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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

Disgraesm Scenes IN Murray COm-
~, (GeO. A letter in the Milledgeville
Standard received BY Goy. Schley. and
dated New EchoGa. March 2. gives dis
graceful picture Of affairs in Murray
county. in that State. On the 9Th Feb
ruary at d.ylighI. fifty armed men. head
ed By the sheriff Of the county, iorcibly
entered the houses Of Spring Place, under
color Of State authority, mads prisoners
Of the citizens, aud then. having seized
81 nussets, pistols, &c deposited there.
belonging To the Sale. burnt the same in
the public square. The ruffisns. after
IrraIlng the eiuzens with great brutslily.
marched of ten II them, under The escort
o. The sheriff, 10 The county jail Of Cass
county. at Gspeyills. There. BY . writ
n habeas corpus. hey we're discharged.
Several other citizens have been whip
red, shot II. and abused IN various WAYS.
II Is reported that women aud children
have been whipped by the same gang
These later are said 10 he rehegadoes
aud outlaws.
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steamer Cotton Plant.

aHHE new steamer COTTON PLANT. in
- connexion with suitable Tow Boats, will
commence operating on the Cape Fear R.ssrin
fifteen or twenty days. The Proprietor is rev
constructing on the river bank c"mmotious
Ware house, where Goods and Merchandise,
TO and from the Interior. may be stored, Tree
of charge and IN comparative safety from the
danger 81 fire. Such fixtures will be connect
ed with the Warehouse as to land Goods in
better order than formerly, and without incur
ring the expense OF drayage The Cotton Pant
is entirely new, With draft Of water adopted
10 the river navigation, and offers to the ub-
lie the surest and most convenient m de OF
Transportation. Goods and Merehsediae will
be received and forwarded at the customary
rates BY
DOYLE O'HALLON.
4 mt at HiimiR ton y C..
TH0S. SANFORD e. Go.
,igsnts al Fayetteville, n e.
Fayetteville, March 10. ss- sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

The Legislature IT Massachusetts has
passed a resolution. carried unanimously
in both Houses, granting a pension II
Two hundred dollars a year for the re-
mainder Of his life 10 Hcnry Gates. the
only surviving soldier who was wounded
al The battle Of Bunker Hill. and the
same sum is To be paid tn his widow for
the term OF her life. il she survives her
husband. Mr.. GATES Is upwards Of so,
and his. wife is about the same age.
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Ernna Florida.

Extract of letter from Fort iie,lman TO the
editor or the Savannah Georgian, dated 2Sd
Maicns
Dear Sir An express arrived a few
moments ago from Gen. Jesup. who states
tina. Micanopy, in conformity with The
treaty, zane in on the 10th. Ot course
YOU know before this that lie Is TO be
retained as a hostage, un,l The whole
tribe is removed. On the 18Th talk
was held between the officers aud Semi
nule Chiefs. In the course OF consersa-
ton Alligator SAID that il the army had
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

EQUALITY.-After al that has been
said about the advantages that one man
has over another. there stiIl Is > wonder
ful equality In human fortunes. II the
rich have wealth. the poor have health:
II ne heiress has booty for her dover.
the pennyless have beauty Tor theirs. III
one man has cash, the other has credit;
IL one man boasts of his income, the 9th
er can Of his influence. No one Is so
miserable hut that his neighbors want
something thai he possesses, and no one
il % mighty bur he wants another's aid.
There Is no fortune 50 good but that il
may be reversed; and none 80 bad but
that il may be bettered. The sun that
rises in clouds may set in splendor. The
day thai dawns in peace and brightness
may close in storms and gloom.
Boston Post.
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Mnhile Marrh 81.

The Creeks.--Three sieamboals--lhe
John Nelson. The Chippewa and the Bon
nsts OBlne, have arrived frnm MonigO-
merry with 1900 Creek Indians, on their
way IN 'be far West. The John Nelson
had 66O-'he Chippewa s0O-and the
Bonneis O'Blue $50. There are about
1000 mnre yet I" come. 10 complete The
entire Creek Nation. e. -.a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

Henri Swlnk, who at the fall term Of
,bo Saaeriar c0un nj Rowan was con-
urri 4 numbering his vile, having been
p ID a aew trial by the Supreme Court,
b.. zen sentenced to be hung or Friday
H. ?lsi InsIsnl. Fl
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The Baltimore Patriot states that the
Agent of he James River Company has
succeeded in employ ing 1000 labourers
in Germany, and tina. they are already on
the voyage tn this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

: A Paris paper states tina. the govern
kuem of France has offered to mediate
#belween England and Russia, concern
ing the affair 1t the Vixen, hut that the
Russian rablne, has declined The offer,
replying that Russia has done nothing bf
which Eng md has aay RICH. tn complain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

The Hon. RoBERT F. STRANGE has
srsO appointed to deliver the annual adj
{re,. oricrr the iwo literary societies Of
b, Ualrrsiiy OF this stale al the mex,
,,nmeacemeni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

The Hon. Bailie Peyson. Of Tennes-
SO. having declined reelection 70 Con-
..,.., Ia. been nominated as . candidate
=, c;ovsrnOr Of the state. Newton Can
"a. the present Governor, is also can
Es,,. for the same Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

Pre-, slave, convicted al the las, term
Of cabarms Superior Court Of the muir
tsr ii hs master, was hung on the l7,h
ui pursuant 10 sentence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

The Cape Fear Steam Saw Mill ..
Wilmington, owned by Mr.. Robert II.
Co.,r. was destroyed by fire on the
ppr,rag OF tine 26,h ultimo. Il is not
I0,sa how The fire originated. Loss
,un,,ed at 1900 do.Iars-Insurance
700 dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

MILAN d. Mosely, esq. Is announced
4. Nswbern Sentinel a. q candidate
:, ,.0,ssen. that district in the mex, Con-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

II is stated that there have been two
hundred applications fnr divorce to the
Kentucky Legislature. at its present ses-
sion
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

- The publiesiiOn Of Ibis number
.,'se Recorder has been delayed in con-
....se ar an aecidenI which has d!sa-
"A one Of our hands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

w.l.,m from the Standard that VIII
- n. HAYWOOD. esq. 81 Raleigh, has
a,,liord the sPpOinlmea. recently ,'n'
"a "a him. Of Charge de Afaires 70
pslglum. ...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

Mexican dollars were selling in The ci-
~ Of New York on Tuesday. al 2 per
cent. premium, and Spanish milled dol
lars al 81 per ceut.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Tern, 1887.
S'fp"en '"00'' Justire's Exc, utiou levied on
Els cheek.
~ appearing t" the satisfaction ii the court
L that the defendant is not al inhabitant Of
THE state: Il - ordered BY tile court, that pub
reatipn be made ia the HIIlsborough Recorder
or six weeks that unless the delendaat APP
pears at tue uex, Court at Pleas and Quarter
S ssIons, To be held Tor oTsnge county, On the
fourth Monday in May mkt. and show cause
why the llad levied on shall not be sold the
SAID land will be ordered to be sold 10 satisfy
the plaintiffs debt ard costs 81 suit
]. TAYLOR, C. C.
Price Adv $500 Ca
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Fayetteville, March 80

Fayetteville, March 80
CotiOn.--As we stated in our last, the
i."'etpoG. accounts To the 18th ul.. pro-
'Oced decline Of prices in this market,
M. 't"n D To III, according to quality.
""aln day or two further accounts 10
"' 24'h have been received, which
"e'hg worse. has produced q further de-
'''e, say from 81 10 Ii, which latter is
~ much as the best quality will now COM
"'aed' a.=@ Observer.
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Markets.

Pstsrshurg. April ,.
GOffOn-l0 q I2 cents.
IObGcco-I.ngs. 2 90 q 3 90
Common 10 good. 3 25 a 6 90
Besi-None received.
Uheaf-Nnne in market.
HOm-Famlly. Sl2 90
Superfne.. ii 90
.a-. Fayetteville, April 6.
COff0n-s a IL.
Uheaf-l 50.
HOur--s 80 a 0 so.
Corn 95 q 100.
Far Seed Is.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Granville County.
Court Of EquIty-Spring Term. 1887.
Susan Philips, nj, II,
RgaIns'

Nelson Phillips + John p. Lsmay.
NJ appearing to the Court TIA. tne defend.
l AMI, Nelson Philips, is not an inhsbitsai Of
THE state, butfesIdes beyond II, Jurisdiction
OF TIE Court; = II IL therefore, on melton of the
pislnrff = counsel, ordered that publication be
made TOR SIX successive weeks, IN the RaleiLh
Register, a newspaper printed and pubilshed at
,ne seat Of government Of this state, ano so
IN the Hillshorough Recorder. for the said Nell
son Phillips to appear at the Court TO be held
a, rhe town of oxford on the first Monday Of
September uext, and plead, answer. or demur
10 the Plaintiffs Bill, or else the said bill will
be taken pro eOattssO aud heard sz parts, as to
him
witness, Thomas B. l. ttlejohn, Clerk and
Master Of said Court. a, 4ffice, the first Monday
Of March. 4. u. 1887
THO. B. LIrTLEJ0HN, C. N. E.
Ptrr ,dv $3.50 Ct
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Remaining in the Post Office at HILLSIDE
rough on iie list auy Of .ip,a 1887 ~aieh ii
no! taken on, in three months. TuI be sent to the
General Post Office as dead letters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

Al New Orleans. al the last dates,
,o'''h was selling al from 9io Ia cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

IN addition 10 The Appropriations al
ray no!iced as having been made by
'Asress, at its late session, for The bene-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

NORTH CAROLINA
STATE OTTERY.
FoR rHE BEsEFHT OF
91a sA3l59gAg A9ADaslgs
Class No. ., for 1887.
TO Be drasrn a EDENTON. n. C. on
Saturday. he I5ih Of .9pra
70 number Lottery. n drawn Ballots.
stevenson IL Points, Managers
G pRIzE. $4,000!
Principal Prizes.
One prize Of Sl0. O0O-One Of 1900
one Of S3.OOO-one Of S2,OO0-
one nf 81 .2OO-
twenty Of Sl.O00-lweniy Of $500
&c. &c. dc.
Whole Tickets. 81 90
Halves, 2 20
Quarters, 90
~ All prizespsyablein CASH. forty DAYS
after the drawing, subject TO deduction Of &c
teen per cent.
- Tickets for sale in the greatest variety
n nalnbsrs, a. ny Ofire, one dOor sboye toe
stare Of Walker Anderson & Co, 10 HILLSIDE
rough, N. c.
ALLEN PARKS, .7gent.
Apni6. S.
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N. G. State Lottery,

For the benefit Ofthe Salisbury Academy.
Class No. @, for fs37,
TO be dram at ELIZABETH CITR
on Saturday, 29h april.
IS No. LOi.ery, IL Drawn Ballots.
SCHE ME.
1 Prize Of 10000 Dollars.
I Prize Of 1000 do.
I Prize Of 1900 do.
6 Prizes Of 1000 do.
10 Prizes Of 400 do.
Is Prizes Of 200 do.
DC. &c.
Whole Tickets, 81 90
Haires, 80 90
Quarters, OIL 20
TEkrts to be had OF
A. PARKS. agent.
Apnls. g.
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I'D 4 n I'D,

In this county. IN Friday the 9Th inst.
Mrs. MARGARET Paul, wife of Mr.. John
Paul, senr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25
CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS.
Just Received.

BEANS, (Enslsh) broad Windsor. ea,lv yellow Gran
berry, early Mohawk. early yellow sax weeks, large whit
kidney earl, China dwarf large white Lima, email Lint
or Siba.
BxEr-Early blood turnip rooted early scarcity, lon
blood red, yellow turuip rooted uaangei wurtze Frenc
sugar, or anIber.
CAssAsg,-Early York, early large Scotchs earl,
Dutca, large Cape Savoy. large late dra'nhead.
CAnxor,-!ons orange:
CAuLiFLowER,-Early Dutch. large late
CGLERr,-N hite sold, rose-colored solid.
CaEss,-Curcd. Peppergras.
CucuMusws-Eriy Rus.iaU. early green c'nstes, lOns
Turkey. long white Turkey long prickey, Girk IN
or West India (for picknng.)
ENpisE. OF Succuky ,--tsr'en curlcd.
Lkrrooe,-Eary cnred Sile.ia royal Cape Head, ten
nsb1ll, or RISE.
MrLo>onx., OF Zoo PIA>r,-Purplc. white.
MUSTARD, hlte. or English.
O~ioN Large white Portugal. large yellow Dutch
large dark red Eastern ee all Of which come to ma
tar,:y the first ycar)
Pss.Lsy,-Gurlca, % double.
pAxsNlr.-Large Dutch, or swelling.
PGM,-Rus.eil's new early .iwarf {this believed "a
be IL the earliest cultivated early Warrington
true May, Brhop's early dwarf. dwarf blue imperial
"a superior pea dwarf blue Prussian maowiat, dwarf
sugar (eatablc pods
PGrrER,-fong, os Cayenne.
KAps.-Eary short.top scarlet "a superior sort pnr
pie short long samon long white Naples
cherry scarlet turn voote white tooted. vel
low turin rooted black fall Spanish, ior winter use
Sassy, or vegetable oyster.
Soc ASH, EARLY Dutch bush summer tscollop,) early
summer, long q wnrted.
TuR>ir.--Early white Dutch. red round, white Nat,
large English Norfolk (or field cuure.) large yellow
' Richmond. Feb. !, 1887. Sit
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25
Nerve and Bone I.inimeat.

use OF this penetrating hu;d has been attco ed
with unparalleled success a the disorders ofhosses
which require an external application, such Cork
Chae: OF CALLS cuts, wounds, spssins, the eye,
scratches cracked heels, strans oG shoulders ste
hough knee, whrlbone etIock and Of the patesn and
(cofn joints, &c. &c. The aud bone Lima mcns
was at hrst intended only r the diseases Of hosses
superior efficacy the Of their disorders has occa
stoned its for Of the ills OF humanity heir
such burns scads knees stiffness the iopts
swelling Of the glands Of the throat rheuna
tisms, SC. Accompanying each bottle Of ara
testimonials nj its efficacy from the following gentlemen
Doctor Rostalng. Doctor Mulford,C. Bradberry o. w
Brown Co. pro2retors Of the celebrated southern and
company, John Hare, member the ctv
council d. H. King, trustee commercial hospital, NJ
Karnes, C. WorthingtoD, WIN. Parker, Films Day, Edw
Wood, Henrie Cream, rropretors Of Tattessals
bes. S. Lansing Of Alton, r. A Wheton-, Death and
Meade Of Franklin, knowl,on Burgoyne Of Cunmins.
vile, F.. H. iIolroyd of Maysvle, Vim. vinton Of xen,s
John Brown Of Da yto0, and Others.
Beware OF imposition The words sNerve and bone
Lihament stamped the hottie. and each bill Of
direction j. signed BY the proprietor Geo. NJ Allen
out which none genuine.
For sale by IRWIN REED
January l4th, 1887. 2-3m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25
TRY AND ZEE
SEARI,S VEGETABLE BILIOUS PILLS.

Are natures friend, promoting health and strength an,
being u little superior any other family medicine in
use In any complaint they will not be found
inferior to the very BEST and many they
far before all others And here let observe that
be Of no advantage to recommend them higher thar
they deserve since their success is left to depend entirely
upon trial Of their virtues Multtudes have already
tried them and proved the correctness Of the above
ments and to others would say try them After
expected return the remainder and only for those
used We willing they should sustain for themselves
the high reputation they have already acquired or sink
into uerted oblivion. The amount Of Suffering which
they Nigh and which they would relieve their viz
tues only known, hardly be estimated. In how
might long and tit of sickness be prevent
ed by the Of portion two Of these pills And how
MANY DAY after day, and week after week. suffering
pans and aches which these pills never fail relieves
such arise from dyspepsia, indigestion, costveness
piles, darhea and senterry, sick head ache dizziness
nervous disorders. palpaton, jaundice. OF liver com
rheum nete rash. prickcy heat, &C. fantness at the
stomach somach restessnese Of funess and
But it is not necessary to ennmerate all the diseases in
which these pis useful there no diseases to
tend promote the health and strength and comfort Of
the patient. They are particularly usef in all female
disorders, and in cases Of weakness debit ty They
are also Of essential benefit in graveEy complaints.
Their efficacy physc is by their ony recon-
mcration they also tonic Instead Of producing last
weakness debility they '"vigoase and strengthen the
whole system.
N. D. There is no danger Of becoming accustomed
,e, use thar one ca,uo, do without them for the longer one
hus does it require to
produce effect. This is impor,an,
dation, which should overlooked. They CON-
mineral whaever, and vegetable
stance that be injurious the They
miuse food, the digestion, promote
regular h. a,hy Of the bowels Each bottle
,ains Co. PGce IS
Searl's Corn rlaster.-Au those who try will find
speedy relief and eec;ua remedy If does not take out
nd lain soon, a
Conn., return the box, and the shall be refunded Price
% cents.
searl,s Catarrh snuG-A speedy relief FOR Ca,.nb.
vXeth head
&C. Severe headaches commonly ye. I" single pnth Of IT,
Ii peev~fed proves eectoa remedy for the ca,aIh in
the obstinate Price % cents.
Searl's TOoth-ache DrOps.-W ne" put in c'ntaei with
The sensbtv and without injury 10 the
gums. Price 25 The above cnes are
70 by IRWIN REED, Richmond, aud S. CHADWICK.
New Paris, Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25

HE Itch usually the form Of emal yescles
intermixed with pustules but its aspects are yer,
various and deccitul. may at all times, however, be
distinguished by the inceseant and importune itching
which attends it, the constitution being perfectly una
fecfed appears occasionally every Tart body
he face alone excepted Its MOTT usual ut
the wrists and hDgess In the treatment Of disease
much injury frequently done to the constitution by the
use of merccria preparations such blue ointment
The active ingredients French DIN purely
vegetable and the article certain, safe speedy
cure for this very troublesome complaint 1t has alec
been used with great success scaled nead and the
Dutch humos. Beware oflmpositon.-Each bull Of di-
fections 70 Hgned BY the propriet Geo NJ Alien, with
cot which none are genuine For sale BY l. REED.
January 18th, 1881. 23n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25
Fire! Fire!: Irirc:!!

HAVING been appointed Agent Of the "fIar-
ford Fire Insurance Company the subscriber j.
now ready to grant policies Of all persons
who wish their property insured against lose damage
|by Ere.
THE company for which he 10 acting 10 Of The
and most the county, thew
p!edge themselves that those who with
the company shall be treated the liberal manner
tude Persons wishing provide against the contingency
loss Of their property by this destructive element
requested to call at his Office Main street. opposite the
Branch Bank in Richmond, Ia, where the
ance will be made known and the policies granted
Communications by ettr (pot PAID will be promptly and
|cheerfully attended to.
JAMES w. BORDEN, Aorsr
June II 1886. 2N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25

while hollow murmurs from behind urged
him onwards. He retreated few Faces
took short run, a desperate leap and P'unS'
led into the river.
Not five seconds had passed when he rose
Ito the waters surface; but what change
had taken place in that short time in all his
thoughts and feelings! Life, life, in any form.
poverty. misery, starvation, any thing but
death! He fought and struggled with the
water that closed over his head. and screamed
lin aoon,es Of terror. The curse of his own
|son rang in his ears. The shore. but one foot
of dry ground-he could almost touch the
step. One hands breadth nearer and he was
saved; but the tide bore him onward uider
the dark arches Of the bridge, and he SINK
10 the bottom.
Again he rose and struggled for life: for
one instant. one brief instant, the buildings
on the rivers banks. the lights on the bridge
through which the current had borne him, tie
black water, and the fast flying clouds. were
distinctly visible; once more he SINK, ard
once again he rose, bright flames Of fire shot
up from earth to heaven. and reeled before his
eyes, while the water Numbered in his ears
and stunned him with its furious roar.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25
Montague's Balm,-an Indian remedy for Tooth-ache.


WHEN the directions have been followed il has never
" failed to aft I'd immediate and permanent relief
also arrests the decay of defective teet and relieves
that which frequently renders strong tooth
usees Out Of the letters and certificates the
following is given. baltimore, Aug. II, 1896.
To II B. Montague: Dear Sir have tried your balm
% # violent Tooth ache and it has failed
afford perfect in five minutes have certificates
persons alluded to. My agents Of this place e
in number) have also tried it in numerous cases, and
have heard vi n sing lie instance in which it did
give immediate relief Yours, SC q. c. M'CUNE.
The Balm in general for bleeding and sponey
gums teeth. scurvy, &c. and is decidedly the best
BREATH Of thing that has been 1t should
be used with the tooth brush instead of POWDER
substance, containing that contain, the finest
ticle of grit. The ladies speak of it with
praise and have laid aside all other remedies
offered cleaners of teeth For sale at Irwin Reeds
drug store, Richmond Prtchc T. Swain Cent and
the and villages IN Indiana. All orders the
Balm will receive attention if addressed Reed
agent for the proprietor.
N. 3. Those having orders from C. II. Edwards for any
of the above medicines can lie supplied by I.EEED
January 14th, 1887. 2-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-25
C. r. WlLLIAA MS.

Il ETURNS his sincere thanks TO his friends and
= the public generally for the patronage he has
heretofore received from them, and now wishes to
inform them that he has opened a shop. one door
east of Dr. Lindsay's Drug Store, the south side
OF Main street, Richmond, Ind where he hopes
to see his old customers, and all others who ma
wish to purchase articles of S.lDDLERY HAIR
NESS, &c. DC. good terms they can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere.
Richmond. Jan l4th, 1887. Off