Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 18, Paoli, Orange County, 15 January 1879 — Page 2

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Henry A. Peed, Ep, late pro-prb-tor of tho Martin County I Is rfdd and Ex Senator from Orange, j

Dubois and Martin, has purchased the Plymouth Democrat. Indianapolis is the largest city in Indiana; Evnnsville ranks second in size; Fort Wayne third; Torre Haute fourth; Lafayette fifth; Madison ?ix th; Lcgansport seventh New AIL any eighth; Richmond ninth; La port e tent ti; South Rend el e v c n t h a n d J e ffe r s o n v i II e t w e 1 ft h . Mr. 0. 0. Sfcaly, Indiana correapondrnt of the Courier-Journal, ami i.ne of the most careful st'-.fistieans in the State, classifies the Legislature

Senate Democrats ......24 Republicans 24 National Dem 2 Democrat- Nat Independent Ilepub- I ludepsndenta

Clean Democratic majoiity over all on joint-ballot 4. On page nine of his official report Secretary Sherman states that the outstanding principal of the public debt has increased during the last year $ -30,004,000, and since 1S7G, $75,S20,S2J. And yet the the Radicals claim to be reducing: the public debt every month- The Treasury statement for December j-how-s an increase during that month of $l,20.3,7S", and the Radical Senate adds to the Civl Appropriation bill a million dollars, to pay k'rge salaries which the House had reduced, and two millions to the army bill, and a large sum to the Navy. No wonder the public debt is increasing at an alarming rate and pay day must come some time.

The several Legislative mills of the country are in running order now, and grinding out their gri-o. The (Jo v error of Wisconsin is no friend of the tramp. lie fulls particular attention to the rovers, and :td vises the people to make it unhealthy for them. lie yay in his message that their furred collections from the people amount to more than the whole taxation of the State

I crty, near Or 'can, commencing

on Friday before the third S.tiur-j day in March, 1S79, at 10 o'clock A. M. Pi .gram toe, same as above, j On motion, . the meeting ad- j

Mourned.

W. F. Mavity, Pres. Jas. J. Baker, &fe'y pro tern.

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NAMES OF OWSF.K5. Dtscripfien of Land

Heturnea r5!istBsot Car 7tt.:aji:ie-' S c r Tuxen t-f I. x . rrr. - j urer cl Cri!;;e Comity, In hi'in.f r tl.s "i ear IMT, air j

Inciter I'rora lite Capital.

Delayed passengers at Evansville, from up the river, report the death, by mysterious agency, ot an old colored woman familiarly called "Aunt CelJa," who has lived in a little cabin near Scuffletown, tenie twenty miles above Evansville, since the memory of the oldest inhabitants of that neighborhood. Oldest people thereabouts ay she was an old woman when they were children, and by computation bused on cstimatns, her age was placed at 119 year. She was last seen last Friday, near dark, going Into a cabin with a rail for firewood. The next morning the cabin was burned down and the- body of Aunt Celia was discovered lying almost naked in the snow, a few feet from the door. She was frozen and slightly, but not badly, burned. Sho was very infirm, and her face, wrinkled and dry, Hkq parchment, bore little trace of human resemblance. Whether she died from exposure or from burning could not be ascertained. She hatt long been supported by the charity of the neighbors. A law suit, ox ten-! v.ily discussed in Rush and Shelby counties, is now progressing at Rushville, in tho Rush Circuit Court. Late one night in September, 1877, an unknown burglar entered the residence of William Bo'ing, an aged and wealthy man living in the southwestern part of ilu-h county, near the She' by line. Presenting a cocked revolver at the head of the old man, ha compel!?,! him to march through the house and point out the places where tho money and valuables were concealed. Among other phiees he was directed to a bureau drawer, and while in tho- a el of sic-opirg tv var3 tha ho.ity, Pali 1 LIa.U 1 tandi g n ,-r by, and do -.It the vifl i'm LrriLlc- l!-)'.vci tl.emtk, idmo-'t J taring th S ... 1 from tho b. ly, , , i ; vi i .es v. i rc lu ir 1 cat;Ide, h; jh -i!y L.dl ; ti. a L r r lam a li.tlj-llvvJ, - :.-v....I t.oi , , , , .(',, r 1 1 1 - f T T - ? ",.,- o . ,-! ti ;

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Death has been busy during the hist lew we cks with (' ngrt ssmea in Washington ( ity. In lesjlhan Amr weeks four ff them have died, and

all of them Democrats. Another one, Representative Tliornburg, ofTesinesee, lies at the point of ' death with a very eriou3 attack of pneumonia. Then ryument of Senatot Vo rhees that the trade dollar shoald be recoined as speedily as possible Into th srand.ird silver dollar accords with the general sentiment of the people. It is the plain duty of the Government which fath

ered this depreciated coin to redeem it al par and save the country from any further loss by its circulation. S7. J0w Republican. Senator Davis, of West Virginia has progressed far enough in his investigation of tho crooked Republican book-keeping in the Tn usury Department to which reference has frequently been made by the -Couri r-Journa!, to have the testimony printed, and it is said to fully sustain the Senator's charges of false balances, erasures, and fraudulent public debt statements, which have been so derided by the Republican organs. The work of overhauling the books

hrt'i been done in the face of great obstacles, interposed by the "watch dog of the Treasury." The tinkering of the hooks took place under George Boutwell's direction, and undoubtedly many stupendous frauds have been perpetrated. Co i trier-Jo urn a I.

IsiutXAroMi, Ixn , Jan. 1:1, Ih-79. Ed. News; The House of Representatives convened to day at 2 oclock P. M., after which your Joint Representative from Oange and Crawford, Mr. Stucker, pres.m ted one of the most important bills that has beti brought before the House. Tha bill proposes to abolish the office of County Superintendent of Schools, and provides for the appointment of County S.-hoal examiner in lieu thereof. Mr. Stucker is an untiring worker and deserves credit for the manner in which he introduces his bills. He is always found in his seat, ready (or business. Orange county may well be proud of sandiugsucha man to represent them

in tho General Assembly of Indiana. Several other bills and resolutions were introduced by Mr. Stucker, which, perhaps, will pass the House. Modoc.

The Republicans are going to try to seat Ku klux Corbin in SenJ ator Butler's seat by means of Sharon's vte. Sharon has been brought to Washington from San Francisco for the special purpose

of voting and making a tia on the

seating of Corbin, which will ba decided by tho vote of Vice President Wheeler who will of course vote for the seating of the corrupt carpet baggei. The constitutionality of the Vice President voting for the admission of a Senator ha3 been strongly contested by Democrats, and Senator Eaton has already given notice that on March 4th, he will move to declare any seat vacant whose occupant has

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Tlie Hangers ofa Olary.

More trouble has resulted from the pernicious habit of keeping a diary. A young woman in Snyder county, Penn., kept one, and she jottod down in big letters and with much underscoring such notes i3 these: "Went riding with Mr. Peterkin; Iiq kissed me a good deal." On another day, "Mr. Judkius went home with me from evening service; he hugged me for a quarter of an hour at the front gate," and there are an endless number of sensational entries of this kind, until one would suppose the kissing and hugging would have hecome monotonous to this young woman; nd no doubt they would, but the recorded facts are that no one man seems to have had a monopoly of either branch of the business. As this young lady was the cenceded belle of the village, and dangerously ssnart and handsome, it was not a very strange sort of thing so far as the man was concerned, and it probably never would havagitated the community had Mr. Peterkin and Mr. Judkins, and all the other fellows, been single men. But they were not, and a great fleal of domestic uuhappiness has resulted from the indiscretion of the young woman, who couldn't lesist the temptation to set down her victories in a book and then put the book where somebody could get it. Tho girl died, and that is how the diary was found. And the query arises, was it tho hugging and kissing that killed her?

It is not till the storm comes

been admitted lthe vote of the that we find out the real timber ot

Vice President. tvur. journal. a. vci. aho

peo;le si ow what i. in them.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

ICotlcelo llelrss of Petition to

ScSl Ileal Estate.

Suit? of Ini;ia:.:i. O.ana-e Countr.

N'oii.-e U hereby jrivou that Tho. A.Brooks,

Ailmiaisrriit- .f ill estate or Levi .Johnson, k-.- ;iM'l. ii:is liUnl petition to soli tiie real

c.;afv. of lUv 1v.n-ct ut. his personal property

i in. in-jr in-iO.i.:: :u n lav ins awots, jtuu umi

I w ;t ! a peti:i':t vvili In- lw.ni! at tin uex.t term

or tite Clivuit t o-.trt 'I siua t oui-.rv

AtU'Ht: .JOIIX K. SIMCSO.N, Jan. II, lsril Clerk c. c:. C. C.

County Slrctlnsj. The eoimry meeting for Orange county, It.d., met at Carter's Creek, on Friday morning, Nov. 29, 1878, brother W. F. -Mavity in the chair. The Secretary being absent, brother James G. Baker was chosen Secretary pro teni. The following programme was announced: Friday morning, Gospel sehem-3 of Church finance; Friday evening, Mistakes of Preachers and Elders: Saturday morning. Reports from Churches and their wants; Saturday evening, Supposed cities of Church discipline and the Scriptural manner of dealing

j with them. I The discussion was participated

in by brothers Jeter, Hays, Mar

tin and MAVitV. The evening be- 1 tt.a. W -a -!. th j n.roiHvt4 n.U ami ace , cMitiis K.u i estate, stle will take place

ing short, the evening meeting was Postponed. Satf.rd ;y m .rning, luv. 10 ol thj i'5?:tin r.,r- i pnr-u tut to tijiumme-nt.

"A&ia'.iiisirator's Ilotic'

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o: th J eitat.: if Albert F. Alien. Lite of Or

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TOWN OF PAOLI. NO. 11.

Cos Nancy II- lots 10, 13, 14, 44 and 45 HaicsEHzabetn heirs w hf Jot 4 . TOWN OF ORLEANS, NO. J2. Collins & Baskirk..... lot 43...

w hf lots 261 asd 262 lot adj. 200 e hf lots 57 52 lots 3fi3, 35-t. 05,366, 415 and 416 lota 257 and 258 lot 61 pt loin 105 and 106 Ios 21, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237 and lots 307,308, 3-Oand 310 e hf lots 53 and" 54

lots 23, 92 and CO

. lot 272 v

TO WN O F CH A M D E RS B U'lUJ - Marris George lots 202, .'03. 20-1, 205, 154 and 155 Peyton J. N. lots 101 and 102.....w TOWN OF LANCASTER. Donahue Mary lots 21. 36, 37 and 38 , TOWN OF ORANGE VILLE. Buskirk Geo. A. heirs lot 19, w hf 20, s pt 33 and 34 Cin.,Rockport& S.W. lots 40. 45, 41, 45, 42, 47, 43, 48, 44, R. R Co.-. and 50 . Rainey Martha pt lot 15 , TOWN OF NEW PROSPECT. Murtaugh A lots 23, 31 and 37 TOWN OF NEWTON STEWART.

Cole Smith-...

Coafdey Jo?m Chambers Anna....... Clark Martha J Fidler F. M Gordon Jo'; n... ......... Langford & Fidler.... Mead Moses J Eoby Cli.arls& James Tyler R. M Trneblood William... Welch Jas A. hfcirs -

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Burton William..,. Brown and Burton ... Brown Wm. estate-... Newton Christopher. Smith Lutecia Gobble Emily

lots 67 and 70 , lots 23, 39 and 40 lots 15, 57. 58, w hf 55 and 56. lots 41 and 42 , lots 32, 33 and 34 TOWN OF UNIONVILLE.

pt lot 22

TOWN OF VALEENE. King Polly - lots 25 and 26 Maxedon Lewis heir3 lots II and 12

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The following lands and town lots have been returned delinquent

seven constcutire years, and will be sold on the same conditions as oihtr dd-.it-quent lands are sold, except to the highest bidder in lee. for cash:

TOWN OF CIIAMUERSBURG. A u hey John II lots 109. 110, 111, 112, 113 and 114 Unknown Jots 13, 14 and 45 TOWN OF NEWTON STEWART. Brown Nancy- lots 17, IS, 19 and 20

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STATE OF INDIANA, ORANGE COUNTY, S3. I, David F. Stacker, Auditor in and for Orange County, Indian's, certify tbr above and foregoing list contains a true an correct copy of the dolinq-ien: hnJ and lots remaining delinquent for the non paymnnt ot taxes due thereon f. r year 1877. and previous years, ni the 15tht day of Dec-ember, 177, lnelndin.' ; taxes for the current year. Witness my hand and the seal of the Board of C-mnsiioneri .-it poe Vi. 20th day of December, A. D. Itf78. DAVID F. STfCKEK. l. b- Auditor O ran tie t'isuiiry. NOTICE is hereby given to owners of lands and lnn retornrd dt-linfj-.u-rit for the non-payment of taxes due thereon for tho year 1877, and pii-vious y-a!, in Orange Count-, Indiana, that the wli&le, or so uuich of said hinds ;n:d lots n.i may be necessary to discharge the taxes, inffrest, p-natty and oust vUhrh laav be due thereon, or from ihe owners thereof at the time t-t such sale, will be s.m? by the Treasurer of Orange bounty, at the Court House do.ir in ihe tin uf Paoli, at public auction, on the Second Munftaj in February, A. I). 1879; pule to commence within the hours prescribed by law David F. Stuck ku, Auditor Onwige County.

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The table at all times supplied with the best the market affcrdc., airy, comfortable rooms, clean bed-!, xe., Ac. Carriages meet every train, conveying jMSsengers to French Lick and West Baden Sjsrings and all intermediate points. Drummer supplied with "rigs" at ail times. Il.ieks will leave Albert IIoue, in Paoli, everj inornirv at So'chvk, making connection wish nurihero ain. 2xtf W. H. GRAVES, Proj.'r

HENRY G. CHAMBERS.

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PAOLI, INDIANAhouse, m im m:ni pot

Are prepared to do any ana ail work In their line in first clam style ind at reasonable prices. KALSOJ-IINING, FRESCO PAINTING, GRAINING AND PAPER HANGING a specialty. Jan. 13, 1S78. jv-f

T1JOS. B. ECr-'SIRK,.

CEO. A. Bl'SKIKK.

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