Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 25, Paoli, Orange County, 5 March 1879 — Page 3

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: tr : - a r.i; '." ; tl ?a s. .1 f. r tto !, ! J , cf ; I j o "Ir.'t ij . " . i - 2 . ereJ the fait f . , t tn. yf ar r.l 1 ' J'terof J. W. Pick r.s i l.l'ssed with five living grzr r.r j can s ay thres cf them are grezt grinirsas. lluw is thxt for old folk,? T'.p sshord sr.-.;ht by A. II ViowR a: :io. 4clc---l i;si fatur..! -7. Thfc:lng excr.tircs . zr& i;r-!r ttrindtd. Pir. Hullo .ill his gir;.a th l.::t cztisfac'.'r. 'i of uny t-achcr wi.o was ever taught in the Lot!?. T1.2 t:hclirs senieJ to regret thru t!.;ir schc:.l wes out. . " . 1 he tox drive in Stamper's Crek created quite an excitement. They closed in and captured one. Three of them escaped- They were gadly uisappolnted when they found no bear The lines were thick kad soisy. The sipposition is that the bear hearing the noise from different directions, climbed a tree and went in a hole, as there were plenty of dead trees and therein were plenty cf holes. PiiKCJER. Bftis titer Creels Stems.". Bad colds are the general complaint of the neighborhood. The farmers say tbat- the wheat, crop look3 favorable in this vicinity, so far. sse Cox is the happy father of a son. Jesse says its a bouncer, and has a nose so uiuch like its dad. Mrs- S. II. Abel and J. A. Parks have their sugar camps in fall blastThe widow Abel reports 1,125 gallons of sugar water up to Feo. 25, The matrimonial excitement has abated. Three couples started on that long trip that death only should end. Phillip Cox, Jr., and Valentine Brent are numbered among the happy travelers on this long journey. Old folks r say so much marrying is indicative of a good mast year or poor shoats this fall. J. B. Stockinger and C. W. Kellaras are beth single at this date- So is Mack Cox and, Wesley Alien. G. II. Snort. It ego Items. The people are nearly all enjoying the misery of bad colds. Farmers' boys are returning from school and preparing to go to work' on the farm. Mac Colgla7.1er let his team run 'off last week while gathering corn. Not much damage done. We are preparing for a -fox drive, the largest one ever held in southern Indiana. Ida, daughter of A. J- Mcintosh, has got the chills, but she is getting better. Peter3 & Co. are preparing to move their saw mill to Tom Sander's pond as soon as the mad settles. John Salinger is going around to the last -day of schools making political speeches. . John will make kis mark in the world yet,, we think. Albert Kinkade olTored Amos Bobbin one hundred dollars to stay away from Andy 'lie Intash's till him and Ida got named, but the offer did net tRrapl Amos the Itast bit, for he says that he thinks that his claim on Ida will be worth a thousand dollars to. hira some day, if h& lives, ,We think, that this vicinity will need about threa pair- of license before long. Joe Boss. rlecjss Items. An infant ebild of Geo--W. Tegar-. don died list Wednesday morning. The coal explorers came to the cencl:::on ibt th;r3 v."3 no coal near Or!e-; T : excij: ":r.t h:re tow is ci r.r-t.-Ian veil, v. I ich rj Prn distant tl 2 bl sack. rill .t no Thos. O. P-.'.-i till wifs are at C':a: :h:r:':-ir;:, v 1. ;re thsy wers esdicd Useeh;r fvA:r, ha is dir; :rc.:i'y i!l. U:o, V7. riP-y r-i I Irs. II-i:--SuthitllQ vrre- m.-.'ri 'l lirt TLars . -y and st3rtfl Pill-.y f.r thfir f-".:.i ; hoi- 1 3 "3 C 1 V a . 'r.'.x. We t :r3 terry to I. Pa;U a f. ui- ;,unzi f' such a c1 -r n :' r that it ; c f t' ? "ri in li -. : plxc: 2. if e v.'Is i . ijg t; " U w A . ' b ttlUi i ! " l. : f.j r-;-l v -j c -: 1T 4 t l. ,n't : tl I '! i , -pi 1 1, and '

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.. A itTriib w ::rrnh.m! i - - 1 C:-; : & Bc:i;n Lih: we c n Ikm .: Th2l wj I.iv3 Zzz2 "CarUsed in Fire." j A I CjO'cIu-ck lst Friday inorniD it W.-.3 tiiseoverexl that fire had trckc-n out in the ater-t !c;ct cf th.2 AIL ::t Ilifus, Lloii rs.3 iti::it; d f.z:t. 2 L J feet .ouJIi, and in rear, cf the houe, with , whieli it vi us ctnnected b a covered and latticed passags way. "When first discovered the fire was a mere blaze, bat ia a moment, as it were, the fire was co m m u n ieat e J to tha lattice work above mentioned and withlightnins like rapidity started towards the well known hostelry that liss for years " been tha pride nd beast of Paoli. Reaching the main building the flames spread at ctico to all parts of it and in a few brief moments the work of a Ufa time v.'as swept away, the inmates of the houhie barely escaping' with their lives, losing all their Sects. From the Albert House the fire was communicated to the building belonging to the Foster estate, occupied Jj$ our County Auditor, D. F. Stacker, and in a very few minutes it too vras reduced to ashes. Mr. Stacker however succeeded ia saving his household g'ood.s, although in a badly damaged condition. From hero the flames leaped to the elegant and handsome Foster residence, adjoining on the west and in a brief space of time it, too, had succumbed to the fiery monster, the occupants, Dr. Hon and Wm. P. Gab bert barely saving their heuseheld effects. The fire by this tima had gained such headway that all became convinced that the entire southwest corner of the public square would be swept away and the attention of those at work was turned to saving the moveables of those endangered. From the Foster residence the flame'? leaped the alley in the south west corner of the square and despite the heroic efforts of a brave few soon enveloped the building belonging; to Mr. John C. Albert, occupied as a residence by J. F, Collins and Geo. A. Busk irk, and by A. S. Fai sun as a barber shop. From here the fire spread to the large tws story framo adjoining on the north, owned by Wm. F. Ilopne and occupied up stairs by the Ma sonic Order and in the rooms be low by Schramm & Mathews as a furniture store, Dr. U. II. Hen as an office and W-. ' F. . Koppe as a boot and shoe store and shop,, and from thence to the large building on the corner, owned by tha Fos ter heirs and occupied by Messrs. Bundy & White as a grocery store aud John T. Bandy. us a residence, and ficm thence the fire started west, burning some small buildings adjoining ' to " and cennected vith the building on the ccsrner, cr.d thsn i:tUektng the 'handsome rc::;lr.co cf our County Treasurer, II. IL Wells, which ia a very shert time was but a smouldering ti::: j c-f ri:l:.s. Mr. V ells' stable and out building were swept away. Afttr the destruction of Mr. Well's property the further pro gre.:S of the Caraes was cheeked, pltLo'-'ti I, wr.s feared that, the entke intern porticn of our town 'nOuU !' ustrsyed by the burn-br-tdi ih.;t filled tha air. and wor c.rrivd by the wind,' that r-i bluw lose pretty strong, long dli-L'! c; 5 rtud in iv.:::jy UMirg ru tii-2 ioof3 of buildings and sctti ,- tl'.Hn v: Cre. Tl u rt " cf the reddene vf VM ::-r:p-, John T. Utout. A. 'J. J" ' k . y, W. P. F; :; 1; I; im, and ,U"T x Cri-d in tl.:: wsy ct:i ,1 .1 IV int ;;L; t .;;t3 cf th'i p.-.r-Wti, Ahl-d by l 11.Tj Ci cur cilizrK.:, Lt" t ( t-f ,11 it 1 L -. j' c, ha- e It; : ,.(v -J. h ty, 1 - t u.: -r u:i li..-'. I t ;, ; c-: -..I. ; h 3 i i i...-l- . i (

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-, Pr C"J, end II. P. DjvLI.-.st I C :, v;hi: j ;tr.:r frtrticj u ;.;i::r J ' ill Ii:-r th'if v;o ; tve bsrt u nr!e t : ohiaiii. It was tmly by aL mo-t Mif f'rlitiniau exertions on the ; part cf a brave fdxv of our citlznj ' tl - it the fire vas kept from crr.-.-Ing t '1 o sfrei to th? 1th :.U Hnue and stable? -:nd iVhr.ttn :;i J. JtU hews' cabinet .??np. If they h tJ ciiiilit tiro Paoli would have been swept out of -iistence. c.?c::pw5 at the Albert Ifoi'-e, the inmat rs being allowed ho time to fcccure anything except v;h;tt was right at hand. Mr. Albert's hair and whiskers "were' sing."l 'before he could escape, while Mr. C. C. Curry, who had 'but recently taken charge of the house, was badly burned about the head and face, Ja,esH Snider, who slept in the third story, barely escaped with his life. . When aroused he started lor the stairway, but a few. feet away, and before reaching it looked back and saw the Sanies rushing1 into the room he had just vacated. Wm. Tindall, wh also slept in the third story, found the stairway wrapped in flames, but knowing it was "'"instant death to remain or heal tale, dashed through and earaa out safely but singed. A young man named Bas5, in hiattempt to get out, got lost and run through a glass door opening out on the second story veranda, cutting lits legs and bo ly fright fully. After getting out on the veranda, his piteous appeals and cries for help attracted attention and he was enabled to eseape from his perilous situation by the aid of some timbers placed against the house. Others received slight burns and bruises, but luckily nothing more serious than those already mentioned. That the fire was the work of an incendiary, there is no doubt, and woe be unto the guity one if found out. The fire origu ited ia the watercloset of the Albert House, as hefare stated, antj when first discovered was but a mere blaze, but it scon increased and leaped along the lattice work connected with the main building with a speed that betokened a complete satura tion with coat oil. The fire. was first discovered by Geo. A.( Buskirk, who, with his wift, was occupying a rm in the second story and in the back part of the Albert House. It's wife was sick and he was up replenishing the fire in his ream when he discovered the flames and gave the alarm, barely in time for the inmates of the house to escape, he carrying his wife, both in their night-clothes, down stairs and out of the burning building. While all are lowers, Mr. Albert is the greatest sufferer, he losing every book, paper, deed, otc, that he had. - . In conclusion we will s xy that whil'3 a few cf our citi;c;::s workrd wtth a Zealand heroism that' can not be to highly praise;!, thers were numbers of sL-Ptart ycurg men who stood idly around, with Iw.r.Js in their pockets, complacently watching the wholesale destruction of property and not even liftirga finger to aid the smTareo. Sjtcii men are a disgrace to humanity. The experience of Frid.iy morning taught us thy nccessty of organlz.itiiHi, and before we are again visited by the "fL-ry ficad" should be prop ired to meet it. Wo need an engine an 1 an org.mi?d firo compiny. Shall wo Ilivo it, or g" on as Wforj, at the inerey of every devil h h j seeks revenge by lkv"JJ f the torch? a.. A i. . j The f unify va vp.t. known as he F;.trr ' vault, in tl. Paoli rr::tcI ry. f-.r ' "( tl..:;, ad cn cr i itpfTy to f I. 1", hAMti -'N, ; l'a.,li, I tt.t. ll.i. To- - ; . h.: r; ;-"l! IP it d tl. a,-, i : IP 2 1 1 .. ip. - i ih.-C:' 1 PP.; P. r.h.u it' : p-p r. p, . . . ... ........ i - - - v- J - - !

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