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THIRD VOLUME OF THE
OHIO @ARW@R
AND WESTERN HoRTICULIURIsT.

Ia presenting a prospectus for the third
volume Of the Ohio Farmer 10 the public:
the Editor cOnceives it unnecessary 10
enter into minute detail Of its charac
ter and object. These have been clearly
eVinced since its commencement, and
from the high tesG uIonIaIs received from
AgriculturisIs and IIorlicu:turists Of the
first standing and Intelligence, he 10 not
without hope that his labOrs have been
Of some service TO the cause Of Western
Agriculture, and that there has been. at
least partial satisfaction to those who pat
ronise the work.
There was never a period Of deeper IN
terest TO the Cultivators the soil 10 Gae
great valley q: the Mississippt than the
present. There Rever was time when
intelligence could be put to better uses
when knowledge was Of greater adVas.
lase. II is The era Embarrassment tn TIE
art and science Of the cultivation of The
earth, and the improvement Of useful ani
mails. And he who Ietuses to keep pace
with the times, by iNiora.iag himself Of
what iS transpiring ground him, " Al oJse
more than halfthe pleasures aud adEan
ages ol his own age-The certainty ofa
ready market aRd rich reward for all
the productions OF the earth should Le
double slimuleAt to increase the quunti
~.
The OHIO FARMER win be devoted
tOORIeINAL ESSAYS, aud ARTICLES select
I'd lroA the best works, and Occas,unally
ILLUSTRATED by ENGRAVINGS, No agri
CultGFal work ever published 10 the West
has becN so aberaIly supplied with origi.
Rul articles, uhe most Sf which have boon
copied and received u wide circulation in
other papers Ihe culture II sad-dm-
PrOvemcHt Of aRa'nals If garden Vegeta.
bIes- Of Agricultural a.Nidrmeats, aud
Geology BOtaHy7 Chy nsiSty, &c, &c.
will Tece'Ue due 4ttenhOH.
SILK - As TIRE culture OF tlri4 new ar
Gcle Of %ea4tA and indushry, asexcIting rs !
universal Interest thxGGgh tAe whole coun |
try, we contemplate deVoUing a sutbicical
portion Of the VoluMe IT the Farmer 10
this snblect, to give aA ~ew beginners u
fair start, ~he Ray wish to ester iRto
The OGslRess, either ON large " smaI!
scale, from the Sowing @ lhe sauabeVry
seed To tho UeeIiRg aRd manufacturing Of
he coceORs, cSICuing &c
Each Volsme Of this paper is furnish
ID with CiAe Page aNd lndex, express
y Gsr GiAdans, and will make about 200
'agcs, The S!ss number Of the THIRD
Volume will be Psblished on the Let day
4 dJanuary, 1883
CONDITIONS.
The Farmer is published twice a month
IS 90 iR Gduance. All UNes on sul-
ent Banks received. Payment may be
aade al our RISK, jree Of postage. Per.
Gus obtaining 5 subscribers aud forward
ng tho money, shall receive q copy for
heir trouble.
GTEdilors, who wish 10 receive the
Third VolEwe will please publish the a
owe, and forward their papers for OK A.:
haRge,
COIumbss, Ohio, November, 1885.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
virtue ot an order to US directed
nby John ShOber, justice Oflhe Peace
for Jefferson tp., 10 Carroll county, wo
the undersigned do certify that we have
viewed and appraised a certain stray
mare, taken up by John Korken OF said
township, and find the same to be dark
boy, white IN her forehead, and two hind
feet white, about fourteen hands high, 4
suppose her TO be between Is aud ~
years old, and value her at four dollars.
Gwen under our hands this Cd day Of Jan
uary, A, ID. 1886.
GEO. SMITH, }
JOHN ViNGLlNG. Appraisers
Sworn 10 aud subscribed before me
this ID day Of January, A. D. 1896.
JOHN SHOBER, J.P.
STATE Of Ohio, Carroll County, SIS.
It's hereby certified that the foregoing
Is a true copy from my es;ray book
GIVeR under my hand and seal this 18th
day Ot Jan. 1886.
JOHN SllOBER, J.P.
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Common PGcGs VacatiOn a /fsr MOU
Term 1885,
Henry Dickinson
Samuel H.rN

All persons interested will take no.
tiCe, that Henry Dickinson on the ls'h
day Of March A. D. 1886 sued ont 0
writ Of attachment from the Court OF
Common Pleas, of Carroll County, &
State of Ohio, against Samuel Hlrst,
for the sum Of One hundred and sixty
two Dollars and fifty cents, which
writ has been served and returned.
DANIEL M'COOK Clerk C. C. P.
Pearce, StdrkOeGfher, e. Jarvis
attorneys for Plaintiff.
March 18th 1886.
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renee. In other respects, the semi
weekly Journal will cOnlaia the cur
rent news Of the day, and such other
matters as shall be thought interesting
or instructive; aud OO,hing will be
emitted, on the psut Of the EditOr and
Publishers, to render il worthy Of On
extensive aud liberal patrOasge.
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CHARLES N. ATlN,
Attorney At Law.

DRACTlCES IN the Counties Of Co.
4 lumbiana, Stark, and Carroll. He
will attend TO the collection of claims,
assist administrators, executors, and
guardians, IN the discharge Of their du.
ties; and DO any other business apper.
tanning 10 his profession.
Office in New Lisbon, Columbiana
county, Ohio.
January lG, 1885. II.
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H4RINa A Coox.-"Iflt were only
q wife that waOled-rhere would be
Aopes for me--bu, cOok!-Well, as
IL storms too hard for you my love, to
veNtsre out, must GO" said Mr. Men
aiag. ~ regret the necessity" my
dear, "but this is rhe day, and If the
wOmsn does not lhear from me she vii!
doubtless engage herself, and she refu
ees 10 call here.
"'HOwd wish we could have pat
eHt iHveution9or cooks ds we'll ss cook
iOg s'oves!" thought Mr.. NJ. as he en-
tered the house where his intended
cook resided.
She sppesred-aIsrgs formed, we'll
dressed femSle; with Qrite an air Of
impUrlaure. In fashionable life she
would be called snowy woman.
"'YOUr terms Gre"-
"'Four dollars q week, Sir.''-
"'ThA, is more than we have been
accustomed to give. MyfamiIy isnol
large. Five in the parlOr, only; and
ws have boy and Chambermsid." "
"YoumGy hire cooks cheaper, isup
pose; but that is my price,"
~ will give you two dolIss end 6f.
~ cents 1--WE have never psid bat mine
shiIIings."
'dt is OfRO consequence TO talk e.
bout it." said madam cook, indignant
av. Aud she Swep, out Of the room
with gesture thai nsight have become
Fanny Kcmble when she turned up
Asr nose aI the price 6rSt offered her
4y the Manager Of the fremont.
'-g.et me calculate, p thought NJ:
nj. &c he walked home: ~ cannot ex
pet 10 rpslize more than fifteen hun.
'dTSA clear, from phe profits Of my store
ii msy be less And now 8 per
sWr'k for aco0k; 81 % each fM boy |
and chsmbermaid: -bOsra Of three,
&2 esth, al the lOwcsl--is-Sl2, so
per week, or six 'AuRdFed snd twenty |
aive dollars the yem. |
~!;hen, for rents, rates, provisions,
Sae1, clOrtiDg, al iceteras9Vr my own
damily & our psrries-l hSve-Ss75;
and my daughters want masters, and
my wife must for hea4IhS sake, SO eAe
journey every yeaE
"There must be something wrong
10 the present fashions Of society. An
educated man thinks il no shame TO do
the business Of his profession whateV
er II Rlsy be. twork hard ia my
sore every day. But women whS
Are educated mast not put their hsad
10 household employ sent, though that
is ell the task we assign 10 our females. {
II would degrsde . lady 10 be seen 10 4
her kitchen al work. o, how many &
are now citing at ease So their parlOrs
wAiie their huSbsnds, fathers, broth.
ers, OF sOns are loilipg like Slaves-&
what is worse than toll, suxiOusIy bear !
ing load Of care lest their exerIOrs 9
should not meet the expenses OG their {
families. =,
"'lt cannot continue thus. II women q
who receive Q fashionable education I
ire thereby rendered incapable Of per o
IOrming their domestic duties--why, o
men will marry cooks, BY and by, aud o
'huu The (sShiOnsbles as they would a
paupers." ." y
The two elder Miss Msnniugs (the Z
youngest Is at schOoD each take their Q
turn !" the kitchen every other week. 4
and with the counsel Of Mrs. NJ, aOd t
Ihe help Of the boy, every thing in 9
lhs home department goes on like II
,lOck. work. They ssy they will new C,
er be troubled with cooks again. And p
what 10 better, Mr. NJ. declares his e.
! isGghlNs were never 80 gay aud con II
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POETRY.
TIE HEARTS CHANGE.


Vhers is change, an utter change
THAT comes upon the heart. 2
Ere time .oae feature can derange,
Or bid one snsiIs depart: .
The eutward formiS oil the same;
Nor sre, by words, expressed
T'he dark cad bedsng thoughts that tame
The6res within the breast.
Undimn'G; unditered; sull the eye
Beams forth on all around;
AUd IL the bOsomheaRss sigh,
That sigh has scarce a sound,
Vet though the world may never dream
Oar spirits touched by care,
So huOysM aRd sofreo they seem
We ase not what we we're!
Ger us, we scarce know whence or when
What change begins to steal,
Whsdh teaches that we Reer agsiR,
As ence We felt, shah feel
AcSVtsaH, slowiy drawn aside,
Reveals shadow7d scene,
Wherein the future differs wide
From whist the past has been.
'Tis nOl tae earth NiGkhGIds itS joy,
AS manhOod orOwns Ihe brow:
The same pursuits We lOved.Gs boys,
Li!eOGers to us now;
And StdI we seek the giddy round,
Andjoin the daughters there,
But feel tina, in thgfFesiive sound
Our hearts have now 10 share.
VOt mourn wenOt this early change,
'Cis sent our souls to show
How narrow is the utmost range
Allow'd them here below;
'Tis cent 10 bid our youth aspiue
fren scenes so soon O'ercast,
10 those whose pleasures. .ne'or can tire,
And shall forever last.
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CABINET MAKING.

The frm Of Jackson & Tiernan
having been dissolved BY consent, the
business will be carried on, in future,
by TIE2NAN & Co. in the same
shop; where they are prepared 10 exc
cute all orders in their line upon the
shortest notice.
TiERNAN& Co.
CarCoilton, M arch llth 1886,
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New Grocery Store.

y
TNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received and
is now opeNing, ia the 'ong white
house formerly OccuPied by Dr.. Patton,
frOntiag the Public Square, a we'll selec
ted supply Of
GROCERIES,
Consisting ia part, Ol Teas, Sugar COT
fee, Molasses, Mackaret, Tobacco, Se-
gars, Spices, Pepper, Ginger and iadigo,
Lead, Powder aad Shot, Soap, ShoebIsck
ing, Alum, Pearlash, Cotton Batting
Ralsias, Confectienaries sc. &c. All
Of which he will sell Oa the most reasona
bic terMs tor cash, or approved country
produce.
S. C. MARKER.
ConrollAnn man Ath 1903
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Washington Monument {.

! the undersigned, acknowledged
by proclamation Of Gov. Lucas, to be
the collector Of The Washington Ma
tioual Monument Society, for Ohio,
hereby appoint John Mccormick dep
uIy collector, for the COuOly of Car.
roll 10 said State.
CHARLES MCLEAN.
Col. w, N. M. S.
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RAi1TOVA-,.


The subscriber begS leave 10 iaform
has Old customers, aud the citizens souer
ally, that he has reMOVed his chop (rom
Mr. Arbuckle's &c the hollow, to the east
end Of his own house-6rst door below
Nc Robert Gould's we'll kuowu Black
smith Shop, ia that delightfully."- situated
part Of the town Of CarraIltOn, Called BY
The vulgar, Ske,p HM-where he in
teHds manufacturing aud keeping on
hand, general assortment oF
CABINET WARE.
He feels also grateful IN being aNe to
add, that the patronage he has received
since commencing business 10 Carroll
county, will be sufficient stimhlAnt 10
induce him % give general satisfaction.
JAMES BURGE,
EuhruaPu 9Th 1DQR
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A CALL.

81. &. DAVIS most earnestly
sOlicits oil who have sccourls with
him, to cali and make settlement.
Many Of the accsunis on his books are
Of several years standing; and, having
prepared himself for squa'ans If, he
hopes this call will be attended to, by
all who are 10 any way interested.
Crrroilton, March Itth 1886.
N. u. l., NJ Dsvis is determined
to do work cheaper thaa ever il has
been done in CaIrOlhon, heretofore,
and in a neater and a,uch better man.
Uer than it can be done ia any other
establishment Of the kind 10 the place.
He has Just received the latest New
York & Philadelphia fashions for the
easuing spriag and summer. Cash,
or produce; at fair price, will Re
taken in pay men, for work.
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no MIL1. own Ems AND

The undersigned, OWNERS OF MerChaA
FlOurlng Mills, in Pennsy sylva0ia, OhiOi
and Western Virginia, having seVeraIly'
purchased and for some time had IN OpS.
ration, French Burr Mil Stones, mHnut
factured by Mr. John Rhey Of the city OF
Pittsburgh, take pleasure ia stating thai
their Burrs, both iC the quality Ofthe ma
terial and in the workman shIP, have giV'
en- the most en;ire satisfaction.
The enterprise manifested by Mr. Rhey
10 establishing this Inanufac,ory, hiS ex-
ertion IN procuring the most experience
wOskMen, his care and skill in the sclec.
tiOn Of stone Ot a superior description,
strongly recot0mend his establishment, to
the notice Of purchasers, and we are hnp-
Py 10 have it im cur power TO bear this
public testimonial IA his favour.
Jas. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver co. Pa
) Walker, Il CO. ELzabethtown, Pa.
J. A. MiIer, X riou Mills Pa,
|. Mitchell SewIckIry Pa.
Jacob II. ZIsIer, Harrison Mills Pa,
Isaac Walker, uear Pittsburgh p.
James D. White, New Castle MiIlS Ia.
John Push, FalSIon, Beaver CO. Pa.
Goo. Copper g. J. CuSsiday, Steam
Mi near Pittsburgh Pa
Isaac PAnguru, s. NJ MonongaheIa
Run Pa.
w. d. Hawkins, Allegheny Pa
J. Croft, Pine crock Pa.
Abraham Schcler, Zeienopols PaJ
David NJ. Junkin, Etna Furnace, Pa
James Morrow, Carroll co. Ohio.
+. Ziyler, Big Beaver, "a.
K. & }. Lindsay, VeuangO, CO. Pa.
J. Johnston, Va.
Stephen Maple, Va.
J. Means, Sleubenville, Ohio.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
february 10, 1885.
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}. Pearce, d. A. Ss0rk'OcGther, & d.
Jarvis, ATTORNEYS AT Law,
HAVE formed a Partnership in the
III practice Of their profession. D
A. Slarkweather and d. Jarvis can be
consulted at Canton. Stark county, and
J 'Pearce at CarrOIlton, Carroll co. o.
Carrollton, Sept. 1884.
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~ " KVN1ADkANNNAA-
CawolltOu Dec. 4lh 1895.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TIME Firm Of Mcdowell i McEIder-
Ty has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Notice, therefore, is given TO
all who are indebted TO said irm, that
The undersigned have placed their com.
Pany Books, Notes, DC. dn the hands oi
j. Pearce, in CarroIltoa, with whom set
tIemeat must he nlade belore the 2Oth Of
NoVember aexL otherwise collections
Vll RecessamIy y be made Nth COST.
ALEX AMBER MCDOWELL,
ROBERT McELDERRY.
Carrolton, October %, 1885.
DISSOLUTION Of P PARTNERSHIP.
q NIlE Partnership lately existing be-
- tween Johnston and Pearce, as pub
fishers Of the Carroll Free Press, has been
by cOnsent All who have claims
against the late firm, are requested to pre-
sent their accounts for settlement, to ].
Pearce, TO whom all detas due Ahe 6rm
EAusl be paid ~Ah0Ut MaDecessary Ietay,
WA JOHNSTON,
JOHN PEARCE.
CauroGlson Oct. GS35.
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.. SGOkcly and Dc. MECIave.
AaOrHies and CoUnselIOrs at LGD, :
III AVING formed a partnership in
III their profession, will practice TO.
gelher 10 Carroll county, Ohio.
r. McCLAVE may be consulted at
his office 10 CarroIltOn, or S. STOKELY
in SteubenvilIe, and in all cases tho re.
'alner Of the Me willengage the service
Of the other.
CarrOllton, Sept. 1884.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS,
For Sale By the Piece or Pdckags,
Nov opening at No. 50, Wood ST.
~ Pittsburgh, al unusual large as
SortMent Of
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Purchased in the Eastern Cities, most.
Iy through the dull business mOnths,
June and July,) with parti,ular view
10 The present and approaching seasons.
Every facility will bs offered 10 meet
the terms and wishes Of purchasers
WATERMAN PALMER.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. ii, lS35.-n
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
lfalaE ~SaeTsIgned, appGaeed . csas-
= IsHpttee TO cHHtrsct with competent
wOtkmaR, to bUiId churca at the Big
Spring, wish to take proposals tor .Ro
erectoa If the sane, the eusuing ssmmer
the size rs Is by 81; the wall is to be Of
brioS, Is feet high, the srst cousTact to
enclose Uhe house and lay the uader aoor,
The place Of building, is tcR taiLes wes,
Of CarrslIton Monroe ToWNship, Carroll
county Ohio, for furthev rsrtics,lars en-
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1000 FRENCH BURR BLOCKS
g ELECTED at the Quarri.S in Fraace
Ojust receiving by lutest arrivals,
where are also to be had, the Burr Mill
Stone, warranted equal 10 any in the
United States.
JOHN riley,
No. 8, Wood street, Pittsburgh
June lS, 1885.
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February 5lh 1886.
ANKER BOLTlNG CLOTHS.

ANKER BOLTING CLOTHS.
The subscriber fattered with many
tesIimoniaIs received from milIcrS who
have bought and used these valuable bolt
ing cloths in their Mcrchan, Flour Mills,
-begs lerve to inform miIlers and 9th.
ere, that he has received a large lot Of
Boiling Cloths, direct from The mauufac.
lures; and will be happy to supply mil.
err On siberAl terms with the article,
which he will warrant.
JOHN RHEY.
FittSb'h Pa. February 10, 1886.
P.S. Burr Mill Stones and French
Burr Blocks on hand as usual.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
DOCT. JUNKuN,S
SPECIFIC OINTMENT.

TAis valuable Dsdiciae 10 celebrated for curins
ehe following diseases: White Swslliogs Of ever
description; Sore Legs and UIccn Oflosg stasdis9
0laDd0DoP Tum0Ts; Felons or Catarrhs; Rheumat.
10 paiss Of the Joints; SPa aims. Bruises. and let.
eesss CAilblsiDs, parts Affected BY frost. IL ID
else gsed les Scalds and Burns.
For glandular swsllings, il i superior to any
0eaietoo yet ksows. lt 10 much SAFER than mer-
essial aPPlicatioes. (as it doss not cootain the
soalesss atoo Of that misssra because il does not
lay IL patient liable to Injury from exposure to
cold.
II cures The worst Fsloss or Whitlovs. On the
eppoieaaisn yeigbt hours. Rhsumasisms which
Asvs seeod % lesg - to becoos . Systematic die.
cssss. require The 0edicise iswardly to remove
shi: Oiasasss externally directed, il viii rive
Fo1iei
Csstssess u iopssease eusss and bin Of .ieret;ons
assa- - seceived and Gas saIs by a S,l.iI ma ~
lied1y. AicAoosd. lad.. J. q. Jane,oa Co. Pr.
q, aod a. Sesihoes, Grusnsinc O IIS
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RtchNoODsNG f0seNsGry.
WE have hand assortment Of Cooking.
W land 10 plate, STOVES; with variety OF
Mil and Machine Castings, Ploughs, Bores,
Andirons, etc.
Having 90 enlarged works to be able I've
think) to keep constant supply Of the above arti-
Giles. together with all others usually made at such
an establishment, with confidence invite all to
call and examine qualities and prices.
e. GROVER s. CO.
We will have Franklin and small Parlor Stoves
this fall. e. G. Il co.
August g, 1888 31-0
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MEDICAL CARD.

DIR. J. w. SALTER. (of Philadelphia having
settled upon E1kborn. desires to inform the public
that he has concluded to enter upon the duties Of
his profession in all its branches, and hopes by
prompt and persevering attention to render full
satisfactlon TO all those who may be pleased to
submit themselves his care.
Elkhorn, Sept 1886. 3S-3m
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DAVID MACY
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

NEW CASTLE, Henry county, Ia,
WILL attend strictly to any business confided
to him 10 The line Of his profession in the Sixth
Judicial Circuit Of the State Of Indiana. The col
IectiOa 81 claims from distance will be promptly
Atsended to.
Sept. 10. 1885. 36-3m
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LA MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.

THIS Elixir . peculiarly adapted 70 The present
prsvsng Disorders Of the breast and lungs, leading
10 coesUmpsion. Common colds and coughs.
occssioned BY INSTRUCTED PersPiration, will readily
yield to it, influence, removing those troublesome
issieatioos which act constant stimulent to
coughing. i esses PAIN. ard induces rest to an
cm'oest degree. Pesoos afflicted with pulmonary
eomplainas, bleeding 1t the lungs. SC. spssmod'c
asthma, pslpisaiioa II the heart, and consumPt'vc
aGscsoas even N the most advanced periods Of life,
will 6sd immediate relief. from its remarkable
power Of diminishing the isstsbiIity Of the system
snd the velocity of the circulation and By cleans
sng sod healing the disosdesed parts. II also At
losde immediate relief in the whooping cough.
bsstls fss.A npply Of the above ..ed;coe juse
cssved md 81 sals in Richmond, By A. Sdall and w. A.
LnAeoy. and J. q. jameson 4 Co. p: j., Ohio
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

sale Of Lots
IN the town Of NEW LISBON. State ofIntliana
on the 18th If I lib month next
There will be offered at public salea number Of
lots in said town, which is pleasantly situated on
handsome bluff Of the Salamonie river, near the
centre Of Jay County. and nearly in direct line Of
the coaee"plated rail road from Cambridge city to
Fort Wayne.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock on said da '
where attendance will be given, and conditions
made known BY
SAMUEL GRISELL. Ptoprie,or
10Th mo. 18th 1886 A13,
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1ke9 Up on the 2o,h day Of Novr 1885,
q To Missisinaws River on the nod FOO -,
Ne name q quaker ssace, bay horss With s.,.ii
bolss IN bio face, hs right hind foot vh;,e. .,,,.
49, nasks, sbost IA hands high, suoon.e., :,
= - yssw Old, appraised to Is dollars bv Ian.
4savo sd John Nxoo.
certify ihs aSese to b q true copy from nv
0eny hook. NY
JAMES UNNECESSARILY
20 1SS0 A. 3
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Taken Up by Ira Cook living 10 Greens
scsk township, Randolph Co. Indiana, . dapple
grey supposed to be three years old ast.prine
both hisd ees end the right fore foot white, blaze
Taco the blaze running down the Left nosiri!. the
ietl eye glass. nearly fifteen hands high with long
tail. .pqsased II ffty dollars By Willis c. Wilmore
and Ahoes Cadwal,der.
certify the above to be true COPY from nv
Eseny book.
JASON OvERMAN. Up.
Ocs. osn 1850. 1859
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
GEORGE ARNOLD,

Recently from PHILADELPHIA,
III AVING located himself IN R:chm md.
IL and opened Il shop in the small brick
building Immediately south Of Mr.. Atticus Siddalrs
store where he is prepared TO do work in neat .
style as any person in the west, and being immed
a,eiy from the cast is we'll acquainted with the pre-
vang fashions. He hopes by an assduous ct'eE-
ton 10 business to merit and receive portion Of
the public patronage.
N. b. lie is also agent for J. H. Chappers Pat
Spherical System of cutting, and reports of the
Fashions, and will dispose Of them &c such master
taiIors wish to improve, at a reasonable rate.
Country Produce taken at market price.
Aug. 2Oth, 1885. 33.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two 80 acre Lots
Of LAND, lying between Williamsburg and Ecnnmy in
Wayne equity, Indiana, Of which about 20
acres deadene-Also, another 40 farm Martin
dales Creek three miles north of Economy which
proved by comfortable buildngs, young orchard.
about 20 improved. All 81 which will be sold low
for prompt payment. credit for part VI the purchase
money will he given. For further particulars apply
the subscriber, living in Greene township Wayne
~, la. ABEL LOMAX.
May IA, 1886. 6ml9s