Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 23, Paoli, Orange County, 19 February 1879 — Page 2

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. " ! i ; T I " I J Il.t.lli rr.JCC. I'rv.klhi x, .iiit -3 the- uoxt iitata A'- . . t f :: ; I lh.t I.iUt r, rj v I ty u t La fay eite. Chhd-.in-pox 1st anions: Ihe lit. ;.. ae In u:h.I around Whiteland. TI furniture factory and . t f Ik (i. Crary, at Goshen, , d 1,'jtlurriay. Loss !2,5y0. 'I . Tt. r Drill company, cf . ' - . , .-hipping a 'large 1 . .v.! r 1 r 'Jin drill? to Russia. II ow ft ru & B ro., s h I p- b a 1 1 d era of Jeffersonville, have just eoui-menct-d work oa another fin strainer. Twenty. five thousand dollars have been piid. thus far this season al La port, lor labor In putting up Ice. Friday night, a small son of Mr. Tidwiukle, engineer on the I., P. end C. road It'll off a dray and whs fatally injured. Jlollio Harris and Mr-?. West, the two shoplifter of Shelby villi, have given la'd and will have Iheir trial on the 25th inst. The United Presbyterian church at Mi'roy, Ruth county, w burned Friday night. Loss ?2,000; no insurance. It was the work of an incendiary. Petersburg: Democrat: Tho growing wheat is simply splendid and if there is no untoward vent, just look out for a heavy yield and cheap bread. Seven thousand three hundred and thirty-five dollars was paid out Satuuiuy by the quartermaster's departmental Jeffe rsonville, to 822 lady operators for tha manufacture of army clothing'. James Tannise, while xpliting logs two miles west of Danville, Saturday, was seriously and prob. ably fatally injured by a maul slipping o;7 the handle and striking him on the head. Marshal Kisher, of North Manchester, ou Saturday arrested Mrs. Clinton West and daughter, charged with stealing $2,000 worth cf clothing and jwelry In North Manchester, Columbia City and Butler. ' ' Teresa Minne, aged 23, cook a the 'St. Mary's hospital, Evansville, was fatally burned, Friday, by her apron, which ignited at the kitchen range This v . the seventh time her ek t! had caught fire recently. . Hon. Arch John::n, j'dnt representative for Montgomery and Parke caunties, Is setiously ill at hU lio in a tti Craw fords ville. It is nut f x petted that he will be able to resume Ids place in the Legislature this winter. - It Is said that tha body of tha unknown woman who died recently at Green castle has L ;;n stolen. Several letters have t .en received by the city marshal there from persons who have friends missing, but n clue haj yet been found m to who she w. Martin Ilens'er, a German farmer cf Vernon ttwnh!pt Jennings county, while felling a tree was struck by a falling limb " which broke his left arm, besides cuttiag I.I-j f:uu in a frljtfal ni.-.nnc r. His v.-nunds i re very vrre, nlthcv. h net cf a f.it,il character. Thomas J. McOan, cf Zl ' - I ; L . n r. 'j ; -;d ir IF.M't!)3 tr,zn wlu'i a my;: . . C". i ; ;:.r:,'ci two months a,, : fi. r t srrnwlr.j M ",( J In CrawI in!5Vi;!?, c.f:'i'tl t. n i Nrablu cx-tlttti.c-.t. lie v,--i fs;n',d ty frL'v.di In a hot.! :.i IuJI zll ::rs. r .rrott rr. 1 Wi'." :d Ti'jvn, I .'.yj L ii .. . ! zl HjtJtiusi lib' I jt the r t I' :i ' ; i i.r f h- Huirl.r 1 r J. ,T. l.r-i ..n,t: Ir fthr, v k-r: u",:.!, 4 J f.- c , h y y .. rd.'.y, r.u l ' Jld " n 1 . . . ? i v ; t r :.ilict tl T",2 p:r,i:. 1 jry h in vc - ;i; j lbs cub. J.-rt cf (::' ;i U .1,1 ITo. 'I, t ! v -:, t, $ Jr V t 11, T ... r-t v . I ; 1 ' . , 1 -: :i r' ;u r I - ! L '-7 1.' T . .-i ( - r I (. . . 1 f ii ! j it I1 ll 1 r ' "3 -1 n - .

IJtUK AIi,iMt, Tc-'s. 17. . El. Nlw;: As frurn the dally paper.- you ;st only a merger outline of wh4t tho I,rgl!ture has don or It doing, I ton elude J to take a ' fparL tnoment and drop yuii it shs-rt conjmunicatlon. From what ytra see"-in -th papers the peopla may conclude that but little hd3 ben done, but thlt is a mistake. At tha first of the session, of course, come days were occupied in tha work of organisation, electing 'jtcskcr and other offiww end selactingcotnra ittees for the varicas classs-j cf bust n. . With this, also, come the ruin of candidates fur position-, taking up more or les-j time of members. Then there was, also, caucuses for XL S. " Sinalcra and other o Cceis to be filled by the Legislature; but asa general thing, the present Legislature haa lost less., timo than- any other that ever assembled here. But little time has been fool&d away in bumcombe speeches on gtrerai national politics. The greater part of the innnbeH are inclined to be still and not speak much, even if they do not work hard. There are, of course, in 130 men a good many lazy ones, who do but little except vote. But up to this time a large amount of business has been got to a point for decision in the committees and the next few days will decide the late of many bills. One of the most important measures expected from this session is a new apportionment for Representatives and Senators, to correct the present . unfair apportionment. The new bill passed the House after several hard struggles from the tim- it was iatroiuced. It got the entire Democratic vote and all the Nationals and will n doubt pass the Senate in a few days. It is a fair and honest bill and does justice to the peopia according to population. A blj Cght came off' en Friday in tha. House on the fes and salary bill question. The voto and speeches showed that soma measure fur reduction will pass. Your Representative, Mr. Jas. F. Stucker, has introduced tha most g? serai and carefully prepared bill in the House or Senate on this subject. It cut down all salaries from the Governor of SJafe to csunty and township officers. Stucser has made a remarkable act! ve and on ergetle Representative far your district.- He Is always at his post of duty, always votes and says "yes" and "no," m if ho. '.means what he says, ; He lias both the grit and the work In him. He makes but few speeches, and them to the point, short; but he works incessantly. He. has presented more bills of Importance than any member of the House, having presented about 21 or 22 bills and Rome four resolutions. Stacker's bills nearly all tend to rcduca expenses and bring about 'retrenchment and reform. I will give you a sample of a few of them nd you can judjefar yeursc'f: A bill ta abolish the cSca of C rnty Sp-rlnt-".:lcnt cf rrhordj arid appoint an Examiner; a bill to r.io!i:h tho rT.e of To'vnsMp As;;r an 1 hive tae duties dene by Township Trii'.tr::; an i;ct to limit the grr. J jury to Ldcny ca?r 1 ;n I glv; mi" 1 1 ;n; Juti;j of thn Peace; an act rrulring the c,-z:Ay 1 rlr.iirj .-. -d c:i:;r.ty sp- ; Vi t o 5ft t- ll- Tt UJ. I:r; an r.t r? ;uiri ' J X ! tltzv'i court to I" .::: n. 1 1 .1 J tr v ' ;t 2 t!,3 ' 1 : -1. 1 .1: Ir. - 1 cf fr t x i' 1 1 '-rrvrt c. ' i 0 . rV ' f .. I ; f.. 1 1 -: 2 1 d : r ? " 1 ai: J to czt: I il:, a c f cr.,".i; t r - :l ' t'... G .v-

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WXiat Slay 3e expected. General Grant may be tha next President, and then the good old day will come axaiu the gsod old days of Credit Mobiiier, Poniercy, Patterson, and Oakes Amss; the fine old days of Belknap, Orvil Grant and Indian posts bought and sold; of whisky rings and Joyce, Avery, McIIea and Babcock ; of fc'eneca sand stone quarries and St. Domingo commissions; of disinterested presents, bull pups-, fast horse, Long Branch levees end Tom Murphy; of the gold room, Black Friday and Brother-in-law Corbin, of custom house enterprises and Jayne, Lect. and Stocking; of Chandler, Butler, Orth and Logan; of reconstruction kukluxism and an army employed as special policemen; of Kellogg, Wells, War mouth, Packard and Brother in-law Casey; of Stearns, Reed, Littlefield and Simpson; f. Moses, Patterson, Kimpton, Parker, Scott and Chamberlain; of Dick, Busteed and Durell; of Sickles, Steinberger, George Butler,, Emma Mine, Schenck, and Parson Newman; of Taft, Akerman, Itobeson and Banditti Sheridan; of Freetl man's Savings bank and its honest trustees and active commissioaeis, of O. O. Howard, Boss Sheppard, Harrington, Fisher and district rings, cf christian statesmen and golden opportunities. Dost like the picture. Uultfmore Gazette. TIse Facta la'tlicCafs. The fact that Tllden. "got the most votes, but did not become Prealden, stands against the fact that Hayes, who received fewer votes, was declared President and immediately gave an cSice to every man that assisted . in stealing Til den's majority,ia what neither Mr. Hayes nor any of his Republican friends can satisfactorily explain. Without such explanation the doom of the Republican party I sealed. New Haven Register. TEaeSlzeof it. Henry Ward Bencher sys that the counting of the L-iuisUr.a returning board cf the vote ol that State in favor of Hayes was an attempt to show that "two end two are five." That is about the sitte cf It. IZ::re:i 12 -ji.-lcr. The ZZzw York Till.:: 3 climates the pr- . :nt po- uhdicn cf the UnitcdC. -d;.;. fullu xs L extern end Middlr C.flic, H,C - ,,C Jl'; Wc:tm it.J p.-cir?r:-t: fii5;;.v C ?; former L'!aveetate, JG,S:C: trd.t Ctair--, 17,.::?.. Tcrri!: rir;, J'J.C':; tr.t'll p-.7'ilatlcr, "J.CTj,-CC-5. F."-! - I 1 -s t! - - d to fy:.irvrAl ! r f tl,. t : ..A tl " A.:::I: in V.'. t. Tl t r zt-: i; r. c : , ! ... .f Ami idc. : i. IT 1 c . I ' . . r " -y i il os i r, I V o IT -ll "i I "tchcr-- w r , . . il ' ' ' 1 c . r f ' ' r '. I'i : C : . i i I i -,: 1 '. i ' r: y: fr I ' ;I f vi, -i II,-; rr - - . . . . i .. t 'f , -- 1. f -. , ; . i - - t , ? .-, f

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v r ' j 1 I' ;t t t j i narrow, msksII, viBfrw, Hfcj'sr t-f U y itiaJ, calia, mtsioBKte, will toot Tbt tiirobss ia cvery raoTcnient of I be ra? Whit Uoe th nan bom tllo.l, nn-1 deaf, Bed Know sf the fits-vet, 'strange secrets the tarth? What J the luonst a in, standing stern and Know cf tho ruplcro'in Biystcr cf tirtb? Wliat t'iacs tl woiimti wso; fJt, silent lip Have ne'er been prsaeil by fciases sweet as pain And fi jor what taows she of lore TMt ail tha etvnc of Timt iive never ; ' tialw! - '.. Vis.!ti3f:h9f:;r!!;n-lCsr!5ft;!;fytC:fp bcrg The Astletaa Eallle Cro'-zX IlAcaasTowjf, Mb., Feb. 4, 1873. Dr. a:; Bxiq. Host: Lost Friday I isitcd eharp'sbarg," ia Washington" county, ' Md., and about ten miles from this p!a"e. The Antietatii National Cemetery is situated on a hill contiguous to the town, ia which 4,654 Federal soldiers are buried. These heroes fell ia - the c-debrated battles of' Antsetam and South Mountain. " Tha cemetery grounds are arranged with great taite andprecision, and enclosed by a. substantial iron fence. At the head of each grave is a marble slab bearing the name and regiment of the .soldier whose resting place It marks. On my way to Skarpsbur I passed over the celebrated An tietarn battle ground. One would think that eighteen years would aim est effect all traces of the teiribl strite, but many marks' yet remain as witneiies of this great battle. The Sharpsburg turnpike 8iems to have been the dividing line between the contending armies and the "post and rail" fence on each side is, in some places, literally riddled by rifle and grape shot, especially along the "cornfield" in which Hooker's corps did such valiant fighting. Standing upon the observatory in the cemetery, the visitor has a fine view of ihe whole field. Off to the eait, about one mile, we saa the residence of Phillip Pry, where Gen. MvCIeilan ; had his -headquarters during the fight, ' and ' about the same distance west the residence cf Stephen P. Groves Lee's head, .quarters. Less than a mile southeast a biidge spans the Antietam croek, across which Burnside literally cut his way under a raking Sre of grape and canister, in consequence f which, it is now called Burnside's bridge. A short distance north is the "bloody lane," and a little farther on, tho Dunkard church, a small, brick strueture, which was so' riddled by shot and shell. . I v:w credibly informed . that there were-several openings in the walls through which a man might crawl. This house has been repaired and Is yet occupied by tho ' Dunkards,an! I thought as I passed by it that the songs of the worshipers' nw are striking coutrast with the music around that church on Sept. 17, 1C2. I remained over rdbt at the r hmtatzen redderjea cf a friend, t::: r tlo tw'ie cf b Ml 3. Her hcj.'D w.is i - ,l r.s a ho..;d'.rd, and thak!icl-' arj m cip'jh'Alzn ro-tn. Thaari ,.tt: 1 limbs re burled in her d n. L".v:rul h;-rcr3 srho underwent tho trying crdeal cf a:np ufr.tlcn in j Lave sdnco vLdI:d thephkCft'irthcir suiTrings to i 3 whcr3 a Kg or ana tur;I :.. t la i , t i. .! rntify th? j; t v : . r.-j they the ::i : a j . I d t I. - the 3 i :: ' ' : i ll'' ', ' t v- - - - i tt.' ;3 s'i it j:; d t ,'..' I .It lie hi: f,,x fr-u ; !' t:

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I 14 1 x. Uu.e b r stove it com UlWrb lacock -; li'idit'E tuiw it was Ma.ii?dl P. Tb fuiwial was !arrelr at tended. Sound to the corps a bcds call.-Cincin3ti Saturday IJIghl. A female elephant is known 1 y theslxeof her trunk. Dcslca Pcsf. Cornet phsying in chcrch Is wcrshiping the Lord in a horn. Phil. adelphia Chranlcle. Peter Cccp-cr 13 a ss-Jf-mads man. Ia ther wordi, ha was host with his own Peter. Boston Transcript Eli Perkins is so much like truth thstt he would lie at the bottom of a well. New Orleans PIcaynns. ' ICever step on a deg's tail unles3 the other nd of tha dog' Is a mile away-froin the tail. Ycakers Gazette, . If yea lack pluck Just cat buckw h ea t cakes. "They'll ma k e make you come to the scratch. Heokuk Constttutiun. The church festival season is nearly over, and the solitary oyster will soon be out of his stew.. St. Louis Spirit. Business pro?pects are certainly stiffening. Fur new starch facfories are to be erected in Miihi:. Lowell Couiier. Nobbs says that an acquaintance of his told, such & "tissue of lies" he saw right through them. New York Mews. . . "I've got a bawl ticket," said neighbor John, ruefully.. It turned out there was a new baby in the lamily. Syracuse Times. Emerson acknowledges that he can't write poetry. There are t tier people whi should bs equally frank . Ca n t on Repos i t o ry , The name of the man who wrote " My Grandfather's Clock " is Work Grandfather's clock-work s.3 It were. Camden Post. Lorne and Louise having planted their feet on American soli, we expect a full crop of vice-regal tee mottoes. New York Express. Some men are averse to having clem hands because they don't bIive in removing ancient landmarks. Hackensack Republican. Schaefer, the billiard champion, la one of the few men who have had the happiness of burying the Sextoa. New Haven Register." Reading is the nourishment of the mind, and, perhaps, is the reason why so in an 3 ministers read their sermons. Detroit Free Press A family bible was used in Green B;ty to knock a burglar down. It was the only use the family had ever put , it to. Detroit Free Pre. "T do believe the babv will ha a journalist," said the fond mother; lie is cutting in cssors now." "Well, trive him credit for it." growled the immovable pater. New Haven Register. In Iowa, a Mr. Wolff has wedded a Miss Dore, despite tlm emphatic protest of the bride's par. en If. They couldn't keen the Wolff from, the Dore. Chicago Commercial Advertiser. A one-legged raan can never experience the thrill - of pleasure which permeates every flbrn of the basing of the fellow who scratches one foot with the other. Hackensack Republican. Many country editors wau'd un questionably d well to follow mercantile pursuit. From "shear" force cf habit they would never give a customer the last "credit." -Meridca Recorder. Eknne pecple ar v 3 r.v?: i3 f 2irg etherj i; g t: . ;V'.i that tney will ) .-it, ..1; t nf their way to ul: : a i that lLv cbset ve scralc3,i Its L ck r Ar.il the corner of a l.uue. White" AA TimeX rAArr;r I ? 1 -Jit r. city r Al a f.re t!:; uUr-:.l il. A t ;!; . - r CI".'. 1 th-i thi; ;;; rl T .3. i"A tA; :: i.-t 1 2 t;: l:i 1 . t. ! nt-'l i.i : a.

J " a : . ro' iraa; ..: taring bTts f..r ? Aiizi the United CUtcj f rc r.i I . : t ! :r hro::jht froraAraerican parts. A c .t :.:.d a d : r. :.:rdly nlt:ad?.l a faaa-d t.t Wiadh .:a,i:. II., tr :lh:r, t.'urrhk j I : tl.. p roc: . dw a ta lL? grava r.nd t! : n 1 il.:: I :A io Si k v.;;v A lie:;!:: d ' :. : : r rar-?-;r3 th . . V j c . r ; c : ( : -: ".. 1 1. !- pr .ht d ','.dr: t d .ncicg in the IsieIIIca." Vjizzx p'ar-j to w-:;t toi'are In. . . . . .. A I'catrcal dabatlng sociify has decided that lave is net a stronger passion than jealous ,T, and. will next ascertain whether theatricals are Injurious to the moral of the community. They have what they call a Count Joannes. night In Royaisioa Variety theater, Cotton, ones a week, when ambitious . amateara are afforded, an opportunity tsi brave the abuaa of the gallery. Eat for his dog, which' pinned him and held him down till-tha neighbors ccald break in sod hind him, a farmer near Ripon, Wis., would have. ' killed .fcla.. wif3 sad child while in au lasaas fit. Two lovers atSouthLIncola,Ho., wer so anxious to get married the ther day that they sc-t out for the minister's house in a farioii3 gtor ra, accompanied by two men to shove! a path for the sleigh through the drifts, A bride in Eeloit, Iowa, tact herself cn the morning after the wedding, on ' learning that her haband had another wife, but tha wound was not serious, and oa recovering she took the tho lts twg ie course of prosecuting him far bigamy

I o n n n i AT Will open on MOSIUY, FEBRUARY SITU. lST'j, for a K'rni of sixteen wook. Thus far the work of the present year tins been ittu-h more ericoiirasrioar than that of the preTioii one. and the prospect of s.khI attoulance nud siifcessful work arc as poo I now-as at nr previous time. Tohi-inp the advantages of the school within the rach of as larjrt- a nur,i!-r as possi!..ie. the chnrsre tortaltiuiiis reduced in all tfje tlepartmentrj. JT "liwt board is onlv fi30 pur wwk. Far furiiiir iafoi7natiun, Rutinis, WM. i. VI .V Kit A J?. -l'riiicipat. GARBS. TROS. B. BCSKIRK. GEO. A. t SITIK! . mm: c t ft . lit K. i il i . il it ATTOHITBYS at TAT7 Colleett tis si.l Fr 'Kit hi!i-.e. : -1 -tie.. Niary l'ul he ia of .ce at all ts is. 3OFFICn North East corner of the pu!!ic-q care. Especial attentian riven to collections and crocedln'-TS in CanirontcT. Jan. 8. 18". " 17ilTTGi:::i3T at Latt, AVP I.. . a1.ir. rri t Cs. j a ir. Ur i! 11 ; " - f 9 , . V -a, . w J 1 1 "A- i ca : : : a ''id 1 - - A V 5 J l" t-' td Or ' ' ' d- t r ,'; w ;

In..ovrr:iartni A "J . rcn.ii t, V? 5 i. ijiirDiA'r, i z i5 CFFL'lIS Lh rrrf. - tknul sertjcc i0 ' t.ie c,:.2crss of lr.i and rir 'n-.T C...c ia t'.e i.-th L'tst corcer iiwre. BifiREAfS. Pri. Citrrr.j axj Eow ALB E !llrH 0 USE PAOLI, IND. . This sjdensiki 4 glory gotblc HetH it citQ&tedcn the South siJe of the Till Sfuare. A rommo-dintis Feed Stable is connection with th Ilosse capable ef mccoaamodating 120 Uoraea J 0 1 1 J C. .1LI1EHT, Irepriefor. Julr 31. 18T2 - Heaangli ca Scully" SIIX ASBCmSEilAL FAOiIIJ. We TTonM inform the ritixcm of Oriict and adjoining mcr.s.if thst we re now t-r. psred to da ail kindsof II cute I' iiitinr; tim Vrewo I'ainting-. Graining and Tsprr jjanr. insf in thebiyhtbt styl of thn art. v c.nTi also inform the puhiicthat wehavepntc? rood shop, where we mrc preparrl to d nil kinds of Carriage acd Wagon liistsiig. UTou 'lay Talk A&ostt Grc5r.&ac!:s, Gsld and CIIv:r,

JBat we waat 5 -v r Id and will sy to the puuHc tht we art nor about ready" to rard your woo! inU. to!! ft the low price of C 4 cents per ptmnd for wbiMt or8,' cents for mixed w hen fTe is farnish. rr wiien desireii. the pound toll. We warrant all our work when the material ia goo4 anl ia pixl coiKfttitin. Wc want to buy for which we will exchange y?ods at tho luw -est prices, tail and see iw at our mill ia Tv)i, led. KING & ST CC KR Ik April K?, 1873. SI n r n CIIA MllllRSB Uli G, IND. THO LI AS & BURGESS Jcalcrs in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hat, fa ..' B-wjt. Shoes, IfcadT-mwde Ctting. I-vties llata a KiKKwalt.e. We have a general jusortms'nt f srjola which we will ardl at bouaui priee ff-r cwsli or ir-le. Brin.jroii your produce and get the highaat warXri fries for if. Sft-Sin LI1IE3B" HOUSE, Thin well known lioose is f rnlshd with airj, comfortable room, good beds and an excellent tab! supplied with tl.e bet edibles in the market. Connected with ilie honae ia s pood Lirerv JStabfe. Carriap-es famished at all tirnps to par tif go-inz to end frcni French Iick aiiJ West l.a den Springs, PaotI andother points. live trie a trial. THOMAS IJ. LINDSKY, Prop'r. Mar 10. 187. 34-if ... A- U 4w T RY I T. :co;:!s !;:jc to;: tc f - a') I - 'Sf -l 'l fi l.n' (it, ' J " a ' ' i t n s. liealioB. i j 1 mi .".la L. A t "J li IX. I J"jcrAM