Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 32, Paoli, Orange County, 23 April 1879 — Page 3
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?;EDNSDAY, -APRIL 3, 15T0. Did" yoo py yonr taxes? ' ..." Tgke your produce to Martin. Bead our new advertisements, White sbirts cheap at Martin's. 1 The Leavenworth Democrat is for A fnll line of notions Et Martini, Tbe Washington Gazette has cb,ajj& f3 tandsagairu , ' " Judzine from the past fewt'uays.. I5ringhas come at last. 4 aH aisd see Efl. Martin before ?ou tell year produce. , . - brother butch of obi records will 8 found elsewhere. .' , , Don't sell your" hiiitcr ftr ezg3 until jsa call on Martin. He ".pays cash. 1 The hoy 3 are catching ' some-' ne tssj ia the creek. :"'1 - . , ' Have you brought that dog home iince the Assessors-called t-pon yoa? Several c-m w n lea fc! o a fl: will bej found ia this issue cf the Nets. John Swallow. Jr.. is elated OTer tie birth of a lovely little dn tighter. We hare heard of a number of marrinses to take place in this vicinity aoonFor anything ia the grocery line go to Martin's. The cheapest place in tow a. ; Candidates for municipal honors bad btter he letting the people know ihathey are. , Sunday was a warm; bright, end pV.sant day, and every one wa3 out enjoying it. ',. : "Without pride of ancestry nor hope of posterity," its no wonder the mule is so tarnal mean. The "blue hell patch," below town, U nov the point of attraction for the "l&ii and lassies" of our town. The hand boys are anticioating a "golden old time" at their coming jubilee. Give the boys a b:g enwd. T Go to Martin's for your fancy groceries, sotion3 and confectioneries. He ia sei . cheap. Assessor Jonathan McVey is hazily er:a;ea assessinz t,fe tax pavers f Poh tonsiip He makes a good 'officer. ' , .'' Shr'ler'i nii.mnotIi furniture-. .cfar, from h'ew ii'oany, brought' out a whoppins bijj load of furniture for Scbramra 1 JLthewa last week. There is ample room fa iraproveitent in the cleanliness of car streets. Enurely too muck rubbish throw a into thm. ' "From our exchanges we learn that a otny sections of Southern Indiana' tie prospect for a fair yield of fruit this jear is Tery favorable. ' ' : Sara deatji for rats: An ounce and half of ca'oT)! to a pint of corn meal; ttix with watsr, and let thein partake "Spencer Tfjarden, a well known m3 popular citizen of Northeast townS3'.?, died oa Monday, 14b instant,- of c:r.sucip?ion. Br. Jnbn A.. Lane is . making preFiretions to run West Baden Springs tiii aprinj. Board has been reduced to &tt dollars per week. The Rockport Gazette has gone tip flm. The hard times 'has 'affected the newspaper business greater than almost any 'other business. The measles have about made the "fraud rounds" ia this vicinity, and for antcf material to work on will duuht It 33 guoa seek othf r quarters. Monday was. the last day for payinj April installment of taxed. Ten r cent, penalty is added to all taxes r-otp.M on or before that date. . John Guy's dog had a fit last week fir-d John shot him. It was thought tat he was mad. John could bare ej a dollar if the blamed do had ta kn the fit last month. - Our circulation is steadily increaslrC; so ia car Jertising patronage. th. pecple ia every .e;;-hbtrLiocii ia ccuctj. P. Strop es. of ll a Blu nn' 'U -nrii a t ? ; - r t lit A milv rt covert i J v 1 "t1 g-a f. ( ti I. I'yrrio r f tl t t; 5 Ul) iinTIP I A .1 3 it 3 1
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Wells and were kept busy and giving out receipts. Arthur Simpson is the boss fisherman. He caught a bass in Lick Creek last Saturday, that measured fifteen inches in length and weighed two pounds and fourteen ounces. -Huntingburg, Jasper County, is to have a new English paper, the citizens of that enterprising burg having raised $500 as a bonus, for Mr. Pickhardt, who is to be the publisher. Success to the enterprise. .A committee appointed by the veterans of the 80th Indiana Regiment will meet at Vincennes on Thursday, May 8th, to perfect arrangements for a grand reunion, to be held some time next fall. In the case of Joe Cox vs John C. Albert, tried before Judge Simpson last week, Mr. Cox recovered judgment for $2.50. The amount claimed was $41, and was for boarding Mrs. Albert since she and Mr. Albert seperated. Programme for temperence meeting April 28: 1, Declamation, Charlie Lynn. 2. Solo, Miss Mary Pinkham. 3. Essay, Thos. Dickey. 4. Select Reading, Miss Junie Stinson. 5. Temperance Talk, Wm. F. Osborn. Campbell, of the Lick Creek Cash Store, has something to. say to the people of Orange county in this week's News. A perusal of bis proclamation on the second page will be of interest to all in need of first class goods at bard time prices. - T7e know the band boys are busv practicing for the coming jubilee, but then it would be a jrreat treat to our citizens it they would occasionally come out on the square and sjie us a "chune." Try it, bovs, some of these pleasant evenings. Messrs. Wbite & Ilancoek have jut added to their store one of Schooley's large patent refrigerators, in which they will keep tbeir fresh beef during the summer. It keeps the beef cool aad frssh, free from Cies and dust If you watt a nice roast" or' steak, give these geiitlemen a call. They will guarantee satisfaction. -A Bloorninstoa merchant not long since separated his cood aeco mis from those he considered had. and-then sent out statements to all of" his customers. ; Up to this time'he has received three d:;!!:irs on the "bad" to one on the good. Jibe good accounts were against mn of means, weU able to pay, and the others were due from poor men." off of whom nothing cnuid be collected by law. ' ' "Poor by nature and rendered barren by culture," like some lands in this vicinity, is the condition f th brain3 of one or two-gentlemen(?) we know hereabouts. They ape styles an 1 profess abilities that are foreign to their "make-up" They are sraart Alecks; they are laughing stock for sensible people. Be natural;-be yourself, and people will think a vast deal more of you. It is almost time now for patent right men to .crawl out of their boles and begin their raid upon the suspecting farmers. Nine-tenths of the men who go about through the ' country are encaged in business that is not legitimate, and pf.ople should be very careful how' and with whom they have; deal ings-- And -when one is -not sure who h ia'dealing with and what 'he is pur chasing, it's the best plan to keep hands off a1! sorts of papers .and receipts for board bills that so many a-ent3 must have "to make settlements wi.h their princ'pais." But it's of no use to try . P.dvise some knowing individuals who think they know more than anybody e'e, and never -net their eyes open until they are taken in and done for a time or two If it wasn't for these smart Alecks the humbug peddler would have to suspended business and take in h's sign long ao The solid eld farmer is hardly eror the viau of trampine scalawags. "m . . r-o;rron.nI location- : - Mr. John C. Albert visiied Greenerytie Hst week, a basiRe3. r. Tc-r," cf Ni rt'.,crii 1 n vi yf m. c ). a: r - ij slowly im1 trif li-l'u connect: i 11 i.h t t Ml I - 1 , r L' an j J; t, ' , r - re 1 r i . 0 r ,'! i. li rti t . -
t i v Oi-tb -it t r ' '.. p "y"? I , i J; 1 r.2 f,U zi n n i -g at the carneT"? 12. 13, and 13. on tb j 3, t i-i-.t: i 1. raerillaa line in tawn-Lip 2 north; then north to Larenca county; then east-to-" as. iington county; then south to tae corners'of. sections 8 and 17, in town 1 northr thf n west to the corners of see ticr.s 10, 11, 14, and 13, in town 1 north and range' l'iast.;'.'then' north to the corners of sections 10, 11, 1. and loin town 2 north, then west to the beginning. Ord ered, that Southeast township be bounded as ' follows, to-v.' it: Beginning at the -Washington county line, between flections 8 and 1 7. in town 1 north; then eoath to the southeast corner ef Orange county; then west to the meridian; then north "aToKg'the meridian to the corners of sections 21, 19, 25 and 30, in town 1 north; then east to the corners of sections 22, 23, 26, and 27; then north to the corners of sections 10, 11, 14, and 15; then east to the beginning. Ordered", that Greenfild township be bosaded as follow-j, to-wit: Beginning at the meridian, at the corners of sections 19, 24, 23. and '30,. town 1 north; then wet to the county line; then -south to the corner f said couuty line; then eastto.the meridian; then north to the beginning. Ordared, that John Harte be appointed Constable for Greenfield township. Ordered, that the township of Green -field have one Justice of the Peac and that the election be helc on the second Saturday ' in Marcb at the bouse of Lewis Allen. Ordered, that there be twr Justices of the Peace for the Kortheast township, one in the neighborhood of Stamper's Creek and one in the neighborhood of Orleans, the election to be held on the second Saturday in March, at the house of Wm Brooks, and in the town ot Orleans. Ordered, that there be one Justice of the eace elected in the east end of Paoli township; also, one additional Jus, tice in Paoli, and that the e!ection be held in Paoli, on the second Saturday in Marcli next. Ordered, that Evan Jones be appa'nted lister of the taxable praperty for the county f Orange for the year 1818, and that he giva bond and surety in the sum SI, 500; whereupon said Jones came into court, together with his sureties. Zachariah Lindley and Solomon Stout, who entered into and acknowledged a bond in the-sum aforesaid. Ordered, that Jacob Malder be ap pointed inspector for the next general election at. Paoli. Ordered, that Robert EIrod be ap pointed inspector for the next general election to be held at Orleans. Ordered, that Joel Kirby be appointed Constable for the township of Paoli, and eave bond as the law directs, witb Edward and Alexander Kerby as "his sureties in the sum of ; 1,000. Ordered, that Jitseph W. Doan be ap pointed Constable for the Northeast township in Orange county, who gave bond and security, and took the oath of oTice as the law directs. Ordered, that Thomas Lindley, son of Jonathan, and Thos Maris be ap pointed overseers of the poor for Pauli township. Ordered, that Abraham Bossley and John Hollowell be appoinred verseers or the poor lor Southeast, township. Ordered, that .Michael Miller and Adli Campbell be appointed versesrs of the por of Soutnwest township Ordered, that John Sebold and Rich ard Cutera! be appointed overseers of the poor for (jreenheld townshipl Ordered, that John Smith and James Maxwell be appointed overseers of tb poor tor the No-theast township. Ordered, that James McVey and Ja cob Shirley be appointed overseers of the poor tor the Northwest township. Ordered, that Phillip Condery be ap painted a Constable in Paoli township and he entered into bond, with Ephriara Doane and Moses Aklerson his sureties, in the sam of :J330, Fehnm-ry 12. Ordered, 'bat town taxes be 510 for the present year , On motion, ordered that cmrt ad journ until te-morrow. 10 o'c'ock. Jonathan Lisdlet, Samckl Cobb, Jesse Hollo well. STo be continned.f Ciin -I-. f ?w n. si -U i 1 1 J Uil w-J ft Uti ff t f n Orleans Items The following i'eras were received too 'ate fr last week's issue. Ed .Mr. Wra. P Gabbert, of Poali. has been e'earking in thedruar store of Dr J. II. Bowles the past week Robt. Crocket has sold his farm and most of his personal goods, and will move West, next fill. Jaraea P. EIrod and Thos. G. Ma b have biea improving tbeir lots by I '.Ilirg a nice pirtitica fi -ce. ;r. 1. 1. tt ;latLcrs m c---p etely f -, 1 ft f v r r - . fust Li'i if La hi i r. -y "an'tli ii " v r. :l r. , i rruh-i t-o i -! - rr . : - T' li i . tr r i'rf shytcii n r i . i " -i'1 " JJ ' . If. i" i t, i: r,i IV i " : t'.S" e L i i i i" i .'!. '..IIi ctiU ; t ; ' - . r- - I'-y f
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.r. Ati; tiiS iiiia his fa uce c:npleted and it helps th. locks of Andy's mansion, t. o. Wheat looks as thongb we should l.avea fine crop cf it, if nothing happens it. Mr-Peter is .helping the looks cf bis farm by resetting the fence and cleaning up the ground. - Mr. Lindley drove a lot of nice young cattle down beie which he bad bought, and pat them on pasture. It is generally said that when the whippo'-; ills begin to hollow "in the spring, it is time to q lit having fire in th fire place; but they have -missed it this time, sure, fo-it is still cold and people still cntinue to keep their fires The fore wheel of a wagon is 12 ft. 6 in. in circumference, and the bind wheel is 15 ft. 3 in. What Ss the least distance i which both will have made in an exact number of revolutions? Will some ef our teachers please try themselves on this example, and let us see bow they solve it? Chteographer. ISego items. Rego is still on the mend. . John Smith and Hirara have now gone to work in their new shop. Several of our citizens went to Pa oli to-day to pay taxes, as this is the last day of grace. Ben tTollowell haa paled in a new gar den near bis residence, which has quite comely appearance at a distance. Ben is a worker, and ia bound to get rich some day. It cost Mack Coiclasure just $5 to get Uncle Jim May's buggy fixed. If you break down that easy, Mack, when by yourself, bow will you do when you have a half dozen to haul around. This is an exceedingly beautiful day, and the number of acres that will be turned bottom side up by night wili be legion. I will have to cease writing pretty soon or I will not get my 2$ done. What is the difference between the t wo Melntoshes C. W. and E. W? The former is going to get a bouse for bis wife, and the latter a wife for his bouse. The latter has the good engaged and they will be delivered from French Lick sometime next fall, if not ear?ier. May it prove, a profitable investment. The legal gentleman of Paoli. who look so much like a chimpanzee when he grins, passed through this morning en bis way to the city. He made a very grotesque appearance with his little drummer hat, short coat, pants rolled up, and ted buggy. He is a jolly good fellow, but hardly sufficiently dignified for a judge- He has a little too much resemblaace to one of Darwin's "mis bing links." . TJndertakinsr a soecialtv. at Schramm & Mathews.' All orders attended to on short notice. 32-3 Ed. News: It seems to me that if a sen. s'ble man should conclude to taks a trip to Europe he would not select a vessel fiftfceti f;et long, four feet wide and 2 feet deep, with a shoemaker for Captain, nor would he, I think, engage passage en a ship four hundred feet long', seventy five feet broad and drawing forty feet of water, leaking at every seam, with three Captains one lor the bow, one for midship and the other for a general purpose man, rudder unhinged, compass lost, which at, the cry, "breakers ahead," would back water and go skirmishing around among the icebergs. But he would select a ship ofj goodly di mensions, in perfect erder throughout, ably ofieered, with every appliance known to science to save every soul on board in ease of serious accident- And it appears to me that if that same man should desire a life policy be would use more caution in making the selection of a company than he would of a ship to carry bira across the ocean. I am satisfied that I represent one of the best Life Companies ever chartered. As a proof of this last proposition I summit the following facts: William P. Shively, whom every man in Orange county knew personally, insured his life in .he North Western Mutual Life Insnance Company of Milwaukee, Wis., Policy No. 81,253; amount Jl.OC-i), life plan; senxi-annnal payeant, $12 57; insured March 23, 1S75, died Apri 25,1S71 i ell i t ..r:. . 1 - :.-! ( li " 1' - - . J X JL . i with divi1 1 ft ? 7 ...51, f i, " r ., r ... . 1 o. iii e Iasuranr c. ts.uA r; - ih t ir - th 7 n n ny 0 ' h tsaace Oorij my jing - r g C0"I'ltj C "1 ' i 4"., 3. c r r t . -; i . Ci I; Ir r i, n t i i ' -i I PoU . t'l I le r ps '-r in t' fy a1 , I,,' II a V.. .-it, J. J... ... r v., b j- i - g " -1 3 t r. .'.' ;- to crrj , I 1 -:-r I i t'.'-ir d "; n j .v ; : 1 u i It - r 1 rl, t r t "I . . . N ,
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C.;r . I-ting of all klsvl-s of machinery uoI By tl.3 f.;rmprs, and of thrt I "t )tiiirdfctnre. Knowing the wants of the farmers of Ornn county, T : :u dttennlned t'i pupply thetn at latter day prices. If you want a '". rri'ier, Hapfr, Jlower, Wheat Drill, Hay Hake, Sulky Plo.v, cr auy r:I "T kind of a Plow, or anythics' etese in my line, call and seo rac, .r. J you'll not regret it. ...
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NEW SPRING GOGDG!
DRY GOODS, HOTIOIIS, GROCERIES, BOOTS IM SHOES,
H A-EDWAEE, Eeady-Made Clotliing!
Women's Shoes, 75 cents and upward. Men's Shoes, $1.00 and upward. Women's Hat, 40 ceut."aad upward. Men's Mats, 00 cents Good Calico, 5 cents per yard.
A full line of Qaeenswarfi, Glassware, Tinware, Horse Shoes, Nails,
Spades, Scythes, Cradles, Collar, Haines--, Trace Chains, Bridles, Shovels, Forks, Cross-cut Saws, as cheap as the cheapest.
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Have erected and put id running order a New and Bahstantia! PLANING MILL IN ORLEANS And are now leady to receive orders from- all who may favor thera with their patronage. They especially invite all persons who have business in that line to give thm a call. They pledge themelves to do NEAT WORK and &3 CHEAP OR CHEAPER than any other Mill in -the country.
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