Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 7, Paoli, Orange County, 30 October 1878 — Page 2

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Tlif next PrtddHt will nut bo from Ohio. lUrtdjds of the State Fair, $IC,OGO. The Democrat eiuct their entire tirket In VIo county, Have you shii tiny Nalioul roosters over Indiana viotorit? Tien Kutlcr is confident that he tvilJ be elected. He draws raorinrui rmwd.t wherpvr he rocs. An earthquake wiil strike the anything else but firm jxilitlcai terra Anna hereabouts, abft-et the time the grand Jury meets. The man who wouM read a newspaper three or four years without paying f.r it, will pasture n goat on the grave of ids grandfat her. The Presidential fraud celebrated his 8x7 birthday (rCth) on the 4th in.st. He ught to have invited In Joe Bradley, J. Madison Wells and the rest of th villainous ganjj that made liira President. The Republicans ar beginning to Iwa uneasy about Wisconsin. There is a fair prospect that the Democrats end National combined will get possession of the Legislature and elect ttgootl greenback er In place of Senator Hovre. Oar neighbor of the News is still ranting about prosecution somebody for buying votes Republican Correct. - But you have never )md the manliness to denounce tho damnable practice of buying votes. What are your views on that subject, anyhow? Some of the "sold out" Democrats nre very indignant at us lor calling them "cuttle." They are "cattle," and lousy cattle at that and ought to be prosecuted for being lousy. News. "This is certainly very complimentary to his Democratic friends Rt-pu b !ica n . Ko lsold out" Democrat is a 'friend of ours; no matter whether he "sold out" during the recent election, for money, or two or fare? years earlier, for something els?, that he didn't get. The following States will hs!d elections on the 5th of November: Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, G-xsrgla, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi. Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, Xevr Hamphire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, It h ode Island, youth Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin. The result of those elections w ill settle th political complexion of the next Conrcs. We have heard of live persons faying that if we had made a perianal snd abusive fight naia$i certain of the Republican county candidates, daring the recent can vr. , 11, a i--ntt wouM have bee a di." va-.i. Tho entire five cf thera ; rr.fv.-s to I Democrats, and, to our certain knowledge, thre of the five vuled lor tho Identical candidates on the Republican tkl;tt, agitltt whom th'..i7 uuw my tliey wante-.! u to mik? such perianal ascl nbaslve fight, ami they fy'it money fr their votts. We csm iiataetha "cattS-d" loay ones, t t! t r " 1 f ; - . -.r A i'rc'ich i M-cr, t rrv - tly diI ta.M; g tlr.J-, tlr,;f .-v.: A I ird'rt l-i I i " t.i I;' i t; I ini ;iv; r ;e IT. . 't 'Its5 .',:' c : C -ily f, t t -t l . i- 1 '. I! ; v : ;- II i r ;.; . . 1 1 iv. f :r i .- ; - . 'J. . I - ff ll i. : i ".v,t 1 t I I

i c.l, we pnrsamp, far inwti generallj ) ihmi having, we will my,i"ale thirty fruits In thirty dy, the T,;";) flies which n nest :f htrdn would have cooaumexl cni!? ii bm to uof 22- W?") tp4o ln'arM, aprirot-, and ncUei. Wecotutiteiid thw vItH nf ths matter to th 4ir'nfs f marauding , chil-tlri'ti."

Th rett nt eleetion in Indiana hn b-n "wnnwhat overlot)k'd in the fagirne" to t xaniint' the result ii the election in Ohio, oo the -unit day j but an Indiana Jtepailican, wriling to the Cincinnati (Jazi-tte, Jn.-iken a very intelligible summery of it a follow: That we have been ingloriously defeated there is no doubt. It is the grandest Democratic victory achieved In Indiana since the existence of tin Republican party. Thelncreavd majority in the Slate is in itself great, but not until we add to that the los of four congressional "districtsami g;iin of but one th Ios of three of tha State senatorial districts nmi thirteen of the representative district, re we able toestirate the extent of our defeat, and It seems to one of tht party, at least, that we had best look the truth squarely in the face." Don't let politics get away with you so badly that if you area Democrat you must hunt a Democrat storekeeper before you will patronize him. Business is business, and politics Is polities. Let men of adverse political beliefs observe the same rule. This is a free country, and all men have a right to vote as they please, but it is unmanly in man to fall out with business men on account of a differ ence in politics. Urutal Harder at taceaaes. One of the most shocking crimes Imaginable was committed near VIncennes last Friday night, a man by the name of Vacelet, his wife and two sons being literally chopped to pieces with .an ax. Suspicion at once pointed to a hired man working for deceased, named Provost, who was arrested and placed in jail. The coroner's jury returned a verdict implicating Provost. The excitement ran high and mob law was freely talked about, but the wretch aved them the trouble of hanging him by taking his own life Saturday night. During the day Saturday he was visited by a priest, at his request, to whom he made his confession, but said nothing In regard to the murder, although urged by the holy father no to do. Desre&'sed was a quiet, Inoffensive citizen, and his loss will be deeply felt. Bobbery seems to be the cause, as the deceased was known to have some $2UG in the house. f Indianapolis Sentinel. J One of the duties of the legisla ture provided for in the constitution cf the State Is the reapportionment for congressional and legislative purposes. Preparatory to this end the Auditor of State, Mr. Henderson, has caused' the enuiteration of white and colored voters cf the Slate by townships, and certified by the eounty Auditors to his of.ice, to ba placed before the legislature In map form, as the basis of representation. The total number of white voters ia the State Is 412,370; colored, 8,CS; total, 451 , C23. There are thirteen congressional districts, which makes the voting population of each 31,631. We present the following apportionment prepared by n gentleman on the hmU of the oCidal returns, of ih.3 enumeration, keeping ia view contiguous counties. This apportionment gives the Democracy fiiven Congressmen anil the Itspublicans thres certain, leaving threa districts uncertain. The Jar?cst district fc& CJ3GG'.3', 3s.sd the smallest C2,'3 voting populallcu. We give t:.-di trkts im follow: Oil n, Wsrr;.:, Hie, Dar:t rrt lrry, Craw ford, Or.i:-.;:', Lir.r W,; !.;:;-. uk r.r. 1 : i-

j Blxth District Madison, Ilam-

ilton, Tiptnn, Grant, BSacktord, Adams, Wells Huntington. Number of voters, S!,403. f'vnth District Mrion, Hendricks, ilsncork. Number of voters, StjSiX Kighth District Vermillion, Vigo, BulIIvan, Green, Knox, Davits, Martin. Number of voters, Ninth District Clay,0ven, Pat -nam, Park, Fountain, Jdontgomery, Boone. Number of voters, Tenth District Warren, Tippeeanoo. Vhite, Benton, Newton, Ja-ir, Pulaski, Stark, Porter, Isike. Numtrpr of voter.-, H2,C3. Klevt'oth Dint. Hrrd, Ci., Miami, Fulton, Wabash, Carroll, Clinton. Number of voter-, C3.fX)2. Twelfth District Allen, ;W hitley, Noble, L i Grange, Stuben, De Kaib. Number of Vters, 3 1, 957. Thirteenth District Li Parte, St. Joseph, Marshall, Elkhart, Kosciuska. N amber of voters, 84,12.5, John C. Fenimore is now the happiest man in town. It' a boy. John D.Carter is making more improvements, by building a large room on the north side of his delliug. Our merchants have been filling their stores with new goods, and are, no doubt, selling to suit the time?. A fine parrot, belonging" to Van Mallory, killed itself Monday by pulling the cage over on itself. 'T was a sad death to Harry and Jesse. Dr. A. W, Gray took an over dose of morphine last Wednesday morning, resulting in death on Thursday evening following, at about A o'clock. G. B. Talbott sold his residence to Calvin Lee, into which the latter has moved, Mr. Talbott moving to the widow Donnell property, near Mr. Condor's store. Our school, under the able corps of teachers, Jis progressing finely. They sem to give entire satisfaction. We undoubtedly have as good a school as there is iu Southern Indiana, Oscar Chilton, brother of Prof. J. C. Chilton, has been lying at the point of death, at his home in Lawrence county, with typhoid pneumonia, but we are pleased to lerti of his convalescing. Go to Stout's for Clothing. 7-tf 0010GE COUHTY DOCTQBS, The next meeting of the Orange County Medical Society, will be held 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. II. HON, Secretary. Paoli, Oct. 14, 1S78. Tttr-;IiIp Izastltates Will be held ia the several townships of Orange county Indiana, aa follows: Orangeville township, 2d Saturday in November 1878, at Oraneviile. North Weit township, lit Saturday in November 1873, at Mo. 4. Sooth East township, 2d Saturday in November 1878, at Valeene. JAMES L. NODLIXr, Co. Supt. October 15, 1S78. AnxSiaSstratcr'a Sale, Notice i hereby given that I wilt sell Sit public auction on THURSDAY, XOVKMBEK 21. 1S7R, at the late rcsiJenceof BenJ. F.Wilson, deceat. L All hi personal projx-rty, not taken br the wiUw, consisting of If ore, Cattle. Fat Hoy, HottsehoM nt Kitcbea Furniture, Vmtutlag Uteooils, Corn in the Held, O&U, Wasjon. ?ntlo Drill, Cldr At ill. Cnsmpion UcaperauJ iiowcr, ct of lilacksudth'a I'ool. ft. rt . T r .3t or Sals: A cre.1 i t of t w.-l re m on ths will te riven on all sumover tl the iur. ctasi-icr srivin; note with a;prov.tl fcurcty, waivm? valnatifm nt p"i'H,mciit.lim; mi u .i ui u-It. wilt Im- r!itipeil iu Q t. J A 51 KS II. m ATii t: lis, Aitu'r. 'JefSco el Final ttlezuesit a: It lielsr rfve!i tliat on tii 17th av of J Ml, lira, Wii J jam tjove, m tmisiatrator il the estate uf Alioaacl lujtliertjr. tecea4eo, nea wuu trve t lers. of ttte umnt Crttf Oraoje rotint r. Ia4ssa, hi tinat rrisxjrt a i:rh aantiaintratur, ahewina; that there la remaiainc iorlismtutin miis tea heirs f ail ess 'tt- 8l;s am of ityZA. atJ iitir are fee re by ctitilet tlutt at th Em t?"M i f tAi-leoart. and tm tiie Cmtdtr thereof .it t ntt will stand for ewiSnsi. ttmi, aifl r-wwif -' fer-iihii will be keari. ami uclt aarf iw will be itsrritaiti anioux Ut Attest t'-i Vierk -.. .- .t of said court -'ij: 4 f Octol'er. tTS. T-l Cterk Oi-aBireCireuit Coart.

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V . iiiAl.-.Sul , : 1. 1 ' f 1. -v ii- ,t rat fMsrr. i ios t"ii5 t . tlie i: site ,u on it riMt"M?it. tw; , ft i ; li-i tu-i-if .' s f et-e v ' " rr 1 t .'.-'- I f!t. motsr p riiut. :t 1 : ..'ant, ( i ii j: sll ut 1 qi!.trT en t S Eirn r tl i nft ion it trc-r-'f sad 17 t"r- cT (.f thf ee-t in U" r-" raid !'i.tri"r hi"! 'd c-fj thi! tnrt5i ty tin4 lap'l cf t i:l!A!3 !'i"-h, on fke l.J.t tcv" !tt? lnd- of ,.itlUa frltliis, oti tU nnstit lv tho Jan Is f liirrm Warrtn aitl cu tlM! west bv the lands of Richard tiolliher. Terms of S.ttc One-fonrtb of the purchase money rsih in hami, on the day of sale, the rriilne In S. 1$ and IS months." with interest at 8 jx-r eent Irota date, notes waiviag valua tion and aTpraiwrnent l.iw. laW.VUl COiLVWELL, Adra'r. Wm. Ii. True, dee'd. Aug. 17. 1ST8, 43-4w A sisal nil sir ;tr Sal. Not ice is hcrebr rivea that I will sell at public auction un FRIDAY, SOVEMBER 8. 1878. on the farm of Mary J, Thompson, cleeeael, indartson towushi", Ornnjfe county, Indiana, all her jM?rona! property, eoncistinff of corn, oats, hay, one milch row, one side sadd!e,oise sfc. one bed aud tcdin(r, Tirms. A credit of twelve months will be given on ali sum over three dollars, (under that amount ca!i in hand, the purchaser jrivinsr his note with approved surety wiiTtnjf retief from valuation or appraisement Jaws. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. JOHN W. BY EES, Adsj'r, Oct. 15, 1878. . A 2 mini t rater's gsfe. Notice is hereby g-iven that the nntlersiimcd Administrator of the estate of John Barktohirc, deceased, will on THURSDAY, XOVKMBEK 7, 187S, at the late residence t sid dec extent, near 1'rovidence Church, ia Greenfield township, in Oranjfi; comity olfcr fer sale at public auction the following personal propuriy af said dccc.l-t. to-wit : one lot of still tubs., two copper stills, desk, rifle a:unt saddle. Silver watvn .tec. Terms. Three dollars awl nndercash, over thrve dollars a credit of twelve months will be g-iven, purchaners (riving their notes wiUi apirov'd suretv, waivin a- Valuation liw, ISAtAH BAUKSH1RK, Adm'r, . Oct. ll, 1873. . . A !zn In Isfrafor's gtfSJc Jiotice I hereby given that the undersigned, Adwiuistiator of the estate of Elizabeth M. Welhnan, late of Orang-e county, Indiana, dcceadvtl. will sell at public auction at the late residence of slid decedent, in Greenfield township, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1878. all the personal property belonging to said decedent, consisting of one mare, one twohorse wagon, harness, cattle, hoys, sheep, farming implements, household and kitchen furniture, Ac. &c, Tkrms or Sit.K. Sums of 5 and under, cash in hand; over that amount, a crertH of IX months will be g'iven, purchasers exectrttH notes with approved surety, waiving valuation laws, JACOB P: TEA FORD. Adm'r. Vft. 18, 18. S. AlGilnlstrattir's notice. Notice is hereby jriven that the n niter? fjm ed has been appointed . Administrator of the estate of Eliza'ieth 51. 'Welhnan, late of Orange county, fndiena, deceased. Said estate is probably solvent. JACOB P. TEA FORD, Adm'r. Oct. 18, 187S. 04 By virtue of a certified copy of a decree, to me directed from the Clerk of'the Oiansrc Circuit Court, iu a cause wherein Joseph Jenkins isplainlitl. and Aunie K. Watts, is defendant, reiuiriu me to mnlje the sura of six hundred an I ninety-seven .lllat and: flfty-fonr cents with interest on said decree and costs, 1 wiil e-Xioscat. public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. NOV. 9. A. D. 187S, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. ami 4 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the door of the court house of Orangre'county, Indiana, the .rents - and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the folftnvinjr renl estate, toThe " south east ouaTter tif the south east quarter of section thirty-two (32) tu.n three (3) north and range two (S) west; also, the south west quarter of the southeast quarter of same section town and ranjee; also, the south east quarter of flic outh west quarter 'or same section town And ranjre, axii-pt one acre heretifore deeded to North West townehip for School purposes. The laeds described herein containing without said ShKl lot one hundred and nineteen acres, more or less in Orange County. Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs, I will, at the same time and plnre. ex nose to public sale the fee-simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest aud costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from ' valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUEI, A. DAVIS, Sheriff Orange Countv. Oct. 14. IS7S. . - Notice, to Heirs' of. -Petition to 'Sell 'Real E3tat3, Slaie of Indiana Orange County: . Notice is hereby given that David C. Alspangh, Administrator of the estate of Wal ter C. Alspaugh, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal property being insufficient to pay his debts and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Circuit Court of said countv. Attest: JOHN 11. SIMPSON, Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. Sept. 17, 1S78 1 St&ta cf Indiana, franca Consty, zs. In the Oranre Circuit Court, November Term John"T. Noblitt, Executor of the last will of Andrew Vance, deceased, vs. George G. Vance, Thomas Vance, Elizabeth Jewell, Ellen Sivige et, al. t'oraoi now the plainti.Tby Messrs Farrelf & Noblitt, his attornevs and files his complaint and also an affidavit of a disinterested person showing1 that the defendants Klien i vige, Alartha Stroud. Malinda Cum mrc and 'George W. Hall are not residents of the State of I ndiana and this plaintiff has a cause of action aaraiust said defendants, to foreclose a specific performance of a contract in rela tion to real estate, ami that said defendants are necessary parties thereto. Said defendants Ellen Stvigc, Martha St road, Malinda Cuiutnons and George W. Hall, are therefore hereby noticed of the pendency of this action and "that the same will stand" for trial at the November term of said Court to be holden at the Court house in the town of Paoli, on the 3rd iionday in November A. D. 1S7. Wit ness the Clerk knd the fe-.l of nald court thU2ith day of S.ptcn'T, A. D. W. JOHN R. SIMPSON, 2 Clerk OransreCircuit Couru 3 cT In in th Orange Cirenit Court, Novetnber term, l;-rs. Thomas Pow!l, vs. John Byrne, Saravel I CamplH'll. Itwmas D. Lovett, Harry II. Tatesu and Geo re ii. Basley. Comes now tliepltiintitr, by t'arrell A Noblitt, Ksqs., his attorneys, and ties tds coraplaiat aud also the atfidavit of a distntemtei Mron, showing that the defendants, Joha j v me Sa.ro mcI l.t iv 1, Thons D.LovetS, lirry H. Tatein and Georf ll. Blevf are iHMi-rWjtletit oft he State of Indiana, ami thai the plahitiTi's live a cause of action aaint said defendant in relation to real estate, 'and for the purpose f eaocelinir a lease of real estate mi that the mitl 4m'n Byrne, Sttmwl I, Vi8pteil. Tisoiras I. "Lovett, Harry i. T a teta and Georges ii. Baley, are Skeraeiry parties therrtoi. bAid ttcfendanta. JTottn Byrwe, Sain net "U Cmpbelt. Ttionia I. Iovett, liarry II. Ta-tt-ta "and tTr. H. Easier are therefore feoreby ntiaed itS pwrnlisee f thus art ion. a-t t..at tbe aaute wiil tanC foe ferial a tbe Novenilier term of ai Cr.r to lie hoideo at tlie 'ur fcoiwe la tl towa f Paoli, on te Jird MmriUc in ?ovember, A. D. J r-"L Wi'rn-n t'ae Clerk and theersl of s ! court tsi2ttatar of 4---toflr, A. I. amis u. biuret. 2 . I.lti k Ora Uresis tfeart. ?..., ,,. T., !.. , -;r.. !! t5e ra n-e 'lrv: It Cnart NVwiii'ier Terta I-.,''?. 4i'u',H -. ., vs. Jo;.a Courtaer, jamr t!w I :i ;;"-;, by JTrlla A l:,,.'.,-iiSty, ;s.., '(,). a.iit' T' .!-; 4 r. r-a ti.iC"''K'" ;-.t,i::t s,vl t:,';'..j ti ? a "'; Hi' it- -f :;.';' "r'ijnri !)", i, not K Si--. . t ef t;.f f'-ntc ;f In-

A'l pcr"o- kn'inf r t t.i 'iw'u ti ' to i e a a -tH- . f 4?. i . V t.'.v. r. t-. at r-.r i e i.nui - ii n; lx.- r li.na r.i -ux.t l; phen, 1 ctot h i'S to j at ai-y oof rw.-KiE. but shall ! com fKdbM to tlo ...! curncdiftte a.iim'Lt is ta I tl rt' iii noten ia my poe n v -1.1 " t . lf, 1 - r . at time i. t. j vi ill tr ) .Act-i la t '. h " .f Auiirney! fur . .. n. ' 1 S'.it Hi., tii .! diu'vcrj' u -e . . i'Li-j t iJAMES L. NOBLITT. AMsSpne? .

&utft Ifitf 4tJ ted, ll TriOftK baa wSeed from ttie ewten and confik.tfi fsrtfa of di ri-- wutitid "of Ca trrii. nd hv trif d nwny p!ticia:i ml r i rtil. i;wm r. iirf or cor.-, I lie mawrrlo Oil ictl':i mtlU r ! .craSjin anairi y. And well tin-y Ui .T ; f.tr B i.lt:inli-t:i m. nrioihvl liio aiverily j.r -t !-. u. so H-strictt to W h as CaImi'i. llronchit!, Aihf!t, t'-vair'is. r-n-1 srrioo sa-l fr it--.r im4 tfT-cifM nf tue Inttir- fo'iiow. In m W " i..'nrt . a r- f lrnr. hnr ncplete Ct.trri. U'h-r rum.-th t ie RcriR, nrb as d-af "., Inifairi-'l v-HHrht. ;4 la ft r.- cf m-ll. my '- r Hrii t.. a minor hut nr trprtnrlcu tcrlom r ulu of bi-.h-cu- l C'trra, b't finnfh it tii- mf It-. ! ma t.o'hintg rmnMifl with t.i l-nf-r-Mi acljA.-a cf Cc Uru uU luiis Ukiy tu fUO'iT. f ? ' ' !"'.- lit lfeW! r ' T can be enred. T-.rr Isr.i T-Vt v-t;t It. The iruiiM-dUi r TI f tforil.- I by Naxfosd's r.ttCaI. CUBS rut CT.BH 1 hat A siigbt er Urnce 1 1 what may f.)liowap rhtnt sc -f tui rme'v. Th hnrd. tocrtisteU tu Utcr t?imt bu ludrrd lu thu tMiiti is tiht1 vrph fw snnoeationa : the liccraiioa r .1 l.:tiiuuiuu suudncd and h iled; t'i s entire w--:' ran -n tiling of th head ar elsanael and ; t i . I. Const Itntionally Its actios i tht orn (vjwrfai puri'via itffiit, Jetroy- - l-r 1 1 tiinrM thr-'Htr t!--& 7Sfem tH ono-.k, Lue i(tractiV0 a. cat ia cai&rrUjd tiOJc. A G0:.:?LI0ATEO C.1SE. Gentlemen. Myrwn fiy follows t Thare h i .i.rrti for t a yeurs. t m.h y.-ir with-iecrems-verity For rune y. nr I t ad nut !.r aihr4 tiir-iuvh on nostril. hail Cropping latin- throst, iv ry cotifcfj, t-fims 6 ba. i as tu be obllKdio t-kf a r mcdy for it at iH'!t h'-for-'-b'-ingr able to lt down and 1 rp, a :J u coi:iit ihid pJa In tu r hful. My hit vr..i at times so fiiii I cta,rrhat n itt-T m tin3nr- tny n rt lionrfnp s"d eomp 1 ni to k- t up seTrrsi tliurs in tho night to clear it and mv- l :.ioat b fmlrnnlt l '-p. Errrrone i f tlu.se cUireming trmptomt has disappear, ct unrirr t : n- - f not qaitw thri- bottl- s of SwrxUD'a Bapu- t.Ccr.. My ha iring is fu'lr rrtorcl. I b -.to t:uiiitlc iyniptom, no rongh.ao irf pp: gl:i tim itirot. no liead:ich, and l:i every way b' tir ih-in I hsve been for y. ars. 1 c-aid frr tha eflei c-f tht Ct'va on mr apn-t.fe. on my kldnrm, anrt. In ftrt, rr-rr part of rhy system What lis b-en liii In itiv c-i - t who'tlv the tTett oi the lumct, rrs . Vf ry rvctfnnr, i irciiUL tu, Oct. Ii. C. 1L LAWEKNCE. I-dorscd hr a Prordaent Drnggirrt. I hereby certify thf l&t. liwrrtic purchased the llADtCAi, Ccsc of trie, and from time l tlmo made lue iinil(:'.r i-1t'i lil rw, 1 hclieva hXa statement t 1- true in er -ry particular. JiiCinrau, Oct. IS. JA3. P. PEHBT. Kicb pirVsge eonfsfn 11 f. Panford's Improved Ir.tialiCA' Tub--, sod mil fltrm-tloua for Its ie n alt eatca. Price, ft. For sle by all wiioleaiUe and retail drsiriflau anf dealers tiroalt the Vnited ftnteaa."id Canada. iKKsf tt POTTB Aeneral Agents a id V. tK'Irnafe 1'f ffgsrsf, iuaa. ! j w 'its & & A i An "Cleetro-Oal-ranie Iiatterw combined with n Iiighly MeaVcatexl Strensrthenin Piaster, forming' h- l-t llstr for paizsa avud ache lu the V oi ld. of Klcdiclae. - REFERENCES. Pr. E. M. FIVer, Mont-oniery, O. " !lr. Francis H;rrlma , Orlaii Ma. 11 jfclc;-ll Lewi. K5., Milfcri. D 1. Mrs. Kiehard Go; luxii. Ly iithburt, Va. J. V. fci:ai'!::'., tsij., M iuona, Mii.u. Mrs. J. A. Tuizle, Jfrmpliis. Tr an. H. B. do ch, 1 'q.. 0vfn, Kan. Ur. W!!lfd Ctibllis, li!Kkmrt. Mr. O. AV". Ikistwk k, Eq.. Mt. 8trrli;g. O. Mm. I'ViT t Vouug. linbrkljre, Mr.ss. Fraaeis lta'ic-r, J-.t-q., CUic-innati, O. Mr. J. 3i. lt ddnfcon, E. Orrlna-toii. ?.fn. N. Shirerlek, Indeper.i-nt " Offlce, N.T. Mrs. lir. J. I uUiltl, ii.. .i , " i. Geo. f.ray, Ksq., Xonticello, Mi'in. Jir. Cli Kuundit, Woodhnll. 111. VV. 11. ll. JIcKinney, Morrow, U. itr. R. Ii. Steven. Fort Wayr e. Ind. Vm. S. Slnima. WaUiaonrillr, Kr. K. Hr -.1-11. Sr. .mi. M'i. MotUuir liy"n, Kq., San Frtncieo, Cat A.1 Imnured of oih is. COLLI MS" VOLTAIC PLASTERS Cnr wbfii all o'her rptnedie f..il Copl- cf letter dft .i'.ing suuie asCanihiiiK ctiii wlte i all ot'-cr rrm-Uics .lid been tried wHiueo. .i;c will be tnalleH free.ao that corretrMnUrne- m.--to had If tieaireil. For the cure of Lame Bark i:d weaknesva p- euilar to t-tualcs, Com.is' V.'i t io PiiAs-rcaa are superior to all c titer external remedies. rtC, 5S CENTS. aiaMWIHIlllllllHlllWBI IIWWIWIIW Ill I.IIIIIIMIIIIJ V.f. rurrful to call for Coiu:;s' Voltaic Pt,ATBs Ii-al you wet oaie worthless Imitation, bold by all wh lt j)e a-d retail drnMruiats tliron .-tiout the I'n'ti-U state and ( an-ii, and hr & PlT TKIt, IV nrt or. B-wton. Mm. n t J 4 ""i L fe m U TT17? La I ki.iUii la 30 Years a Phytlcian. 12 Year a Sufferer. Tried Hegulsr Remedies. Triad Pa!3nt!lleicJn''S. Pcrrr.ane fitly c tired by LJU l aijfcjJliUi'iSa Uwila.1 MF.r5T tvn-K- & POTTTK 1 Te praciis.-d tu.-dlclne 'or thirty year. anf have been a u!tVr r n jrlt f.r iw lr,- yeai-s !t& Cai rrn n nuxai :t-e ,jr s, itUcv e.ml a'Tl:T I Imre Bnl errvthfnK In the mtlrri-t inr. ii&t w?thct any permane.it r.diel, until iinllrl -.rui Imineed to trr n patent nvdieiue -metii!njr that we allopath! are Vi-ry i..th to d... I trl d and rtlrcr . th-r nitil I n hoH of vntim. I f llowed the. ttir-c loii tn he li-tte'.end'ani hnpnr to v hre had a prrrn inent nre. y..nr RADIO! CL HF. 1 cr-Biriy a It tpp e--TnMir:nti for the Ctire of thai uicxt anplc.want and dasrcruiu of CLJieaea. Tonr. re p vennTi d. w oiiav; m r, Cf Pf . D. "W. Orar & So . Phv.lrla add f-!'virir. ."i;.:atiB1 luwa. "UrSOAT.xa, Iow..Mar h 27, 1S77. Th" valncof 'tbfs rem la tlie ere of th' e d- rnnM not be overlooked Uii.il i-i i Li I iJ UiWU,wib' Affect jcn of Vi" Ey, Ear. Thro, and Broiii'lUal Tubf whieu la mtnr e i3-n acc- iasa- j a aev r-- . of inrr:i. I fe.; indent- d aid e'.aeast d conditio;, of tin- uinron urmri Is the cne 'T alt these t-nnhl. ; and nittd f ie ytem h lje-n ltoiht r pvrlrnnd r t-.- Inn Ten re of the K UHi'AL :i K. i . rfert fritiou from tiiem C:.:itiOt l-r reao:!hty esi et. d. AL dTKS w . ptw-d befnre the pQ)il'-. .n- In f.h.rt tin- it Las f"iin-l i wav trun (:in. to California, atjd I Terr wfacr-- aetcaowlrrtjred tr ruKTurim- aal ieiaii . he the moat n'e miI pr, i ar jt.,n f -r tue thu-oajrh ireatm. r.t of Catarrh cvi r r--it.pin-td d. Tit ff w;il I e derta. iS of more Intr-ortan- " whe- it Is e-nip'l w.h tli- ttement Uia -ith'n i:ve y-n. or.r t'iiTrrct.t rr ittertir" mr Cat tsrrh i.ar- lurn fl tfn k. aai to-day, v .: im- fr two e ' i-pi loim, t!i ir efrik 'annot reraii-J bv t!t- br-t I lonw.: dusirt. .'.-'Hinsr way aorce- d In I'o rine a f w aaitrs. liul.onic-. 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ThePropristor of TITE PAOLI DRUG STORE demands, in the Jnlet t the people, an investigation, net of frauds in the PrcidcRtiaI count -s i1

PA1E2T2 MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAIN1S, OILS, I'J - msiiES, dye sTurrs. lamps and lamp fixture. PERFUMERIES AND EANCY ARTICLES', COS. ME TICS, COMES, SOAPS, SCHOOL BOOKS SI A 7 IONER Y, POCKET ROOKS, ' NO 'IE PAPER, PL A 1 AND LEGAL CAPS. CIGARS, 1 OB A CCO, PURE WINES AND LIQUOR.

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consisting in part of PIANOS, ORGANS, VIOLINS, BANJOS GUITAF? ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, FIFES, PI COLOS, Ac, Ac. &c. AI' In connection with the above I also keep a full stock ofJEWELRY WAFrn E3, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, PLATED WARE, &c. &c. all of which sell at before the war prices. Don't fail to call before makin- iour purM, '' elsewhere. " r ' 41 T. J nnC'T tt-ct

Braxtan fi; Thompson i Have opened a largre stock of Dry Goods, Groceri e P H V Quesnsvaro end Tinwaro at the stand formerly occupied br Ridlv Aiple, at I'nionville, Intl.. where tiie v will take jrrcatpleasnre in whowinjr their jroals to the citizens who will favor them w ith a call, ami still greater pleasure in acllm them ail thev want. Proituce of all kinds taken in exchanire for ffootls. A I. so 8ing-er Sewing Mat hiues,' Needles and Attachments cheap. E MPLOYME X a I Want 1000 Amenta to Canvass For Tho Compl3t2 Herbalist I will jrive such term.-' and fiirni-b such advertisinif facititiea i hal no man neel make less than $X) jter month and all exitenses no matter whether he ever canvassed In-fore or not-, a ldre.a O'f. O. I'HKLI'H It liDlVX. SI Grand Street, Jersey City.- N. .1., and full particulars will be sent bv return mail. 33 dm nbTICSTO CRI0CEB7fL Notice is hereby !rv -:i that th-- Itoartl of Commissioners of Oraiijre county Indiana, will receive sealed proposals for the ereetion of an Irn llritijfe across Frei.i h I.ii k t reek nt a poiiit where the nw 1 leadinjr from F'a.di to Jaser, crs5es sai.l creek in French f.ick township, O range County Indiana. ISids will be received at the Auditors ofiit-e in the town of Paoli, until THE 2tith DAY OF OtToBKK. ls;s; when the contract will ' let for building said Utilise to the lowest res(Mtisiite bidder. Said Bridge will Ik-built in aecordnnre with the plan and specilit alious on file in tin Auditors ollice of Oraiijre county l:i liana, and proposal will also be. receivetl fur the stone work id -aid liridgc. The Boardof Commissioner) reservinr tiie riy:ht to tejei t a:ty ami all bids. I David F. Stucker, Audi'or in and for said comity, certify the atove and forejroinjr to le in complianee with tti order of said Hoard of Commissioners, made on the Jilt day of their Seutemlter term. 17. In testimony whereof I have h.-reunto rj. ta diel my sijjnat lire and ailixcil (lie seal of pait Hoard at I'uoli -hijj th nay of ,-:tenjbcr 187. DAVID F. STfCKER. Auditor Oiaujrc Cui:v. Sept. 10. 187S. :,i'-iw Attenflasa HoisdlioIfSt?!1!. Tlio TnTt'n of Paoli is ready to rede-cm her outstanding tea per cent bonds, or refund the same at six percent interest. From and after Oct. 1st. 187M. interest at the rate of ten per cent will cease or nil due Ism Is not presenter! fixr redemjitrtti or refunding-. TIIOM A? II I NT. Treat. Town of Paoli. Sept, t'u 178. 2-3w lctiC3 t3 .Heirs cf Petition to Said Usui Sstiits. Slate of InJiandf Orange County: Notice is hercbv K'ven that Tbmias Fii.-k, Administrator of tije estate of Benjamin Case, iU-cckjL has fiiel his i-tition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his jmtsoiial jintjicrty bdnf iusufiic.ient to pav his debts, and that said ietition will be heard at the next terra of the Circuit Court of said countv. Attest: JOHN IL SIMPSON. Clerk Clrcnit Court Orange County. Aug-. IS, K. 48 Stats cf Isdissa,- OrcLrrrs Constv, ss. In the Orange Circuit Court, Novcmlier term, 1ST. Samuel T. Lrndley Ex'r,, Jonathan Maris, deceased, vs. John 1. Uraxtan, Kiisha Braxtan, Ailolpbus Biaxtan. John M. Braxtan. Walter Braxtan. KUen Francisco. David Francisco and Jesse I- Bell. To revive judgment. Comca now the plaint iff. In- Will II. Martin Esq., hi attorney and Gle l.j complaint, and also, an atlidavit of a disinterested fteron howlr,if that tr.e defendant, John I. Braxtan. is not a resident of the fetate of Indiana, and that the plaintilT baaaratiae of action arainst said defendant, and tlist tlie saiil John- I Braxtan ! a neees-iitry party thereto. Said defendant John L Braxtan, i therefore hereby not i Sett of the jndeney of this action, and that the aame will stand for trial at the November term of ail court, to be holden at the court hou-e, ia the town of Paoli, on the Sd Jlonday in Novc!iIxr, i-r.-i. Wttneaa tny hand and the w. &1 of paid court, at Psoli, this 7lb day t? Anjrnst. 3:". JOHN ii. SI. Mix IS. 17- Clerk Orsnj-e Circuit Court. Ctata cf Indiana, 0rarj3 County, sz. I-a t--- Ortr3 Cirtui: Co.il, rrovc-.Ur term, i;3,;.g. C- -3 '. ''lr!. I a Divv rre. -cu now t t lri, : i? Un l -V .. I i:rk. - anon i ?, ! . -s t cr c v a.at, and r a - I r .t of i li imme I p rfn : t tn -.t tl'n tU t Lt ! V. Lesrl i h : t a rr-i -r t j ,vs.t J , ,n sit'.tt r 'i j Z I : a ri-, nf t ' n-t ski tit.'.. .Iij? t i n o.vor.-e. a- i t' si Lt-lsark-s ". iu-n, i av iw.-i- ry j, .it tiseret'. Vlt: . ill" ' (' ' rj , , T', , !J, ; , f- IC t..i I IV .i,t ( t ' " e- f f i 4 ii ". an 1 t .' - - , , vt I r ,.i i rt' I t " i- l r i i ( , ; v .1 i " 5- ll tf " (l.li rt I ll l f l , , aiS-..;l,(M! i I .' " , ,- ! ; , .s t 1 l rk a is, t ' f i ! .tt t r. i.-:;, t. i e i i-. . . -v t . . t , 4 1 1 t. , 1,," i i, ..i, .. C t. .i I t 'Wtii. t - .ir.: i

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ji ATL . M-sr Aji3, LAT7 CASB 3. THOR. B. Bl'SKIRK. OEO. A. BlSIiRg, BUSKiRK 6USKIRK. ATTORNEYS at UT7 PAOLI, IITDIAIIA. Ctdbtd ions and Probate business, apacialties. Notary Public in oftii e at all times. Attorneys at Lau. IMOlif, InfA.A. EgSOFFICE North Enat cornerof i lit public-square. Especial aftenfion civen to eollec- ; tioiisunj orocef ain. in IJ.4iikrtip(cv. i Jan. S. 1S77. 17I TH9MAS C. M At IAN j AttoriiQj at LaT?, .Voarr Pi;!. lie :ni lului Skits ffa'a kn Orleans, Ind, Will practice in all the Courts of Or miff urn! o'ljoiriiiiir couruics. i'nrtirnbir attention iven to collections a n I probate business. HI! tint Attorney at Law, PAOLX, ODIAA. WiJI prnoficc in fbe conrfs ofOrnnj-a and aljoinin; counties. Collection and Probate bu.inoss solicited. Office in Cole's bniMrrr? Xorfh si-fe Public square. Tiinoop tt Tifnoop, ATTORNEYS at LAW PAOLI, IITBIAHA. TThsy will practice ia all tl9 Conrts of Orange and adjoining roan ties. Collection promptlj attended to. Oflice on the North sid of th pub-lic-s-jnare. np-stairs- 1 wil.L M. MAKTIS. JOHS b. MKTEX'ITr. i.i..;lli,i li liiLULiilll: A 11 neys f 4 T n y-nr Will practice in Orange and adjoining counties- Especial attention given to settlement of estates and collections. NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE. Deed., Mort 3353 find coniracts ot everj kind prepared on short notice. Oiaee west side public square one door north of Post cilice. Aisgast 23, 1878. 50-3-ITT f" VMf fi f f 01 Ali 1 Ara V'iT t r- , ! L 1 t J I ' fit 1 t1 'i f s cf Ont re r I ' j . " 't. : sr ' ' ' "J .1. 1 ! ; : . -ft- E 5 f . ... J I 1- - . ' t r I i . . . -

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