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a" I 1 T 1 . f r- , - , v.r::i:: i: uav, j an.- . VF ffil..' . -Grits at Martin's. TIesJ cur HilBoia letter fro!a ''Hi' -.- Ser Boy." ; Head Dr. Life's 'card ia to-dny's ?;- Xj3 coal o;l can is said to be th I'rth place of 1) urns. As infant child of Win. Dillarda iA FriJay oCpntusnoniaKraut at King's. Lot ii s thing that is afraid to isy tii, and dos not dare to say no. A (ramp wishes h could have the n'rh'tnare, because it comes from eat-, jr.,; too hi ucti. "We noticed several persons from CLimbfrisburg in tbs audienet at tee Court Uoas hit n'r Lt. The best thing in the world can sever be duplicated. A boy can never Lare but one uiothtr. Sour kraut at Martin's. The ran!?i!'e Courier talk of rfjretubly." Shades of Webster, de fcB'l CS. William F. Burgess, oflStamper's CrffV, auahf d Saturday fes guardian if his own children. Bond, $300The rains and aanshine of last week reacted nearly all the snow and raised tie streams in this vicinity accordingly. XIri. Major Anderson, of Frenca lick township, died Saturday evening, nneuraenia, after a long frd painful ill tess. The publication of the dcl-nquent taxd'st wi!l soon be completed and then .!', he enabled to vc oar readers mora rcaiins; Hntter. For fall report of the proceedings cf the Legislature, as well as the genertl D:ws ni the day, pee our outside To see "Ten Nishts in a Bar lieora," or tea bar rotnas in a night you paji your money and takea your It anotiier coluoin will be found a communication froai Elijah Tower, a firxir resid-B t of this county, now of I As. Hi. Mrs. Lucinda Lambdia and Nathaa P. Lrtmb-ha qnaliQed, Saturday, as ad uoitralrs of the estate of Robert Uvin, deceased. Bond, 51,293. Fleur, meal and bran, always en hand, at Martin's. 17tf Head W. 1 Read's "Look Out" notice in anather column, and if you are iaJehied ta t'ce late firm of Allen & Reed prepare to make a speedy settlement. John Fuhner, a promicent citizen f Salnj, tflmmitted suicide last Uon'y t New A!- iny by taking morphine. No cause is known for the rash actTie regular ra'onthly examination f fcicbcra for January, 1S70, will be l.elJon 'he last onday of said month. Jas. L. NoE-r itt, Siijilf.. Oi:n to the grand success achier1 lat tsiLt, "Ten Nights in n Rar lioora" and 'Taddy Miles's Boy" will t--e repeated to-oight; at the Court!tOU(. An Jnd'.anapolit firrn advertisers cf .!u!oid collars and cuffs, that need no astntig. If they trill Warrant th.t :srer tin same way tarossn the winter csntfas, their gales I'.l he Ur-!y ir.v Ci rated horse-r.tdi.-sh at KIn2r3. ' i.. it'ii, surviving partner ot U LU firm of Allon & Reed, filed la CicrVs oSes, last Thursday, the inBtrJ ad appraisement of the assets cfstid firm. Ii foots up eighteen thousand si J tlxty dollars. lt is taora honorable and dignified p li living itidepandently. on a faro, iking food I 1 1 c r and chease, and r&.nrtj Sundant crept and fine stock, t-n to sit in ais rs'ikii! bal laws. p'?.cei and It is eaul that when a man cornea' V tu x cf fore fair." the weather h cannot 1 himself ender oath. We have several weather rrnrdie!s hereabouts: J!Ut v list ve no rclcreace to alljsiorss. Rvi a Ut of it. f&iecf i nrc r te I n.-i-i -' "" t t' . it; of I rip P. Cv i--j if 4" "., sir- t" i I i t a e ' 1 N.i I It . t c r 1 . t 1 r r 1 - I. f 'i

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" ftF-Ihor-t?" . ' rI ( j t z t ' ,1 t t r i.) O. l-l r i 5 , r;. It will f - -,a L.j tl.ne far "'home made 3a-i?.M - u- a gallon and we will hare . ; I u k-- h:at cakes. .w--gs ri-h y.ll - 1 "old roan Sall.r, tl cy'vo st:di your and gone." lie '- i ar: a m"j. Wta. II. Compron and wife, who have been In New Orleans for several weeks, returned home last Monday: Mr. JiU. Campbell aad Miss Lydia Lee were married Thursday night, Jan. 16th, by Rev. F. M. Symms, of Paoh. ''Mdy they live long and prosper." Jttst as soon as school closes at noon and evening we would advisa every one of the students to rush into the post-oface; especially those who haven't got a letter in a month. --Some thief broke inte J. R. Ill rod' t drug itore a few nights since, taking some cigars and a half gallon bottle filled' with whisky. One of the panes of lass ia the door was bf-oken and the door then unbolted. The young folks hd a gay time at Gen. Splceley'e last Saturday night. They bad lots of candy. It was nice after it was first taken est of the pot, but a very few minutes after that, we were lik Josh Billings about tha sausage. Geo. II. Lindsey died of catarrhal pneuiaoaia on the naorning of the 16th. The funeral tervices were conducted by Rev. F. M. Symms, at the M. E. Church, on Saturday evenlsg, the l?th. He leaves a wife, two infant children, and a number of relatives to mourn their loss. We see the present Legislature wants to "throw us out of the union," for judicial purposes. We hope the bill will be defeated, as it will be very inconvenient to have to go to Corydon ot Leavenworth. Beside this, we don't feel disposed to'swap off Judge Wi'son for any one. The shot-gun and broom-stick wedcame off last Sinday morning. The parties married were George 'Quarterman and Susan Sally. This wedding has been contemplated by the parties for fo'm'e time,' but the "old fclks" being opposed to the match, the young; lady had to wait until a way was made for her escape. Last Saturday night, she being at John Mahans, Gaorre, with tw others, went out in buggy, .hitch ed their horse, and went on the porch, ad as scCii as the girl heard them she darted aut from the supper table like an arrow, bare headed and without any shawl, and was in the buggy on short notice. The yell was then given by George Fish , to Mr. Sally, who' lived only k short distance. He, with two or three others, came and overtook them. Someshots were exchanged, but, no one seriously hurt. They came to Orleas all safe and "right side up with car," and were married last Sunday morning, by !tef. Henry S. Talbott. Hal. B. J. Hon received another large invoice of ap pies last weekMrs. Louisa Elrod, daughter of E. Taylor, is seriously ill at her father's residence, in Orleans, and tke cause is considered a critical one- Disease, pueuntonla. There is talk of another wedding in ar town, to come off soon. The matter is kept very quiet t pvessnt, but like murder, it will out, and the preacher will be called up cain to make two souls happy. I wonder how David F. is gstting along Bi net he superVe'ded' Ben Shindler and became an M. C? I wish he would hurry up that Mexican pension bill. The eld vets are getting scarce of change. Our people are alt opposed to tha change proposed in cur Judicial Cir cuit, and to a man have protested against it. We hops our Representative will do his utmost to prevent this and keep old Orange ia the present Jus aicial District. The Lost River string band came to Orleans sue nifht last week and gave the cltizifl'S' a' treat cf th finest music they have had for years. The Pickens boys, with II. S. Ward, with his ''big ddlt," are hrd to beat. Ccfme again, toys," The marricgo license procured some tiaie since is still waiting the parties. ta take thera up. "Barkis, is willlms" hat somehow or other ths "cruel p-srwmts" of the lady will not consent, and fcy the way there is goiag to be trouble. -Tlio::ir,.:ii'. sclC.i. h e- ( s. f I Jc n . ' t VI s .i : si 3 ' n a a n s ill' 1 1 r i ... , .! 5 :, tl c is t1 V,"

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failed to tiki the strychnine, and thus esd their thievish propensities. I ace that there are quite a tin her aspirants for the !liee of Slate Prison Director. If 1 had the choice and select tlon, I -would at act.', without hesitation, give the posh ion to your fellow-townsman, James M. Andre'". lie is wortiiy and well qualified, nd is not an ofiiee hunter. Last night (Saturday) the young ladies and gents, pritciprdly students in Prof. Chilton's high school, spent quite a pleasant evening together at the residence of lllss Florence Maxwell, in Orleans. To say that the young folks enjoyed themselves, is drawing it mild. They staid nntil the "wee sraa' hours ayont tke tival" were coming on, and then with pleasant laugh and joyous song they left. Oh, Mr. Editor, "Were ye ne'er a school boy, and did yon never train" with girls, I mean. Humbert. Best Grahmm crackers at Jvinir's. "Hurrah for ttie beautiful snow," he cried "How brilliant, ppartling ami clear." But he soon changed his tune, for a wicked gosooa riasterei some on the rear of his car. Wheeling Lender. Go to Kitig's for flour and meal. SPECIAL NOTICES. notice. Doll Braxtan notifies his friends that he has moved his o files to the east side of the Public Square, iu the office of Dr. Ldndley, where he will be happy to seeadi those who wish to purchase a Genuine Singer Sawing Machine. 19 tf JLooIi lint. The law requires at my hands a speedy settlement of tho business of the late firm of Allen &Heed. I have no discretion in the ma Her, and must compel ri spsedy settlement of all claims due said firm. You have had notice1', heed it. W. Li. Reed SurvivingPart. late firm Allen & Reed. Jan. 22, 1S79. 19 tf. If you want a suit of clothes made or cut, go to Wm. Worrell. Shop on the fast side of the square, up stairs over Stout & Bro.'s store. He will satisTy you at reasonable prices. 52 m 9 S. K. Bayliiisr Auctioneer. Is ready at all times to "attend sales at any plaoe in thia or adjoining counties at reasonable prices. Residence in jail building. Give him a call. 9tf We are the boys that want your wool. Bring it along. Thomas & Burgess, 36- Chambersburg. II &Ee miser That Thomas Stalcup, on- tho east side of the pubhc square, has opened out s first class stock ot Family groceries, provisions, confectioneries &c, &c. Also a nice line of hats, caps, boots and shoes. All of which will be sold at the lowest living prices. Remcmbei also thai when you buy goods of me that yoa don't buy stuetitju goods, but you buy warranted goods. Crtll and see for yourself. Terms ensh, or good produce taken in exchange at the highest market price. "2tf Cash, Cash, Cash, for Wheat; Wheat, Wheat, T. .B. Walker & Son, Orleans. We will rav you the "Boss" price for your Wheat, T. B. Walker Son, Orleans. YTanted. 10,000 pounds wool at Chambers burg. Co- Thomas 5c Bub cess.

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Wiii! fish p?r kit Mackerel per kit 751 10 Flax Sec ii per "una. I'5 Flour perewt 2 25 Hides gren per tt C5 Hides dry per ft 0 12 Hay per ewt 3ri Lard, pT lb......-.-...... 07 Molasses N. O. pereal &0G,e, Molasses Sorghum..." - 3 ' 43 Meal per bus 51 Oats per bus . 20 Onions per b- J s. 30 Peaches dried per bus 1 00 Potatoes Irish per bus - 43 Potatoes S--eet per bus 50 Rass cotton per lb Rags woolen per lb f c Sugar N- O. per lt 10 Sugar CofFee per ! Hi Sugar Granulatad per I'i Salt, new barrels 1 75 Sheep Skins.... , 25 50 Teas per J- 15( 4i Vinegar per gal 30 Vinegar per bbl G 007 00 Wheat ter bus 70 WOOD! "W O O ID., i I W O O. D ! 1 ! Wanted, good, Jdry wood, on subscription, at this office. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Administrator's Sale of Heal JZtrtats. Xoticc is hereby jriven that the ursdersinned, administrator of the estate of Mary L.h-. ford, late of (Jran.trc county, Ind., now de-: ceased, will, by order of the Orange Circuit Court, made at July term, 1878. oiler for sale at public auction, on the promises, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1879, the following town lots, belonging to the estate of said decedent, to-wit: The undivided half of lots Nos. 103 and 15C, in the town of Orleans, Indiana. Also, on SATURDAY, JANURARY 25, 1S70, the northwest cmarter of the northwest quarter of section twenty -four, town three, north, and ranjre one, west, and a part of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter oTsame section, town and ranre, and the west half of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty-three, same town and range, all in Ovan;ie county, lud. Tkkms of Sale: Oue-fourth of the purchase money will be required cash in hand on day of sale, the remainder in three equal payments, at six, twelve and eighteen months, respectively, from day of sale, purchasers ex-, ecuti n jr notes with approved security, waiving relief from valuation laws, with "six per interest per annum from date. THOMAS A. BROOKS, 15-4 Adm'r. Ilotice of Apia ointment Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have this day been appointed administrators of the estate of Robert N. Lambdin, deceased. Said estate is nrobablv solvent. " NATHAN P. b.VMUmN, LUCTNHA LAMBDIN. Jan. 18, 1S79 19-3. IesuHrntioxia I am now rc'Sdy to .redeciv, fifty County Bonds, from Nos." 1 to ,V Parties holding those boncis will at once present thera at my ofiici for redemption, as intercut theroou will not be paid after this date. HIRAM E. WEBBS, Jan. 14, 1S79 IS- 3. Treasurer Orange Co. . Administrator's Sale " OF Valuable Personal Properly, Notice is hereTby given that the undersigned, a lmiiiistrator"of the .estate of Albert F. Allen, late of Orange county, Indiana, deceased, will sell at pufdic auction, itt the late residence of said decedent, in Orleans, Indiana, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1870. all the personal property belonging to the estate of said decedent," not taken' by tiie widow, consisting of Cattle, Hogs, Wagons, Farming Implements, Household aud Kitchen Furniture, etc. Tkkms ok Sale: Sums of 3 and under, cash in hrfiid; on sums over i5, credit of nine months will be given, purchasers executing notes with a;;mved .surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. HENRY REED, Adm'r. Jan. 13, 1S73. 18-3 Ifotlce to Slelrs H Petition to Sell Ileal Estate. State of Indiana, Orange County. Notice is horchv given thaiThoe. A. Brooks, Administrator of the estate of Eevi Johnson, dectmsed, lis filed his petition to sell the real estate of the docedent, his personal property being msutlicient to pay his debts, and that aid petition will be heard at the next term ef the Circuit Court cf s;d Conntv Attest: JOHN R. MMRSON. Jan. 11, 187918-3. Clerk C. C. O. C. Administrator's Ilotico N! !! is hVreby given tii.t t";e unIer,!gned has this d;ty Iieen a,;ipoisH-ed administrator of tiiu est.tte- of Albert F. Allen, late of Or iir county, ludiana. d-?.-c;vi'Ml. Said, estate is solvent. HENRY REED, Adm'r. Jnn. 11. 1S7S. l-i-3 IJissotutloii Tiotice. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, in the practice of law. has been dissolved by lnutuai consent. All bur-inss on hand will be jointly settled by us. All persons indebted to us wjlj, lie reo-uirci to m!te prompt settlement of life sri'iic, either lv cfj.'li or not?. DLSKIRK & M.KUEN1TY. July 1573. ;-tf K"i!!..!iMlll!MUimilllWi-'l.,!MyJ - -l h i PAOLI, I INDIANA. OFFlCi: In K' Ips ii,)j;.s. first d.or U th3 leftover .Mart in JU'gonity'aof.i .. ?-l:f r 1 ' f f O f" ? iJim m iam v.j W . j It ...J , ' t j - l II

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f.FFtRS his proiesstonsl services to Tv- -, -the Citizens or caoli and vicinity. , nnd : .f..nr . i ,t H , s.,-i. Ofdce in the South East corner public i l i!" "' - l : T"arc , ,vr.v.!'r.,,'v w:,;:: - xrjn . - Hsfekkkpe Drs. Sherrrd and Bow ,a -. ,. mi.i- t . t t w c ' . . p. ly j "" I ' w '.' , . I ! i , i i.'!.- (CHi,i;i"' 'Pi.'.iiui i i 11-

LINDSEY HOUSE, mm k mini - htUf.1 Thin 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 pood LiVdry Stable. Carriages furnished at nil times to parties goine; to and from French Lick and West linden Springs, Paoli and other points. Give me a trial. THOMAS 1). LINDSEY, Prop'r. May 10, 1876. 34-tf T 4 "3T IT. PARSOH'S HAIR TONIC ('ures all Diseases of the Scalp, stops hair from falling out. prevents dandruff, and is one of the liuest hair dressings in the world. Perfectly Harmless in Every Respect. Manufactured and Bold hv sriiOL'I) I'ARSON, Paoli, Ind. Ji-iy-R-ferences gifen on application. 10m3 GROCERY STORE! Would respectfully inform tlie public that h has on hand a large stock of Groceries. Gods, Shoes. Hals, I) UUU10) UtlUUiJl Caps, flotlons cf all Kinds, GLASS A XI) WIXDO W SASH, CIGARS, 2 OB A CCO, - TJSA, COFFEE, SUGARS, Mackerel and White Fish, by retail or tbe kit, and all Krtich"? usually kept in a provision store, and will be sold as" cheap as any house in the place. lyThc highest market price will be paid for every description of produce. The public are invited. tt call aad examine my stuck, of goods. " " 2tJ-3m

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i c "i r c c i ' "1 1 1 t,? " i i , f a i i -1 . 1 1 ; IZ ) I 11 t i I j 1 July 31, 1S7I J s . pjircf C I r Y H'Sf."1'!''''' "ii piji'i-t uwtdt;, ciaA t'iut.-..,.,i."L I,u ,il, Ton 31 ay Tall, .ir Eat w wknt and will say to the prtolic that wc are row -boi.tt readv" to crd your nl into rI:1il the low price of S i cent per f.-ijnd.for whita or8'j cents for mixed when grrrase ill luried, ir wliesi desired, the pound toll. VS c nirrant all our wrk when the material i good and in good condition. We want to buy 100,000 Pounds cf VccI, for which M-e will exchange goods at the low est price. Call tSntl see us at our if ill in Paoli, Ind. KING & STITCKEIi. April 23, 1S7S. 3 Advetticorjj 1 0 geo.; p. rowell & go's select List -OFLOCAL NEWSPAPERS Many persons suppose this list to be composed of CHEAP, low-priced ncwrpApcrt.' The fact is quite otherwise. Tha Catalotruo states exactly what Hi papers are. When tne ic name t'f. 1 p:'.per is printed in Fl'l.t, ACE TYPE it imiu everv inslance the UKTT F , paper in the piace. When printed tn CAiIrAESIt is the ONLY paper in tho p'see. When printed in roinan letters it is neither the best nor the only paper, but is nua!iv a very good one notwithstanding. The i-t gives the population of every town ainl th circulation of everv paper It is x;!t a ci';-i opeiiativk list. "JTi.S NOT A 'IIEAP LIST. At tho foot of the Catn loeue for eaeti Statetbg tin port tnt to .'ins w lji'h are not cotcredbv the list iire euumei a! ed. IT IS AS HONEST LIST. The rates barged (i.rti. vertising arc barely one-liflh the publthf-r' schedule. The price for one inch f.mr week in the entire list is s. The refuktr rates of the papers for the same .space unl time are W.lZn The lint lrjcfudess U70 tiewepapi-r. of which l!j:t are issued DAILY and xi7 WEEKLY. They are located in :5 different dtie8 and towns, of which 22 are Mate! Capitals, jdac.ra of over S,000 population and 444 County heats. Lists Ki-n on A pp! i.-A-tion. AddrewM tJEu. P. IttlWKIJ, A' CO'fi N EWsl'A PER ADVERTIMXG lit ll KA t 10 Spruce SL (Printing House Sq.) Svw Yoi it Off 7 ATqf, sr;..;: i t' -. . in t , IV, I . i, t 11 ..AM. W'. j: jy A:r:iri :: , ' Ft j.-