Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 50, Paoli, Orange County, 28 August 1878 — Page 3

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,in -y three m1u -J ""ullDNISDAY', AUG, 23, 1S78. Peal oar Newberry itesss Commissioners Court next Uon-day. Rpad :f.iriin & Megenity'g law car J. Mr. Jacob Cause! la still dangerously No honorable man will sell his It is now but 20 days uni.il oar fair -i!Ilfgin, Clias-IL Keith, cf Orleans, was in town Sua-Jay. EJ.Tegarden, of Northeast town skip, v&i in town Saturday. j (.,;- Tierce and sitter, of Wasbingion, are at tle Springs. A valuable cow belonging to Ben. M. Lirte died last Thursday. Hon. W. F. Sherrod is in town, the guest of his brother, Dr. J. H. Sherrod. Dr John A. Ritter Jr., and Tony Farrell, cf French Lick, wero in town Fri day. Josiaii Trueblood is lyinrj at the point of death at bid residence just sou 0f town. Ju'gc K. D. Pearson haa heen rusticaiing at the Spiisgj during the past The next term of the Orange Circuit Court will begin on the 18th dny of November. Jutljic Frank Wilson and family, of LV.IIord, went to French Lick Spring jeaterdav. Trustee Thos. N. Mathers and Jas. H. Mathers, of Orangeville township, were in town Friday. The public, schools of Paoli will open i n the I'M of September, the week foK i ' ' tLo fair. .limmie. son of Hiram E. Wells, has t ot n quite sick for several day?. Vi e 1 not b urn his disease. Dr. Jnhn A. Ritter, Sen., and Mr. Alfred Crunt-r, of Orangeville township, svere in town Saturday. Y. M. Hoggatt, Jo si ah II. Chariic?, Tho;--. Cave and James Marloy. of French Lick, wore in town last week. Mr. George W. CampbeP, of Lick lYeek, left last week on a visit to Kanh.i. to be absent two or three weeks. rr. L. S. Lowlcs yesterday purchased from Jndsre Simpson the building occupied l y jut-kirk & Duskirk as a law of tiO Mr. John A. Iludelson will leave in a fi-Tt d;iys on atrip through the Western country, Kansas beins his objective el a Dutq Ilurtt dropped in on us -Monday, and, hciides swapping a few wii'i uk, roundly abused us -lor broken Jiroiiiists, Lc. Miss Ri-bccca Story, an p.ged,E'iaiden lady, ditd at the residence of Mrs. Mc C'racken, on the old French Lick road, Lit Thursday. Hon. Kb, Henderson, Auditor of State, a teom panted by bis iamily, passed through town last Wednesday on his ity to the Springs. ihe minor heirs of David Duncan, dec .iscl, have commenced a proceeding in court to have their gaardian, Jame3 M. McCart, reinoTed. Josiah II. Cbarrjc qaa'iSed last week i Adair.istrator of the estate of Mrs. Jau-.ea Marley, recently deceased. See bu notices in another colaitnn. Join II. Buchanan qua!lc-d last Fri a Adraistitrator cf the estate of John W. Ferguson, deceased. His notices will be found elsewhere. Leonard Philips, an old and well lr"D cui:cncf French L'.ck to- i.sblp, i- ' j. 'Vi S , : ,.2-, 1 V., L. ' i T 'crofli.d. i,tccfise-J was G7 years ojJ. I Jcn I. Me- --" r ire f,-r- ,,ao-' .rt..::C:- for law. ,vn c; i t e J an V c u iu9 west It is A ; I f.rr.i. ' 1 1 r. .c . "- r.. . j I j 1 ri ! i " " . a c'.-U ti 1 ttj .cintly. v. wa,s I c 1 1 II-:rri.:i,i i . : i. 1 1 . f i I

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I 1' I'-.t ccr..cy t f ! . ci utity 1 "re j f tli r I j . er ' A ' . , f r-' . t . i r. a . . c .t .u6"it"e I ).; -ret" !.- c ir i to Lar tV ti utb t!,i y l.r ir 1 it , 1 w t away saUsHed en.1 rejoicirs. Mr. Landers Erst aildressad the raseting in a speech ofgreit power, fall cf jlwa facta and Cjire,?, dlirerel"ia a plain, sensible, business like way that all could understand and none coa'd foubt or misunderstand. He confined timsslf entire ly to a discussion of the fimmcas, a subfact upon which be ia ti best posted man in the eountry. Wc wish every voter in the county could have beard hisj. At the conclusion of kis speech Mr. Sbanllia was introduced to the audience and delivered" a clear, pointed, logical and elcKjunt address, confining bis remarks in the main to Stat matter!. The infamy of the Radical party in so rerrymandring the State as to disfranchise the Democratic majority was portrayed in it true clora. If the Democrat i control the next Leiala ture be farors a fair and honorable reapportionment, with Districts geographically compact and as nearly uniform in population bs it is possible to get them. Oa account of the lateness of the hour when be commenced speaking Mr. Shankliii's address was necessarily brief, but it fully met the expectations of bis friends, who are proud of their gallant and talented youn standard bearer and will testify their appreciation by giving him a rousing majority in October. Keep the good work going on. TThile Doc Wells was driving a team of four mules neav tils residence, oa tliQ roa.d WfSt. of here, last Prid. j", Ins little son ran up too ck'tc to one of the mules when it kicked hiin in the forehead, ser i On sly hurting him. This frightened the balance of the team and they started to run, Mr. Wells doing all in bii power to stop them but without avail. They became so thoroughly frightened that be oon lust all control of them and was thrown to the ground, be also being seriously injiued. The team continued it mad flight down the road until it reached Campbell's tore, at Lick creek, where it was stopped, with but little damage done to themselves or the wagon. Mr. Wolis and his litthi son, although both seriously hurt, are getting along well as could be expected. We desire itftin to call the attention of our readers, and especially of our farmer readers, to the importance of a united etlort on the part of all to make our coming fair an exhibition worthy of our county, There is nothing that is calculated to, and does, advance and improve the farming and stock interests of a community more than a well patronized and successful fair. It affords and invites an interchange of thoughts and ideas; it creates a friendly rivalry, the result of which is seeu on all sides in better cultivated farxis and better stock. The want of such an exhibition indicates a lack of spirit and enterprise that speaks badly for a community. Every man in the county, and especially the farmers, is interested in this matter and should use every effort to build up the Society and make its exhibitions what they used to be first class ones. . lion. Wni. F. Sherrod addressed the Democracy of this county at Bedster's school bouse, in North West township, last Wednesday, j-.nd at White's school house, in Greenfield township, on Tburs. day. At each of his appointments he had good crowds, and being in good trim, and fortified with solid, unanswerable arguments, be dealt our opponents such sturdy blows a they will not soon recover from. The Doctor was accompanied to each of his appointments by the Democratic county candidates, Who are also getting in some effective work. Keep the ball rolling from now until election dav. Twice, "loriou-? Dan,' as cur ncig-hbor calls him, Mr. Voorhees has been a candidate for U. S. Senator, anil both times he lost the vote of Orange county. Will he gpt lie Stueker's vote if he is elected? 2ieit&llcatu Captain Stacker will be elected; C.qitain SI ticker will vote for Mr. Vixjrhcrs and 21 r. Voerhecs will be triumphantly elected United States Senator. Put that in year pipe and'smoke it. The yellow faver senurga It Increasing, in the South. A perfect reign of terror exists and all who ettn are fleeing northward. The daily death ryll U appalling. Heartrending appeiLs for aid are niade. Iet Paoli eontribato her mite. Addles of PaoII,' here is another chance for you to do a good Mr. Jc-"i' VriMo, 1 "'.'.or knjwiv t) r tr c U r.eps an J.i -? V i' !?, d : r i rcrj . '. 1 - t.lj- at Lis I er - near Liv tsr.ia la it h . '.. He rri-re 1 T! jt2at ",rj t as u, i it (i J w.-M foMi-d i.cal in ! i. 1:1 ). s - si IP o. r iv.f. r .-;' :a ia ri"I 1 1 t :.? n iit-.'-r is vt .y r-.- ? tr 1 s r ur..--lj xi p-i i c car rt. .! -j cry ." .! .r. V - ; ; . i r 1 r:ic". cf tb!; ; rt r. s rf t!,li ; -t . f t'. j c;. :.i- , i ! v, , 5 u :i i r. ' j . L j t , 1. " t, t t c: i t

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. r e n rtite 1 ( ith the cbi-i.h i.f tho United LVctJ rc'-i in C!;r!t tome time during the ye-ir I T.;, at Vi'on Ch?p !, on Lo.t rvcr, ia t.l:th fbj b.rrda f .it!,fnl member beloved by nil; both in the church and out. Her sickliest only lasted five days. It brings eaJntas to our hearts to remember that an important link in the chain of christian friendship has been separated by the ruthless band of death, though this we much lament, we raust bow submissively to the providence of an infinitely kind and loving father, who doetb all things well, and one of whose faithful children was the subject of thi3 writing. As she drew near death she spoke to her many friends around ber and told them not to weep for her, and assured them that she would soon be at home with Pa and Ma and many other friends who had gone before. While to-day we feel sadly bereaved of a faithful and cherished friend and fellow member ef our church, we rejoice in tb thought thct she lives in a fairer clime, where she is permitted to enjojthe hallowed association of the blasted in the realms of eternal happiness and to dwell forever in the glorious light of the sun of righteousness. We hereby extend our heartfelt sym-. pathies to that one whose heart bleeds in silence for tha object he so much loved, and also to Mrs. Allegre the step mother, brothers and sisters in their severe loss, and earnestly trust that as cf brethren and sisters and friends, we may be permitted to meet in Heaven, where separations never take place and where naught shaH ever mar our mutual peace. W. A. RICHARDSON. Slareng'o Kormal KCllool. We, the corn mittw, in behalf of the student of the Marengo Normal offer the following resolutions: 1st. That we heartily extend innthanks to the worthy Profs. J. M. Johnson anil J. M. llaskinn, fur their able instructions and thorough drill in our winter's work. 2nd. That we as a school tender our thanks to the He vs. Breeden and Husk ins for their moral and ins'ructive lectures. 3rd. That we aho offer our thanks to Win. Daniel, M. D., and J. Ia. Suddarth, L, L. B., for thir noble efforts to do us good. Both of whom were formerly students of Prof. Johnson, the former u graduate of the Louisville, Ky. school of Medicine, furnished us great aid by his lectures on Physiology, the latter, a graduate ol" Ann Arbor, Michigan, entertained us agreeably and eloquently upon the subject of True School and their laws. 4th. That we tender our thanks to Rev. E. Hughes fur his noble efforts on the subject of Temperance. 5th. That we unanimously express our appreciations to tho citizens of Marengo for their hospitality during our stay among them. Gth. Thl a copy of these resolutions be sent to the county papers cf Cravford, Orange, Perry, Spencer and Washington for publication. N. B. HENDRICKS. 1 W. A. PIERSON, I J, W. ANDERSON, Com't. W. II. TROTTER, A. E. IIASK1NS.' "Dr. W. F. Sherrod is making several speeches for the terrified Democratic candidates in this county." llepublican. True, all but the "terrified" part, but, judging from the way you are squealing about tha Dr's. ppeeehes, they are evidently hurting you. Be calm, brethren. Samuel B. Easter 2 H d George Apple, of Sullivan county, formerly of this county passed through here Monday, having in custody a young man named Flick, who bad stolen a horse from Mr. Easter and brough. it to this county and traded it to John Dixon, of French Lick township. Flick was arrested by them in Greenfield township. Ttey recovered the stolen horse and took it tack with them. Uncle Tom !:!edser, of Northwest, was in town and cal'ed on us Monday lie informed i:s that be Lad about con chid si to Uks the National Greenback "Khute,-until be beard Curry's speech. 1 1'' e-ys V. at c-.r: 1 1 i, i, r- I 1.3 will "tVc V" t!.s .r!y, villi : Icli J !.! L lo:: ; I 1' fJthIcl. L' ; : re one tjr Uacla i.r. aj. G. V, i. 3n, cf Itewtoa Stew&rt, i r. r . r ,t, i' r o- , i. . ... , , t L. " f Ti

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As there has not been any items from this neighborhood for some time I thought J would write you a few. -Health i.? unusually good for this time cf year. - Farmers done threshing wheat with an average crop, and havo commenced plowing lor nnalUhr crop bat have had to quit on accotiut of dry weather. We had a good cr;p of wheat, oats and grass, with the pr.pect of a good com Crop. Plenty of peaches, Jshn Springer, we judge, has over tno thousand bushel." Winter apples will be scarce, Irish potatoes so plenty they will hardly be worth digging. We can truly" toast of the independent farr.:3 in this year of our monetary crisis. We understand our Trustee has hired his teachers fsr this township and we are well satisfied with the selection he haa made - for our. school, and approve his acts', as it does away with the neighborhood strife caused in school elections. We are looking forward to tho time of our county fair with great anticipations of a good and paying fair. I never saw so much stocK trimming up as there is for the present one. That is right, farmers, bring your families and stock to the fair.and let it turn out en masse and make a good fair and show other counties that we have some energy and enterprise in Old Orange yet. OCCASION ALEY. We had hoped, tint this canvass Would be conducted on the live, vital issues o the day, but our Republican ft lends, knowing the weakness anrj hopelessness of their cause, ara again appealing to the passions lf the people, instead of their masons. Go on ge ntletnen; call us Rebels and traitors just as much as'ou please we can stand it knowing as we do that you haven't the" power-and won't dare to repeat your old wartime tricks of dragging Orange county Democrats front their homes, just before an election, taking them to Indianapolis, incarcerating them in dungeons, until election day is past, and then releasing them without a shadavv of a charge ever being preferred against them. Fling aloft your little, bloody shirts if you wnt to. t It is now "glorious Dan" with our neighbor o the News, How was it when McDonald run against Voorhees fwr S p a to r? -Republican . What has Mr. McDonald's race for Senator against Mr. Voorhees four years ago got to do with our support of Mr. Voorhees now, Mr. N a t i o n a 1 -G r ee n fen v k -Labo r Ed i t or of the Republican? What was you doing four, ycari ago pretending to run a Democratic paper, wasn't you? 1 When we read ran article in the Republican, attacking a county official, and afU rwards find the copy from which it was set, written in the well knbwn hand of one of the legal frateriity, lying upon the street, why, jjof course, ju know, we know, yho "ri"it. Men of all parties are getting aroused upon the Question of buying and selling fotos. Let the subject be agitated .until a healthy public sentiment i reated in that direction, and the amnable practice will be stopped j Union Kaslicf I Icetlng. A Union Basket I luting will be held at the Cool Pp. -ig, one mile west of Paoli, Im's-i: in Sabbnth, Sept. 8th, 1873. Pre." ;hing both in the forenoon and afl. 'noon, interspersed ' with servLrs of song. This meeting , .wa rj-ointet! by representatives from t!ie churches cf ths Fffen&, Me the lt, Presbyterian, Baptist ancl Ci , :;ijnj. All are Invited to eoi?;o a ;th bi.-j'kefs filled with proviiian, Srr:d hearts ov ei H'jwirg with thri.-- "..m c!.::rity. fi r i " tarn W . 'A mm r f-v All :r: .s ir.'.vjbtcr t j il.s t:ntl.i j: 4 r- t ?- 1 1 ! 2 t p cr re ill I 2 vcuii -II. ,1 to ; t y . . r : 2c,v ' ' ' I.; 1' ! ,. t! 1 -i c. '. rr f r c " .11: :. V it ir . .i.I:,' 1 b - e . L; t i j r f : t

Brora, I ho dothisr, will Eellyeif c'othifig at greatly reduced prices, and of a good "quality. Don't yot? want a good' "suit of clothes befot'e the fair?" Go to Drorn tiie clothier and buy them che-ap.

Summer clothing &t almost cost at- Droni's now. Drcm, the clothier, at Braxtan's corner, la selling a large amount of clothing, and is selling it cheap. Go to Drom's and buy ycu a good fall suit of clothes, a large stock to select (torn. Joe Levi, clerk at Drom's clothiTig store, will treat you right if you w'.unt anything in the clothing or notion line. Go and see Joe. Have you ?ecn those California Overalls at Drom's? Go and see hisstc. . Everybody is cordially invited lo call on Drorn, the clothier,' for all kinds of clothing. OIO Kj-es made 2few. Spectaei frames refitted with new glasses, selected by Jteger'a test types to suit the eyes for 50ct3. per pair. If you have old specs, the frames of vhicfr will justify relilling bring them aiorg, 1 use only the finest periscopie lenses. 1IOLLINGS WORTH, lied, White & Blue No, Amber Wheat wanted, T. B. Waiter & Sn, Orleans. Cash, Cash, Cash, for Wheat, Wheat, Wheat, T. B. Walker & Son. Orleans. Wanted. COO bushels corn, oOO pounds baT con, tor whiah I will pay tho cash or goods. A. J. RriouKs. May 1, 1878. !3 Greenbacks Wanted. All persons indebted to me on account are hereby notified that prompt and immediate settlement of the same will be required. This is the first and last notice. Solomon Scott. July 21, 1878. 45tf We will pay you the "Boss" price for your Wheat, T. B. Walker & Son, Orleans. tVanted. 10,000 pounds wool at Chambers burg. 36Tiiomas & BdROEss. NOTICE. I Willi take Mexican DoIjlaks at par in exchange for Stoves, Tin wake, Hardware, ok any other Goods in my Line. BEN. D. -RILEY. Aug. 14, 1878. 48-tf For the very highest cash price for Wheat go to T. B. Walker & Son, Orleans. - We are the boys that want your wool. Bring it along. Thomas & Bukgess, 80- Chambersburg. Don't fail to take your wheat and other produce to Braxtan & Thompson at tha Unionville cash Store. 2w If you want a suit of clothes made or cut out go to Wm. Worrell. Shop on East side of the square, over Dr. Lindley'g oSce. lie will satisfy you at reasonable prices, tf. nesneRiIiesr That Thomas Stalcup, on the east side of the public square, has opened out a first class stock of Family groceries, provisions, confectioneries &c.f ic. Also a nice line of fiats, caps, boots and shoes. All of which will bo sold at the lowest living prices. Remembei also thai when you buy 'goods of xiie thai you don't buy auction goods,- but you -buy warranted goods. Call and see for yourself. Terras cash, or good produce taken in exchange at the highest market price. r2tf Termtt waatiwr a dewing 3Li-?sie vif! ft ml it to tHnr a--l ?ant-F rre f call n r a .1lrJ!4 m. n. I twi ail" Kimi-S ant civ iaRtrnRtiou lit tl; iisriiier of worfcli-.f. I !nv J-t r :-n u-: Ik.', I fr i-;i;iiP. 1 ,!,.- i n'-!i -' tj - j t iel,v"ttn"ir")K. i w .11 !, ..Mra..1 fr - ? : ? . J 'i! r !-.r. 4i It

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

'"you Slay 2rl!& About GrccnbapK5i Gold mi Silver, But we wit and will say to the punliis tliat we arc now altout reaily to card your wool into rolls at the low price of 6 cents per ponml for white or8i ceuts for mixett when grease is furnished, or when desired, tha pound toll. We warrant all our work when the material ia good and in rood condition. We want to buy 100,000 Pconds of Wool, for which wc will exchange goods at the lowest prices. Call and see ns at our mill in Paoli, Ind. KING. & ST PICKER. April 23, 1878. 32 ITOS2 TO consumers OFTOBACCO. 'J " The crreat celebrity of our TIN TAG TOACCO has caused many imitations therei of to be placed on the market, we therefore 5 caution all cliewers against purchasing asiich imitations. All dealers buying or Belllh5 other plug j tobacco bearing a hard or metallic label, et render themselves liable to the penalty of 2s the law, and all persons violating our trade marks are punishable by fine and inlprisVonrnent. See act of Congress, Avr. U, a The genuine liOKILLAIlD TIN TAG 2 TOBACCO can be riif tinruished bv bTIX 2 TAG on each lump with the word LOUILLAliDsfampetl thereon. Over t.m tons tobacco otd to tSTT. and nelHy S,0JO persons esaployed in fitctorie. Taxes paid Government in 1877 about 13,.Vio.ooo, and daring past 12 years, over fit),H OOO.OOO. g These jroods sold by all Jobbers at manuH factureri rates. 81-Sm A..'' J". Uliocles, B2ALER lit Groceries ci Provisions ? r t t t f" - f w i kJ t. a Jt J hJ- W t Paoli, Ind., Aug. 25, 18??. .'G, Tf.i-!1 i,.fr-,i t-f r: i '? ff -,r. - . a ! 1 ;i,,i'li,iiir r-imntl-s r' at . r rf .r pi - j, t -I t .1 1! t ii i . It. 'I---1 Kri'Vn I'lj 1 1 i r, ; , " i'(t' ft i T 1 "i i-,M'it'i' !'!' .1 ,i!i! I'fi.'i, . , v ,i . ! ai)i J rsn t ! pii . t, , t v. e ivc i ; i- n I -r! . v ? i ' ; r t : i , lm t i kir. i ( ' is t.:t-.f flu I i4nii.. E. -. ..-

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