Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 42, Paoli, Orange County, 3 July 1878 — Page 3

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..IL. -A - - nil i . .- t m i '!r tw n r rr One ropy, rear 1 C3 ()(,(. (,- J f , ! -. 1 1 i On? cpT l! rf ! i J vlpnloDay, july e, ut:. Circuit Court, Monday, loth instant. ... Will II. Martin is attending court at Shoals. jaoin Maxcdon, of Southeast, wm in town Monday. Wheat threshing has commenced. The yie'd is good. Hiram JLindly returned to Bloomington yesterday. Miss I,ula Laferce, of Bedford, U vislllnj relatives here. Remember the Fourth of July and keep it patriotically. Charles Tiilery, of Jackson township, was in town Monday. The Martin Circuit Court is in ession at Shoals this week. Justice JameM Baker, of Northcast, was in town Monday. V. M. HoggU, C-q., of French J,i k, was in town Monday. James II. Mathers, of Oranjjeville. wiw in town Saturday. i is seldom indeed tht a heavier rain falls than that of Monday. next Friday will be the last day of service for the coining term of court. A large number of our citizens will celebrate Ht French Lk'k tomorrow. A number of Paolians attended the basket meeting at West Baden Sunday. It, B. Berwick and James M. McCart, of Orleans, were in town Monday, The Orleans Journal wan non est lust week. What's the matter Mi(le)sou? Thiettts of divers and sundry sdander suits arc being circulated hereabouts. John II. Oilliat aud Doll and Bb Unix tan, of Greenfield, Were in town Monday. Blackberries are ripening and are celling at 10 cents per gallon. The crop is immense. Win. Ryan and Mr. Bum Anderson, f French Lack Springs, were in town. Mond;iy. Rev. IlownnJ, of Livonia, Baptist odnister, preached at tho Presbyterian church Sunday. Brondwell, infant son of Jvhn W. I3ukit k, dit d at Bloomington on Tuesday of last' week. The foot bridge across the crook, near Ring and St ticker's factory, is in a dangerous condition. Mrs. Oscar Aibertson, a highly esteemed lady of Ot leans, died at Seymour Sunday of consumption. Gtorge W. Mi Coy, of Northeast, wsisin town Sunday. lie reported Mrs. Mi Cry as being a little better. W. L. I teed, of Orleans, was in town Saturday morning oii business connected with the schools of Orleans. .,--' A fine canary bird belonging to Mrs. W. F. Osborti escaped frora its eagre Saturday morning and is still at large. ' :" I?v. Yr. Y. T.'etb Mis3 AsinatU Cox attend -l lb a L'tato fain!ay Shc.d C. nvfdi-.i, nt Indianapolis, last wet!:. Or,--- c-..u".ly:ill I ; .':rt;rrsenttdat f'l.c di on tl.j KlTi infant. Evcrjl ly v.::.i3 U l.r;r Uc:t. l V. Vt . V. i i; : .2 t$u?kl;T ITT" t Ft 1 J ;.y Er,.l bs.Ily trui I -z t I f!.c:id.r. r-C:.s tl. t can I; j !.:3 r.r:u vi r ! l0 r.nd :jrs, 2.::: C cf Oc'-).nf (J! Uk i:rc vi : r.t t !; r-;,Ic.: cf Jr.

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. i" in . J.1 I ; 'i ; t r c 7. t : J-.L ; r.tt:r.Jt l by 11.3 II. IV:. t f 1 r.r.J Hi n!i::';y r.;. I r. 'd L-- titrJ Tt s l.;.,l all jirc LtML.l Picker..!, i.r.a in town Saturday in better health than ho hss been for soma titiia past. Ho is but just recorering from the effects of a brclten rib. The .Dcciaratian of JndiiTerencs will be numerously read to morrow and llkewiw the jtoor eagle will presnta pretty apect after tho orators all get through with hlrn. Bev. V. W. Webb preached at McDonald's school house, Southeast township, Sunday. After the services wero over he baptized 1G persons, 11 cf whom were by immersion. Henry Williamson, one of Orange county's oldest and best known citizens died at Orleans Saturday merning. Mr. Williamson had attained the ripe old ge cf 8G years. Arthur Maxwell, an excellent young man, died at Orleans Saturday afternoon of consumption. Deceased was about 19 years of age and was a step-son of General Win. T. Spicely. Chancellor Gullett has commenced suit in the Orange Circuit Court against Or in Manner for damages for assault and battery. Ho sn3"s he is damaged two thousand dollars worth. Mrs. Smith, the nsusic teacher, tried to chloroform herself into 'kingdom come" Thursday night. The prompt application of restoratives defeated her attempt to shuffle off this mortal coil. Work on the premium lists is progressing rapidly. If you want an advertisement in them hand it in at once. The business men of Paoli are nearly all taking advantage of this means of advertising themselves and their business. James Van Bershot and Warren Foster tried to black each others eyes in front of the Albert House Saturday for all of which the first named was fined and coated, before Squire Stinson, to the tune of about tlG. A woman was at the bottom of it. Paoli is a good town and a large majority of our people are clever, virtuous and intelligent and attend strictly to their own business, but truth compels the stntement that we number among our citizens a few vile, black-hearted, devilish iersons whose only stock in trade is slander. They are known to all and should be shun nod by all. They are unworthy the notice of any decent person. Misfortunes never omie singly. The oats crop is threatened by myriads of insects, which for want of a better name tlia farmers call lice. The Rl!il3 - In this vicinity are literally.. alive with these little pests and tLs entire destruction of the crop, which until now promised 211 c normoui yieLI, is predicted. The ouilcok - is gloomy, but remembering tho groundless scare about the fly sand rust, in the wheat,: a shsrt time since, we are in hopes that tho scire will r.gain be worse than the hurt. Peter Mahan, of &tamj:erscreek township, died Imt Sunday fit " the extremeness cf 03 years. He ws the oIJ;it ciii" 0.1 of the county and lc.iv;-s a very L:ig3 clrcla of re 1 1th'CJ, frira.'.j r. .1 cordr.tancij to mourn Lis lc.-y. He retained his rrruil end f hyrc.,1 f.i.ulti-i io a wcmlcrf.;! d ; jrc ?, until within a s;rt t;ri3'-f hliCzxth. Ho vrr. 1 U Lc.w.ab, c; 1:7.1 n. r:;J durirg his lor 7 r.n I lifj 1 1 t. :.) cf :..1 Ln; " , ;er;:,v..i:.a: ,1 f -:, ti. it Ia 1,1 siV1 .1 , 'I t 3. t 1 ... L. r -u:; : d 11 I ra t: . t iv.:

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The Normal Institute bids fair to be larger and better than usual. All teachers, nd persons desiring to review the Common Branches, or to study Elocution, should spend the five weeks here. Persons residing near enough to Paoli to come in each Monday morning and return home each Friday evening, can be boarded at $1 60 per week. The entire expenses of such will he but $12 for the terra. Come every one. The foot bridge across the creek, near the factory, is in a dilapidated and dangerous condition. It should be repaired before some body is killed or crippled thereby. The creek at that poiat ought to be spanned by a good, substantial bridge, that would accommodate the travel upon that road at all times in the year. Tho creek was up from the rains yesterday so that it was not fordable. Thomas Copeland died last night at the residence of his father, Simon Copeland, near this place, of consumption. He was an excellent young man and was highly esteemed, for his many noble qualities, by all who knerr hm. The bereaved family has our warmest syoipathies. Col. F. A. Sears, Treasurer of Lawrence county, and Republican candidate for re-election, has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. M. Syramcs, in this place during the past few days. The Colonel has many warm friends here who were glad to see him among us. Head Philip Bellinger's sewing machine and organ advertisement elsewhere on this pag. If you want anything in hii line give him a call, you will find him re liable, - Wm. Hobson is satisSad that advertising pays. Last week he published in the News a six line Iocj 1 about an estrayed cow, and yesterday he received a letter telling hlra she was at Orangeville. Bed Ribbon Club programme for July loth; Essay, Miss Asenath Cox; oration, Mr. John Throop; address, It v. W. W. Webb; solo, Miss Allie MeVey. , IIon; Leroy Cave, cf Dubois county, was in town Monday. Mr. Cave formerly represented this district in the Stat Senate. A pole cat mudo things lively around the public square yesterday. He did it with his little perfumery bottie. . w IP C 1 H L MOTICES. 7amf ecS. 10,000 pounds wool at Chambersburg. For your Clolhir.g go to Bror.i, t:.j C'wtl.kr. c! .-c v. hire, at Drcra'i. llcmsmbcr v;a k::; Clcthir crdy, giving i . 1 a better r.irtr::c :t t a h?-zlz ever at cl.:" :r TI.. I r;;: t .': of c'l!.!: ; r.t t: j 1:: v. t :.t rL . ; c :x I j f .. ; r. 1 tt X.- Ji - - a w If ; ' : . .:U . ' C, .",, ; ( 11! ()i D.MiL.l;. ; ;ci. .'L 1 lrCi.i, I . ( . . . . r, 1 1 1 1

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Ve frojMh3 bui! llr a net fehool hcj7 near CL rr-'r:r, Oiarge county, IndL.3, TJ.c plans and ( tf.catioii;s or mUl building can I -; ; 1 and exairdnrdst the t; Z.j cf J. P. Throop TI; contract f ;r .-aid btiiSding will lm let to. tkvf lowest balder, at Chambersbur, rm Friday, July 12, IlilxiiVTnixLi:, J. P. Tltuoor, Trilsfcos." . Jake Snider, ftt his shop, one square west of the public square, la now prepared to do all and every kind of b'acksmlthlng at ro-ck bottom prices. All ha mks h a fair trial and a comparison of Ills work. All work warranted. 58 tf Kelis. . Persons wishing belh for. farm?, school houses, churches, factories, mills, or for any purpose whatever can be accommodated at Bimdy &, White's. Thej' will furnish any size you want. S3tf - We are the boys that want your wool. Bring it along. THOMAS & BUKGESS, C3- Chambe-rsburg. 500 bushels corn, pounds bacon, tor which I will pay the cash or goods. A. J. Biiodki. May 1, 1S78. 83 Remember That Thomas Stale-up, on the east sido of the public square, has opened out a first class stock of Family groceries, provisions, confectioneries &c., &c. Also a nice lino 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 exchange at the highest market price. Sewing Oaohincs and Orgs i ifi Pcr:oas wanting a Sewing Machine will find it to their atlvatitag-s to call on or address iuc, an I keep nil kials ami give instruction iu the manner of working. I buy f-r cash and tell LOW for same. I also deliver Organ-- at the lowest cash rstes. I will deliver a 11 machines or organs old In- m. riHLIl BELLING KR. . JutyS, 1ST8. - ii ly PAOLI RETAIL MARKET. CORRECTED WKEKI.T BT BtTXDY A WfllTE. July 3, 1878. Apples Oreen per bus........? (A Apples Dried per bus Bacon per lb 5 7 Butter per lb 10 Beans per ha 75 Coffee per tb 20C& 30 Cheese per tb 20 Crackers per tb.... 10 Coal Oil per gal 25 Chickens per doz 1 002 CO Corn per bus 35 Kgrxs per doz , 05 White Fish per kit 83 Mackerel per kit 1 25 Flax Seed per bus . JQ Flour per cwt 3 03 Hides green per lb 5c Hides dry per R 10 12 Hay per cwt 40 Lard, pr lb.... 03 Molasses N. O. per gal 60 Molasses Sorghum-... 30(a) 40 Meal per bus 40 50 Oats per bus.... 25 Onions per bus 60 Peaches dried per bus 1 75 Potatoes Irish per bus 40 Potatoes Sweet per baa ....... () Tlajs cotton per ft 1 l!a,g;s woolen per lb , c Si? -ar N. O. per fi 10 Sunr Coffe per ft 12 Sugar Granulated per lb...- 15 Salt, nnw barrels 1 60 Sheep Skins , 25M 50 Teas per J 15 45 Vinegar per gal - SO Vinegar pe bbl 6 00.7 00 Wheat tser bus (5 ?5 fWW gf M f tub B w 4 : wrnr nrrnoxci it -i & ua turn k fet-.9 JtnJi te- tr;.L3tf tr IZnlr, Hada only tiy i k-j;;, al p" --;'! j ,armmis l-A

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TiTn i ff n 5 Th srreat celebrity at onrTlX TAf J TOItAt;t'ilm c urtetj 'man v imitation threto be placed on tlte market, we therefore c rav.tion 'all thewcrs against jmrvhasiug twitch iDJirm i',ns, 2 All dpalers buying: or st'llinir other pin r tolarct bcaritstr "a hard or tnetaiiie label, e rrniler themselves liahie ti the penalty of 1 the law, and .11! !?ertui violating vttr tiale murks fire pnai habl by fin tind i n;iriVonilefst. S" act of onsfrv!., Antr. 14. tHTH. a .f.' pfnuitie IjOltlLbAHO 1'tS TA(! .3,-TO !$ Al t' can be dMinyniffhed br TIN x'fAd on e.irh Shis!) With the wrd boiULI, Ul t;lli-. 'c H -r tons tobacco Sotd in- t8T7. and a BCtrly 3,0tK! pcrwns entiiovel In. factories. Taxes jijiid (oertin). ut in 1S7J aiMiut :i,5W.0tK, and during past 12 rrfr over 20,-S-(10.tH'. S THew jroods ."fsld ljr joi'bet Bt mannp f act tl rera ra t ea. &i-Sm Slay Tall. About But wc want fJ " 11 "1 ' , ' s 5 t J o anl will pay to tho public that we are now about rea.ly to card your wool into roll at the low pt iccof 6 cents per ponnd for White orS'; cent for mixed when K''"ise is f nmished, or wlien desired, the pound toll. Wo warrant all our wark when the material its good and in jrood condition. Wc want to buy 100,000 Pounds cf Wee!, for which wo will exchange goods at the lowest prices. Call and sec ns at our mill in Paoli, lud. KING & STITCKEIt. April 3'J, 1873. S3. runisiv icxA3iir.4TioaT or TEAfinrjis. - I will hold Public examination f Applicants to teach in the Common Schools of Orange County, Indiana, at the High School building in Paoli, on tha last Saturday of each month. Examination will commence at 9 o'clock a. m. Applicants must present the proper certificate of jrood moral character. I will also be at the Auditor's office in Paoli on the second Tuesday of each month. JAMES L. NOBLITT, County Sup t. Paoli June 23 1975. 41. GHEAP IY1ILLIIMERY AND ?AITGY GCOi 1 A first class assortment of Spring and Summer oods U be sold at the lowest rah prices to suit tho times. Ilatx. Flowers, Kibfjon of the latest and most fashionable styles. In Fancy Goods will be found nil the novelties for the season, snch as Ladies' Neck Scarfs, Ituschins: in black and white gwwls, Silk Handkerchiefs, Belts, Cuffs and Collars, tlloves. Corsets, Kmbroiderv, Fancy Combs, Dress Ilottons. Jewelry, Mottoes. Zephyrs, and a g-iKfl assortment of Ladies' and Blisses' Hosiery. " Hats bleached and colomt in fashionable shape on short notice. Hats bought at my store no charge for trimming-. 0- MllS. K. I. BEX.JJMAX. CI I A 2IBERSB UIZ G, IXD. THOMAS BURGESS Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, nats. Caps, Hoots, Shoos, Ready-made Clothinar. Ladies flats a specialty. We have a PTeneral assortment of poods which we will sell at lottoni prices for cash or prodwee. Bring on your produce ami get the liitdiet market price for it. ".:-:oi I Want 1000 Agents to Canvass For Tl" f " r ? f lmit)FI will jfivenrh terms and furnish such advertissnfT facilities th-it no mnn need make less than t-: 'i fver ionth and all eXtK-i's no matter whether ho ever canvasifod before or not. Address 1K. ). IMIKLI'S JiKOW.N. Jt Grand Street, Jersey City, and fall par ticulars will he sent bv return jiiail. y iia A PAY' trt "A fronts canvassinjr for the V . Fireside Visitor. Terms and Outfit Free. C Address 1. O. VICKERY, Atifirnsta, n i no fl l.At tl m five f fi f t $ i I I W E W" Mm, W S Ji : iutus of mmr-'it90 K)f tAm crett rf & MpfJ e?-en a4 rr!h vifM.ft f W c ?k - A Nw for rir, ww.iA ..1 .'-iX 'L I.,.-.:; ?',' ..- ' o tm diw W WJ JrJ V I" ' v " !T :':T

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lias retfentlv l)foti thoroojihU- renov.tfod and refurnished and is ftain opu to the uhlie. l'atrons of the lluusi Will' be turns-tiled ooLironTABi-i: noons, A table furnUiteil with the best tile market affords at reasonable rates. A si. are of the public patronage is solicited. .. . - MflS.S O. vriHTC, Proprietress.

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The table at a!S times supplied with the best the market fiords airy, comfortable rooms, clean beds, &e.t Ac. Carriage meet every train, conveying pas-iengem to French Licit and West Baden Springs and all intermediate points. Drummer supplied with "ris" at all times. Hacks will leave Albert House, in Paoli, every morning nt 8 o'clot-V, making connection wish northern train. 23-tf W. II. Gil A Vi 15, Prop'r.

f hm 0 CI "XJ 60. P. ROVELL u. GO'S, SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS ilanr ocj-ons !V)nso this list lo be rm no fed "of C1IKAP, lovr-jit iced iievsfj;&jnrs. lie fact is iinite otherwise. The t autiH'ue states e.a-.fly what the jawrs are. Whtn the name f " inut"r is printed In Fl'l-L FACKTVPK it is ia every in.-tai. e the BIT Ffflfw-r in the place. When i intid in CAIf ALfj it i.t lh? OXiV ianjr in the iae. W hen printed in rotuan lef-rs it if neither tSie bet twr the only 'pajxr. tt:t is ini!allv a verv id one iiotwIth-l.Tiiduis. The; li.-t (fives the population of every town ami the cireutatioa of e-verv ;rer. tr is not a rourriATivE l!t. "iri. NOT A CilllA." LIST. At the frt of the Catalog-He for r ftrh .-t.-i-e the iB!!wrtant towns ivhieh re not -t-v-pi-H (it iheli-t an enutn;r.'it.-l. l'l IH AX IISi-;ST f.I-T. The rate charytil for ad TPrtisin are bandy one-fiftli th jujSrli-her-' i-lnMitilc. Ti'iK rie for ono ineli four wi-ctl ine the ftitire list fs f-i-v!... Tle reg-Blar tau of the ff.irfr for the ma ar and tioie are f.t.;V. S... The ii-t itsriiii!: '-'TO newspaper, r-f whit-h lf' stre issitoi 1AILY and" K WEEKLY. They are tnrneii in K2S A i Terent ritiee sod town1", of whieh ii are Skat t'aj)ittils. S-s place of over S,? poptdatiott s ml fit limn jW-sr. List s-rit on Arplsf-a-iioa. Adilwo fi K. t. ROWfcLI. .'t CO'H X KWSS'APKSJ A1JVKRTIMXG Mi." ii K AC, 10 turtle Pi- ( CtiRt in ilue Sj. j New York. nil i nfrh . - . , , - - -- j - - St 1 j!'-V f if e i cf Or1

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