Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 35, Paoli, Orange County, 14 May 1879 — Page 2

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MAY 14, 1870 IR TY EP the Schools C County, Indiana. In compliance with a rule requiring the County of Superintendent to make report showing the condition of the public schools, with suggestion for their improvement. I have to say: That the schools of this county are well organized. The course of study has been introduced into every district, and where the proper care has been taken to adjust the work of grading to the wants of the particular school, has given very general satisfaction. In a few instances, perhaps, the schools were graded to much; by this I mean that there is sometimes too close an adherence to the letter, without considering the spirit of a graded course of study. The teachers should understand that a strict adherence to the grade must not be enforced wehere the rights of the pupils would be prejudiced or their progress hindered thereby. While these cases of over grading were not cf common occurrence I think the schools in some localities would be improved and the work made more efficient, if school officers should take greater care to warn teachers against this error of strict grading. These suggestions spply more especially to the younger class of teachers. I would recommend that no charges he i) ; a d e in the course of study. In his connection I will say that tha changes made last j ear,-met with a err general approval. The introduction of script letters into the first grnds work was a very decldi d improvement, while the int rod not inn of "word method," though not fo well understood by he teachers, was very generally .successful. Oisr teache s roinrdain that they usually find tkeir schooia in a disorganized fctnte at the opening. This complaint has been very generrl. Some of the schools which were .ai:gl. by our best tenders were found lo be disorganized at the opening of the next session, the grades having fallen to pieces during the long vaca'ioB. The tetnlenev of nil or ganized bodies is to disorganization Ht t he close of sessions. Most of our teachers usually succeed in overcoming this tendency with the pupils who remain until the dose of the term; but there is another cla.s of pupils who do not attend the hi st f t the session. With many persons this is unavoidable. The older children are kept at home to be.iin the Fpring work, while the little ones cannot eo the longdistance by themselves. I think that this difficulty can be over come by having the schools begin earlier in the fall. If there are some who cannot attend the fall session let them miss the first part. In this way the school will grow in numbers, and the interest in the work can be kept up at the last, winch cannot be done when the older and larcer pupils leave school to "begin "work." (Jreatcr effort has been made this year to leave the schools orgiuftxed than ever be fore, and I think that they will be found in better condition than usual at opening of the next tern, Ih.it in order to injure better work ! r.t yea r, I would recommend that you undertake to have the schools of your respective townships begin work at more nearly the tame time. All the schools of a township should open on the same day. The (irst Institute in eac township, should be held on Satur day of the first school week. This will give teachers an opportunity to present the conditioii of their schools and school premises to tha Trustee, who will here have an opportunity to give general in slructioiis to the teacher in regard to wkat he will require of them as to re ports, records, care of school property, etc. ' And here let me say that more attention needs to he paid to the caring of school property. I think that the house, furniture, and apparatus should be delivered to the teacher in good order, and then he should be expected and required to keep them in U,at condition durir.g school. I would nlso call yonr ntt":tio.i to the n-'c0kJy of h.ivip.; the sii.i !t ier!'r'site for Miccesur made out in better form. In order to secure unif.H - . fy. 1 cu! 1 -iht that juu a lopt soisio a .itab'e cl.i.viinii'i, or cr-tde rcg. r. for would also 1 rc-ir.iead th.tt ruie si'io"id"d as to require four-l-'"i,i e v) s'.Uic'M-ti as io require t-acn 1, t- 'irt.j !"ae with the 'lrusU e, at t d . tf the school, a oopy -f his daily programme, tar the use of the succeeiiant teacher. Arc:' rr fvd r" I C'-ire i fp'iik is, that rf t.irdlfios rmou p j jji I I a : i n aVo t-i s-Snt 1 lie exact a saou tit rf t r.:e L-tl t.ui.nes, but the amount is -r;at that it wo"d I jt.-:o-.iih any tt i n t c -iTrr? A-.t Ht Of sj. ;il a;te;i Unco. S i"ie te.ichen who 1 .i I net teem in the h ' it f kc t-in? a x t : v 1 1 fuit. ". C 1 t kv c) any acco it of ess previous to tuy visits. I rej every fat'. vr in I' d o-uv.'r la i a rr: :t h -t t V " I -,t i ... a dtiu !,vi int f trdii' s e a vrv fi-H- tct!- r whu "th t! is" rt,. There I not my of g tie i mbi at tSia d the He w e ? t' s C 3 r e cf !,3. i'C ! ' I ! 1 t 3 rr, 1.

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L i ' !..-'' I 1 i t ni's hi d i r j g n 1 1 - ! h oi 'i it, without tie C' t o! t ' r ri; t "j r.: i'ee A c w f :it!ire has n I "ear' d in the i f eXrfr.sip i s of if.'tbfis I nbnde to the iise'tnd" of these examination by many of the yon n poph of our schools. iMiring the year I have be!l thirteen public exuminstumit, und 1 are had - wo hundred and fifty eight applications for ticen.. and have issued cue hu ndi I and fif.y-f wo licettses. From this it will be. seen that foriy one Percent, of the applicaiions h:.T liefn rejected. Now the greater part cftose rejected not r.:ter 1 with the expecta tioa of receiving a license. The incr n-ed interest in schoo's. nd the remoie purpose on ihe part of many papibs at" Rome d:y -enierins the rank of teachers, have induced these yoxsig people to desire a more s.rict test of knowledge than that a horded by the written examinations in school. The only opportunity for undergoing sack tests is bv attending the county exam -nations for teachers These examinations, if they Rre Siricily professional, are hardly a fair test of scholarship. My observations in tegard to this subject, both in this and adjoining counties, lead me to make this suggestion: That tke examinations for teachers b raade sliietly professional, and that those perxens who desire a mere te-it of s holarship be discouraged from attending them and that after tne close of the schools in the spring, there be held another examina ion for advanced pupil3 who desire to test their acquirements; actual pupils of the public schools to be admitted, and suck as reach a satisfactory grade tri common branches and have maintained a record of good behavior, to receive a certificate setting farth these facts, signed by the Clounty Superintendent, the Trustee and the teach cr. The arguments in favor of this course have been thus enumerated by one of the ablest Superintendents in Srato: 1. "It will distinguish between the acquirements of the pupil and the qualifications of the instructor. 2. "It will enable us to make more distinctly' professional the exami nations of instructor?. 3. "It will f,ive our pupils an objective point toward which they can direct their efio.U. 4. "It will gumnlate then to renewed diligence. 5- "It will tend lo correct an evil noticeable in our ffchools, r.amely, that of pupils taking few of the branches in the course of study. 6. "It will also tend to correct the irregularly in giadaiion; for if pupils are requited to take all the branches, they will see the advantage of taking them at tke proper time. 7. "It will enable us to discover our most thorough teachers, by showing whe sead the most thoroughly prepared pupils to these examinations." Before closing this report, I desire to call your attention to the importance of your work as a Coaid of Education. The Board is the endming part of oar schuol sysiem. As a rule, we change teachers every year, twenty per cent, of teachers each year being new recu'tfs. The Supenatendeitt may bo changed every two years. The Trustees of townships must leave their positions after four years' service. The other members can be changed j'early. The perpetual oi sanitation of the Board can and should be maintained. Here we may always have the benefit of the experience of those who have been engaged in the management of school work, for at no time will all the Trustees in the cunt3' be required to retire and give place to inexperienced successors. Let me briefly sum up the recommendations which 1 have made: 1. That school ollicers see that the error of over grading is avoided by our yeuitjs teachers. 2. That n changes be made in coarse f study. :i. That the schools of each township be opened upon the same day, ard earbcr in the fall. 4. That a uniform class-beok or grade register be adopted for the entire county. ."(. That teachers ha required to file with the Trustee a copy of the daily "programme for tins succeedant teacher G. That each teacher be required to keep aid report to the proper .school c I'L-ers the amount uf time test by each pupil on account ol tardi aess. 7. That teachers be not allowed to dismiss their schools without the couet:t of the Trustee. r 8. That separate examinations be KeU for the benefit of adraneed pupils who desire to test ther knowledge. lit conclusion, I will s ty that the pub lie schools aie not all that I should desire to see them become, nor is the school work always appreciated by thoe whom it is intended to btjneKt. But we raiiit learn to labor and to wait, For Hois it ever I i Uecn, A t.t thus it wiil ever Im ! t U. There me who n j,fjvfjate our ).!"tr. Anti suaie w hu, pcrhaj-. never will." j a m ks i. x o bi.i rr. t"o u t y auiierin tern teat. For blrtcksmiUtlRsr cf all kind.?, it! Cir on Fro & fcSlmit, West Main sir, ct. Jbixy a sewing machine Fnjcr, a ha Lays far cush t: vt.by suvo r. a ;;e:ttj Si .5. ' Of Bp! ".nd you I-' K"M:.it:;i; " ! tlir. c: tl-J l" u r t in t " ? V t i

We are the boys that want you wool. Bring it along. Thomas & Burgess, 86 Chambersburg.

If you want a suit of clothes made or cut, go to Wm. Worrell, Shop on the east side of the square, upstairs over Stout & Bro.'s store. He will satisfy you at reasonable prices. 52m9 LOOK OUT, The law requires at my hands a speedy settlement of the business of the late firm of Allen & Reed, I have no discretion in the matter, and must compel a speedy settlement of all claims due said firm. You have had notice, heed it. W. L. REED Surviving Part, late firm Allen & Reed. Jan. 22, 1879.-19tf. Notice. Persons owing me are requested to call and settle, either by cash or note, (cash preferred), as I need it to pay my debts. [9tf] GREEN HAZLEWOOD I desire to say to the people of Orangeville township, and all the balance of the county, that I am located at Orangeville, and engaged in the BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS. and here is the place to get your work done CHEAP. Plain horse-shoeing, 75 cents; toed shoes, $1.00; resetting, 10 cents a shoe, and all other work in proportion. I have one of the best wagon makers. in the State; and will do all work in the best style and on short notice. Give me a call and satisfy yourself. Miller Gherkin. March 12, 79tf Red, White &. Blue No Amber Wheat wanted, T. B. Walker & Son, Orleans. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Tot721 Ordinance. An Oruinasce prcscribinjr license for Billianls, lool. Pin Foot, Bagatelle, Houlette. or Pijeon-hole Tables, ami pn'scribiug penalty, adoptol May 8, 1S7S). ttco. 1. lte it ontainod by the Boa ill of Trustees of ttie Town of Paoii Orange rounty. Iniliaua, itiat auy pcrsou who slialt own or carry on within the corporate iitnits of said town any billiard saloon or any room ivt which for hire fur proilt any hilfianl, kk1, piu xh1, t)aaatclH, roulerte, pigeon-hole table or tank's are kept, shall first procure from the Clerk of said town a license, for which he Hhxtl pay to the Marshal of said town the folliwiDjitunis, to-wit: The license for such saloon or room containing one biilia.ii, or one pool, or one pin pool, or one bagatelle, or one roulette, or one pijrcon -hole taliie shall be in the sum of llfty dollars ' per annum, ami for each additional table in said list enumerated, Ik? it billiard, pool, pin pool, bagatelle, roulette, or pigeon-hole, the additionaU sum of t wt-nty-live lollar per annum. Sec. 2. Any person or persons carrying on any billiard" saloon, or any room which for hire within the corporate liniita of said town any billiard, pool, pin pool, bagatelle, roulette, or pigeon-hole table or tables are kept, without first t procuring a license in acconlance with sccticn one of this ordinance, or who shall in any way violate the provisions of said section shall, 'for each day such person or persons so runs without license or so violates said rdinance,- on convict-ion, be fiad not less than ten dollars nor more than tveuty-tive dollars. ftec- 3. All ordinances, or parts f ordinances, in conflict with this ordinance be and the same are "hereby repealed. Sec. 4. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect froia ana after its publication in the Paoli Nkws. Adopted Jlav 8Mi. 1870. . Attest, A A M F.S JSL ANMKFW, Pres. : '-William if. Mautix. Clerk Paoli. Ilotico to Physicians - State of Indiana, Oranate County, ss. Xotice is hereby given, that at the Auditor's office, in the'Coiirt House, ia the towu of Paoli, on the FIRST MOXDAT IK JtTKE, .1ST0, the Board of Commissioners of Orange county will contract with physicians to attend upon the poor of the several townships of the county for the ensuing' yrsr thereafter. Said contracts will be let to" the lowest responsible bidders, the P.oard of Commissioner.' reserving theriglit to reject any and all bids submitted in pursuance thereof. Attest iwy baud and the seal of said Board of Cunimissioucrs, this 12th dav t M v, 1S79. iAVIl F. SXUCivKii, - Auditor of Orange County, Ind. Mav 14, 1S79 Sj-3. Ziottixir; cf tlio Poor AsySlate ol Indiana, Orange County, ss. Notice is hereby iven, that at tli Auditor's ofiteu. in the Court llouse, in the town of Paoli, on the 1'IIISX JIOSIUY IN JUNK, 1S73, the Biwtnl of Commissioners of ai1 county will let lo the lowest responsible bblder, for the ci) -u'nr year thereafter, lite Poor Asylum of.-.-itd coim'ty. the lizard of Conintisiwtters resrvir. j llie right to reject any aad all bids thereon. Attest my hand ami the seal of paid Board of Commissioner of Om nsrc conntv, Indiana, this lishday f J.lav. i9. l.)"A Vll r. STUCK ETt, Auditor of Orange County, iud. May 11, 1S73 fl ite of In.iin.i, Oia""" County, s. fl! i, is licrebv l i vc i t1- at t i e A-- or0 cf !' vciil inii).i.,n in OtiHiji' cuiitv. 1 iI ' I '.Mi I 1 Id t Xv 'ill t t l'ifV OP."otifs - of s I coui'lT, l ! " Au. r's i i'i toe t onrt liouse, ui ta-a town of I'aoli, v I i ' n't l Xv uii t t i'irv oi""'ce. on FI IIS ,n ii i .ir:;:-, : t"i'"n a I (" e t infuuin ' I I ' v i " 1 S 1 !' ' ' 1 ' 1 l " " I 1 t - I .', f " a i a i , - j . " f r n u : -- n .1 .t '" in," in I fir I i.' ti 1 (ton and: ret urn .-f taxes thereon, approve I 1 ' ww'kt 21. !'-.. ' , m i d 1 t e 1 t 1 - I Oi o ' ti - is i r "Cm t U, I 1 lliis l.ij) tuir ' v, i w i; r. . ; ut - . -. r i i -.i - l .s.. 4 It. 1. " f ' . I I i - ! ! ' - C r i s '1 1 -, I . ' . i 'J1 'I jt.it'. r ! t . J tt . , I

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Oil i vv, :i w : t t t 1 i V-"-. ;' . i -, f - 1 1-. i, - ! tit m 1 1 ia i itcf.-- If r.rr1 ' rc, c : 1 s, , uf i K : rn? tf t r e . t ii-l t" -. i t iii i 'r ii nv-T t!.af a.ii' ! i, a t ie t f t i le in ir. s i.f l, v: vcs. ) ;rt n , i - cm m,, i n ; r 'i-ivu..i,';1 . r u U'.'iity, warn.1 ra! . " i 1 i -.. -a'U'u. r:. iini.v.ini.K. Apnl "i, :-4--:. ai l'r. r:c.tic3J i Irs cf I'ctUIoii to ."II llerA HitrAc. State of Indiana, Orange Counts. Notice ia hereby frivesi that Henry KVcd, a Iministrntor of" the estate of Henry Uujrle, bt-easvl, has fl.1 his rtt-tiiiou UiiM'il the real estate of the fleccdcat, SiiiS persons! property bftng' insHlHeient to pay hi debts, and that paid "petition will be heard at the next term of the Circuit Court of said county Attest:- JOHN R. SIMPSON', April 2C, 1 :;.:-.$. Clerk t:. C. O. C". OF T?cn a ffi "O Notice is hereby g-iven tlsat the ttndorsss-n-ed, administrator of the estate of tOvl Johnson, deceased, will, by order of the Oranre Circuit Court, made a't the March term, 18 fa, sell at public auction, on the premises, oa SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1379, the following real estate belonging to said decedent, to-wit: The rorthcast quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty three (!, iu township three (2), north of rang-e one (1), west, containing forty (40) acres, more or le: the same bem)r sold to pay the debts of said Iievi .Johnson, deceased. Tkhms or Sale: One-fonrth of the purchase money will be required in cash on the day of sale, the balance in six, twelve, a n eighteen months therefrom, purchasers executing notes with interest at six per cent, trom date, waiving valuation laws, and with approved stiretv. THOMAS A. BUOOKS, Adru'r Ktate of Levi Johnson, Dec'd. April 2:1, 187933-4 Kolice to Heirs of" eltlca So Sell Heal Instate. State of Indiana Oranjre County 8 9. Notice is hereby giver that Thomas A. Brooks, administrator of the estate of Mary Langforrt, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, her persona! property being insuflieicnt. to pay her debts, and that said petition will la heard at the next term, of the Circuit Court of said countr. Attest, JOHN K. SIMPSON, Agr'il 18, 1379-32-3, Clerk, C. C. O. C. Xlotieo to Ilon-Xiesicl'oats. State of Indiana, Oranjre County, r-s. Ia the Orange Circuit Court, July term, W79. HanielBridfrcwater, Nancy Koach, Hi ram Koach et al., vs. James Brid-rewater, Hose E. Tey-arden, Civil ftctiou in Partition. Mililrct! K. liridgewater, Isaac S. Bridg-cwater, et al. Cornea now the plaintiffs, by Busk irk & Mavity, Kss., their attorneys, and file the affidavit of a comneteiit person, showing thut the defendants, Mildred E. Bridjyewater and Isaac S. Briilarewater, are non-residents of the State of Indiana, and that said plaintiffs hav a cause of action against the defendants concerning the. partition of real estate, and that said defendants, Mildred K. Bridsrewater and Isaac S. Ilridgewater, are necessary parties to said action. Said defendants, Mildred E. Bridpewater and Isaac S. Bridg-ewnter, are therefore hereby notiiied of the pendency of this action, and that the same will stand for trial on the 22dd day of Jnlv, A. D. 1S79. the same beinsr th second judicial day of the July term, 1879, of said Orange Circuit Court. . " Witness m v hand and the seal of said court at Paoli, this 17th dav of April, A. IX 1S79. JOHN l;. SIMPSON, 32-3 Clerk Oranafe.Circuit Court. 1 ? T una i K ii- Mil DR. G. ICE-EPERS, THE . . , CFXE25nATE I'lIYSIOlJt . Of Eastern Ohio, will maJco his first visit, to PAOLI, MAY 30TH ,AXn S13T, at the Rhodes House, and at ORLE ANS, on JUNK 2d and 3d, at Lindsey's Hotel. The lioctor M ill bo prepared with a full line of medicines to treat all and every form of disease that may be presented. Consultation free. Cash for medicine in.all cases. Char ares moderate -and satisfaction guaranteed. Si mi STOBEUp GOODS! EDTE GARDEN Has recently opened a First Class Country Store, at enffi "" f" f 4 i. w f w On the Orlean s and Li von i a road, i a Nort hcast township, and invites the public to-rall and examine his large and well selected stock of OEADY-LIADE "CLOTIlhlG, DRY COO D G y Groceries, Slats, Caps, Boots, KSsoeSt Tfotions Ilarilware, Ciliasawsre, (iueeusuare, C'ullery His stack is full anl eomwlete, ami will be sold VEKY LOW F t o n - , r r f -.t'- , n-" -- - I t wl : h tl:e lii'1 -t IlarVit Pri.-e will l-e allowed. "Wo o 1 W anted! Ho tM a'-o mv the VT 1IY IfftlHiT " f VV, w f jr jor j ix !. t.O & i. r. it 1 si. 1 .7 i"-

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i s . , c.i. ', i, r n. r f.l J - 7.' . PAOLI, irD. C ..m aLe T atu V., i rL-r s "3 n are. HzTh ce Drs. Cuirrr J ar.j TfJCS. B. BlsKIKK. CEO. A. Bl'SIlKK. pI "Ifl It pjl",-Mpt-i JJk J- X J'AjA. 4 Ji-J. jiw s3 u I Jj.1. V'1 Col l i ! iiiM 1 1- 1 Probv l.issiaea.s. ?neialties. Notary Fubiie in oilicu at all tiroVs. W MM W. JX it fc il 1 il Gjf 0 Ij IjhTTf TAI1 practice in tbe courts of Orangn and adjoining counties. Collections and Probate business solicited". Office it?. Cole's building North sue Public square. Attorney at Law -jixo ITOTA c 1 7 IS, Will practice in all tlic courts of Oranre and adjoining counties. Particular attention given to collection and probate business. JC-LSOilice East side Public Square.. ti THOC. G. MAHAM, Attorney at Lav?, hhT PfiHic an3 United Slates Claim Orleans, Intl. Will practice iu all the Courts of Or ange and adjoining counties.' Particular attention given to collections an j probate business. y, "OlCrn "I T Attorneys at Law. PAOLI, CfDIASA. I53-OFFICE North East ecrnerof the public-square. Especial attenfisn rircn to collections and proceodings in Bankruptcy. Jan. 8, IS77. 17THROOP i THROOP, ATTORNEYS at LAW paoli, nriDiAirA. ' ST They will practice in all tle Courts ol" Orange and adjoining cot: sir ties. ' Collections promptly attended to. Office on the North side of the public-square, up-stairs- 1 GEO 03 It Y STORE! O. IE3 o Would respectfully inform tho public t,bat h had on haiid a targe stuck of Groceries, Boots, ilal lb) GLASS ANT) . WINDOW SAXII, CIGAI2X, ZOBACCO, TJ1A, COFFEE SUGARS, Mackerel ami Wliit Fi-h, by retail or tl.'. kit, and all article usually ltt..t in a prori -Kioa tore. atui will be sold as cheap as any hu-s in the place. jEIvS-The highest mnrtet price will he i-nM far trtfry dnciiption of jro.nit-. The prblio are invited t call ami examine my tf-iwk of -A- J. DRlaodes, DEALEP, IN jrocones a rrovisions f,T.vriG:;i:r;v a::i i;otiox. Faoli, led., Aug. 25, 1ST7. S0 Lienancru'-'a Scully, i, . j I. . . . 'v ' I .j It .... J ft" I ( C'l -H t !X1 K 1 un j I trt"i t j, i ; i i, mm 1 1 :i . ; : - i I'i i rt i a r, f r ii - mi 1 1 :i"r jJa f - ' r i : 1 i. - ki'iin f , , r. ' i , T r i -I t " iict 1 1 y I ire M f v p a ; 1 t T ' i 1 ri lrj ftl 1 i., t : . . . 1 1 i . 'f i i'i, . : j.' I..- . i 5 . . .- . -.j- .-a :r - i. -ft .-.5 ... ' - f-ff ffi a. a. - a .. .a 'u.... t .-.. fe.,.. ... w ''fc . i" T't-i - ) - '." s i . ' ' -. 1 wiil r ' : . t' J ').. ' i i , : ( , rr t Iii'i- -. .r kj n . i i , - i i ,- in- :a- ; i i - ' " . ' I ' t r - - ! f i ii J , i I 1 s. . I S - t l . - It M i -i- I 4Jt I I- ' t ri r f i. lw.il , i ' 1 ' i ..... . .1 Ii X .,. -l , .. 4. ri r - - a ' -ft T i 'J 11 Ji 1 - : - rl .- .ri -, ui i t If.