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POETRY!
From the Mothers Magazine.
TO n MOURNING MOTHER.

49, e~SsssCa = hAAKaSAucs
TO a MOURNING MOTHER.
Thy little one is sleeping
49,, Among the quiet deadl
And thou art sadly weeping
Above his lowly bed =
Thy little one but tasted
The emp Ofpain and We;
And then away he hasted
Where joys unceasing dow:
And now nor care or sorrow,
Shall dim his fearless eve;
His Joy waits not the morrowS
His bliss shall never die
Yet still thy night Of sadness
- Is cheer'd by heavenly rays;-
Thy voice, tho not Of gladness,
Should still be one Of praise.
Then tho thy spirits thirsting,
Once more to clasp thy child:
And tho thy heart is bursting,
Oh cease those accents wildI
Trust even now in heaven,
And love thy Savior still;
And tho thy heart is riven,
Bow to thy Fathers will.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICF

y orders ofthe Honorable the Court
- OF Probate for the District Of West
Minister will be sold at public auction On
Thu sday the 10th day of Nov, neyt ct
one of the clock P. Nj, at the dwclI;ra
house of RI becca Crane, ifnot previorsIx
disposed of at private sale, one OK and enc
stag two yearIings che calf and three
years old colt, and probably other articles
belonging to the estate of Thomas Gran.
late OF Brcokline deceased.
D. M. CRANE, Adm.
Brookline, Oct. l8, 1886.
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TEMPERANCE IN South AFRICA
The use of ardent spirits has been prohib-
tied at all the stations of the Morayian
missionaries, and other measures adopted
TO promote sobriety among the surround
ing Hottentots not attached 70 the m;ss;o,,.
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@66274 81
The auditor further reports that the
loans are believed to be satisfactorily Sc
cured by mortgages on real estate, &c.
STATE PRIsoN REPoRT-ABsTRAcr.
Receipt for labor of prisoners, the year
ending Sept. 80, 1886, e9l62 IS
Expenditures, provis-
ions 3697 GA
Hospital 92l 06
Clothing and bedding 498 AZ
Fuel 46l IS
Salaries 1910 90
Warden dept 339 81
Repairs &contingent 1872 34-Sel7o 10
Whole number of prisoners Sept. 80,
1885, 1926
Since received 81
l63
Discharged Il by death and BY
cscape) Al
Remaining, Sept 80, 1886, 1872
GENERAL EXHIBIT,
| To property, exclusive of debts and notes
Sept. 80, 1885, l44l3 IS
Book debts after deducting
doubtful 2O367 rs
Notes 1925 rs
Cash Of Treasurer 1923 81
S4O53O O3
BY amt of property exclu-
sive Of bank debts and notes
Sept. 80, 1886, 1898 II
Book debts 5000 II
Notes 995 90
Debts less this amount against
prison than last year 77IO IS
Appraisal less on property,
Sept. 80, 1886, $40 90
Repairs expenses on ledger 4O2 90
Bill OF expense on warden,
contingents, and store ex-
penses 1880 81
Amt to balance debt to state
prison 786 SO
aAO53O az
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The HARVEST. Much curiosity has
been exhibited to know the average annu-
al amount of grain produced in the United
States. There is no data which enable US
to arrive at an accurate result, but the fol-
lowing table, it is said presents as close an
approximation as the circumstances of
the case will permit:
indian Corn, l0O.OOO,O0O
Wheat, 5OOOO'noO
Rye, 10000 600
Oats 100000
Barley, |, 25O,OOO
1t must not be forgotten that South
America and the West Indies, are as de-
pendent upon US for the article of flour, as
our own citizens. The annual exporta-
ton to those countries is supposed to
amount to something like seven hundred
thousand barrels. Now it is impossible
as some would suppose, to diminish the
threatened scarcity by adding this amount
to the home consum ption, as these conn
tries cannot do without the article at what.
ever price it may be held. The increas-
ed economy which they will be Obliged
to practice, as well as ourselves, will in
deed have the effect of diminishing the
amount exported, but this cause will
scarcel v carry the quantity below FIVE
hundred thousand barrels.-Arcna.
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1916 70

Add amount of exchange of
notes 2676 70
S4,5O9 72
Also amount loaned in 1884 9l92 SO
do. 1885 l4O25 70
do. 1886 1886 "a
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PETITIONS FOR THE ABOLITION OF
SLAVERY IN THE BRITISH Dependent
c1Es,-The following is statement of
the number of petitioners to the House Of
Commons, for the abolition of colonial
slavery, which were presented previous to
the Abolition Act, which took effect Au-
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BY amount received the past
year
The amount on loan last year
Deduct amt Of primo. paid
within the year
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NOTICE.

II. n WISH to sell my posses.
sL-.Tf4 M sions where | now live,
Lil, - lying on the Catawba River,
in Lincoln County, : miles
below Beatie's Ford, known BY the name Of
Tools Ford bounded by the River , miles,
containing Five Hundred Acres, of which
there IS upwards of 100 acres of first rate
low grounds, now III high state OF cult.
vation-tho upland as good as any IN the
county, such MS has produced 1000 lbs. OF
Seed Cotton per acre. The improvements
are good--a Two story Dwelling House,
with a piazza in from, and porlico back, a
large frame Gin House, with running works
and geer, also a new Cotton Press, good
Barn and all convenien, buildings, an excel.
lent young Apple Orchard, principally late
fruit-and TO crown all, promising Gold
Wine, and as to appearance rich. Gold
has been Obtained but very little trial has
been made. Any person wishing 10 pur.
chase, know would be pleased if they
saw the place. JOHN HAYES.
july :, ls36. 1903
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His. OF letters
I'd EXAMINING IN the Post Office at Charlotte,
z u on the lst Of JalG, l-j6,

I'd ENATNING In the Post OGiee at Charlotte,
Ia on the lst Of Julg, 1885.
A-Mafcus Alexander VIM Adams. 3, Tho.
NJ Alexander, HczcklahJ Alexander, Mise MARY
Alexander, Joseph Ason, Mrs. Margt Alexander,
Maj Thos. Alexander.
R-Tho, Bell, Miss Anna Berry, VIM. Bank.
er, Abel Baker, john Barnett, & Co. John ",
Buckhannon. Aaron Bryan, Jas g. Blair, Mrs.
Polly Bird, John or WILSON Bird, John Bnyes,
G Bradley, L. H. Beatty, A. r. Btiafd, JAS C.
Brawley, Nathan Beatty.
c. Robt. Caldwell, John Cooper, 2, Ellis
Cheek, 1, John Capps, O.ton Cook. WIN. Cricklon,
2. WIN Cathcart, DAVID Cross, Miss Nancy Can
ngdsy. WIN. Cooper, BIrrelI Clark, alrs. May
Carruth, 4. J. Caldwell
D-Cot J. II Davidson Q, Robt G, Davis.
E-Robt. Erwin, VIM. L.kin., 2, Mrs. Jane
Elliot, James Esge.
E-Frsdsriek Fifer, lease Fra.are, Joseph II.
Foster, Reuben Freeman, Mrs Liddy Fcrriand,
Solomon Furgerson, ?.
(.--Tho, r. Greer, John Croft, WIN. C. Cause,
Jonathan Griffith.
H-Chayel NJ. Harris. 2, Jane, Hoyfeld,
Chade. Hatchison, Abel Ilueks, kiaohen r How.
ell, VIM Harris, John Harmon, Sarah Haynes,
John Harper, Richard Hickman.
,J-John Jacobs.
K-Miss Ca,harine Kerr, VIM. keizer.
F-SAHlel LOVING w lils DF I<aNbTu Lo0ts h
gop, ., Joseph Lea har,, Tho.. Latimore, DAVID
Love.
NI-James D. Martin, Daniel Moore, Rev. D,
J. Mcdaniel Ell Mccall, Wilson Montgomery,
Hugh Mcclure, John H. Mccoy, Matthew Miller,
Samuel Moore, Jas. Marshall, DAVID Montgomery,
H. McLeary, Tho. Mason.
N-Wm. or John Nor,h.y
O-Sarah Owens, Rachel Orr, Daniel O'Lesry,
Nathan Orr.
p-Robsrt Porter, w w Price, Albert Page,
2, Lawrence Parish, Patrick Parker, WIN. Phil
lips, A.C Presley, Ogefton Pettus.
R-To the Col Of the 9Th Regt, lth Bri.
ysde, Sarah S. Robinson, Mr., Roby, 2, John Rove
Z. Joseph W. Ross, Upton Rodden, Mrs A. NJ Ru-
disell.
S-John Sloan, VIM. Sondry, Henry Shell ?
Secretary of the PhaIanK Lodge, Mrs. Elizabeth
STANDBY, WIN. Sharp, Moses Stricken, Moses "
Stamford Wm. Segrcss, Mrs. Susaunah Smart
George S. Sloan, James Stephens.
T-Jamcs Thompson, Psrmelia Tarlton, Robt
Todd, Thos J. Tarlton, Adam H. Todd, Isaac
Thompson.
W.. J. Wilson, James Whitise, Miss Anne
LA d. Wilson, Miss Susan f. Wallace, +. Water.
man, Jacob Weiae, Robt. Walker, VIM. Wilson,
panlGl Vents, Wsstmondsnd 81 Peterson,
li9 IL B. WILLIAMS, r NJ
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.HFSCEEE.E.s'EOETS,
THE BRIDES FAREWELL

Why do weep TO leave the Niuc
Whose clusters Ger me bend
The myrt,e-yet, q call II mine
The flowers | love 10 tend
a thousand thoughts ot all things deaf,
L.lAs shadows DER me sweep
leave INV sunny childhood here
Oh, therefore lc, me weep!
leave thee, Sister we have played
Through many joyous hour,
When the silyery green Of the olive shade
Hung dim DER tuunt and tlower
Yes, thou and ], by stream aud shore,
In song, IN payer in sleep,
Have been as we may be no more
Sweet sister, let US weep.
| leave thee, Father Ewes bright moon
Mus, now light other feet,
With gather'd grapes and Tyre in tuna
Thy homeward steps to greet.
Thou in whose voice 10 bless thy child
Lay tones Of love so deep
Whose eyes DER all my youth have smiid,
! leave thee--let me weep!
Mother, leave thee on thy breast.
Pouring out 10Y snd wo,
I've found that holy place Of rest
Sill changeless, yet 60!
Lips iha, lull'd ine with your strain,
Eyes that have watched my sleep
Will earth give love like yours again,
Kind Mother, Lex me weep
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Be Short.--Some people have rounda.
bout way Of getting a, things, which IS as
was,c(u Of time as IT is trying 10 the pa.
thence. wish the printers @ould notice II
in their papers, and advice every BODY,
on all manner OF subjects, to be short
shall he so.
What can be more yexatious, when you
are just going abou, your ordinary business,
and perhaps IN hurry too, than for some
idle fellow to take VOC by the button to say
"oniy word, and delaln you half an hour,
in duraDce vile, listening 10 story without
beginning, middle, point or end; 10 which
every little particular is lnterminged with
iniermnable digressons, SILLY comment, and
ialderal. Take such an one by the ears,
tell him TO be short, under the penalty OF
losing them.
Ny neighbor. Lewis Longyarn, ha, cost
me u,ore time than two cows are worth,
within SIX months, By this very species Of
i'll manners-and yet he thinks himself one
of the cleveres, fellows ~ the land, and
laughs through all his stories as II there
was a spice of Wit 10 them. lie accosiec
me to day as ! was gong TO dinner ant
this is an important business with me, for
am an old man, and my working days are
nearly over. GOOD morning uncle Oliver
I've word to say 10 you" Well, be Ihort
I'm called TO dinner. 40, yes I'll be short =
Blu, egad before the fellow had explained
10 me how h.s pig had gotten into his eel
lar and overturned his mik. pans, the pud
ding was as cold as q stone, and worthy
dame Dorothy almost uttered complaint
Short speeches, short stories, short court
ships--a wise man will always be short II
these things. never knew short sermon
tina, was not more liked for ia short sto
ry shat had not the more pth IN II or l
short courtshlp that vas not more fortunate
than long one. | showed lad, who ha,
been running after his sweetheart two years
old cousin Jeremiah's long purse, .hlci
measured half yard, and had but a single
slvpeuce in the bottom; he borrowed 1t Il
take down to Charlotte and they both tool
hint from II and got married at once,
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Valuable Land for SaIa

49, ThlE l; :eS'f e. y., of.n
W lsI Plantation on Rock r,u ~,
IL or, 9 miles west Of C Cow,
GlssSza-1 ssSss cord, Cabarus Cnr.
containing 500 acres of frs, rate cotton I,,i
ITO acres nearly all newly cleared md :
a high state Of cultiva,ion-extensj,e re, "a
ows-.good Improvements, principally franz
Gin house, Cotton press, Thra,hnp ns
chine &c. The situation is noted for re,Ia
Terms made easy.
Also
4 plantation 3 mics east Of Cba,roo.
MeckIenburg county, Of $50 or 400 scr.,
large Meadow, good improvement. and f.a
Orchard Of early and late fruit.
Also
A tract of 80 acres, all wood land I,;..
east Of the Charlotte and Salisbury R,s7
joining the lands Of Matthew aud Fan.
Alexander, 81 or 4 miles from Cbar.o,,s
For terms enquire Of
a +. ALEXANDER.
March 9, 1886.
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II <piCndid Zine Of E.ithS,
FROM
Salisbury Ia Raleigh. y {.
VH'HE SUBSCRIBERS, aouo0stooa5,1

d II q = d. u
II VIE q Pc, hlhl-"a, "N,.0S y, '''.'+
every 'oc''l'S 10 '"e 'o'''''s "s.~'
no" announce '''a' '"'y nave cen. I.'.'- Gil
u,e'f a''d" 'e"'s' "''o ,"'' VII, ,.',-
We FFeSc' you '''H d Linz q mac" ~
"sS''S aara"o&'S ''eT any '.",', . .+
lf'S@ 70 gu on Ar'8 case ana as'i"'.--'-l ",
ing Obtained 'la' sf'a' "t''''',''.' " j.. H. H.
iFa'e''ers-Ho ae'f''''7 Q" "' Fo-.' =
- so arranged as 70 cores '''' w w t ',.,,
Ea,s al ha'''gh' WIN '"g "'f 1,'u', r. ~ ~.
,'.'o"loe S'aHts' VIZ TIE "'''' '.''.
L'ne 10 hi"he,}' Norm 0af''''-' ~ ~.
through Lou. Soofs' " 'T'eU''''' '.' s' ''-.
'aN' al The Ia''eF pace a Line u. 81 ~
communicates VIVA Inc I'''S''''.'.' ''-,
hoad Tor No'''ih 10y c,''''I"s o..
h'a6e'} you strike Inc Fe''''.l'- "'o,
hoaa ana O" our '''''", d '''"' .I, ..Ir
nave me cHo''e o' Nv Two i''" p.--.,...rl
'ahd 10 " as"'ns'o" C''l va '''''''... ~.
49, IN l ''D'' D. 5N',' -, N.,1..
gG.-ssr-rs2s22-.7, Sean BOAT 10 .'.' ia,
no detention. as there IS a line o' Steam
Ro,ts far Raltimorc in conncNlon WITH tbs
- -.,.....,-,..o.., l ore .yon
Ice~ss ~ Mansion Hotel. Salisbury
r, issTes ,"e s,1,I ,Iq.,atS
u ~ a. '',I p -, , = AZ, o., rtr Piedmont
A. M'-a!'er the arrival Of ,-y > E,Ir,,a
Stage from the Souih-arr'es !" nap ~,
next DAYS at Q o'clock, =. N.-Lro'es Nd,
lo;gb TIFSDAY and SATURDAY al
,5I A. a-.,,a. !, Salisbury neN
o e'ooN' ~ w. a. ~ u .I,,n,og slff.
uals oS u V'''N' t.r'1JpEP.
u The Hacks are Albany MAKE y ,.,,...,
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.Ec,,orv Of Washington !

TRNHE Subscriber having been appointed the
q Aren't 10 receive he contributions Of the
Citizens Of Mccklenbufg County, towards the cree
ton Of tile contemplated National Monument t.
the Memory OF Washington, respectfully informs
the People of the County that they viii be called
upon in short time, either by himself or hls au.
thorizcd deputy, for such sums as they may
think proper 10 subscribe to The object. No md.
vidual vail be allowed TO give more than one dol.
lar on has or her own account but any smaller
sum will be received heads o. families, however,
will have the privilege o. giving what they please
on account Of all the members OF their households.
The names Of all the contributors viii be carefully
registered in a book, which book viii be sent TO
Washington City to be enclosed, with others, IN
the Monument, 10 be preserved 10 future ages.
JOS. McCONNAUGHEY,S hsTU.
Inn, II 1886 g7tf
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the fork Of the RIVER aUd Cfafk's Crock, =
miles west Of Concord, Cabarus county,
containing 200 Acres Of as good farming
laud as the county atiords-about 80 Acres
cleared. On the premises there are a good
frame Dwelling and other necessary out
buildings, large Barn and ) acres OF first
rate Meadow. Good water convenient to
tho buildings. This plantation is Inferior
to none IN point Of soil and convenience
Any person wishing to purchase would do
well 10 give me call, examine the land,
und hear the price. Terms made easy.
W. f. ALEXANDER.
Also likely Negroes for Sale.
". /. 4
June 81, 1896. 300 Gw
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LincOintOn Male Academy.

IincOintOn Male Academy.
rbNHE next session Of this Institution will
M commence on Tuesday the 9th OF Ju'
ly next.
TUITION. PER SESSION.
Languages, Mathematics, Nat Philosophy
and Chemistry. so 90
English Grammar and Geography, Z 80
IA. WALLACE, Principal
June 10, 1886
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40 PACKAGES
OF Fresh Goods OF the Latest
Importation 4!

importation !
IA I sre now receiving and opening, very
w large and splendid assortment of
american, British, and India
GnnnS,
purchased le the Cties Of New York and PNi'sdel.
ahta, fgr C4>H and also before the late qi-aar,
However, odf customers will $50 that our prices
are a shade lower fof goods, than formerly, except
Sugar. Oai present stock Vas selected with
great eatc. Below sc give the names Of tcs oil
agr Goods
Sop. fiae Hinc and Black CLOTH
S4n. da Adelaide IVES, Of England
Sop. Black French CASHMERE,
do. Cinnamon Drab, 4 splendid assortment Of
summer cloth for Fcnl,co,ca's wear
Ribbed bueksktn oasstmerc, assorted colors,
30 Llaen Dr.u. a new ef,tele,g
\ hnc assortment Of Summer |ESTINGS,
4 tasty selection @! fancy good. ior ladies'
splendid asst Of rich hg. Silks latest style eros
DE- Rhine, Cora stlk Sballyctts, fine article,
Painted Swiss Mu,aus very handsome,
\ great variety Of English and French Painted
Mushns, French Calico
200 pieces Of Calico ass'J from 10 cts to 40 cts
per yard, variety Of new patterns,
A great variety Of French Gwghams assd, coils
A fine assortment Of Fancy handkerchief, made
Of sewing SILK, new article
Linen lIdbfs, Long Lawn, large stock Of Linens,
Gloves, ass'd, Ladies stik-ribbd Hose Black do.
Blond Lace Wells, Thread Lace, Inserting Mus.
hn, Edging and Inserting, Plaid Silks tot Ladies
Dresses, new style. Ladies Crayats, ass'd.
We haye, also, fine assortment Of J. Tallman's
BOOTS, No ], made 10 order. Ladies SHOES
made by Israel Robinson, to order warranted
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NEW GOODS.

clcs. which he offers 10 the public o. r..
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Lepiae. md
Plan English and Swiss WATCHES
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob 10.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames
with glasses, (,rhite, green, blue, and
dzure, to suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen agd Ladies.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, III HAS Just
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICIE
PROM THE NORTH, VIZ;
Britana.ware in full sets, Fine Plated Can.
dlesticks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Gas.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, Ra.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, Han
do, Table and Tooth do, a variety Of PER.
FuMERY of the best quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Psio.s,
English and French Snuff Boxes, Per.
cussion Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson, Inc
Razor Straps, Boxes aud Brushes, &C.
The above articles, added 10 BIS former
stock Of Watches and Jewelry, wi.. embrace
a variety, which viii be sold low for Cash,
or on short credit to punclual dealers.
THOMAS TEOTTER
Charlotte, Norember, l-35. 70.u
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For. Rent.

Warraatee Deeds for sale at this Office.
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Bacon.

n HAVE still remaining on my hands,
n small quantity of BACON. Those
wishing TO buy had better avail themselves
of the present, while cheap and good.
JOHN NJ. MORRISON.
June %, 1896,
p. $. Those indebted for Bacon, bought
heretofore, are respectfully requested TO
make paymept. ]. VI. NJ.
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a MILLER Wanted.

YEyHE Subscriber wishes to hire hand TO
~ attend nj Mill one Of no experience
would be preferred. Apply to the Subscrl'
Der. H. u. W. ALEAANDLh'
Charlotte, June %, 1856.
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GDQQNpS g HATS
GROCERIES,.

Superior Green Rio Coffee, Porto Rico Sugars,
Wines, Molasscs, Salt, Teas, Imperial, Tyson,
Guupowder, aud Black sc.
good assortm't Q. Saddles, Brides, Bride Bits,
Martingalcs,
Rifle and Shot Guns, different qualities,
All the above articles we will sell as low rs any
other Merchants in town. We wish the people to
call and examine our Stock of Goods.
.EisO, some prime Bacon.
ia liberal discount to those cho buy for
CASH
SMITH, WILLIAMS, & BOYD.
April |, 1895.
Just received 1000 pounds Porto Rico
SUGAR, low for Cash,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16
Fresh Arrival.

THE subscriber has just received from New
y ok and Baltimore = new and more extensive
stock II MEDICINES, &c.-Probably the
largest in this part Of the country, which will be
offered Oh accommodating terms; among which,
he has, in addition 70 that he formerly kept, a
vanety o( the best WINES aud other kiQuors.
particularly fos families OF patients, who soquire
the pure srtsele o. nOns.-Also,
Good Tobacco. Snuff, and Cigars,
Clos Ware, Lamps, and LamP OH,
Ps,fun'sry md Fancy .dreieIea,
and . THOUSAND oTnsA THINGS too esdisss -
neatiea.
HE would apprise the public that he
hes spared No pains or expense for theil
accommodation and his sss,s: for which,
be hopes to merit their patronage and
support.
HIS shop will be found three doors sast
! Of his old stand-MEEnANrC's ROW, where
every attention will be gwen to customer
who nay want any thing but Dry Coed.
and Groceries.
I IRWIN REED.
! Richmond, yuly rs, 1886 2Stf
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Lyman J. LoveIand. would inform
the citizens .! Richmond aud vicinity,
tina, he intends opening a schoo. ~ the
school house lately occupied by Mr. Jones
on Walnut Street, wes; of Front: in which
will be laugh; the seyera. branches Of a
common enCiist. education He hopes by
diligent attention to his business, and un
wea!ied pains to promote the cause Of ed
ucatiOE, ~ gain liberal share IT pubic
patronage and the appreciation Q! his en-
piovers.
Scnroi - commence Ga vie Sta INST.
and tuition tie cUstOa..ry p..c~s.
t, Richmond. Jage l,h 1885. eft.
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.TOTxCE

Is hereby given, that we the under
signed Commissioners, appointed by the
Wayne Probate Court at the May Term
for 1895. will on Saturday ,tbe 10Th OF July
next, proceed TO sell to the highest bidder
the North Eas; quarter of Section Q, Town
ship IL, Range West, ION the premises
without reserve.
The Farm lays one and-a-half miles
South East from Richmond, and was
formerly owned Ly Samuel Walker. l,
joins the lands of William Scarce, Rober,
Chapman, Solomon Honey and Samuel
Coal; the conditions of the sale to be one
third Of the purchase money paid in hs,d
and the remaining two thirds in two equa
annual instruments, by the purchaser CIV
ng bond With apprsved security.
D. T. Virgins,
Daniel Reid. ; Commis'rs.
Achilles ytilIiams.\
June Is, 1896. Oats
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16
Union Village Stock.

THE subscribers have for sale from 80
to 100 full blooded English cattle II the
most approved breeds. from one half to full
bloodeA short horned Durham, the otlDs
part Of Holderness Il Patton importation.
We have been for twenty or thirty years
improving our stock, and carefully g.
lecting and crossing the breeds Of the best
strains Of imported cattle for milk asd
beef,--some of ahe best niikers Of TIE
Holderness stock have given IL gallens Of
milk per day.
We can safely recommend our stock -
any Who wish to GO into breeding cattle OF
improving their stock. Those wishing u
purchase viii 6ud it to their interest %
call soon and examine the stock.
p j ss,s: Agents.
Union Village ,I e. Wren ,ss: CO. OK ae,a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-16

THE sub. criber has just received sed
expects to keep constantly o. hand N 49,
sor.snent Of fresh manufactured TaonP-
sonian otanic Medicine, ut bis new store
On Washington street, two doom east 81
the post Office, which he Offers for sale ~
Wholesale add retail. u'anufactoreA y
Ward Sears, 4 Co.. Ba1taosss, Assylen1.
whose ,sputatios - prepassss esA vse1ess
Of genuine medicine has boeo fgDly essaS-
li.Sed throughout tAs vbels essstsy: cd
Who have besides received he vo1ustasy
.testiasoy Of the Legitimate sssan - tie
Fr,Aodiy ,st.o'c society
OF Aaryiard, IN favor ct heir essao'ass-
Dent. a. producing such articles - ass
calculated 70 comm.sd the sPprobatiss Z
patronage Of the etanic frateraasJ.-
bc,a.ic Pay.icians are respectfully invf'
t.. 70 call Ana examine for Themselves
ABNER POPE
I.Ai,aa polls Sin no. 18th, 1874. So