Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 6, Paoli, Orange County, 23 October 1878 — Page 2

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i .ni.nir ,l y t JM ?') 3 ,V .". V' ? on Ji o a ' ' ' i in i 5 ;, ii t ot;t i ir. S ' j w j it 3 if k 4 1 2 "' ; f. r ..!Mi' 4 t. f 6 iy: 7 ir-. "a" v-j IS no S5 fj . j r f ' f if .. ..'"'! !i f i , i ; "tt f. I J Ch J i ;.. 'Vt'.'T . 'ih' f ,o l ,.:;.,! ;.u.e ?, I t i .- i Jt:f ml ins ! i"n WWi!.l1W-WIMHft;jlHWIiailHUltfl"i " "" " "' ;.!" .JMIIJWmiMHIIIH la. It . nietrutlc f pnfial C'r n miller. J Jsmi J.- 'obltt S - rotary. Jpmrs M Wfirrf'!, John f . CaTtT, .John Jv -T.-nd.i !-. r.rn'l C. Miller. Tf.'l.n K M-tvifv. L"k" ft. CVjswvH. Wrn. U. Kendall, .l:n,r-s M. Sr. wir or s. ufor'1 county vvo;it inixf-I. CI rknr.d Sheriff IliuLlIc;m. fj.-tN a ret- Democratic. Tii (fihpi-cij, for a Democratic viclnry in IVnnylvnnirt grow Lr"i:!)t(r every dn TI.c new 8fHle", h ;jin h a BrjiubluHti f.-a.UHi. G v. Villlnms ". t watrh tii j-! closely. Vei. zucl.t Orth'rf seat in Conwill !e coatc-stpd cm the ground uT il!t at votes cua L f(.-r him. thf X; tiorjiii did not poll two thousand votes in thin county, vvhercRS last 5jrin' they polled more than that in the city. Juli(wnpolia -Yt v s. It it not improbable th it tho Domocratic majority in the next Koine of jRpresentati v-h will rracli seventy. Bather nnat. ThcIton. D. W. Voorhers will le the on'y Ieinocratic candid do for the United States Senatorship. Tlmt Is settled. India net polls t'ctitinch The attention of tho coming grand jury will also be called to the fact that it is necessary to Curry down another man who voted illegally at cur recent election. Mirr-v f Bloom inston,Caut horn, of Knox, Humphries, of Green, niul Van Valzah, of Terre Haute, will be the candidates for si?aker of the House in the next General Assembly of Indiana. The Hepuhlican is still doinpf "dirty work" for the Republican party, and in its last issue talk; about the "miserable management of our county affairs," and then and there and thereby wrote itself down ri a falsifier of the blackest h ue. The great Republican victory in Ohio grows small by degrees and beautifully less. Their plurality ovei the Democrats can not exceed S,G00. and the Nationals have nrarly 0,000 votes, showing that the people of Ohio are opposed to Republicanism by 45,000 majority. Those Sheriff pales that tho new Republican paper to be started by Thrfccp and Collier are to get, are what troubles the young man, and the old one, too, of the Republican. Oh! don't they wish now that they hadn't deserted the Democratic party with the expectation of fattening on those Bepublican "leaves anil fishes?''. In the campaign just closed tho principa' fight was made over congrvssnicn. The Republicans, knowing that the U. S, Senate will he Democratic after the 4th of March next, put forth all their energies to obtain a majority in the lower houe. They have failed signally in this election. In Ohio we gain three congressmen and three in In-di-tna. The ofTk'iai returns from Ohio show a Republican inajority for the State "ticket of 3,151. This is th? slimmest thing of the season in the way of a majority and it took the combined eCTrts of Jonx Sukhmax, Hi" Frauditlency,CAr.T.. Sciiunz and little .Gene. IIax.e, Bided by about 2,000 repeating bummers, t !,ri:; it ah :Ut. Ws the pv )icA little tldug we ever Tl.cro i- r.o longrr any doubt that ti.e Dv.-moeraU will have a large in vj-r!y ia tin h t.-er hou-e of Con-grc-, mrsgins .fro:o frty-Sve to - - o-. r th R -t v. tin 1 X.-.tl . i il-j c o! )! 1. l'. tt r ti t l P.u , lira: r, thi ia w ill ho a i I i.ckir : tv 'j rlty . ,;r. t Uu I .) ov r i ! tv A no ( o:.l Iil aii j . f j: m ; v:. I h rd fituney l)ciHtKf;tw can dcfc.tt lt-g-J " ' ' ) i. ti 1 ; t : ' ' . ..' 'h . i ' c ;' TI -r .:i .;J. i Tly . . ' - - i ! ty i , i .'! j - r i t i : 1 - It' itc.'i : ! t ; i i i Si ! 'c it h i , 1 1 , . ; i - " I'm h ,t ' ' i ' i ( " i j t 1 1 i i: in tho ' i iU , t 1 " ' I 1 t ' ? ! I t l I i -

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- . I tin ft IN ut MJII I f . t Leo iid idiot., a it did f.it wet-k in hi rcipituhitton nf th neml. r-liij of the; mxl legislature, its lit p. D"n. Idiots, j iictHc ... 42 5 r T5tn! - - G- C -Oaniicllo i 2vqnirrr f.rl Rrporter. The Ih iuo rrtt- Isiv'ng s t le r working mij'ri:y ia th -icvv L-g-'sSrtture will be c.dh d up n, beh'lde t h-vting aa Uuiti d States fSTi;itor, Ut r apj)ortion t!u St ite for Coi-gre--ionul and Legislative purposes. In behalf of the Democracy of Osange county we here, and now, enter cur protest pgtuuil another "g"rry UKKHloi-" In their behalf wo ask n fdrnnd lrmoith!e apportitHovot of th State, w'fh di-tricts gre'ignjphicaHy i-OMipTct and a .s. nearly uuiforiu in jMipulation a- it is possible to get them. We demand a fair deal, gentlemen, whether it inures to our bene3t or not. By virtue of Ids ofiie the township trustee is, by law, made Inspector of elections, in his precinct, and he, together with the judges of thejeleetion, constitute a board of elections. If h is a candidate, or has a let or wajr t on the result of such election, he s excused and prohibited from serving a? a member of such board, and not othejwise. The trustees of Paoli and Orangeville townships did not serve as Inspectors at the recent election. They were not candidates, and we feel assured from our acquaintance with the two men, that they had no bets on the election, then why was it they were absent from their legal posts on that day? Will they or thwir friend answer? The Sentinel of last Saturday Contained a tabular statement showing the number of white and colored male inhabitants over the age of twenty-one years in the State of Indiana, by townships and counties, In the yea,: 1877, as certified to the Auditor of State by the county Auditors, to bo placed by him before the legislature as the official basis of the voting population of the State for legislative and congressional Apportionment of 1S79, as provided for by the constitution and laws of the State. By this statement it is shown that the total number of whites is 442,970 and colored 8,056, making a total of white and colored, 451,023. Orange county's report, by townships, is as follows ; - c : pi Township. " : SJ Hi r. -: ! ' t .... I 4Paoli, No; Oi Eat. Orleans, Ornnsevtllf, North Wttit, -French Lick, Jackson, ire'nicltl, iSouth East. Stamper's ("reck, ; r3r:ia! sroi K! i 2r647: 4: 431I HM': 3: 1)7: : 2J7; 1: 20S: I 3551 : 355: i 252! 8S3: j art : 270: ?49i 349i j lSli 8 184: -iTotal, ;30-05'24: ;:020 The Courier Journal spaks jubilantly over the result of the dec lion in this State. "AH hail tha Tall Sycamore of the Wabash! And all honor, likewise, to Hendricks and the boys who carried the flag and composed the State ticket. Th-y have made a great fight. They have overcome an apportionment the most reckless and unfair that was ever devised by partisan ingenuity and audacity. The fight was confessedly and primarily a personal fight; and right bravely and skillfully did Senstor Voorhees lead it. He has won, and well won, his Senatorial spurs; and long may he live to wear them. Rut it is only just to say that the speeches of Governor Hendricks have played 'a most important part in the result, lie never spoke better ia his life, nor worked harder. Indiana Is thus redeemed at last, and is destined to be solidly Democratic for miny years to come," The Iloosier RaJieal are dead, As df:d is a door-nail: Since Morton dse l they've had ns head, AihI uuw t!iev have no tail." Mr. A. B. Carlton, a frlsad of r- ' dtr V orhA e, vrit-;. to tho j Z'a dnnxll Ihi'pxirur a fuiluws; J Ait ne if tho l.nroe Kate hts mj .d : of i-' r.'t T W r! s I " . i it my d.:ty to: At t'i it I ,th :ir. r, the f.dh:r, i: I Mr. ;i:-h, i i ; t:.e j i..:--L p'-"Ii w ; r . : . . tf tL. ir j - , - t f :ir. . ' r: d o ! io I 1 V ; t i, ts th - lr i -rj J . t. II'! i L It I t .i.'I'i 'lit : ' n.t - - . I i . .:,. .... f 1 F .. . . - ..... f i t

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I !! orratic Sntjr. l!,u.; r;i!!r. !,.! tv-'d i at! oi cif '. 1. Total, R.V.it!i! S.;-n;it.rs hit Jin ji.v;r, lk.ei'i!,'j).!r. j .Tsiutr vhrcled, HfH..i?i'l irs.n Snator. 1 U',,.51 ! i .1 v'?l t Kr).l s.-. 1,1 1 i'Vt-8 elect t, Ti'. ai, Dc:iio -ratic majority on joint ballot. A few Nation ds are classed with the Democrats inthnubive calculation, hut a-! their interests are with the Democrats and as the most of them pledged them-'dves f.ir I). W. Vo orhees for Uait'd St iles Senator, hence it will be apparent to all that Voorhees' election is a foreon-; conclusion . But even with the National- against us we have eight majority over all oppodlio.i. The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks Thurman has the best chance for the nomination in 1330. Three weeks ago this was admitted by everybody. But no Western man can be nominated wImj cannot certainly carry his own State. The icsultof the recent elections indicates that Mr. Thurman cannot be relied upon to carry tho electoral vote of Ohio, while Mr. llerdrlckscan, with absoluto certainty, throw the fifteen electoral votes of Indiana for the Democratic nominee. Mr, Hendricks is the coming mart, and live most graceful thing the Enquirer can do is to command Ohio to fall in behind- the stalwart Democracy of the Iloosier State. EcansviUe Courier. The result is stated as follows: A loss of three Republican Congressmen in Ohio, a loss of a Ua"ted States Senator for six years iu Indiana, a loss of three Republican Congressmen in Indiana, the election of three Democratic Congressmen in West Virginia, a loss of t o Republican Congressmen in Iowa, and a loss of the votes of two States OJao and Indiana should the election of President go to the house of representatives. The Radicals are trying to o' scure the frauds by which Hayes was made President by making- a great hubbub over the charges th il Tilden's friends tried to bribe the Florida rascals. But, says the St. Louis Republican: "If all they charge is true, the fact remains that Democrats only offered to pay a trio of unscrupulous scoundrels to do what was right, and Republicans did pay them to do what was wrong." An exchange asks "where are all the thousands of millions gone th. t the people have paid into the national treasury since the Radicals came into power?" and then intimates that no man can answer the conundrum. Well, it is on record that Radical officials in thirteen years stole $1,300,JOO,000 of the people's money. That much is accounted for. The bummer element of our party has been in the ascendency too long. We now ask that the tried, true, unwavering, unbuyable men of the party come to the front and assert their right to name the standard bearers of the party. Tho hour demands the service on their part. The bankers urge an amendment to the constitution, forbidding ny man to vote who does not pay tax. es. How would it do to amend the amendment by adding that no man worth more than twenty-five thousand dollars shall vote or hold o fli ce? Ucai is viile Courier.

rewlerrjr Items. Wheat sowing is finished and grape hunting is now in order, Winter apples scarce with everybody except John Springer, E-q. Aunt Betsy McCracken is rapidly recovering from her recent illness. Matrimonial prospects are hrigVening. Permit me Mr. Editor, :o make oi'e correction respecting the mai ri ge of Mr. LindSey, m given in th News hist week. That happy event occurred at the residence of Mr. Wm. Osborn. Mr. Lindley, Instead of being a member of the Society of Friend', as stated in th News, is a Methodist of twenty years experience. We unite in cov. rr.-.t'ih.tir Mr, Lindley" f.r-.d his c -1 1 1 rJ. Lil ' . M-jy thf livj . Lf of I .l i u: yr I, ; r.l f trhnth.r 1 ih r.ijhtr: A r.Viri.Ir.g t! .A thtlrl'j'it imy n.ver 1 jm t! Hn ii'.r ( .t. i.ioro r. :' r 1 . jr cif ". ;.. : s. II J :: 1 tl ? dir..:. rth'l -;ir ..'v.!, i..u the j A- s , i i h I ' t i i -air -1: . - ! I . - -r , , r - r h i ' -.- i L Iar Ax . i i T. . , .t , r , "j - ... t K. 1-4.1 t: !..,) r. 1 t J t .. ... ., , ... t "J

Improvements. Mr. Jarns Lu- j am bus built a new kih'hen to his J r Hh nee. Jno. Mi! lis is preparing j

to build a combined wwdshptl, mllk-booHe' ind t-e house, ?dessrs. Wm. Yates and Millis, will put thpir fchou!dr3 togtllser In the erection of s:dd l.-uildirg. But there was a time when they put their shoulder-5 to opposing musket. They met in mortal combat and are bearing battle scars. Their warfare is over, we trust forever, especially while the wood -shed being built. OhI liow pleasant it is fot brethren to dwell together in unity. Our school opened last Monday with a fair attendance. Quite a number of the patrons presenl to witness the opening and lend encouragement to schoolars and teachers. The schol is starting off splendidly, and all are contemplating a successful term. OCCASION DALY. TheMiiff go before the people declaring that their policy is to advance their welfare. Still they violated tho contract between the" people and the bondholders, by which the people were swindled out of $000,000,000 at one grab. Lost. A memorandum boc-fc with threshing machine account, between Orleans and Mitchell, on Wednesday, lGth inst. The finder will bo liberally rewarded by leaving it at this ftitce, or with Finley &, Parish, Orleans Ind. 6 3 Farmers will make money by taking produce to Bd. Martin. The largest stock, best goods, and lowest prk-os, are the inducements offered at Campbell's lack Creeiv Cash Store. 6-2 For Fresh Groceries, cheap, go to Martin's. ORAUGE COUNTY IlcX The next meeting of the Orange County Medical Society, will be heb in PAOLI, on FRIDAY, OCT. 25, 1878. The Members and those feeling an interest in the -advancement of the Profession will take due notice and be governed accordingly. u. h. nois, Secretary. Paoli, Oct. 14, 173. Towiiiihlp Institutes Will be held in the several tow nshipa of Orange co.mty Tn liana, as follows: Paoli township, 4th Saturday in October 1878, at IVoli. North East township tth Saturday in October 1878. at No '. Orleans township. 3i Saturday in Octoher I87H, at Orleans. OranieviiIe township, 2d Saturday in November 1878, at Oranjreville;, North West township. 1st Saturday in November 1878. at No. t. French Lick township, 4th Saturday in October 1878, at No 5. Jackson township. 3d Saturday in October 1878, at No. 5. Greenfield township, -tth Saturday in October 1878. at No 8. South East township, 2d Saturday in November 1878, at Valeene. Stamperscreek township, 4fb Satrr day in October 1878, at. No 5. JAMES L NOBLITT, Co. Snpt. October 15. 1878. Admtnlstra.tor'8 Sulc. ?T)t,ice i hereby jrfvpn that th.' nndersip-ned, Ailministrator of the estate of Elizabeth M. Wellman, late of Oranjre comity, Indians, deceased, will sell at public aiK-'tiou at thv.late residence of Slid decedent, in Greenfield township, on ? ill PAY, XOVEMKEK 15, 1S78. all the personal property In-longing to said decedent, consiFtinsr of one mare, one twohorse wagon, hapless, liittie. hois. sh.-ip, farming implemeuts, hoiiseliold and kitchen furniture, Ac. Ac. Terms ok Sale. Sums of J3 and nridor, cash in hand ; over that amount, a credit ;f ii mouths will be given, pim-ha.'rs executing notes with approved surety, waiving valuation laws. JACOB P. TKAFORI), Adin'r. Oct. 18, 187H. 04 Administrator's TVoticc. Notice i h?reby fr'ven that the underijrnd has li--en appoinred Ailniinistrator of the estate of Elizabeth M AV ell in an, late of Orange county, lndiena, deceased, Sail estate is probabl v solvent. .1 At Oli V. TEAFOKD. Adm'r. Oct. IS, 1878. 04 Take Warning. All persons knowing themselves indebted to me as ansisrnee of Joseph OmJler, must make i.nmodu:e seulcmiii.. Loader time cannot bo ivu. I lo Uvi wish to put any one toenst, but ghall be compelled to do o unless inimeUiate settlement is made. It-hall regain the noti in my possession until Nov. Is', 1VS. at whi.-.h time they will be. placed in the bandit of Attorneys for collection, and Bait will ba brought on everv or.e remaining unpaid. JAMES I- STO BUTT, Assignee. Oct. 15, IsTS. 5 Kctics to Heirs cf Petitica to Sell J..-. 41. 44,44 44M iJ W, . State of Indiana, Oranye County: Katn-e is hereby triven that Itavid C. A!spr.h. Adininitiator of the estate cf Wal ter C. Als;an)t-h. deeeased, has fiied bis ;etition to sell the real estate of the decederit. his jtersonal property I ei njr i nu ffi e ivnt to pay his debt and Sliat said petition will be lc-an"l at the ncxteno ol the Circuit Court of said COI ! ! t S". AUest: JOHN Tt, SIMPSON, Clerk CJrcnit Court Orau Cc-oatv, &rpt. 17. 'i- $ it ji I. t Jf mm is, i-i&&.? m a-! ttti" -Mitt K, -' i-;' --iS '4 s.. -t. ... r -". k try WsfSvvC J- Trw;. e-"s t-. .j..- t't tip-'u it.?r tt Jj-e r tf'jNWjL f f- & . r.-, -: v, - a- . A, s ; eit-ii-a. O31 v-. ... iu- 1.. 4,., a Au.4Um..ot a: . . 4la

Administrator's Sale. Snti.-e is V'rebv given That the imderi-rned Adui !irrj:;r f t he est a re f Thomas lixn deeeas.j.1, will at tho las r?sjluce of aii ie-edi'r,t. oi T;:rn-fY, octobkr;i, irs, sell Jit pnf'lii- anetiot ttse (Miiowfnjr 'rery ltl.srn.x to th est at of said tieeeiint. '.- wit: one t ha:tioiou Ueaper and Slower combined, wht-a. rye. ats. corn, hay, two hre wa.w, twn horses, one co!t and one sett liftrnes. Terms of Sale. Sums of $3 and under will bo required cash in band, over that amount a ere iiE of 12 months will ba riven, purchasers executing notes, with approved surety, waiving valuation and a''raiem-nt 1 5 ws. A L F Ii E It DIXON, Adm'r. Oct. 1, 1S7S. 3 Exectitr?s Sale. Notice is liereVsy given that I will sell at pu'die auction on Til I'lWDAV, OCTOBER 24, 1C3, at the late residence of Joetah Tntehlmd, deceased, all his personal property, not taken by the widow, consisting of hois, household and kitchen furniture, farming utensils, hay, corn in the field, wajron, cart Ac, Ac. Tekms of Sale:-A credit of twelve months will Ite pi vtii on all sums ovor $3, the purchaser jrivin:: note with approved surety, waivina valuation and appraisement laws; sums of ?:5 aud under, will be required iu hand, niTt Ail TRUEELOOD, Ex'r. October 10, 1873. 4 Administrator's Sale. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public auction oii Fill DAT, NOVEMBER S, 1&7S. on the farm of Mary J, Thorn ison, dcasd, in Jackson township. Orange county, Indiana, ail twr personal property, consisting of corn, oais, hay, one milch cow, one side fca.UUe, one safe, one bed and bedinsr.

Terms. A credit of twel ve months will be jriven on all sums over three dollars, (under that amount cash in hand), the purchaser giving his note with approved surety waiving relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock iu the forenoou. JOHN W. EYEIiS, Adm'r, Oct. IS, 137S. Administrator's Sale. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the estate. of John Barkshire, deceased, will on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 187S, at. the late residence of said decedent, near Providence Church, in Greenfield township, in Orange county offer for sale at public auction the following personal propeny of said decedent, to-wit: 041 e lot of still tubs, two copper stills, desk, rifle gun, saddle, silver watch Ac, Terms. Three dollars and under cash, over three dollars a credit of twelve months will be given, purchasers giving their notes with approved suretv. waiving valuation laws, ISAIAH BABKSlllliE, Adm'r, Oct. 1G, 1S73. SHERIFF'S GAX-E. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree, to me directed from the Clerk of the Orange Cir-. cm it- Court, in a cause wherein Joseph Jenkins is plaiutitl. and Annie E. Watts, is defendant, requiring me to make the sum of six hundred and ninety-seven dollars ami iifty-four cents, with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale, to tho highest bidder, on SATURDAY, NOY. 9. A. D. 1S7S, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. 111. and 4 o'clock p. m. of paid day, at the door of Ihe "court house of Orange" county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term" not exceeding' seven years, of the following real estate, toThe " south east quarter of the south east quarter of section thirty-two (32) town three (3) north and range two (2) west; also, the south west quarter of the southeast quarter of saute section town anil range; also, the south east quarter of the South west quarter of same section town and ransre, nxeept one acre heretofore deeded to North West townchip for School purposes. The laeds described herein containing without said S.-.Iiool lot one hundred aud nineteen acres, more or less in Oi ange County, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisf v said decree, futnrsts and costs. I will, at the same time. and place, ex -os.' to public sale the fee-simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may lie suf-fu-icnt to discharge said decree, interest aud COSTS. Sni.l sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or apprKisoment laws. SAMI'EE A. DA VIS, Sheriff Orange County, Oct. 14. 1S7S. State of Indiana, Orange Coiwty, ss. In the Orange Circuit Court November Term 1S7S. James C. Stephens vs. John Courtney, To foreclose Venders lien. Conies now the plaintiffs, by Martin & Megemtv, Esqs.. his attorneys, and files his complaint and aiso an ai!b"!avit of a disinterested person showing that the d"fendaut, John Courtney, is not a resident of the State of Indiana and that the plaintiff has a cause of action against said defendant to foreclose a Vendors' lien on real estate, and that the saiii John Courtuev is a necessarv party thereto. Said defendant. John Courtney is therefore herebv notiiled of the pendency of this action, and that the same will stand for trial at the November term of sai i Court to be luddeu at the Court house in the town of Taoli on the 3rd Mondnv in November, A. D. 1878. WitiK-ss "the Clerk and the seal of said court, at Taoli, this 2ith day of Sjptemlxrr, 1S7S. JOHN K. PIMTSON, 2 Clerk Orange Circuit. Court. State of Indiana, Orangs County, S3. in the O.ange Circuit Court, Noveinlcr term, 187S. Thomas Powell, vs. John Byrne, Samuel L. Campbell. Thomas D. Lovett, Harry II. Ta'.cin and George H. Basley. Comes now the plaintiff, by Karrell A Noblitt, Esqs., his attorneys, and liles his complaint an I also the aiiidavit of a disinterested person, showing that the d-fendauts, John liyrne Samuel E.Campbell, Thomas l.Loctt, Harry H. Taiem and George H- Basley, are non-resident of the State ot" Indian?!, and t ha t th - plainuiTj have a cause of action against said defendants in relation to real estace, and for the purpose of canceling a lease of real estate and that the said John Byrne. Samuel Li. Campbell, Thomas D. Eovett, Harry H. Tatem and George H- Basley, are necessary, parlies thereto. Said defendants, John Bvrr.e, Samuel L. Campbell, Thomas D. Lovott, Harry H. Tatein aud George H. Basley are therefore hereby no i tied of the pendency of this action, and that the same will stand for trial at the Kovember term of said Court to be holden at the Court bouse in the town of Psoli, on the 3rd Mondav in November, A. D. 1878. - Witness the Clerk and the seal of said court this 24th dav of September. A. D. Is, 8. JOHN R. SIMPSON, 2 Clerk Orange Circuit Court. State of Indiana, Oranga County, ss. In the Orange Circuit Court. November Term 1S7S, John T. Noblitt, Executor of the last will of Andrew Vance, deceased, vs. Georire G. Vance, Thomas Vance, Elizabeth Jewell, Fdlen Sivige et. al. Comes now the nlaintifT by Messrs Farrell & Noblitt, his aitomevs and liles his complaint and also an affidavit of a disinterested person showing' that the defendants Ellwn Sivige. Martha Stroud. Malinda C-unimona and Georire W. Hail are not residents of. the State of ludiana and this plaintiffhas a cause of action against said defendants, to foreclose a specific performance of a contract in rela tiou to icai e- .iu. and t.iat ad U fondants areriTi"rv pi" t jreo. ) .1 .-t .li.-kI... -n MTi",'"irt' i 'road, ' .il.n i,i t u i" iots. r H . L Ii, are t ' er f re her 'ov n' I f 1 r- 1 ' n-y of tt.i a -ti-n ni It tte.i.e.i'tai for tuil at t. e N v. . t r t .1 of i-r 1 ts 1 't to be ii.ii.H'ii at t' e t et rt 1 e in t a ton a of l'i"'i, o-i t..t IrJ lici ia .oveit.'-i.r A. D. lsvs. "Witness the Clerk and the seal of Fftideor.rt Ud3 2Uh '-lav of September, A. I. 17 JOHN K. SIJIPSOX, 2 Clerk Orange Circuit Court. Admliiistratcsr'a Ir::" J fT.ai-3?. Notireis herc'jT jnTtn that the ttnderMni-s-l, Adaiinistraior of the estate of William B. Trnfferteceased, will.b? order of the Orange Circuit Court, made at'juSy Term KS, eeli at isublie anction. oa th rerois on FiilDAY, XOVliMBKR 1. 18. tl fj'dijwiiss real eta, telewsriotp to the Esr-i.tc of said IeedeEt. ta-wit: Tfae litiiiivided I'wo-thirds of one hunlred acres oil of the west title of the south west quarter section 21 in township 2 north and lastge 1 tt. in Oraugs county ludjana. lie. ln,s all uf Mttd tiuartef eee?t 3 acres n the out& wttst corner thereof and S acres off cf tUe f it s-s' of &;tl 1 crir bornded on th nr'h liv tiic San U of' , i,',i'ira n.-a-is, oa ti L'it-f- l-y t:e Iand of ?tiia Fud U, on the s.'-iit .1 i..y t No i at'n'.s of II irfim Warren sul oa th;' w't 5 j t'.e 1j.-j J i,t Ii.ich.'.trd Gvii;.:.er. I'frwitif r-a! Ooe-Sourt h i the piindtrvse money -a-h in hani, on the ly of the retdu'i ia 6, 11 and IS mwntl,,' witl inti-rest a? H H-r ti-nt from date, note wtl vl'v" vihsit','.Ji h',.i l-vrtv.nt.t I vs. iiis "i ' A Ult t.f T.lsXm Ai.'"..'tr. ! 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DHUGS, MBDIOHsTBS, PA1EX1 MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, IWTXIS, OILS VAP NISHES, I) YE STUEES, LAMPS AXD LAMP FIXTURE. " PERFU3IERIES AXU EANCV ARTICLES, COS METICS, COMBS, SOAPS, SCHOOL ROOKS, S1AUOXERY, POCKET HOOKS, XO'IE PAPER. EL A 7 A XB LEGAL CAPS, CIGARS, 1 OR A CCOf PURE WIXES AXD LIQUOR.

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consisting in part of PIANOS, ORGANS, VIOLINS, BANJOS GUITARS ACCOltDEONS, FLUTES. FIFES, PI COLOS, &c, Ac, Ac

In connoetton with the above 1 also keep a full stock ofJEWELRY WATPIT E3, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, PLATED WARE, &c, &c. all f which I will sell at before the war prices. Don't fail to call before makinz our nur..

elsewhere. 41 Braxtan & Thompson Have opened alarg-e stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Qtieensware and Tinware at the stand formerly occupied by Ridlv Apple, at Cuionville, lnd., where they will take great pleasure in showing their iroods to the citizens who will favor them with a call, and still greater pleasure iu sellinjftlietn all they want. Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for goods. Also Singer Sewing Machiues,"Needles and Attachments cheap. EMPLOYMENT. I Want 10O0 Agents to Canvass For The Complete Herbalist. f will TiVn citj'lt r Arm a nnl frivtifi i:ri n.-I-vertising facilities that no man need make less than ?200 per month and all expenses no

matter wncitier no ever ctinvassea iM-tore or p . . i ., .. ,, not. Address 1HI.O. PI IK LPS BROWN, 21 ' . Lpocial attention m-on fo collec-Gt-au-1 Street, Jersey City. X. J., and full par- i lions and nroeedi ngs in Bankruptcy, ticulars will be sent by rettirn mail. 33 lm i Jan. 8. 1K77. l"7-

fJOTICSTO DillDGE O !LNotice is h-?rebv given that the Boanl of Cotoniissiooeis of Orange county Indiana, will j receive st-nieci proposals lunni' crcciiou 01 an j iron i.ri't.ae across r rencn iick t reck at a ;oiut where the road lea ling from Ptudi fo Jasper, crosses said creek in French Li:k township. Orange ' unity Indiana. Bids wilt be ntceived at the An ditors otliee in the town of Pa oil. until Til K 2(th DA V OF OITOHER 17S, when the contra t will be let for building said Bridsr? to the lowst rcs.Kuisibte hi.l--.-r. Said Bridge will be built in accordance with Ihe plan and spei iii a.ious o.t life in the Anditois ollice of Os an ge count v 1 ndia ..a. aud o iosii 's will also be receive! for the stone -;k.u s.;;.i Bridge. The B- :i nl of "oiinii issioners resci ving the right to icjeet oy and all bids. I David F. St ticker, Audiio;- iu an-1 fr-ai'l couiity. certify i:ie above and foregoing to be in compHance with tin order of :-:: X P .ard of 'oiuiuissioners, ii:adc on !k--l-h ;tiy ol iheir September term. 178. In testimony whereof I have hereunto aft ached my signature and a .ivd the f-'al f said Board at Pttoii tliis ti.h day of S.vU-mbcr 1S"'H DAVID F. STt'CK'nrt. Auditor O.ange n,.:ir. Sep-. 10, IS73. 3-Bw Attention fcontllioldcrs. The Town of Paoli is ready to redeem her outstanding ten per cent Inn Is. or refund ihe same at six p .r cent inter -st. From and after Oct. 1st, 1S7S. interest at lh iate of ten per cent will cense or. ail due bonds not presented for re ieaipno r rcf in-ling. THOM AS ii . "NT. Trens. Tow:-, of Paoli. Sept. 25, 1S7S. 2-3w Notice to Heirs cf Petition to Seii E,eal Estate. State of Indiana, Oranye County. Notice is hereby given that Thomas Flick, Administrator of the estate of Benjamin Case, deceased, has Hied bis petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal property being ir.suiieicnt to pay his debts, and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Circuit Court of sai;! con n t v . Attest: JOHN It. SIMPSON. Clerk Circuit Court Orange CountrAug. IX 1X78. ' IH State of Indiana, Orange County, ss. I,i the Orange Circuit Court, November term, 187S. Samuel T. Bindley Ex"r Jonathan Maris, deceased, vs. John L. Braxtan, Elialia Braxtan, AdolphtiS Brnxtaa, John M. Braxtan, Walter Braxtan. Kilen Fiancisco. Darhl Francisco and Jvsac I. Bell. To revive judgment. Comes now the plaintiff, by Will H. ?.lar1in Es'., his attorney and Hies his complaint, and also, an affidavit of a- disinterested pes son showing that the defendant, John B. Braxtan. is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and that the plaintiff has a cause of action aeainst said defendant, and that the said John l Braxtan is a necessary party thereto. Said defendant John L. Braxtan is therefore hereby notified of the pcnuenrr o! this action, and that the same will stand "for trial at the November terra of said court, to be hotden at the. court house, in the town of Paoli, on the Sd Slondav in Noveniler. J,78. Witness my hand and the s-.'il of said court, at Paoli, this 7;h-lar of August. I -C s. "JOHN K. SI Ml "HON. 47- Clerk Oranye Circuit Court. State cf Indiana, Crania ConntyrE3. In the Orange Circuit Court, November term, 1S78, Jlargaret E. Heard, vs. J In Divorce. Charles W. Heard. Comes now the plaintirf by Buskirk & Buskirk her attorney's aad file" her complaint, and also an affidavit of a disinterested persori sliowiug that the def?ndaut Charles W. Heard is not a resident of the btateof Indiana and that the plaintiff has a cause of action arainsi said defni;int in divorce, .and that he Charles W". Heard, is a necessary part r the Raid tlefemlant (.Larles X. Heard Is therefre hereby twrtioed of the fedeiey of t-is action, attd that the same will sand for trial at the Swerakr term of said coart to t-e holtea at the court hore in t he town of 1'aoli, oa the 8rtl Mondar ia November K'H. , . Wit the clerk aivt seal of said f'or.rt al Paoli, thilhih !v of !Sft'ttttlir is?, JUliK It. SiMl-xiN. Clerk, OratiM Circuit Cocrt. ,t. 17, 1S73. 1 44 . --K. 'Lm 4 i,S! i 3 - I' . C The under.-i .gtsed givet no'tce thiit f " h.ss 'naltSesi ;s Kxecutorof the bt-t H ill id J:iaa Truch ,i :od late 'd 'Jr.-iuu-e co,j;.-.t3" I.sdi atuu Ueceased. Sratd :-:.?: ,i ....i,.f'u. " II III ATI TiiUIUiLOOD, Ct'r. f ... , ... ., . ,, ..,, .,,, .j , Notice t lierelij;' "ivvn fhst the partner-? dp her?tof eKisiiift Ltswe-n. ihe iMjd...rsi;.n:'-;, in ttie rrat'ttf-(- of iw, t.hv l.-t-cii hh-I-vi i l-'-r ntntttal coient. All litois'v on h.wi will L- ---.r.t.Sv settte I b-- v.. Aii V'"'ri;-..n 0!t-:!t-

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AT iu the Presidential count but of V;STRUMENTS, L. S. BOWLES. LAW CAEDS. THOS. B. BfSKlBK. Gto. A. Bt SItni. BUSKIRK & BUSKIRK. ATTORNEYS at LAW PAOLI, IliDIAIIA. C"ollectious and Probate business, sjKKdsN ties. Notary Public in otliee at all timet. Parroll Cz Hoblitt Attorneys at Law, 8S?OFFICE North East corner CI oublic-SQ linre. THOMAS C. r.lAHAfi, Attorney at Law, .Yi;Lsr v FiiiiL'e and IJailfJ Stales Claia Ari Orleans, Intl. V." ill practice iu aH Ihe Courts of Or tfie and iitljoinini counties- I'articu!ar .tttentioti invert to collections a n l prohiite iiiisiness. H:,bia Attorney at Law, PAOLI, IXlilATiA. Will nracttce in the courts of Orange adjoiiunic counties. Collection! nd Probate business solicited. Office in Cole's building North aide Pub! it square. T'ARQQP a THOOOP, ATTORNEYS at LAW PAOLI, mDIAUA. JC-UTbej- will practice in all lR Courts of Orange and adjoining cobb ties. Collections protnptlj nttendf 4 to. O.Tice on the North side of the pua-bc-sitiare. up-staira- - 1 Wi:.T . 'I. MAItTIS. jo sis l. Ufcazsnr. lililHIIl! O U1LULUI I Iy Attorneys at Law, OI.I, EIDIAIIA. Will practice in Orange and adjoiutn counties. Especial attention given to settlement of estates and collections. NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE. Deeds, Mortgages and contracts cf every kind prepared on short notice. OfSce west aide public set jar oat door north of Post orSice. August 23, 1878. 50-3)3 U. S. MAVITY, E. G. WIL30S. LI A V IT Y a VILSOtJ, Attorneys at Latt, Will -praetlce fa all theenortaof Orc adjoining eotames. l"arti.:u ! ar atwoti' Ktven to t-oJ leetioa &a4 urobatu bufeineJuly 11, 1:;'7. 3--ia.tsmssHllJ''tii''wiir'''i (jnjiMSJprfllJ r c 1 1 c 2 c f Until Settle tzz t 44.4 W 41 - 444T. 4- .444 44, .'.i- e is : - Hren ths.t on this 2? of Jans-, 1-hx .S. -n A. KeO'hhi. A-tiUi-lstrat.r of the !..;. of Saoev Ken-i;t. ; ceawl. filed wtta the Clerk of the ttrj-j Cott of Orar-.- county, Jndisii. h reF-ort a ut-' "Aduiin.rstor, 'wtjr -th.-v irt re in .nhi.ivs fix ciitriUtto ti -t""iheVelrftof ia estate m-l alt tte IJ c,,!,e.i.rj!ed are bercby notit.ed thaJ -......,,,....,,... ...-. .,,4 An the art " ih !'".,h ' ,w" '' ;!'"t" '" 1 ". 44..i J'-UilS.'"'"-11 tio;.t !:.-!.id 5 .'".:.,,! hf h.nt hell', is,. 5 X crv-di tui'L e huiu c-

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