fr he sleeps and is at rest And tho couch whereon h lieth, ls the green earth's quiet breast.'-' . Harry. Overalls and Jeans Clothing specialty at Droni's. GROCERY STORE! O- IE3 O Would respectfully inform tho public that h 1 has on hand a largo stock cf Groceries, Boots; Shoes, Hats, 4iv, I U ii UJ Ul tA.ll ilkkU4f GLASS AJVD WIXDOW SASH, CIGARS, lOBACCO, TJ5AX COFFEE, S UCIA ItS, Jr.n kcrel an. I Whit Fih, br retail or the kit. aail All article"! usually kept inn prorimoii store, ami will be sold as cheap a auj h'oxein the place. jrf'oThr highest market price wilt he paid tir every tieseHptiiin of produce. The pu:,!;e arwiaviwsd t cH and examine jut ! It of jf ols. " iii-Jiia - 0 U i A I A i. .Li i.Ji Uii I4L 0 IX A Report of the Treasarer of Orange co.ir.tj, I.-i' tLe rPCfij f? ai. 1 tx; '--o ft'" v :i(isfim'j 1 V i 1' 1 - ' ' - : Z!ay .'list, 1 ir"? n irc-;r; t"" I, ... I r r ? C - - ry f r' lift'-' 5 11" . ' 7 1 r. ?Ulut rjns .......... .... ...... . 2.C3 Hcc-lvc i ! 3-s-1 t 113 ! receive 1 1 jV . aj.-'s.cc. I " f ", ' ' i !, "tl., : ."S1T i , '.till ' . ; .'. L "-..tr tcp-sl h.... r ' 7 i 1 ' ' - " s 'i t r " 1 ' 1 r Cv? j : iT'on rr:;:. 1 " 1 I : i .' r 1, ..." .s 4 -...... ......... ......... ith t. i 1 ' I' -; " I r 1 trf rt...- I : . . i 1 . l t., I;" , ; -i '':..." T " i 3
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D: Jtttari v u a t c x pe n ed 1, W Its I" ice in treasury- i U 1 S3 Tii'rvofrtn tn",n Tjdi-c3 in treasury June 1, t tt :1 TPR rtR Since recfjirc l Total receipts.. Expended 4.02 11 2,832 17 Balance in treasury I.... I, COO 04 SPECIAL AND ADDITIONAL SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Balance in treasury Jane I, 1877 $3,i :7 01 Ilect'i ved since Inst report 7.SG8 82 Total receipts 12,874 7G Deduct expenditures 9.295 C3 Balance in treasury- 3,579 13 TOWNSHIP LOCAL TUITION. Balance in -treasury Jun 1, . 1877 - - 2,154 Gl Since receiyed 2,333 22 Total receicts- 4,537 83 Expended 3,431 61 "Balance in treasury- 1,106 22 DOG FUND. Balance in treasury June I, 1877 - 762 30 Since received 1,427 31 Total receipts - 2,189 61 Expended 1,41)7 79 Balance in treasury- 691 82 Grand total receipts $86,4S8 34 Grand total expenditures 65,098 23 Grand balance in treasury at. present date $21,300 11 COUNTY FUND EXPENDED. Assessing revenue - $920 00 Blank books and stationery... 1,003 04 Officers fees. and salary 4,147 02 Circuit Court expenses 685 60 Criminal Court expenses 6,543 85 Highways and bridges 480 25 Jury fees 1,145 73 Poor expenses 1,505 01 Public buildings 106 84 Specific allowances- 027 18 State benevolent institutions. 553 25 Common School Principal...- 220 25 lutercst on orders and bonds- 1,814 54 Tax refunded...- 204 48 Printing '. 604 30 County bonds redeemed... 9,150 00 Agricultural Society 28 00 Elections 42 50 Total county fund proper .$30,366 74 School fund 15,740 76 Road fund 1,644 13 Township fund 3,12152 Special and additional special school funds 9,205 63 Township local tuition 3,431 61 Dog fund 1,407 70 Grand total expended- ....$65,008 23 Respectfully submitted. , HIRAM E. WELLS, Treas. O. C. Examined and approved June Uth, 1878. . JOEL C DILLARD, WM. W. CHIS HAM, AARON SPEER, 40- Commissioners. " .luilttor's Animal Report of the receipls and expenditures of Ors ance county. Indiana, for the year end ini May 31, 1878. To the Honorable Board of Commissioners aj Orange Vounly Slate of Iadi ana: ' '" ' Gk.xti.emen Herewith I present to yon the annual statement of the financial condition of the county of Orange for the year ending May 31. 1S78. Respectfully, DAVID F. STUCKER, ; . Auditor Orange County. ... .- Receipts. Cash in treasury at date of last report, May 31, 1877 $4,054 07 Revenue received from county farm Revenue received from shor license - Revenue received from benevolent institutions - Revenue received from Court Common Pleas. Revenue received from advertising lands.... .' llvenne received from jury fees Revenue received from miacellaneons items Revenue received from November sct1ement, 1877.... Revenue received from May settlement, 187.Revenue received from coun 100 87 28 00 25 00 30 00 "100 00 22 50 102 76 8,587 65 12,377 33 ty bonds 0,250 CO Total receipts $34,769 14 Expenditures. Expended on account of fe-23 and salaries..... C l,"7l 47 Expended on account of assessment of revenue 020 00 Expended on account of books and stationery.... 1,135 94 Expended on account of Circuit Court expenses-... 1 667 0-3 Expended on accounted Crim inal expenses- 6,513 65 Expended on account of highways and bridges- ." . 472 CO Expended on account of jury fees - 1,103 75 Expended on accou nt of poor ' txp' - l,SiS 43 IZxr:;-. " i or. aeccur.t of pubLc U"1 'I-v, - i:;8i i ' 1 ci 1, cc-'. 1 t of $etiiic ?V. j . .races iij C5 i.nu .! on ac count cf Lerevc1 i--'."it,io-. State. 519 15 LZy- ,,TwJ rn necou t cf in-.. tores-t f n I.-jtiij an I ortlr-rs. 1,814 54 Ejcpr.i-1! ou account of tax. rt'r 1 z 2 ' 1. XT-' i 5 2: ) 5 3 i) : ) on t . :r.t " cf -I " o i :-ir f A-rl-1 fii' . 1 " i 'J . X. "it I c : 1 1 p., ; t 12 Zl A,. A - c 'i a c . it of re . ... -. 4 .5"" twr T -. w...K X i. i- . k X W . . . -l,cycar Z II X :, 3 . r...... ...... .
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Total iliftbnrsed - 15,tt'l 76 CPJZCIAL SCHOOL FUND. Ileceipts. Arrt'-i:;nt in treasury Juris I, Li77 ?3,J 5 43 Amount received during year. 6,030 13 Totai receipts 10,016 i6 Deduct amount disbursed-.... 0,75 76 A caount in treasury-... 3,257 fO Expenditnrrs. Amount disWsed June, 1S77 43 A m ou n t el i sbu rs ed November, 4 z, 1 J. . Total disbursed G,75i 76 TOWNSHIP FUND. ReceiptsAmount in treasury June 1, 177.... ... $1,706 56 Amount received during year 2,735 55 Total receipts 4,502 11 Deduct amount disbursed 2,832 17 Amount in treasury- 1.GG0 94 Expenditures. Amount disbursed June, 1877. 1,706 56 Amount disbursed November, 1877 1,125 61 Total disbursed- ..... 2,832 17 ROAD FUND. Receipts. Amount in treasury June 1. . ' 1S77 ,.. $1,411 12 Amount received during year 1,035 04 Total receipts 2,416 16 Deduct amount disbursed 1,614 18 Amount in treasury.. S01 98 Expenditures. Amount disbursed June, 1877 1,411 12 Amount disbursed November, 1877..... 166 63 Araouut disbursed May, 1878- 66 43 Total disbursed 1,614 18 TOWNSHIP TUITION FUND. Receipts: " Amount in treasury June I, 1877 $2,154 61 Amount received during year 2,383 22 Total receipts 4,537 83 Deduct amount disbursed 3,431 61 Amount in treasury 1,106 22 Expenditures. Amount disbursed Juns, 1877 2,154 61 Amount disbursed November, 1877 1,277 00 Total disbursed.. 3,431 01 ADDITIONAL SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Receipts. - Amount in treasury June 1, 1877 $1,021 51 Amount received daring year 1,836 69 Total receipts. i. ........ 2,858 20 Deduct amount diibuiserl 2,536 87 Amount in treasury 321 33 Expenditures. Amount disbursed June-," 1877 1,021 51 Amount disbursed November, : 1877 1 935) 87 Amount disbursed May, 1878. 575 49 Total disbursed- - 2,536 87 CORPORATION FUND. Receipts. Amount in treasury June 1, 1877 - $106 45 Amount received during year 182 00 Total receipt? 28!) 35 Deduct amount disbursed ... 289 35 Amount in treasury ........ Expenditures. Amount disbursed June. 1877 106 45 Amount disbui sed November, 1877.... 7 93 Amount disbursed Mav, 1878. ' 11)4 97 Total dishursed 280 35 " DOG FUND. Receipts. Amount in treasury June 1, 1H77-. , 762 30 Amount received du.-inycar 1,427 31 Total receipts 2,189 Gl Deduct amount disbursed 1,497 79 Amount in treasury 601 82 Expenditures. Amount disbursed June, ls77 762 30 Amount disbursed November. 1877 - .... 735 49 Total disbursed 1.407 70 GRAND BALANCE OF FUNDS IN - TREASURY. County funds in treasury $3,006 24 Tuition funds in treasury....- 8,533 07 Township tuition funds in treasury.. 1,106 22 Special sch'l fundst in trca.Vy. 3,257 80 Additional special ..school funds in treasuryTownship funds in treasury ... Road funds in treasury Dog funds in treasury 321 33 1,660 04 801 08 . 691 82 Total in trf asr.ry...... ...... .$20,378 40 All of which is respectfully submitted. , DAVID F. STUCK Ell, - - - . Auditor Orange County. Examined and aeproved June II, lSTd. JOEL C- DILT.ALD, v,'::. r. culm am, Bt virtue of a ewuitnl rvpr f a ctecrw to T . . r,- , j ( t vv , ( f. )-.-,,( .r. t 11 int. 11 a c.i..e wit 't 111 t ill,,- i ; lu n A ; 11 :ni.ti a: .- r t I -f ?' i 1 1 . 1 1 - j I i 1 'i f. and Sr c! vi. ' i . 1 , i i 3L ,'i A. t i" :i ir .- tt.'t'. r. reiji n.i me i i; k i.ir iii (! it . " ' 1 ' 1 . ,v-t ur ' . .;., t ' ', v 1 M f . 1 e i 1 p i- 1 c, . , 1 1 . 1 t n 1 oi.v 11. . , to Ci t, .c 'h t I ; IC t K, lll'.l ,tl L Ju L A., i- 1 a. !.i'i-if-v 'Mtn o- h tk a. ::. 1 I I . I i hi - t I 1, I. I' (tlll"tl, Ililil UlL I C r -:'.( - '? a , ; 1 1 . i e ; vre', t 1 ii 1 ! -l t.' 1 :'.- f . c V f - . 1 , 't id, t - a I - t il A A, i ! n , to 1 c ' i I , - t t 1 1 f 1 . ,
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The Proprietor of THE PAOLI DRUG STORK Jcraimh. in t'; h.vr, , the people, an investigation, nt of frauds in the Presidential count, but of Vs stock of JDIESLrTJO-S, jXdC3jX3XOI!zT33Sf PA1EXT 31EB1CINE3, CHEMICALS, EAIN7S, OILS, J'ij XIS11ES, DYE STUFFS, LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTVIIES PERFUMERIES AND FANCY AI11ICLES, COX ' MET1CS, COMBS, SO A PS, SCHOOL BOOKS, S'lATIOXERY, POCKET BOOKS, NOTE PAPER. FLA 7 AND I EGA L OA PS, CIGA PS, '1 OB A COO, PURE WINES AND LIQUOR.
Also a large nnl full stock of IVJL U CzJLA I
consisting in part of PIANOS, ORGANS, VIOLINS, BANJOS, GUITAIN ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, FIFES, PICOLOS, ,lc, Jtc. ic Ju connection with the above I also keep a i'uil stock of JEWELRY, WATCH ES, CLOCKS. SILVERWARE, PLATED WARE, &c, all cf which I will sell at before the war prices. Don't fail to call before making jour purchase elsewhere. 41 L. S. BOWLES.
rYolice of Final Settlement and distribution. Notice, is hereby g-i veu that ou this 2rth dav or June, isrs. Irviu Babbitt, Administrator of the estate of Drurv White, deceased, filed with the Clerk of the O) ran so Circuit t'ouri, hia final report as such At;mi dstra o .-, showin jy that there is remaining for dit. ibution among the creditors of said estate and the heirs of said decedent the sum of $3r 10. S:iid creditors are hereby notified that at the next term of said court, and on the tirst day thereof said report will stand for confirmation, and such surplus will be distributed among- the creditors according to law. Attest the Cierk and the seiil of said court this 2tth day of June. UTS. JOHN' It. SIMI'SOX. 42 Clerk Orance Circuit Court. Hotlce of Final Settlement sintl Distribution. Notice is hereby given that on this 2SCh day of June, 1878, William S. Kellams. Administrator of the estate of .Julius Flick, deceased, tiled with the Clerk o the Circuit Court of Orang-! county, Indiana, his jinal report as such Administi ator. showing that then; is remaining for distribution ili'j sum of ?705 IS. The heirs of said estate and all the parties concerned are hereby notiiied that t tho next term of said court, and o i the lirMUdav' thereof, t-aid report will stand for contirma- I tion and proof of heirship will be lu-ard, and : such surplus will le-tistril)uted among tho i h.drs and crediiors of s-ii-l estate a ordnitr to ! law. " j Attcs' the Clerk and tle seal of uid Court ! this 29 h tlitv of June. IsTS. I 43 Clerk Oranjfc Circuit Court. Kotice of Final Settlement and Oistrifmtlon. Xotii-e i hereby g-ireti t?iat on thin 1-1 day of -July, 1.S73, Jo I Kig-ijs, Administrator of tho estate of Xoah ftiirton, deceasl. lilett with the C'er" of tho I irruit Court of Orange county, Indiana, his final rt'port as fueh Admiuistrntor, siiowing that there is remaining for distribution the sum of ?23!) 31. The parties herein concerned are hereby notified tltat at the next trm of .said court, and on the flt day tHereof, said r'pot will s and for-eonfirma; ion and proof of heirship will be h -arinnd nnrh surplus w ill be distributed according to law. Attest the Clerk"' and the seal of said court this 1st da v of July, A. I. 1STj4. JOHN Jt. SIMPSON', 42 Clerk OiaiijreCircHitCourt. Notice of Final Settlement and liistrihutiosj. Notice is hereby given that on this 23th da? of Jane. 1S7S, llii am E. Wells, Administrator of the estate of Mary Webb, ilcrnse !. i'tlrd with the Clerk of tho 'Cir. nit Com t of Oraiijr," county, Indiana, his final report as sa. h Administrator, showing that the r- is reiiiai-unij for ciistrihutiou among the heirs of paid i statc, the sum of ?!: 74. Said heirs are lu!iely no', in el lha' at the next term of said court, and on tha first dav thereof, said report will stanri tor coTili. niation and proof of heirship will he heard, ai l such surplus will le distributed amoji.it tiie htir? according to law. Attest the Clerk and the e at ot said court this 51 h day of June, A. P., 1 rs. JOHN 14. SIMPSON". 42- Clerk Orange Circuit C'oart. Commissio tier's Land Sale. Notice is hereby given that by order of the O; an. ire Circuit Court, made in the case of John A. I'urkliiscr et al. vs. JJarbara l'uikhiser ct al., f will sell at public auction, on tne pi-emises, on . SATl'RDAV, JLL1" 13, 1S78, the following- ilt'Bc.ribed r-al esi.-vte, in Of. amre county, Indiana, to-wit: The southwest quarter of the. northwet quarter of section twenty-four (21), and trie ea"t half of the northeast ffuarterof nwtiofi twenty-three, all in town two (2) north and ranjre two (2) wet. Terms of sale One-fifth of the purchase money cash in hand, the residue in eon a! installments at 6, 12 and 1H montlis, the purchaser giving note, Willi good seen rit v. )waring ier cent, interest. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock p. m. MiLTUN S. MAYITY, Commissioner. Aml2vees Sals. .Notice is herebv pivc-nthatl will, as AsiKiice of Henry T. iloxley. oa Fr'iur, .H'LY r, i :s t 'e' 1 ' - "i -I'T !'i"ir,T. le . ru e I t -i ' S t' e s k f v 'mi - i ' f e i "ii ' i' " r i I i -, e- s, ,1 - 1 i rt . r. libs t(! nntneroti wincntHm, or r t e. K .n f i 1 ! 1 ( . ' 1 ' - ' ii ! i 1 1 . . f t t r1 r , ' l , r if, t t w i i r ' t . i - , s ? - , ( .it Pi--, v il't iiirtiit t rt iiTtitri t i - . . o iu. i . ) , a i ' . n s f ---'V ouint'V'ii-' r 1 I vi i - si . . y t. -r ; : , t ti o' I mi i Ii , r i j u j. : . i yu i ; V !)! Vt'l' t. .?i.j.a. a a... . . i j a i. . j-l r. Jtfne I? 7m. 41 W -. ai ,. -3. 4 .31. ..J ju ... At, j- - ' J i... :.!'. i: i ... ,. J W W Wl K f . . i : s
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.r ,11... &ai INSTRUMENTS LAW GARBS. M. S. JIAVITY, 1:. cj. Wilcox. MAVITY a VILSON, Attorneys at Law, SEWTOS STEWART, ID. ATi!! practice in nil the courts of ();a;i nnl aljohiinjr counties. Particular auZ-m,.ij given to collection and probate business. July 11, 1S77. 4;;-r. JFarreH "as ICoblitt, Attorneys at La?, PA01,, IXIAX.t. -OFFICE North East corner f th1 public-sqnare. Especial attention oiven to collections and nroceodi us in Bankruptcy. Jan. s, id77. . ' .';- THOMAS G. .MAHAN, Attorney at La?, hhn Fn Wit wl lulki Sides faia h? Orleans, Intl. Will practice in ail the Courts ot Orange and adjoining counties. Particular attenl ion jjiven to collections and probate business. 336m S. IIAVITY, Attorney at Lav, PAOLI, ITiMAXA. Wiii practice in the courts of Orang and ndjoininjj counties. Collection and Probate business stdicited. Orie in Cole's .building North ni-i? Public sqtinre. Biiskirk & Memmity. O J ' ATTORNEYS at LAW NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE. OiTiee on fconth gide of the ?'j jarTimoop Ci Tsmoop, ii i'T 0IuiT.jj jl Q at Li"W paoli, i::di v'Tf They will practice in all tit Courts of Orange and adjoining coun ues. Collections promptly atteiideJ ' . Oir.ee on the North gida of tht c-suarc, np-stairs- 1 ' ' - - ' f ,"T'Ift a 1 Sm te I '4 . i ft ii toil it I lM , ,,, T,? T I TTT X UdU. tij jl Ijb Lili. "lt; "W 4 13 m .', ? u c -mer cf ru'i; n3T: I ' 3 t a 'jr.i- -'" , l I i j. - 1 -