Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 2, Paoli, Orange County, 25 September 1878 — Page 2
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1 -,t fil i ; I i ! . ' . . 7 ' 1 ; 1 - r . ; r , ,, (, . j- m , r.;"in". '' " " rt r MrtJ, fn v -t j 7 - ' .',,-..-, r, , Et;:ncj I', jcrl to, ' . i ! t i' i at h ! iiDcinccraiic C'r.tc Ticket. JOHN G. I f A K I. IN. of ai-d , lit,-cm i.ty h r , v. ' !' . t -f MAlII.oN 1. JIAX..N.f ?.: ni ..- Co. ....t f Stat-. WH.IIAM 1 !.i.VIM,.,r A!!, u tci.nSy. Ki.r A ttrir G. -ct at. THOV A- W. 4oI.r.N. of .l:r.n i"itir1r ! ''i'i'l Piddle !i -Ul l !!!. J .i 3. E.5 si. - m a rt. r a;:- r. ..t i t-. . nr-ntccrntlc flftfrltt Tfctict. Fr Otncrc-ss, THOMAS II. COBC, of Knox (V. JYr .v fate Fcnn f ir, WH.LfAM A. TilA YI-OII, of Idttuols County. ir J ni.: It Ui Judicial Circuit, ruANris wilson, of Law Tt nee County. For J'r'.st color K'th Juu'u-ialOirc tilt MILTON S. MAVITY, of Orange County, For Johit llrpn enfativo, JAMLS F. STUCK El', of Orange County. DEMOCRATIC COUXTY TICKET. For Clerk, JOHN It. SIMPSON. For Tre asurer, GEORGE 13. McCOY. For Sheriff, VIRGIL MOON. For Surveyor, joiin Mcdonald. For Coroner, A L EX A N D E It M cC RACK EN. For Comrnissiont-r (2d District, AARON SPEER. Democratic Central Com mtttec. James F. Stacker. Chairman. Janus I- Noolitt. Secretary. James M Worrell; John I). Carter, John K. Jenkins, Samuel C. Miller, John K. Mavity, Luke H. Cogswell. "Vm. II. Kendall, James M. Summers. llcep it before the people that Hayes stole the office of President of the United States and to day occupies, through fraud, the seat that leg-ally and rightfully belongs to another. We call upon Cyrus Janes tho National candidate for Representative to know for whom ho will vote for United State? Senator, if ho is elected. The people want to know. Let no ood Democrat think for a moment about swapping votes on any candidates. That is an old trick of the enemy. A vote for the National ticket is a vote thrown away, and a half a vote for the Republican1! ticket. Democrats, stand by your party. A vote for the Republican ticket is an indorsement of Hayes, the man who occupies tha seat that more than a quarter of u million of a majority of the voters of the UniUs.1 States said belonged to Samuel J. Tilden. Where is the Democrat that will indorse that great steal. Judge Mavity, of Paoli, Democratic e.ituiidatt? for Prosecutor of tins Circuit, was here the latter part of last week. Mr. Mavity's t ntlenuuily bearing makes friends for him whei-evur he goes. BloomWhen Mr. Fd wards was . member of the Legislature, besides votir; tor the salary jrab, he voted iini the tlaxttr Rill. Of-oure, temperance people will now vole paint Mr. Edwards. Bloom inXVt- 'ubli.-h tlds week the card of Cyrus Jones. Mr. Jor.es delim to 1 m ;u d i'!:t to fur reprefv.itsti ve. A copy .f t be ?anie ouil Ui!,-'(M t.i the Piioli Weekly New s tut v as U lale iT publlrati"n in aid puprr this week. Th atsve ilrm :ipjntrd iti the lit pu!di'.u) ia-t Yr!i!eI.ty afier- . , up to wl.ii li tiiue the only ! Iii' .i J . -ut j o ; (, I,'. , a -. rd J , ! l.i the t44t ' ' Lit r l ! e Ni u , ..i a n t ,t rI v i Wall i '. iy t'a u by ; i r. J- ' i r " i - 1 ey, v. is!i Mr. . i i ' j , . s i i ! "I 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 , I ft -.. I ; Is i ! , t" ' ! act pu-l t N' i ! 1 i - : ' ' - i tiw f J . t ' ' j i - 'la e, and l t ut I l tbi.; ini it au tsl li'.i''Ji 3 " j i i r i til i . Y.."- '- i Mr. J v vjt.
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Cytti' J iM-s to tit line tht Natloriti! i ei t: but k itft'd!atton f ..' Itepit tentative, thf Republic ui-, we b-arn, wiil ii.ibi.r- Mr. Jones and i b 1 1 by n:,U v b:;u their cano" id;! to too. Tl.att.ioy lav tK'ii foi.ft ri in with b :. u i , w itli that ob. j vt in view. v know to be true, :t;d v. e 1 nu tt; ri her that 1 iicy wild .not he dent so had they not known, or t ismej Jit, th-ir interests -afe In his ix pinr. They w ould sooner .stick their hands in the tire than support him, if th- y imagined he would cast his vote for Mr. Voorliees vr would vote' to undo the infamous apportion tnent of the .-t;tn, imule bv the radical Legislature f 1S72-3. Will Mr, Jones pleas inarm the people w hat pledge, if any, he liainade th-n;and will heal.-o pit-use inform the propie further, as to how he w ill vote, if elected, upon the two propositions stat. d boe? Twoye-iisago the Democratic parly polb-d in or votes than al1 tho itlier parties combined. It w s swindled out of the fruits of its victory, a thing that will r.ot occur agiin, for the reason that the people Would not again tamely submit to so great a wrong, and the scoundrels who perpetrated the damnable outrage Would not dsn; attempt its repetition. The success of the Democratic party in thetouii ag election is as certain as fate, and to it, aiid it alone, can the people look for relief. Every Democrat in the land who contributed to the sul'.'CSj of his party hi 1S7G, although wj were swindled out of the fruits of our victory, owes it to himself, to hisparly. and to his country, to stand up squarely by the grand o'.d party and by his unscratched ballot repudiate the great presidential steal. A vote now, either directly or indirectly, for the Republican party, is an indorsement of that great outrage. Hon. Wm. F. Sherrod has been canvassing Crawford county in the interest of the Democracy, and has spoken to large and enthusiastic crowds. In speaking of his canvass the Record says: At lirownstown, the tirno was divided with Joseph Cox, E-q., of Orange county, a greenback speaker, who was completely djm 1 i sired by the Doctor's logic. Dr. Sherrod asked him if Capt. Jas. F. Stucker was'not Bound on the financial question, and he was forced to admit it. In the same manner, he admitted that Hon. John Benz is sound, and, finally, that Senator Voorhees had done more to carry terror into tho breast of the money sharks of the East than any other western man. In the face of all tais, hovr can greenbackers vote : gainst Mr. Rinz and Capt. Stucker, who are pledged to vote for Senator Voorhees against Ren. Harrison at the election of a U-S. Senator next winter? Uj to this time not a single Republican .-peech Iias been announced in Orange county. Oar opponents are engaged in a "still hunt" and we are informed tho Republican Central Committee of this county has opposed the sending of speakers here by the Slate Central Committee, well knowing that their speakers can make n satisfactory defense of the Presidential steal or of tho financial policy of the wrecker Sherman. Democrats are on their guard ami wilt not be taken in by this "still hunt." Either Dan Voorhees or Ben Harrison will be elected next Senator from Indiana. That is eonceded. The Nationals would as soon have the wrecker Sherman as Harrison. If the Democrats carry tin Legislaiure Voorhees wiil be the man. It the Rfpublicans carry it Hanhon will bo elected. Evt ry vote ca-t by a Democrat for the National ticket jeopardizes the chances of Voorhees and enhances t he chances of ilm-rison. A vote (r Capt. Jim S.uclier is a vote for Voorikees. C.MUi Jones at rirst dec'uh J to accept the National nomination for iteprest ntative, but after a liepublican committee, consisting of T. N. Rraxtan, A. J Rho!es- and J P- throop, bad United him end thrown thtir llaenee," as Tucker would s.'.y, around hl'n, be d.-ei-d.-d nut to accept it, an i pu bits bed his card to that ifeet, but after being a fst n vi-itftl l.y a National euiuteuttf-e be .' gain decided tt.?aeet pt and publiies uu letter to th.it eliect in another column Smce Itis s. cumi acceptance I n,IIii R- ! pulMi'eatiS Lave interviewed him and killing niiu Maiiufy wi'siujn?, ilwy haw tieti-rtikitu tl to snake their candidate . o. politics Hiake Slr.tne tied fellows. ill
Taxation rf .-. On tr.e 2.-th of June, it !J, th-qti'-tioii of concurring in Sennit amendments to an act creating txmris, &e., was tie fore the Iltm-e. Mr. Ilohnan, a I.'emoerat. tuTertxl t!u folio w ii g j rovision: Proviihil, That notJiii'g in this act -hall impair the riht of tho States to tax the bond-, notes, and other obligations is tied node r this act, . Sixty-three Democrats voted for this righteous amendment, and not one voted against it. Of the Republicans, only 8 voted "aye" and 77 voted "no," Thus the Republican party defeated in the House the proposition to tax the bonds.
In a letter to Tbos. M. Niehol, Secretary of the Honest League, of Chicago, of date -1st, instant, Secretary Sherman says Hit Republican party will cling to their hard money delusion. He closes his letter as follows "you may b i certain there will be no letting down by the executive branch of the government as to resumption on the first day of January, next." No matter how much busihe3s distress, bankruptcy, suffering and ruin follows, Resumption will be forced at the tppointed time. O. O. Stealy, the best posted newspaper nin.n in Indiana, writing t the Courier-Journal from Indianapolis, says that "the success of tho Nationals of Indiana means the defeat of Voorhees, and that there is hard work for the Democratic party if it is to win the buttle. The only hope the Nationals have is to elect four or five men to the Legislature, and thus hoal the balance of power, and demand that their man be elected to the United States Senate. Rather than see Mr. Voorhees elected, the Republicans woual vote for the National man, Plan Buchanan. Democrats of Orange county, Don't take any risks in this matter; vote for Capt. Jim Stucker, and you vote for Mr. Voorhees. Jos. Cox has got to be a great champion of economy and reform, and goes for our county officials, as the Republican would say, -'ruff shod." One of his charges of extravagance against the Hoard of Commissioners is that they paid for having some apple trues cut down aud removed from around the court house a few years since. Theii extravagance in this matter consisted in paying Jeremiah Hob son one dollar for catting down and trimming the trees, and John C. Albert, who had planted them, removed them for nothing. There is not a single term of our court's held but Mr. Cox, who is a lawyer, by continuing some case, or taking a change of venue, and for delay merely, costs Orange county many times the amount, but you never hear him say anything about what it cost Orange county in those cases. The last issue of the Republican contains about the usual amount of hash, dished up by "Pax," its Orleans Editor, the greater pa it of which consists of the old, stale 'barges against Senator Voorhees, that have lieen made to do duty during ever campaign since the war, and have been met and refuted as often asbrought forward, and we don't propose now to take the trouble to follow poor, old Pax" through his long list of charges and answer them veriatitn as he asserts we shall do. We put in the general denial to the whole, batch and defy the poor, old, bloody shirt shake.- to pronounce his proof. Produce it "Pax," or stand convicted of being a greater fraud than his frauduleacy, who sto! the Presidency. The National-Labar-Greenbaek editor of the Republican gol in h'u little piece last week, in which, to use a phrase of his own coinage, he went for the Democratic Central Committee "rutf shod" because of some appointments for spaaking.s at night, at different points in tho county. The appointments in question are those of Capt. Jim Stucker. Democratic candidate for It -p-resi. illative, who at the time they were made had no opponent and who, having work of Jus own that deiranded his attention in the day time and who, knowing I let tho farmers would b3 busy at plowing lor wheat, cutting up corn fce., mudeaferv appointments for night meetings, and who thinks like every body else Mr. National Greenback-Labor editor of the II 'publican that it is none of your ba ilams anyhow when or where he speaks O..I how little you can get. Hadn't you b.'Her say something about the extiavagasiee of removing those apple trees. "Pax" was on deck hist week flaunting his little bloody hirt aj valiantly as ever and making Detno cratie votes. -i . . . ..it! . . . . t .
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I ;. I'tT in t'.e present cawps':4irj, I Jo j i from a f;i.-c of jattsc, and ot (rota any per-soual interest or ambition tip in my part to f?tdc a notoriety. I feci my inability to make u Tigarou campaign without the hearty c-op.?ra tion of all 1c vti s of free tivernmoat and honest 1 e jx" s I . t i o n . Consul; i-j: th best inter tsl of the people, it. will be mj p;e.iu(e to use my utmost endeavor to ameliorate the sulTerN ins of the laboring class of our coun
tryIt will be my desire and my purpose to harmonize the people upon the issues of the da-, and will ever consider it of paramount importance to servo the whole people in preference to a moneyed clas3. The past official arts of tiie peoples servants have been of material detriment to the majority. Honey and its baleful influence have so watped and distorted the political horizon of the country by bribery and corruption that men in hi;h places, of trust and profit, have been openly charged with having ignored the interests of an honest laboring constituency and have responded to the demands of the money power, until, the people, tired and disappointed, have sought redress, through lesdly organized Committees to create a new party, established upon the principles of justice and equity. I heartily endorse and promise to fully carry out so far ag lies in my power, the principles laid down in the National Toledo platform. I will here s'ate that I have not sought promotion at the hand3 of any political organization, having always lived a quiet farmer, and having never figured in polities, except sis a citizen only, and not as a politician. Yet I would feel that I should be direlict in duty, should I refuse to respond to the call of my countrymen in this their hour of adversity. My efforts though feeble shall be directed in that channel which justice demands, having a high regard for all that tends to elevate and build up tho prostrate industries of our common countr-, and will do all in my power to brin about prosperity to the people and will use every endeavor to restore aet ivit3" and confidence to the laboring cltss. A widespread desolation stares, us hi the fce. We must meet the issues. The wail of distress which comes up' from the poor of the land, is of more serious importance to me, than any mere party feeling. Humanity demands that their appeals shall not be in vain. Respect full, CYRUS JONES To lie Voters of Orange County. In consequence of the non acceptance of Jonathan McBride to represent th National Greenback party of Orange county, as their candidate for the o'Hee of Sheriff, the Central Committee have determined to make the ticket folk awl Have designated me as their candidate, believing that I would be acceptable to the people who favor reform and integrity in oilice. - In .eccpting, atol consenting, to make the race lor that important o.'lice, I do so from a hijih sense of duty to my part. Belietin as I do that the people have the rijiht to select their own representatives for the various county oflices. I rely implicitly in the correctness of our cause, and ask the people to give me their support regardless of party. Ihisis a new era in politics, men should vote for principle irrespective of party ties, f assert that the majority shad rule, and believe tbat the people of this county will bear me out in the assertion, when I say that their wishes have boen ignored, and that the people have not befn consulted. But upon the contrar' a favored few have fattened at your expense and sfdl ask you to con, tin ue them in power. If you elect me your Sheriff, I promise to perform the duties of the office in a manner creditable to mjself and with satisfaction to th people. Having u due repai d to the rich's of ail persons. I am yours truly, ' JOHN A. MICKEY. A Card. T. B. Bcskikk IJd. Keics: I desire to state to rtty Independent friends that I will not accept the nomination for Sheriff, tendered me by them. Thanking them for the honor conferred, without furthe r comment, I submit this to them for their consideration. Yours "tc, Jonathan L. McBride. Sept. IS, 1878. IZon. S. 31. Stoci&mlaseiv Trill address the Democracy of Or leans and vicinity, at Orleans, on Tesd:.y Oct- 1st. 1TS, at o'clock, p. m. Kverjbody is invited to be present. Thomas V. Haxedon, Ti' 1 i 1 address the citizens of North East township, on the political issues of the day, ut l : . i n i Sciiool rio.i day nisht, Oct. "th, IhlS. Cai!;iio JarnrA X- Sluclicr. iJetiKeratic eandidate for Joint Representative, and ether Speakers, will Rehires s the voters of Orange county, at the following times and places viz: Valeene. Friday ni-ht. Sept. 7tli. vliller.?bur, Saturday night, v.- . t . . .. t . i JshmJ Sch I l.i . , (IS"- ith I" t township), Ti' -iljy tiiht, O . l-t. Old F.uth Lll.ily, (Ore.. .'1 town-hip). Y"tdia :..y r.'. Jd LKt. O r :t r ire vilb , r. u r-i. "v i."
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Sundat School HasUet r-lcnlc. Th?re will be a ?undn.v School D. fcet Picnic at Roach School house, in North Iust township, on Saturday September v'th. 1 - 7-b Evt'rybodjr i. invited to attend and hrinjr their brtslets well filled witK provisions. AH the Sunday sch ooljj i a the c dimly are invited: Attenlton Ooistlliolclers. The Town of Pa-ili i rea-ty e n'llconi her outstari'linr ten per vvr.t hon.i.s. -r rcfiui-i the t-atne ai six wr ct-nt interrst. From and after Oct. !- isrs, iuterota-t tiie rate of ton per cent wilt t't-ae on ail line ion,ls not erceiite i lor rutIcjnton or rrfuiniivir. THOMAS IlirXT.Treas. Town of 1'aoli. So;-t. 25, 1-7-i. 2 "w State of Indiana, Orange County, ss. In the Orange t i.vuit Court Xovemher Term 1 James "f. Stoiihens vs. John Cwnrtney, To foivelose Veu-lers lien. Comes now the i.'laintiuX hr Martin & Me: hi S iltli !!!(. vs. ana ii ! liis coiniiiui ut and a'. - an :h lavit of a lisinter-c.-.u-a person showit);; that the nVfen'laut.John Courtney, i.? not a resident otthe State, of Indiana and that the plain! i tl' has a cau&e of aclioii ajrainst said tlvfeiuiaut to foreclose a Ycn.lnvs hen im real estate, and that the said John Courtney is a noocssarv party thereto. Said defendant, John Courtnev is therefore hereby notified of the peiidmey of this action, and that the same will stand for trial at the Xovember term of t-aid Court to be holdeu at flic Court house in the town of I'aoli on the Srd Mondav in Xovember. A. L. 1S78. Witness the Clerk and the seal of sai I court, at I'aoli, this 21iii day of September, JOITX R. SIMPSOX, 2 Clerk Oraoiro Circuit Court. State of Indiana, Orange County, ss. In the Orange Circuit Court. Xovember term, IS 78, Thomas Powell, vs. John iiyrne, Samuel I. Campbell. Thomas D. Lovett, Harry II. Tatem and Gcorjre II. ISasloy. Comes now the plaintiff, by Farrell & Xoblitt, Ksqs., his attorneys, aiid tiles his complaint and also the alU iavit of a disinterested person, showiajr that tlu defendants, Johu Byrne Samuel Ij.Campbol!, Thomas H.Lovett, Harry 11. Ta'um and George ii. lJasley, are no u - residents of the State ot'Iiidiana, ami t tia l the plaiutia's have a cause of action against paid defendants in relation to real eotat", and for the purpose of eauceiimr a lease of real estate ami that the said John Bvrne, Samuel T. CamplndL, Thomas I). IovJtt, Harry II. Tatem and tieorge ii. Basley, are necessary parties thereto. Said defendants, John Byrne, Samuel L. Campbell, Thomas I. Ijoveit, Harry H. Tatem aud (ieoryre II. Basley ate therefore hereby notilied of the pend-ney of ihi action, and thai the same will s, aud" for trial at ihr Xovemlier term of said Court to be holdea at the Court honse in the town of I'aoli. on the iird Jton.lay in November, A. D. 17!. Witness the Clerk and the seal of said court this 2ilh day of September. A. l. 1S7S. .UJilS li. SIMPSOX, 2 Clark Orange Circuit Court. State of Indiana, Orangft County, ss. in the Ovan-reCireuit Court, Xovember Term 1S7S, John T; Xoblitt. Executor of the hist will of Andrew Vanee. dect ascd. vs. tiwrare H. Vance. Thomas Vance, Elizabeth Jewell. r.ilen Siviire et. al. Comes now the plaintilfby M'essrs Farrell & Xoblitt, his attorneys and l'lcs his eompJaint and also an alti lavit of a disintersted person s-h.vin that the defendants Ellon siviye, Martha Siroul. Mai in da Cuinmons ami tieoryre W. Hall a:-e not. resi d"nis of, the S:al j of Indiana an t this plaintilThas a cause of action against said defendants, to foreclose a speei lie performance of a contract in vela tion to real estate, and (hat said defendants are necessary parties thereto. Saiil defendants Elien Sivie, Martha Stroud, Malimla t'uninions and George W. Hall, are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of this a tion and that the same wiil staird" for trial at th? November term of said Court to beholden ni the Court house in tho town of I'aoli, on the 3rd Mouda-v in Xovember A. 1). Wiin'iss (he Clerk ami the seal of said court this 24Ui da . of Sayt.nnber. A. 1. isrs. .lOllS. li. Nf.MPS'.lX, 2 Clerk ()ra'iiee'ircuit Court. Xitrce is lureby Ljiven thai I will tell i:t public auction, on Fit ID A Y, OCTOB V.K IS. 1S7S, at the late residence of (ieorg- I.aUhelor, deceased, all !o-f '-cr-s-ji.al p.o,orry, not t;i ken by the wi low, eoinis of hoi ses, cattle, b -s. h),iSth l-l and kitchen furniture, fai-ni-i: utensils, sheep, one two hoise tvajron . Terms of 8a le A credit of nine months will be riven on all sums over the purchaser j;ivin;T note, with approved surety, waiving valuation and ap; ;iisement laws; stuns of :i and under, wilt lc required in baud. DAXIKL SOCTH l.'.UX, Admi.aottator. Sept. 13, t7S. 1 nOTICE TO SfdDCE aJlLNotice is hereby piven that the Board of Commissi oilers of Oianrc county India aa. will receive sealed proposals for the erection of an Iron Brii'.ire ;n-ross French l.i. !; Creek at a pmnt where the Mil 1 k'ii-lin froro I'aoli to Js'sper, crosses said creek in French Tick township, O: mi ire County Indiana. Bids will b" received at the Auditors oilice in the town of I'aoli, until THE 2thh DAY OF OCTOBER, IJ-7K when the contract will le let for building said Bridjre to the lowest resjKuisiMo bidder. S r.i i Bridge will bo built in ace;daneo with the plan sind seci li ations on tile in the Auditors oflieeef Oranp-e coi-.uty Isvliana, and ro;osals will also be received for the stone work of said Brhhre. The Board o Commissioners n sci vinir the riarht to reject any ami all bi.U. I David F. Stucker, AiidUtr in and for said county, certify the above and foreicoinsi to be in compliance with an order of .'aid Board of Commissioners, made oi. the 4th day of their S'ptembcr term. WS. In testimony whutvof I have hereunto attacherj my siirnai me and atiixed the seal of sai I Board at Paoli this Olh dav of September ls7S. PAVIl) F. STCCKEU, Auditor OHuire Conn i v. Sept. 10. 1S7. 52-ow SillllllFVS SALE. By virtue of an order of sale to me direct -e-L Irm the Clerk of the O ran re Circuit Co;irt, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, between the bouts of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the door of the court house of Orange county, th? rents and profits for a term not exccediVir seven years, the following des -ribed real estate, to-wit: X wciu y 20 a -re. off of the east side of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section seven 7, township one 1 south and ranjre one 1 west, and thirty 80 acres off of the ci' -t side of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of same- s.ectin, township and ratine and thirty SO acres off of Ike north side of the north cast quarter of the south cast quarter of same section and ranp-e, except one-half acre lviag: on the west i-eie of the I'aoli and Newton Stewart road, whereon isituated school house No. 4 of Greenfield towti.-iai p, orange county. Indiana.. An I on faihi:e to realize the fell amonnt of the j a I jaier.t. hit--rest and costs. I will, nt the same tiaie. and place, exp .se at public stile the fee-j-iruple of said real estate. Taken lis the property of K'-bert Parks ct a', a: the suit cf the tate of Indiana ex re!. Johm Wayuick, Trustee of GrtOEtieid tow nshi p. n ! sai w r laws. : wi!! bi male without any relief fro;a valuation er appraUcment SAMfKL A. DAVIS, Sheritr Oranrs County, i-t, Atfys for ITS. rt. 16, lavity Jt Buski A il si I ii Is I r alur' s 7i olicc. Xoticf is hereby friveu that the un lerslc-n-ed has be't u !;"; n it-d Aiiiniaistiator of tiie es'ui'e of Geo Tire BiUctu. 2 , dvctased. tstate is proLcioi v j-ofvert. K VNIi,B SOl'TIIKKX, AuDi'r. SptM3, irs. 1 " -.1 1 t. J - . j l 1-sol T -.. J . ii! i r . i . 1 v, I C. Al- . -i h, ( i i -ci i 1 i - t , j h i . i t - . t n d t i.i ' . . ' . I ' ' 'tv t't . t K . ! ; " - J t ; ' . i ; n v. , ! e ', ,i ., - i i S , . ; ; l . ( -l ; c. . ' . 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consisting, in part of PIANOS. ORGANS, VIOLINS, DA N.JO'S (WIT"--AGCORDLUNS, FLUTES, FIFES, PI COLOS, tic, tve, Ac ' " In connoction with the above I also keep a full stock ofJEYVFf T?V y r, -t
elsewhere. ll ELECTIO.I PREGIfiCTS. Siate of Indiana, Oranc County, ss: I, David F. Stucker, Auditor in aiid for said county do hereby cernfy that the following order esi ii id ishi ur voting precincts in the different townships of Oran ire county, sc-n,. ,,f Indiana, was passed by the Board of Commissioners of sitid county, at their June terni. IsTS, in " accordance with the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March 14. Vs.". On motion, the B-e.rd proceeded So designate pla.-cs for h.ibtimr elections in the kiffe'rcnt t jwnsftips: wtich places were delimitated in tie follow intr ammier. vi.: Paoli township on lot munber 1!, on east side public s (uare. in town of i'.i ii. InOiaua. Xori ti East township- school house No. 8, on southwest ipmi terof southwest qua iter id section No. 1, in township 2 north and ratine 1 east. M lcans township-on lot number 14(i in towii of rlcai)s. Iiidia .'ia. i anjreviile townshi p-sehool hoes- iir.nihcr 4, on lot number 2j, in town of Oi auycville, Indiana. Xerthwesc townshin school house nnmlwr l. on northwest ipi'arter of northi ast quarter j of section a in township 2 north and ran 'C 2 ; west. French lack township--scho,! house mini- ' Iht 5 on northeast q tarter of the s-u.t beast quartcrof section 3, in toeuship i n.cth ;t:i i rang'o i west . ! ;tcKsn iownsnt; n. ) nsittc neuioer
on lot .No. i, m stior, i ters " ;i htiiion to tow n of - ! i tnuiana to uie .-heriff of (), . Newton Stewart, Indiana. j anx" County indiaua. Greeting; Greenibdd townshi p House on northwest j I John K.Simp -on( lerk of t he i n.-mc-quarter of the northwest quarter of sectio.i 13, j ,',!'t 'ourt for sai t votintv. d It ivrbr.' in township 1 south and ran re 1 west. ' that the. follow i. or !)i -ers are to he n.J. .f f.V Southeasi township Sciiool Jl-.ms: No. 7. i and elected at the General Eh it ion to he In ii on lot No. 5, in town of Valeeno, Indiana. j ft lhc sc w :l ppices of holding clertioiii in Stampers. -.reek tow.ishi p St boo) House No. ! said county, on the second Tues ia v m o,.;.,Si,-r 2. on souiiicnst ouarter of north ns-r m'tarter i ievt, vi..
of section 7 in township I north a mi tango 2 j ast. In witness whereof I hav. hereunto set mv- I hand and the s -i! of said board at l'aoti. Inuic.aa, this ith :lav i:f so:.ten;per. inr.i 1 ! . ,-','. i;kr, A i.'ii ..). . r' '..ni11;.', l!ni;iiuil. Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sen Real Estate. Stat-: t f Ltd i. tun, Oranc Count;: Notice is hereby driven that Thomas Flick, Adni inisti ator of the :vta:c of Benjamin t a-e. i -d. has to -.t '-is p-riibm to soli the J'c.-.i cs ate of the dcced.cit. his lier'in;il property b. 'ier in-mli- ient t pay his le'.is. ii ;u I that :tid ;K-tbioi will Je i c :i ; ! ii! he mat term of the Csrctdi Coy it d' i.-ai t C.O"K V. Ati-.s,: .T'':;n 1?. i:-fPst)N lerk Circa: I .'oact O.an-ro Ct.i.i ty. Ait.sr. hi, "sTS. " -H Stato cf Indiana, Orcnge County, In the O a n. ire Circuit Court, November JSi -l. MiniiH'l T. Eindlev i'.x'r,, J.m itban 71 n . leceitsi-a, vs. .1 .h i i.. B.avta-.s. I.i.stia b n..a:i, Al.lofms B. a xiiin. J thu M. i;.a an. idler B: avian. Elb n F:am is,-o, iiavid Fiii.icisco ami .J js.sc 1,. Bell. To revive jaairmeiu. Co. nes now shj plaintiff, liv S'i H. T.t -ti t Esq., bis atiorney an S tiles his compl;ii.;t, an '. i:so, an :i . i ',n , it oi ;i lisinieresl-ii oei-i.oi showin r liiat the defendant, John E. B. nv'.i: , is not a resident of the State of l:f'ana. and ilia ' tic: plain! iff has a cause of actum a:t.:i-t said defend;.,.', ;.jid tha. the .aid Julm E. Bi;ixt;ri is ;i nc.iessary party thereto. til ei iieieiioacr .lotm i,. lnaxta:.. is tti.-rc-fore ber-"l,c not; lied of the Pen. lenr -,- u! thb act.on. and (h.at the same wii! si;tnd for iiia! at the Xo-vemoer term of said court, o be holden at the coin t house, in ihotow n of i'aoli. on the 3d Mtmdav in November, 1S7S. ltness my iiam! ami the seal of .-iid court, at Paoli, this 7th da of. August. Is7s. JUii.s Jt. sl.Mi sOX, Clerk :ai;.sfe Circuit i ouit. 47Ad m iiils trator'N Iind Sale. Notice is h'-rcbv srivea that the iiidei-Kiirn-ed, Administiator of the est a to of William R. True deceased, will, bv order of Co- O, ani'iCircuit Court, made at July Term I -57s, sell a; pulrlio miction. 011 the prem on tl.'lllAl, Ml, K,H!K!; J, S7S. the followiiiir real estate, belonging to the r.statc 01 sain tc'ccoetii. i-wit: The undivided two-thirds of one hundred acres off of tin- west side of the south wert quarter of section 2t in township i north ?nd laniro 1 cast, in Oiiinie count v liouatia. bc-iu-all of sai.t quiirter except ti icn-s ie the south west corner t hereof un l ST tcrr off of the cast side of i; id qr;irtT l c ie i on the north lvthft lands ot" Wii'daru Roach, 00 Uie Kast by the lane.s of .Mntihin Ficl-'s, 00 the sout h bv t he la rids of H 1 1 am V.'.-,;Trii aud 01. the west by the lands of Richard Goliiher. - It'l'ms of ."itift One-fourtn of lit- purchase money cash in hand, on the day of sale, the residue in fi. li and IS months." with in:-, rest St ii per cent from date, notes waiving' valuation a. -id aoorai.-'ment laws. EDWARD COHNWET.E. .A-lmr. Win. II. True, dee'd. A tie. 17. 1ST. i.-iw Atlinl al-ils-ixtur't Land f.a!c N i.r, '1 eis t M t t t1" i rA i.o t,. , 1 ,t ( . t ,f 1 t) '('c, i.i'.-irvd. Wiil. bv order of tin' Or. - tii t i 1 1 . 1 , .1 .1 . , I m. . , r f 1, A 2 ; t 1 . . . .t 1 r t u, c ,1 t .s. pi 1 1t e tll'iwp.' r,il i-,'., ,t 1. , r t - !1 h . t, t l 1 .lit of t St fl 1 X' 1 f t 1 1 j, , n n- ivl- ' v , e , if it t j-i r.wt tti n f 1 4 1 nit, u-t q i t s bn1 taoye. Ab-o live r t -i 1 -t s 1 - - t - . j I. OS t - - - ' I ! 1, r ' - i 1 t t ' C r- - t . 1 j t . : f ( , 1 ; i : :. 1 it Jiil .A
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r!rc?i;,.i,i 7. Pnivt t . By virtue of an evt'ctahm on tr:!r.--;..f ,., no direcied from the Clerk of i i,c (' , ""1 Circuit Court, 1 win cxik.sc ;t pahO.-','.1' to the hi-i., -t bolder, on SATURDAY, OCTJBER V p. between the inors of lOo'tlo k i,, ln ; , o'clock p.m. of saiddnv. at the ,1 ',.',. court house of Oi-iiKire omuic, the rents ai,' I'foias for a term not fxceedm -cti-st Vci.V the foilowinir dcscrihe i rec! es'a'.c. i-'v,i'f The north west qmuler of the .hh!i , -,' . quartern! section one tl; town-hip tw north of tiutyo t wo (2) west; ami the west quarter of the mo th vast ,it:, s:,me lowi'ship.-tnd ratixe coii aiDiii--vcu't eirht and a hail (7S, .) acres more or b-s. in Orano votuitv In. liana. And on failure to f. .tiie the f;i!l aim.i.i,t,.r the jud.e-m.-id, interest and costs. I the s'ime time and pla -e. expose m itrV,. ".lie the fee-simple of sanl real estate. ' Taken .is the property or Knlicrt A. Ilia-It at the suit of Benjamin F, VVilson vs. ,!,..,. Powell Ih incipal and Jtobert A. b!;i, k ll -i, Bail. " -Said sale will be n .' p with mt an- r. !.". f whatever from valuation or ;n.;x.r.-,.,i ', rt laws. sAMnd, A.'li.VVK, sheriff O. a.-j tuo.tv September 17ll, Is7s. ELECTION NOTICE. State of Indiana, ()ranje thiint;, s,v; .sTATE. i ''"-' Secretary of s;;lte ( m: 0. nOitor of n if. ..- Tit asur.T of s,;,v, ' : A i'oi'iiey (ecnera I. .u il. ! :i (cor .,-, J'.p.-j - . i." Ci I : :. ! - ' V , ()S;;j, e O.i.. R..,.:-cM..;if:,. . p. Con-res f,,r j h? Sci-oij.t Conifssmsiu!- ii..tri..a. J tUtll.'wEDIS I ItP T. O i .Tudre of to Ciieuit Court f r the 1 cut a ludl- i.i" Ct rec it, Uric IVos.-c'i'.in.,' Alt inicv for the Te,.q, J u Iici.il ( i rt-'.i i t. s r; s a tort . i, 1 1 1 s r t; r.-r. !- S :' ,.i i o : h ' i ;i,e E -o f, .- ; , . CO -.1.1 tics i' ! -to;-', M :,-! , S t, ... i:;:":.r. i-: i a i ;-. ! ., ; ''' R-!trcse . . : v to fhe s .,!, I.c.;i,!;i , ... ! I jr i a.: . Id 1 i of C ,-l C tol-d, ;, ...t )' il i ' S . . s I o.IAN.;..; c i'S i. Y. 1 .o: icrK. 1.1 ' l ie. i .1.- r. me sti-Tiir. iie oron t .. One Surveyor, One Coiiimi ..--i.Kifr for th Sccoot . j- t of -a 1 u;:ily. Tovvv s( nits r.v said cars a. . ,1' ' ' Sir." vi.ir f : ca b coat pv ill .11 If !-.;,,,...., jv.. J-,Jtv.is!i!-(H. vi a:-; h.-reb r,..i;;.; i ;.; ,VV: ,j , .a;, j , .-, no :,-c or .-ii id . . . i ,,(. . r":: : -:i-h . seal ..i said riru u i ;wii, UiHi,., .a; ,.f itemix-r i7-. bOUN" K. siMi'viS, cl iik Ura ne ,;i.- uit Co..rt. o!it .... - j. y ,-.' "! to the piuliile I vole-' ... o.'i, inomoa, tn.-n the p dN ; : ! :"' "pcued at th : p'.n -. s lorv.j-riritv.-ie- . ..n in iiie re, .e-tiv-c preci.-,s 0!l pi..,:n .i. : sdi rta;. of O ';- is;.,, r.. u. ;)f ohl :Cis .-;. .. I f.i the clerk's cvrti.b ;t... :S J tlatcl scp'e.nliet' i.U, l7s. ' ' ' ' -AMCEE A. D.wrs. t. f sheriff of Oiii.i County Indiana. Sd't- ! is. s. : .; a Stats oflndiana, Orange Coinity, sr. In the O.atige Circuit Cottrt, Xovember t:rm, Is.i, ;!.. ta'-vt E. Heard, 1 f t, 1 Tv . i l" divorce. ( h.-iHes . Heard. J Comes now the pliiiotiff by R(i-kirk ,v liuskirk her attorncvls a.,:t , ,ltr c11 (), , , ;md al-o an ath Pivit of a (i'-int.-.-. . t -d ,.r. .n showing that sh.s Hefend'aoi emiri-'s W. Heard is not a r.-sh lentof 1 he s., ;, ,,f and tin tt tiie plaintiff hrwi ' . au-c i ..,1 arninst said e.(,.j(,,1,afU in , j , V(,n.(,. ;! f,,, thJit tie Coarles W . Hs.-.rd, is a iio,:.esitrc partr sat. I defcndaid Charles W. Heard is therefore hcreoy nottficd of the pmidencv of thi action, arid that tf.e sa n:: w:(l stan f fortrs.il at the November trriu of :ivl , ,1fteo at th- court hoe-e i;i the !,v. n of I'aoli, oa ti ' I Alondav in Nov: .-, -,cr Witn .-s tin- 4 -.,rk an 1 s-al .,! -,:U 1 Court at I'aoli, this Pith rj.tr i,f i.,o.'.r JUHX R. SIMP-oN.Ci'-i:;, O.-a.iue tOrcidt L it Sept. , j-r. 1 !otIcc of" Final Hel ilciiieiit and ILIKti'tljiif icis.
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