Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 17, Paoli, Orange County, 8 January 1879 — Page 3

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1 colli:;:-. - T 1 - ,r,f one year,. ...41 c3 vi:iNi-tAY, ILast !iOt!c. y 0niHtmIiis claims due the late Craof Andrew & Son, roast be settled ..ionc-e. .This means busine., anj ia -'':vtTVt'ic last notice that will b '.' " Ja M. Amp.kw, narviir partner of Andrew Son. " Taken Vp. .nrrel horee, four ears old, blaza . - :": hind foot white on inside, r,J He narks on back. The owner can yttt the sam by calling at Braxtan & 'U'f' stable, in Paoli, and paying Tie Legislature will meet toimorr:. Coed sweet potatoes ut ?,Iar liu's. " "tf ITsve you forgotten the small sssctrd jou owe us? Orin M.V'ier, f Orleans township, filled v pai s Monday. Justice Uicc and Monger, of Orksr.5, we in town Menday. Jlrs. E. J. Benjiman has removed kr millinery store to Campbellsburg. 7,e are informed that Mrs. Dr. Jno. A. Ihtter, of Orawgcville, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mr. John C. Albert, of this place, eddressed the Mitchell Greenbackers Saturday n'gtd. Anything in the clothing line Vi.;i vnt can bp had at Dottom rrices at Andrew's. -Jiut'.ce Janus M. Baker and Thcs. Givenshi'Je, of Northeast township, were in town Mom! a". Messrs. Fro k Brown, if the West haleu store, shipped to Indianapolis h t week 2,."00 pieces of fur. Rev. Wm. McGowan and his esti maole wif were uiadw happy New Years tiny, I t the birth of a son. J. M. Summers mid Ap Montgomery, of Southeasr, were in town Monti r. Flour and meal, always on It and, at Martin's. J7tf W. V Wells and Nathan Wells are iMMng friends tid relatives at and in tiic vititiitv of Green Castle. -Mrs. Wm. II. Eussll, of French Lick towiii'.iip, is dangerously ill with Amos Stoat, of the lirra of Stout H.ri-i., was ut Louisville last week bny 'v.' giod3. J uft ice Cyrus I.omax, of LTnionvj'e. was in town Monday, on business cnueeted with his office. Peter Grimsby, John W, Brown, and John G. Kithaidson, of French Lick twi,cl)ipt were in town Sundar. New stock ot Hats, Caps, Boots :nd Shoes at prices to suit hard times at Andrew's. Enoch Burnett is recovering from nie injuries received by him while as!sucgin harvesting the ice crop. btvs, did you "schworeM o!T on Years da v? If you did, stick to it. ri'u didn't, do it now, nnd stick to it was no name for it Saturday nioi-niojt It was cold enough to freeze the ars off of the Cardiff giant. Th "fox drive" that was to have tiWa place last Sat urd..y was a grand to. Hire, on account of the extreme cold. -Toe man who goes to church si in S'j leause he hs "nothing else to do lcaJ Rot be a heathen, buv he is certainIt n idle worshipper. I. Andrew, atcomvtanled bv ton, Eddie, vie i ted Louisville last fee for the purpose ef redestisi!i5 stock of goods. ' kn W. Eliij-, of Northeast towstalP T-sl.f:ed last week as adratnistra tsref the estate cf Jeremiah roe, decca.ed. ror.dl. CCD. Ed. Martin wants oI apj des. n alon. JTtf . x i. . . e tr, is;" rv t1 ' k utlli tt d 1 v t"r. Ju" 1 1 , K , L i w t a, tie I d U l-t WfcX f. l rs cfh-r "5 ! iV.- ' ' - & . . " . .Ml i r. c r I! . i S r ! t r jt. .-1 fJ "brr' i h C, , a t

ii' v re i .irr ii . ; - in 1 n ( ',- ' a r 'lie t t e 1 -i i. -Per r t v. it, a ! pAiify ar.d ' 1 yo'T.' t 5 vcr ty i,t(; :,-ns who write k-ttera or postal car.U, tb.reaUotna: other parties, anl si-fiin;- themselves "Vigilance Ccnralttce. etc., not only pro-re the:::? cowards, butfoolj nnd asses as wA complete line of Hardware, Qur-ettsware nnd Glassware always on IiantJ at Andrew's. Oa nest Sabbath,- Jan.. 12th, will be lie M the quarterly toramuttion in the Presbyterian ' Church ia this place, There will be preaching on Saturday at 10 a. m. and Cl v. m. Ail are invited. Frank Payne, son of Justice John C. Payne, of Nottawest township, died last Saturday of disease of the lungs. Deceased wa3 about seventeen years of age, and was an excellent young manJ. M. Andrew, M. S. Mavity, II. E Wella, Jno. L. Megenity, W. II. Martin, II. F. Davidson, and T. IL Buskirk, went to Indianapolis yesterday, to be present at the meetinjjof the Legislature totnorrew. Coramissioner Aaron Spcer, was in town Saturday, lie came in on a sled and was bundled up like be bad just rsturned from a tiip to the North Pole. We are under tbUgations to him for information that it was coldFar Coots, Shoes, Ready-made Clothing or anything In the dry goods line g-o to Andrew's, the largest and most complete assortmeat in the county. Eliza Boles, an Orleans wanton, who baa frequently been confined in jail here for plying her disreputalde calling, and who for some time past baa been an inmate of the Door asylum, has fiiven birth to an illegitimate child. Mrs. Susan E. Shirley, wife of Ja. cob N. Shirlej-, and daughter of Dr. Wm. B. Grigsby, of French Lick township, died last Saturday, of pneumonia. Deceased was a most estimble lady, and leaves five little children to mourn a mother's loss. The great depth of snow, coupled with the extreme cold weather of the past two or three weeks, has been death on the rabbits and birds. Farmers in form us that they frequently find rabbits and whole coveys of quails starved and frozen to death. Remember that I can and will save you money if yu will examine my stock of Ready-made Clothing before buying elsewhere. J. M. Axdrew. Information received from Thos. L- Brown last week announced his safe arrival at New Orleans. The "Sunny South" is now, at least, a desirable place to be in, and we would willingly exchange, our biting, cutting, freezing weather for Dixie's balmy breezes, We have received the Thirty-fifth Annual Report of the Trustees aud Superintendent of the IndittHa Institution for educating the deaf and dumb. There are 323 pupils in attendance, of whom one, Wiliiaiu G. Kellems. of Newton Stewart, is from this county. Paoli Chapter, Eastern Star, No. 2." will meet in special session Friday evening, Jan. 10th. As business of importance comes before the meeting, a full attendance is desired. By order of Mrs. E. A. Braxtax, W. M. Mrs. C. L- Coi.i.ijts, Sec'yHon. James F. Stacker, Representative from this and Crawford ceunties, went to Indianapolis Saturdsy, to be on band at the meetin g of the Legislature to-morrow. We venture the pres diction that no county in the Stat will be better r i.a ore faithfully represented than ours. Stout & Bro. want you to come and settle up if yon are owins them. They want to square up their book on the Isl, day of January. ICtf TJie land boys propose giving an entertainment on Tuesday evening, Jauaary 21st, at the Court-house, at which time the will produce ."leu Nights in a Bar Room" and "I adiy MUes's Boy," Doll BrasUin UUn the principal characters ir. l.th pi cc?. Give them a crowded l-.ouse. Jchn L- Megectty, Commissioner, sold the real estate belocgin;to the estate of Thos. IrnhinJ, deceased, at public auction last Saturday. The residence on Gospel street was purchase 4 by Mrs. Iceland at $t?3, while the lot and cil inet s,h. - fv it of tl.c- i ;viin wi;s k-c kr 1 toC v- '. ktr at X 4T f The lua'st) is u iy r.gures. i L1 U V I ; tb I ' t t" ; t - . Or it -r v f 1 11 ' r lit la g f. 3 eVie . i ' I 1 1 , til " t -i f t 1 . I " J

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r . r C- .'Tier i i j-1 o I t t' : - hr V ry f r Lf , f r '.. ? r I .r i 1' ' i i 1 ' -j - i recently j rl"u by the G "r. rt. ..r, en f.c-. ( T V i hiir.g become insane, Rtr-. 7 : I a r'? days since to corranit suicide by swallowing broken class. Watkin.? ia as inmate of the Dubois county poor asylum. During the past week the cold has been in'eus. Last Saturday morning was the coldest of the season, fairly rivaling the cold New Years of 183 1, tro vividly remembered by all of mature years, find specialty by those who wore in the "tented field." The mercury Saturday morning got down to 25 degrees below zero. Ugh! it makes es shiver to think of it. Just received a lare and complete stock of Ready-made Clothing bought for cash from first hand-;, which will be sold at prices that will "astonish you, nt Andrew's. Orange county is again called upon to mourn the loss of one of her best citizens, in the death of Robert Lambdin, of French Lick township, which sorrowful event occurred last Wednesday. Deceased was abeut 50 years of age, and in all that it takes to constitute a good man and citizen be was tke peer of any man in the county. His disease was pneumonia. Mr Lambdin wis a member f the Masonic fraternity and was buried Friday by the member of the order, lie leaves a widow and several children, besides a host of relatives aud frit-nds to maurn hisdeat. Tlianit.3. Ed. News: On New Year's eve I received a fine turkey, can of oysters and crackers. Accompanying them was a note addiessed to mj-self, "with compliments of a sinner." Who can guess who that sinner was? A good kind -f sinner, you sajT. I wish we had more of the same sort. He has our thanksOn Christmas eve we received a tur kej, with fixings, from Orleans. Wheth er ihe sender was a sinner or not, is not stated. If he is not, he must be a good Christian, and also has our thanks. F. M. SV.MME3. "nilnd CJeorge to tlie Front Again. Ed- News: In an issue of your paper, a few weeks previous, there appeared an article from Dr. William B. Gilliatt, of Unionville, in which he attempts to justify himself for taking pay from the tax payers of Orange county for medical attention to my family, and also charges me with dishonesty and breach of trust, by riding his mule, which was atone time pasturing on my land. I did ride the mule, because he (Gilliatt) requested me to do so; bntnot without, his solicitation, and he knows this can be proven. Doctor, I have been informed that you handle the truth very carelessly when you make those charges. As to the charge of $29.64 you speak of leaving with Justice Stinson, this is false, and you know it. I do not owe you a cent. By your charge against the county, and the pay you received therefrom, I am released from j'our debt; but j istly owe the county treasury the amount of your claim, which I propose to pay at the next session of the Board. Doctor, I am blind, but have always tried to be honest; and I am willing to balance truth and vare.city with you in the neighborhood in which we both live. Yours, "Bi.ikd" George Mri,ett. Orleans Items. The old year has passed away and the new ushered in with cold, sharp, crisp weather, and with the usual amount of festivities. The appraisement of the goods of Allen & Iteed will soon be completed and the bouse will open shortly and resume business. Saturday, Jan. 4th, was reckoned the c!3st of thtieason. The register at four places in town marked 22 degrees below zero, and at another place it was reported 24. That is pretty cold, I thank you. fcO tt il-j take 5 r th.;i t Z 'tot tE at be 1 . i i at 1 c ts t ' ' t. A f.- ri'-rn-',n t. hi. g vp the lii ut.d.r Lis pir.jw -to i ' 1:1. fjJIli fOC that bad gat away from Lirm.--Pie-tl, Jan. 3d, at bis residence in Lawrence county, Ird.. Joshua Y. Lewis. Mr- Lewis wa-t a mem ber of Co. B, Second RegimeEit, lad Vols., in the war with Mexico; was a good, and faithful soldier acJ agol cit'en. There are but few cf the old soldiers left, and the ; . ; i ' i ; "rr . 1 1 tl t v -ir i v r k c.i a t 1 1 ut t . i;. VI 1' 2 .. j cf c or .1 om g ft ll. s w crc . " '. rl ; rw ad a ; h r. I, J . ; a r t r ;. t I'. - v i Tr;.ys, s- " cl' r i rty tr j a, a It-ai t f t ' i of a 1 ' ' i "" t g

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Co . 1 4 c . . j , wore aSat s ghii to see yoa. J. P. Hamilton will, as snern rs the weather permits, pat np Ma planing mill. He v,VA be prepared to do al kinds of planing. This will five work for several hands. George Quarterman procured a license last week to marry one Susan Salley, living about three miles from town. Last Sunday night was the time set for the marriage, and with 'Squire Munger aud several near friends, they started about dark. They arrived, but the old lady met them at the gate and would not allow them to go in, even to warm their feet. They mads a hasty retreat. Hal. Obituary. To the Worthy M.ister.Wariten ansllirelhrvn of raoli L-Jdjo, Xo, HJ, F., A., A. A". XI.: Yor committee appointed to draft resolutions upon the death of our deceased brother, Robert N. Lambdin, wouldrespectfulhy submit the following preamble and resolutions, viz.: Whereas, In view of the loss we, as a lodge ot Free and Accepted Masons, have sustained by the decease of our friend and brother, Robert N. Lambdin, and of the still heavier loss sustained bv those who were nearer and dearer to him, be it Ilesolced, That it is a just tribute to his memory to say that in legretting his removal from our midst", we mourn for one who was in every way worthy of our respect and regard. Resolved, That we sincerely condole with the family' of our deceased brother in their sad bereavement, and commend them to Him who orders all things best; to Him who tempers the wind to the shorn Iamb; to Ilirn whose chastises ments are meant in mercy. Resolved, That this Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning, and that in testimony of our heartfelt sympathy and sorrow we forward to the family of our departed friend and brother a copy of these resolutions, ana that copies be sent to all the county papers for publication. John R. Simpson. ) Wm. II. Martix, -Com. D. F. Stucker, j SPECIAL NOTICES. "W O O X) ! "W O O 3D I I ! t Wanted, good, dry wood, on subscription, at this otQce. If you want a No. 1 Lap Robe to keep you warm, B. M. Lingleis the place to get it. 14-3 Please take notice and govern yourselves accordingly. My book is now full and I must haveitsettled. If you do not call and sett'e, 1 will be compelled to send an officer to you. B. M. Lingle. S. C DayliufT, Auctioneer. Is ready at all times to attend sales at anyplace in this or adjoining counties at reasonable prices. Residence in jail building. Give him a call. Otf Ben. D. Riley, has added a full stock of sash, doors and blinds to his business. . Call and examine them and uarn his pricesEXedical Notice. The undersigned having decided to permanently locate in the town of Paoli for the purpose of practicing medicine, tenders his professional services to the citizens of Paoli and vicinity, hoping to obtain a liberal share of their patronage. Having had eighteen years experience in active practice he feels confident of giving entire satisfaction. He also returns thanks to his friends for their liberal patronage in the past and hopm to retain the same in the lut,ure as far as practicable. Especial attention given to chronic disease. ffliee up stairs, in the Rhodes House, first doot to the left, over Martin 5; Megenity's law ofiice. lOtf John A. Rirr. We are the boys that want your wool. Bring it along. Thomas & B v kg es s , 35- C h a m be r s b u r g. .!er.i ember That Thomas fStalcup, git tbo east side of the pubEc square, has opened uut a first class stock of Family groceries, provisions, confectioneries ti-e. Also a nice line of hats, caps, bouts and shoes.All of which vvi.lt be sold at the r.r,, :-l Uv' 7 price. It t.r ;a! .-J tl d vlienynii buy in Mb t yo i uon't buy aiictb.n ; t ' : t yoai bay v. ; fr:- -!'.'d Cilhru.h ? far v r-. If. '.i. Tl.. c . r r I ,ro t 'a n ! ii a, ' .l i.. i ptl-J. C. c c . t u ; c r 1 It

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For the very highest cash price for Wheat go'to T. B. Walker S Son, Orleans. Tiollee. Persons owing me are requested to call nnd settle, either by cash or note (cash pteferred), as I need it to pay my debts ;:t Grkex Hazs.ewood. Apples Green per busApples Dried per bus Jacon per Biitter per lb Beans per bus... CoSee per lb Cheese per lb - Crackers per lh....M Coal Oil per gal - Chickens per doz 1 Corn per bus Ezss per doz Whbfc I- ish per kit... Mackerel per kit... Flax Seed per una Flour perewt Hides green per lb Hides dry per R oO fr, h (" 12 A ? 1 to 29(2 2" 15 10 20 2 00 40 15 51 10 95 25 05 10 3 07 69 40 59 20 30 00 40 50 n Hay per cwt .. I ard, p'r lb Molasses N- O. per gal....... Molasses Sorghum Meal per bus Oats per bus Onions per bus Peaches dried per bus Potatoes Irish per bus Potatoes Sweet per bus Rags cotton per lb Hags woolen per tb Sugar N- O. per lb Sugar Coffee per ft ... Sugar Granulated per rb... Sait. new barrels..-. Sheep Skins , Teas per J Vinegar per gal: Vinegar pe bbl - C Wheat Der bus..... (3V 1 felt) 1H 124 1 75 25 15 007 50 45 30 00 70 Township Institutes. Township Institutes will be held in the several townships of Orunge county, as follows: Orleans, second Saturday in January, at Orleans. Southeast, second Saturday in January, at No 12.' JAMES L. NOBLITT, County Supt. LAW CARDS. TUOS. B. lil'SKIKK. OEO. A. BUSKIHK. BUSK1RK 6 BUSKIRK. ATTORNEYS at LAY PAOLI, II7DIAITA. Collections and Probate business, specialties. Notary I'ubtic iu office at all times. Farrell 5 Iloblitt Attorneys at Law, PAOLI, ISM AX A. S3SJ-OFFICE North EVt corner of tho public-square. Especial attention firen to eollectionsand nrocedings in Bankruptcy. Jan. s, isrr. 17TilOLlAS C. MAHAM, Attorney at Lai?, Notary PhLUc sai Uaskl Slates Ciaia Agra Orleans, Xnd. Will practice iu all the Courts of Or ange and adjoining counties. Particular attention givn to collections and probate business. 33 6m T of r T A TT?'1? I - Attorney at La7, P10LI, II.X3IAISA. Will practice in the courts of Orange and adjoining counties. Collections and Probate business solicited. OHice in Cole's building North aide Public square. TMROOP CrTfinOOP, ATT0HIIB7S at LAT7 paoli, nrriAiTA. 1-17 They will practice in all the Courts of Orange and adjoining 'coun ties. Collections protaptly attended to. O.'lcfc on the North sidof tha pub-lic-siuare. up-stairs- 1 A5"D bsi. -m- immQ m, fe wt -"B-is jpvg tt. ii Mm- & W " Sfea? J.J nill 9 &. v'iii. kjf " " JL . W , J i - 'e i . "12 t'tr n f - - J ; '. . ; ' " ; 1 1 n rf t

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CIIAML'E12SBUrMt IXD. i 'team W lca!on in Dry Goods, Groceries, flat, t'a . Hiits, Stoes. Rea4y-wa le Clothmsr. Ii4it- IfatH a tnseiattr. We have a ri:it-ral .-i..rtinciit i.f jril.- which wp will t!l at bottom prin-s f r :,.! or ji-:1 nc.1-. Brin j on ynr nrodace and gel the hixhent paoli, irr. OFFERS his professional service? to the citizens of Paoli and vicinity. O.lice in the South East corner public square. 11ekekexk Drs. Sherrrd and Bow es. It LIHDSEY H0USII Tb3IS S. mm, - ' - Prcjridfir This well known house is furnished with airy, comfortable rooms, good beds and an excellent table supplied with the best edibles in the market. Connected with the house is a good Livery Sta.bie. Carrinea furnished at all times to parties going to and froru French Lick and West Baden Springs, Paoli and other points. Give me a trial. THOMAS D. LINDSEY, Prop'r. May 10, 1876. 34-tf SonietMiig1 Hew! THY" IT. PARSON'S HAIR TONIC fares all Dieac3 of the Scalp, stops hair from fa'liiiir out. prevent dandruff, and is one of the finest hair dressings in the world. Perfectly Harmless ia Every Respect. Manufactured and 'o bv STROUD PARSON, raoli, Ind. JiF nf erenr.es given on application. 10ni3 GROCERY STORE! CD. jE? Jt6 C3 Would respectfully inform tho public that h hai oa hand a lar-re atock of Groceries, loots, Shoes, Hals, Caps, notions of all Kinds, GLASS A KB WIXDOW SASH, CIG AltS, 7 OB A CCO, TEA, COFFEE, SUGARS, Mackerel and While Fish, by retail or the kit, and all articles usually kept in a provision store, and will be sold as cheap as any ho use in t!je place. JgrThe highest market price will be paid for evrv description ot produce The public arc i a vice j to call and examine my stork of goods. 23-3m 'T'.-fr T' "TT "T ff"" T"T WEST SIDE J 2 h Tf , Ha recently leeil tboroairhly renovated and Patrons of tins House will be furuifhed

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P'AOLl, IK I). j This ypbaidtd -i story gethie iLitrl if jsit a atr-tt on the r-outb side ot the Public j Sqttare. A romrn odious Feed Stable in connection with tb Hras capable trl accommodating 123 horses j josjx e. Ai.iiiinT, Julr 31, 1872 ! nienaiili 1 o ij0iillj , ORLEAJi'K, iMBlATiA, t t wnntil inform the eitizon of Onnri ; and aijohiiitT t-oiiinicn t' at w an? row jtv- : nrtsl to do ail ktndaof Itoti'o riiiRtin?; !. i injf in he hij.'htt tv !e of ihcart. "VS v would. also t r f . -nil the puiIic that we have put up a good shop, where are prri'Mt-d t. dll kinds cf Crriag.. and Wayoa rnvtlng. 9. I'oa Slay Tails. About Prr h'' r? n'd ?l Bat wo want V. 1 1 tl end will r to the puolic that we are now about ready to card your wool into rolUnt the low price of 6'j cents per pennd f.r whita orfi.li cents for mixed when jrreae i fumUked, or wlien desired, the pound toll. We warrant all our work when the material in good nd in jrood conditioni We want to buy 100,000 Founds cf Voo!,. for whicli we will axchanesoodii at the low . est prices. Call and see na at our mill in raoli, Ind. KING & STUCKER. April 23, 1S78. 32 To Advertisers ! GEO. P. R01YELL Cl GO'S SELECT HiTST -OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS Many persons suppose this lit to be cordposed of CHKA1, low-priced newspaper. The fact is quite otherwise. The Catalogue states oxactly what the papers ar. W hen the name of a paper its printed tti FTS.!. FACETYPE it is in everv iiisiftnce the ItKS T paper in the place. Whe'n printed in C AP I'l'ALSlt is tlie i)S LY paper in the plaeci When printed in ro rn an letters it is neither the best nor tlie only paper, but is itwuallv fc very frool one notwitttandin?. The fist K'vc tlie populiitiou of every town and ihe circulation of everv paper. IT is nut a toOPKHATIVK I 1ST. Il'lS NVI' A CHEAP LIST. At the foot of the Catalogue for each State the inioi-tant towns whirfi are riot cor ered bv the list are enumerated. IT I - A S HON E.ST EIT. The rates eh.si ed for art vertisingr are barely one'tllili the iuMshe!-s' schedule. The price for one inch four Keek in the entire list is ifir,5. The regruiar rat en of the papers for tlie came ppare aud time are f H,13t 3o. The list include fiTO newspnnerk. of which Mil are Joined IAILY i I sv7 WEEKLY". They are located in 5s lifTerent cities and tovVns, of which 52 are Mate Capitals, S-S places of over S.O'Kt population anil 444 0untv Seat. hM hent on Applira tion. Address Olio.!'. ROW kLI, & ( O's N KWSPA PER A IV EUTISINO lit: Jt EAT, 10 Spruce St. (i'riuting HottKe B'p) Jew York. $ j' m sir,; -trnj K3i4jy If.' J PUBLIC SQUARE1, V 1 f J 111 ref uroiffjed and i H-gmit open t tb ptiMi 'IP ' ! ' -AT1 , - ; f f i ' ; i - ,

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