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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-25
Miscellaneous.

The extreme folly,--the expense and rum
which often attend law suits ensuing. from
trivial disputes, and where wilfulness is the
principal motive, is finely illustrated in an ac-
ton or review, Evans VS.. Leighton, lately
tried at Dover, N. II. The amount original
ly in dispute was small calf; and the legal
costs on both are estimated at two thousand
dollars Averdict was rendered to the Plain
tiff.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-25

A bill vas some time since introduced into
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, the object OF
which was to grant to runaway slaves the
benefit of trial by jury, which has been fl
nally disposed of in way credtable to the
patriotism and good sense of the members of
that body. 4 week or ten days since the bill
came up for discussion, and its merits were ar
gued with great ability on both sides until the
6thinst. when a vote being taken twas reject
ed BY a large MISUNDERSTANDING Times
BIBLES FOR THE INDrEs.-During the past
year, the British and Foreign Bible Society
have sent out and distributed among the Ibe-
rated slaves in the West Indies ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND Bibles. The only condition re-
CURED was certificate that the individual
was able to read.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-25

AcTroN PRESERVES HEALTH.-You see
men of the most delicate frames engaged in
active professional pursuits, who literally have
no time for illness. Let them become idle
let them take care of themselves-let them
think of their health-and they die! The
rust rots the steel which use preserves.
Just and generous conceptions ofthe divini-
ty are the souls true wealth. To spresd these
is to contribute more effectually than by any
other agency to the progress and happiness
of the Intelligent creation. Toobscure God S
glory is to do greater wrong than to blot out
the sun.--CEANN1NG.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-03-25

"When men tiatter, sigh and languish,
Believe them false.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
DF. HRaudreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
AN EPvECrUAL ASSISTANT OF NATURE.

HESE Pitts are recommended by thousands Of person.
they havs cured o Consumption, Influenza, Colds.
digestion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Pains, of
the back par, Of the head usual the Of Apo
pexy: Ja"ndice, Fever and Agne bilious tyh yellow and
Fevers, Of all kinds; Asthma, Gout
Diseases ve' complaint, Plcursy,
d-p.e,s Of the sps Kup,ues, inflammation, Eyes,
Fits, Palsy Dropsy, Small Pox, Meazss Group, Coughs,
Whoop"g Cough Qn"sey, Choc, Cholera Mo'buS, Gravel,
Worms, Dysntesy, Deafness, ringing noises in the ila,
Kings Evil, Scroaia, Eyspsias ST. Anhonys Fme. a
Kheum, White SSe"ss, Ulcers, some OF thirty years
Cancers, Tu"ou's, sweed fee, aud legs, Piles,
all srupons of the Skin gfu D,e,ms Female
Of every kind, especially Obsuc &c
Tue Subscriber navng received the appointment Ager
for the above Medicine for the Counties Of Fayst, Union
Delaware, Randolph, Hancock, Henry, Madison, Shelby
ku-h and Wayne, would inform the Public, a,
lines will keep supply hand, eHher Wholesale
tail :-ile will may he consistent, appoint
Agents in all the principal towns within his limits. com
atoms for Agencies, (po paid will receive prompt
tenon, andt made known.
N. Il. No Apo,heca'y Druggist, Peer is
sell d.. Drandretns Pills under any rcun,stances.
| JAMES GROVER,
Coruer Of Font and Walnut Streets, south Of NJ ain
! Richmond, .aprit 8, 1897. Iitf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
SPRING FOUNDRY.

THE Subscribers having entered into copar:-
nership under the firm Of l. E. Jones, & Co, res
pectfuly inform the public that they have estab-
l'saed Foundry the north side Of Richmond.
and are prepared to furnish all kinds Of Castings
with dispatch. and in the neatest manner They
will also furnish patterns if wanted on fair terms.
They are also propre:ors Of the Richmond Cot.
ton Factory, and viii; keep constantly On hand a
supply Of Cotton Yarn and Batting which thew win
sell at half a cent advance en- Cincinnati price.
l.. E. JONES
JESSE NJ. HUTTON.
JOHN III. HUTTON.
October 22d 1896 90.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
Dir Kirkland VILE m POUND rMRoUGHoUr
the SEASON AT the OLD BOARD YARD,
RSCuxoND, INDIANA.
ANDERSON GRIMES.
APssa Is, 1881. lGtf

Few. the "New Yost Spirit of the Timea''
COLT RAClNO,-AuousrA, GEoso,A.
Tss Augusta pape ~ furnish 10 with the result Of
two Interesting COLT sweep-stakes. that lately
came OF, tho course Of John q. Winter,
Esq-is the lower part Of that city, which 10 over
. mile by about 30 feet. We must get Winier to
sAass Of . corner and make il exact mile.
Oct. oath, ls36.-Swecp-stakes for year olds.
NJ. James Lsvesich's grey 6Iley. Miss BArmoATE,
By Sir Kirkissd. out Of Highland Mary, (bred
By Mr.. Bathgats. u
NJ. q. Esmosdson'. 6lley. iosx. by John Richard.,
out Of Lady Morsans da" BY imported E.pe::
Gen. }. D. Thomas, 6,l.y, M..r rAI.rAr,. b,
Fsjstsf, out Of . GalIatin a are, 3
Tins-l N. So Sec. Track heavy.
M. Edmoodson's 6llcy came out two feet ahead.
but the race was sdj"dged to belong to Mr.. Lever
ich il Consequence Of alledged foul riding. TO
settle all disputes about the money sod decide the
bets made, the parties have agreed to the
same sscs sgaio On Saturday next all conditions
precisely ~ before.
each added; for yr Olds, FiIIes 81 lbs, mile
n. 8. Hammonds e.. Leverichs grey flIey, MISS
RATmoArE, BY Sir Kirkland. out Of Highland
Mary. I
G. Edmond.on'. .orr.l 6ll.y, IosE. BY John Rich
ards. out Of Lady Morgan's dam, by Imported
Gen. J. ID. Thomas bay 6lley. SUSAN JOHNSON, by
Sir Charles, dam by imported Luciao, out of a
Jay.bird mare. 3
TIME--l m. 81 sec. Won easily after . close
brush. Quick live.
The FLIES started we'll together. lone taking the
lead. On making the frat turn, Susan Johnson
ran against Miss bathgate, the shock throwing tile
latter's rider almost out Of his seat However, he
recovered by dint Of great sxeTtiOn, and soon got
his 6lley in motion. lie went to work with her al
once. collaring first the one and then the other
beating them both Of, after desperate brush, and
came in ahead with something in hand.
The winner was bred by James Bathgate, o.
New York, and sold to DR.. Leverich Of Augusta
The shove is the only colt ever trsined got BY
SIR KIRKLAND. and when you that tn
klley has run her mile in I m. 81 sec., the sam,
time a. MEDOC at the same age, and beat such colt
- lows w Jno. Richards, and Sir Charles: two o
the best Of horses; who will say that KIRKLAND j
Uos entitled 70 ssme notice q getter Of WHINE rs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
BARGAINS IN CHEAP GOODS.

FLEMING l. ADDLEMAN, announce to their Gu.
TONERS and the public generally, that they
their former of GOODS entire new stock
Of Mr. Aaron Gregg, who lately opened store this place.
Their united stocks form an not
in this part of Indiana and having lately been ec
ted at the lowest eastern prices, offered the
terms The variety is extensive and general that
would be useless to articles. Purchasers re-
quested to call and examine for themselves at
room 4" The eastern part ef The three brick bdng,
nearly opposite to b. Brighwes, Main street; where
all the usual articles in the goods line be obtained
the best quality.
All kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange
ut the market prices.
Richmond, Feb. 10, 1887. 6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

AN ORDINANCE, to provide for constructing
a Drain or Sewer in the Borough Of Richmond:
Sec. lst. BE 1t ordained by the Burgesses and
Borough Council of the Borough Of Richmond, that
John Sailor, ID. d. Sloan and Charles W. Starr be-
and they are hereby appointed, Commissioners TO
locate drain or sewer in the eastern section Of
said Borough.
Sec. I'd. BE it further ordained, that said drain
OF sewer shall be made of sufficient depth to drain
all the cellars that may be made in that part
of the borough lay ing east of Marion street.
Sec. Sd. Be it further ordained, that David Hol-
loway be. and he is hereby appointed, a Commis-
sioaer, whose duty it shall be to superntend said
work, to let it out to the best advantage and that
said work be commenced so there is a suf-
hciency Of funds obtained to justify the Pro-
vided, however, that said work shall not be com.
menced until there is suiciency Of funds obtai
ed or subscribed by responsible individuals to do
all the excavatiDg Of at east fifty rods of said sc
er; And provided, moreover, that this ordinance
s,iall not be SO construed to pledge the Borough
for any appropriation, or subject them o any dam
ages that may accrue from making said sewer Of
icrain. Passed and approved April lIth, 1897.
I JOHN FINLEY, First Burgess
! Francis King, Borough Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

AN ORDINANCE, EaECrioN Esstss
HOUSE,: See. LIST. b. il ordained by BUgesss en6
Borough Council OF the Borough q" Richmond, That tke
of two hundred aud fifty dollars be, aud the Is, hg
appropriated, fr the building of Engne House Of 6es-
sufficient Engines aud also the le0D
and Ladders, &C.. for the Of the Borough.
Sec. 81 And, i. further ordained, That said haid'S
shall of fhe Warner los
on Pearl Piovie however, that permansGi sssss
can be obtained sy the Cornell for said ground
Sec 3D. l. shall be the duty Of the Street Commissioners o
the passage of this ordinance proceed forthwith sel 70 ~
bidder, said butding-dehnisE o.
mensions pan materials AMI time hs eomplsssS:
nd report The same, together ID the bids, n The nex sue
ceedg meeting Of o,nc Passed and appovsS. Aese
4,h, 1886. JOHN FINLEY, F'rss DS.tsss'
Francs king, B,.ough Cisrt. tAPsi ID sss'.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
The Western Mont hDy Magazine,
AND
Literary Journal.
e O. d ucted b


wm. d. GALLAGHER anA James b. MARSHALL.
The editor Of the "Western Literary Journal
having, in eonnection with James b. Marshal,
Eaq. become proprietor Of the NV Western Monthly
Ma gaxine," the two works have been united, and
will hereafter be published, simultaneously, at
Cincinnati and Louisville. Every arraogemen Mt
being made for issuing the Magazine punctu-
ally. and in = style equal to its eastern contempt
rarcs, il 10 trusted that the union here announced
i'll meet the appreciation Of the patrons Of both
The readers Of the journal will
find increased attraction in the work, from the
contributions Of the correspondents of the Maga-
zinc;" and those Of the Magazine will not only find
the same, from the writings Of the correspondents
Of the Journal, but will also get larger amount Of
reading matter than they have hitherto received.
Not in the spirit Of but to give the patrons
Of the Magazine and Journal an idea of what they
may expect from month to month, as the numbers
appear, the following list of occasional correspon
dents and regular contributors, is given.
Morgan Neville, l.. ID. Mansfield, James H.
Perkins, Alexander Kinmont, +. +. Cranch
Charles X. Ramsay, II. Shelton Mackenzie, q. ID.
Prentice, Ephraim Peabody, 7. II. Shrevc, Sam
uel Els. John b. Dillon, Albert Pike. Lewis +.
Thomas, Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. wilkins Tan
nehil.. }. a. McClung. Charles a: Jones, u. J.
Grosbeck, WIN. Is. Oaks, J. N. Milton, y. Curry
Nliss Harriet !. Beasley, Dr. .. r. Hiidreth, and
others.
The Western Monthly Magazine and Literary
Journal published during the first week Of each
month. Its general contents are: tales, essays,
poetry, sketches Of American scenery, character
and manners; reviews and literary notices Of new
works in the several departments Of literature and
science, Biographical sketches. particularly Of the
Pioneers Of the West; Narrative Of border aGven-
,ture; statistical papers. &c. &c. Each number OF
the Mag azinc contains from ~ to SO octave pages
and the year is divided into two volumes Of about
$50 pages each
TERMS--Three dollars per annum. payable a,
the time Of subscribing-S3 50, ifpayment be de.
ed six montbs-$4 %, ifdeIay ed over that time
Number one Of the new series ofthe work, has jus,
been published.
G-Exchanges, correspondents. and person,
wishing to subscribe, will please address the edi
,ors at Louisville, Ny.
February 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
MANUFACTURING COMPANY

The subscribers Of stock in the Richmond Trading and
Manufacturing Company will please take notice that
they Will not be required the sst day Of the Fifth mo
(May) next to than half the first install
ment, or three doars LA cents each share
and the other half three dollars LEA each share
he required on the 18th day of the Sixth month June,
next following Persons wishing 10 take stock rlcas
call on Coct. }. K Mendenha, or Basil Erirh,u~u
(Richmond) where they may have the opportunity az
till the hrst day Of the Fifth month nexi
which time the books will be closed By order ofth
Board Of Directors. WIN. LEE1S Secret,,r
Fourth month 5th, 1887. IA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

RIG H MOND NDRY.
WE have on hand an assortment of Cook;rc
and 10 plate, STOVES; with a VARIETY Of
-u1H ana machine Castings, PioughS, Bores.
4adirons. etc.
Having 80 enlarged our works as to be able 1--WE
th'nk to keep constant supply of the above art-
cies. together with all others usually made at such
." establishment, we with confidence invite all to
call and examine qualities and prices.
v L. GROVER g. co.
this fall. " - STOVES
August 6, 1925 IN w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
Cloths, Cassimcres, Re.

a. EARNEST, wcu,d respectfully in'or" his he.0 =
the public gene, ally lie has just Ieee'ree |" AEON.
MS for me, stock general 80 's hne,
re follow ing aucles: Blue, BAH, br,. - .S1S.
CLOTHS; Striped, Checked, sHd fnnssd = Ase. -
Checked and Pain SATTISETIS; BCv1Afo SA..c
SILK VELVET, STOCKS, SHIRT COLLARS a"d De'.s. ~
Canvass. Psdoipg, and ali other articles 81 "'A
small lot of ready maze eofn"Es 81 M.
III d,sunse of CIV .or lie eosfiaGes 'he
ING BUSINESS in ali its various branches u o" -
~ ALL orders in his lire will receive Pf0"Ps
RIcknosD, ArsiL Is, 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

WO CENTS REWARD:-RaNAxAY from The sub
cti5er. living Randolph Co., Ind, an ,ndeued Colrea
Log, named AMES NHlTE, about Is years Old here
ty any person trusting or asborn, him ON nv
account as VII pay debts Contracting after tn
date he above ard and thanks gwen 10 any
pesson returning said 10y. DIVER WATKINS.
April Is. 1881. la-3n,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

TAKEN Ut, BY BENJAMIN q. Moore. Of Wayne township
Wayne county,. indfsua yellow bay MARE, bI,sd
The ri-t haId face r white Ia nd,
high. supposed To he cd-no other m
or trfnds peoeivahs appraised hy LEVIN.
Blrk snd Samuel /" smith, the 7sh Of April. d. 1877
A true copy f,om my Estrsy Beck. HIAana Cor. j. r.
April Is, 1877. is-3,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

As-T1E undersigned having hip
the inenon of carrying the CABlNEr-MAkiNG
BUSINESS in all its branches, prepared furnish
friends and the public with all articles of Furniture
Of good materials and in good They design keeping
hanI Of pa.lor aud
eads, Of different tables, sdetables,
Styles sdr-boasds, &C. They
dent ia assuring those who wish articles
business they and will well as any
shop IN ti,e place.
~ ANY quantity Of seasoned lumber suit f. the use
will purchased Tor h,ch they viii give furniture
kichmond, Feb. Is, 1897. WATSON g. DUNCAN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

GRIFFIN & LUCKILY
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, corner ~ 49,.
and Fourth streets. Cincinnati. Ohi.,
S""nf the attentron IF We,krn .Merehani., rrre,.u.
HAVING been favored i,h continued ,uc,.... q, 49,.
sew raj years pss', g. L. encouraged 10 enla.
'"p"'"'""s; aud BY selling moderate profits. The,
p :" "o"e~ the iu'h~r patr" Of dra their line
- inc senior pane employs hrs whole simS in the easier.
Cites P'chsss"e goods Tor this mont
e'"o "p"" the being keps M and se,.s
being as LIBERAL os, h",.r the weston eoucs,
C"s,.muy -" hand, DLY GOODS, for~en and do~.s;..
oN NETS, HOODS, PALM-uATS: COTTCw
YARNS. WICK aud BAT! ING; BOOTS RROCAMS
LoOrTEE>, SHOES, PUMPS, SLIPPERS, &C. e..
Cincinnati, March ls,. 1887. In,S
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

Psblisbsa every Saturday, BY
u. p. HOLLOWAY E. B. w. DAVIS,

Csr.v Of Mais and Front Streets,
RICHMOND, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA.
Tsan-Tws Dollars . yesr IL paid within three
seths snes Subscribing; Two Dollar and Fifty Cents,
paid within the year; Three Dolla's not paid until
~ vslsne closes. Thea bose terms will be strictly en-
fDsoed.
Asvssvssxo lines three insertions, 81 each
IS cents Twelve lines osIes TOT
oouhs, e2 for sx months, 81: for one year. 30
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

Free Trade and Nlcchanfc.s Rishts.
JOB w. SWAIN, & co.
suoscriber' having entered into Co.part
nershi p under the firm Of Swan, 4 Co. TAI.
pleasure In Informing the Community that thew
ma erected commodious Machine Shop ne ar the
richmond Foundry. Il arc now ready to give
prompt attention to all orders for Cardinp And
spinning Machines, Turning Lathes. or ans k;nd
=. nac"inery; as also Tor turning either in wood
or iron Of any description. Having emplov.s ~,
rate workmen. they with confidence IN the ab;,.
ny and dispositions to please their custome,.;n
lualities and Prices) ask patronage from gen.
erous public. gen
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
Richmond, Jan. !, 1897. nS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
LAW OFFICE.....T. d. WALPOOI

LAW OFFICE.....T. u. WALPOOI.
Attorney at Lar ;
PRACTICES the Law in the Circuit Court, OF
the Counties Of Madison, Shelby, Marion. and
Hancock, and the Probate Court of the latter
County.
GTResidence-GRrExFr Hancock county.
Reference:
January 81, 1897. 3-6mo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
$4,000 Additional Slock

IN THE BRANCH BANK AT RICHMOND, INDIANA
HOOKS Of Subscription will b opened the hrs dsy g
May 1887 open for 30 days next ensuing os o
shares Of additional Capital stock the branch 81 kien"
of the Sta.e Bank OF lndisna I've shares will De 49,,
able ~ specie, in annual Itslnests ON NE Ios0
1897, l0h ofOciober ls35, together s
IN of 50 Sd sayabie with the e .; 'nstsi"et, NE 80
u mel is, make stock elua' n The on. s
vii 3. ou.ord a, the Bak: and one placed j" tie hands
the following named persons WIN wil re- ere $50"
In. Gkos Err, of Un.on county: 7. r. LEWIS, o.
..rr of Hen,y and JksxE W Az, of Randolph.
By order Of tie Board If Dfec,or.
ELIJAH Coffin, Cadb'9.
IT, w.Y,e (oun,y Chronicle; the Saf and Bamnss; g
Wa,,hma, The Eu,.lyiIe HeTai: aud the Indiana Sse -
please give the adv Insertions and forward sssn
uas 70 ,,c b. ZACH Bark in this place.
Richmond. Fourth "soush let, 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
4atercstinE!

I1EkSONS indebted to Morrison e. w;rrip
are rsauested to make payment, and those
sot attend ed to SOON, will find them in m. h,na.
Of An omcer for collection; it is hoped those Con.
csrsed Wall astsad 10 this CALL, as il would b
out ofths question for ~ to call personally on all
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & SATTiNETS,
At tie Cash Store.
TIE subscriber would in .e the attention Of
to his stock of the above articles. L.. Il. TURNER
Jan. 81, 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
II TANIC MEDIC PRACTICE
0mr

DR. F. SINGLEY cortisu-s the pac,ice of medic ne IA
x chnond and vicinity, pune Tbomsonsn principles H.
is thoroughly from experience and "Lerv s,ion, thai
the medicines lie wonderfully adapted tie
all the diseases Mich either liable In chronic
as Con sumption, Dopes. White Swengs, Cancers. Sco-
fula &c be expected that Of
cued by the Of safe and simple botanic incidence,
the vital have been much destroyed. lie
possession Of testimonials as to Qualihc stions
DENTAL.--Those who pte should
attend to them ea'ly, appear be of
Importance. When absent professional business
may be bv calling Jesse Iden Front opposite
Friends meeting house. E. s.
Richmond, Pad M 25sh, 1897. s 3mp
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
TO MANUFACTURERS q MACHINIsTs

To Observation-Disclosures q NACHINISTS.
Iiit. subscribers being about decline the COTTON
SPINNING offer for sale their COTTON MACHINERY.
consisting OF Two hundred and eight snde, aud all other
machinery necessary for supplying the same part of which
is nearly They will uIso Factory
Machine Shop reasonable The building is two
stor es high, sixty feet long by thirty wide; the
to ten horse and supplied by neves failing springs.
]. +. JONES s. Co.
Richmond, March 4,h, 1897. 9f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
GIN GIN MATT.


Vs'ersht"Sfos y R~naev.
Wholesale Grocer, and Dealers 1. wiz. :,
shoes. Sc. No. lso. Main street, let~--
and Sixth streets. Cincinnati. Oh.
a kE now receiving their spring su,,,,...
675 bags Rio Coffee, $50 boxe. hoo.
as Hav' Green, do go -h;.' ne- d.
S6 chests Y. Hyson Tea. so bbls. - No. q.
- 40 DO. DO. % No. 3, N,ck.ss
70 g Imperial, do. lNkes. No Ec1s'd.
90 i ,a boxes, do: do: Va Tch...s
:" ns c"es.' Gun r. do. 80 boxes do. Cavead;S
~ iSo. boxes, do. do. liz, 600 Spa,i.N 49,:
40 hhds. N. 0. Sugar. SEa".
" pipes Port, Madeira, Lisbon.
81 halt pipes Teneride. Champaign C,.,.. -
~ or. casks sherry, Samos, Sicily. N,d.;.
~ boxes Muscat. and Maln.cy.
=. half pipes Coeniac Brandy.
pipes Holland Gin, ~
Jamaica Rum, o0
| '' St. Croix do. mn
80 bhls Peach Brandy, w
| 50 " American do.
~ :" do. Gin,
| 20 g do. Sweet Wine.
| 20 bales Almonds,
| p barrels Filbcrts,
! bags Madeira Nuts,
800 boxes Kaisins,
100 dog. painted Buckets.
! 30 cases Boots and Shoes.
Iogetner win every other article, USUALLY ke., :;
Grocery Store; which will be seld :. i.
any other house west Of the mountai., a, r., =.
approved paper. ~
| CINCINNATI. April oo, 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

NARPETINC.-A few pieces for sale e. the CASH
" STORE f. T. TURNER.
Ricr-o~p, Jan. 81, 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
wOOLLEN JEANS REPOSITORY

TIE rnarrsnsd cole agents in Cine amasi f.s A@ sss..
oenvie oolen Company will be constantly fyr;,,d .;,A
large supply Of heavy, oil hnished WOOLlEN JEANS
last coloe and various qualities which sod 70 Saa,ss
as the cheapestlC Assovn~ns made 10 sun n.,.hs.ss
Terms same for other Dry Goods.
GRIFFIN & Lucky.
Cincinnati. March LIST, 1897. l0,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29
bleeding, Cuppins. and TOOth.Drawipg,

bleeding, Cuppins. and Tooth-Drawipg,
BY JOHN SOUFFHAIN;
Who scliciis share of pa ronage from the public
and Will be prepared to wait them at their ow
homes, at his, in Franklin street, one door above
Main street on the cast side.
To Farmers.
WANTED, large qua atty Of WHITE GOOSE
QUII.i.S. good price will be given for the m by
ISAAC Il SOUFFRAiN, at his Char Msnufacto-
ry, at the northwest corner OF Front and Main SITS
Jan. !, 1897. If