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CID OC Ia AlDo
General Commission Agency,
pIGaI T.. A DEaf,EsYfA.

EOSEPH WILLIAMS, late a Il,liana a.. far S,s,e
~ time '-sd-ls of this citY, OILERS
AMI southern Merchant. for ,s purohas. OF all ssrp-
ton OF GUOtps in tins city ami Nav York. From hi, IA.
timase acquaintance with ,hss. Ma ke.s and b.
mere ana keeping himself we'll advised of erssy th.s con-.
neccd vita the trade, ne haslers himself he az
enabled purchase better ,han those
il husaess IA tho thinks he make
tinns regards styles aud qualities viii reader snsiss
satisfaction TO those who favor MIN win their orders
Merchants arans themselves Of this mods Of purchasing
their goods s and avoid the fatigue and expense
Of travelling Those ordering will please
aud Iiinu on which they wish buy. Also Nance a
iiuusrs where shey have nsteiofo.- Purchased.
Commissions for purchasing, lsur,ns and forwarding,
Ga all amounts 5000 per c.at
.7asuu JOSEPH uzLLLaMs.
RsisIs 10 No. IS Chura Aisy.
MIc.lAn I. WILLIAMS, Cinc.naat, Ohio.
SrkATTaS 4 REEVES,
4 l.. BLANCHARD,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, ) Richmond. ll!isoa.
BAsIL BRieuTwkLL
lsvIs EEEo & BRoruEg, !
JOIN VAwTER, Nsrnol, lntiana.
Hos JAMES RAnipss, Cen,resilie, Indians.
o H. Smith, Conasrssiile, Indiana.
; "Iphs = Fats .lA,rs' Milton, Indiana:
Jsssr l.. WILLIAMS c. E. Indianapolis, IndIaa.-
JAMEs WOODS, kniyh.stown, lniisna.
Cot. c. p. j. ARioN. Madison, Indiana.
Coz. jesse WILLIAMS, Burlington, Iowa Ts:.:,asy.
tx s ;:: S1 s:ss." r'.'s.
S A FEErcuEh, Indianapol.s Indiana.
May 4ih, 1893. E6
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gRgS2 EmDG.sznrgs,

received and for sale reasonable terms
- oy me subscriber the old stand of Iewisx Ward !,
assortment OF GROCERIES. consisting in par, of
NO HAVANA Coffee. N. Q. Brown & Loaf SUGAR
81, No :, Dried Beef, Superior 10, Of Racon Bunch
doom halsins, Oranges, Lemons, Western Resorv.
onosola'e' HaSanna, ? Spanish, Melee ccm-
lucky ana smoking Tobacco Peppe Starch.
soap GAINESVILLE, and Loaf Salt, Powder Lead. Shot,
general assortment OF Cordage, Shaker Wooden Ware
Stone and Glass Ware, &c y 'e,
ne also mas on hand general assortmen. OF Dosrsrrc
ouoRs, as pure imported Persons wish,e 70 ,,.,,..
Tor medical purposes, rely upon their being r,oi
Call and examine. s 500
WA. W. LYNDE.
RIcHmcND, May Is, 1889. 1a,f
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Tes TIE PUBLIC.

T election of the stockholders in 'sThc Clenaope
Manufacturing Company held tao tn OF the 4t
moaih, (Aprill 1888, JOSEF 2. Plummer, William Owen
and Caleb Shreevo, elected directors for year
And meeting OF the directors elect, William Owen
elected President, and William Bancroft Secretary
fETIhe company ars ready to purchase all kinds
of clean washed WOOL, for which the narkt; prizes will
be given Persons having sale, will please call
VIM. Oven, his Main Richmond, who vii
purchase for the ompaoy.
WM. BANCROFT.
Gleahope, near Richmond, Ia, 9Th Isl, 1889. lsT
IJeIersoNian COPY.
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Sisevisi,s sale.

Bv virtue OF an execution directed from the
Wayne Circuit Court will expose public sale ths
Co1f, House door Cen,reile, Wayne
". Indiara uc;ay the lo.h day of May next, be-
tween the hours 10 O'Clock and O'Clock pm
on said day following property vii house and
lot in the Borough Richmond Wayne county. Indiana.
know, by It's be ing nunberei nnetaen Numbered tie
pa, tina, part said Borough laid of by John Smith
TAKEN the property OF john O'ttar.a al
sui. OF Stephen Duncan.
T. NOBLE, Sh'h. VIC.
o5.I. lE--ts
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n o TICE

DURSUANT TO order of the Board of Commission
ers of Randolph county. Indiana, 1 will sell ths
loves, bidder. Saturday 18th June next, finishing
of the Court House Winchester roof and cupola
and all the inside work te made after order of
draft furnished by Thomas Best, which
time bv applying me- the work be explained
and the conditions fully made known the day of sale
PAUL w. WAY.
Winchester, May 18th, 1882 l9-ts~
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a DMINISTRATOR-S NOTICE Notice is hereby
given, that ,he subscriber out the avn.
ProDote Court Letters of Aiu;nsra the estate
John T. Gray late of Wayne county, dec. All these in
deoed said requested forward
make payment Immediately; and those having claims
against SAID harehy notified them, ,e
gay authenticated Tor setanert, within year
time. The supposed 10 be solvent.
fHOS GRAY, Administrator
Boston, May 9Th, 1899. ia:3w
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DIRECTIONS FOR COOKING


In i1s rorious branches. By Mss Leslie.
Third edition, with improvements and suppiem en:a-
~ receipts.
Noricss.-"This is the most complete manual of
cooking which has vet been published All the process
of preparing vegetables, and pastry all the
Of the dishes which have thousand tunes de-
lighted palates and puzzled our brains are here
laid open TO every one who chooses 10 Pry INTO 'heH
and every housewife who is furnished with this key,
may provide her table with variety of delicacIes
which heretofore has been thought inaccessible but
through the skill % profassed cocks."-Sat. NeDs
This is the book for housekeepers Full OF useful
information connected with the subject OF gdstono
nv. Boston Post.
land this real housewife book which ought to hold
middle place between the parlor and the kitchen, Is
the work of Miss Leslie, whose delightful pen has SO
often enriched the elegant literature of our country
This volume contains the of cooking. preparing,
and carving the whole list. from the egg the apple
The book is perfect roae naecu1nor the housekeeper
and should think would be in demand for the
soundness of its culinary doctrine and the simplicity
of its prospects.''-U. S. Gazette.
ssBeinp independent of the kitchen, and unqualified
for an unpirage in culinary properties handed the
book good housewife. who pronounces 1t worthy
the authoress. Nat. Gdz.
This valuable WORK contains thousand recei pts,
and book the subject of cookery. &c. has been
highly praised is more deserving OF It than
the one now offered The subscriber has few copies
done up numbers. with paper covers. for The con-
venience of sending by maitland done up in that
manner purposely to oblige patrons OF the Lady 5
Book who may reside at distance from large cities
Price 50.
NOVELS
Godtp's cheap, beautiful & uniform edition
Lady Bessinet toms works. with portrait-Prce
SIS.
The complete works CT Miss L. Z. Landon, with
portrait. Price SO.
Miss Jane Austens novels. Price -.
Bulwer's novels, with portrait. Price 50.
Marryaft's novels. Price So.
The Pickwick papers. complete, at the same price
as the uniform editions of the novels, 50. This edi-
ton contains nearly fifty illustrations and portraits
Notice touching subscriptions.
Persons wishing the above works, viii please notice.
that any two Of them can be had By the remittance Of
FIVE dollar note, postage paid In all cases the mo-
ney be positively received, before the works are
sent
-Yotice touching postages.
No letters taken out OF the post office unless the
postage them is pad-fherefore II IS time and pa
per wasted tor persons write without due oose-
vance OF the above rule All letters TO be addressed
TO LOUIS A. Cooley,
Literary Rooms, Ell Chesnut Street,
Philadelphia.
May 8, 1889. I2-f.
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lLIZ2a


embracing sea, Z GREATEST variety ever rere
n tbs market, particularly The lin. of Fsaey ant ica
GOODS. ,nany of .suic., entirely style
qI2li;y The plain :h- gag alike sai,ea a.
l1.ce- and Ihsr stock has nes.
iec;et "a more hsn usual eass, :tar' svisnsive
"a part, Of sas f5.!os I'g:
Sape- blue, biact bro rii c-eea. irrisi5ir green.
stecl m,rt, dra5, daii.,. and cicret CLOTHS;
super Cadet Esi-t. aaG queens orn 10;
blaze. G.acl' 6ro,ca. oirab, steel nsirt and Cadet
A.ir! CiSsiHERES; 9.eras owa. Victoria
"ad aat,- cord do; bias block. tro-a. .'rab,
steel rairt. AID Cadet mi-t C.iSSINEI'IS and
S4TTINEII.S; Cadc. as;rf KENTUCKY
JEANS; great oaristy Of EagiiSa and Ane-
.icaa Priafs; Painted .huslins and Lasens;
rsei .Uogsseiinc dc L:ae. "a nee artcle;) figured
and plain C!alley; Black. brown. and drab.
Bonba:ins; rich figured DO; &c. figured Poult
dc Sole. figured and plain Reps, Gro de Afrique,
Gro &c SriSs, Gro dc SIG. Gre de TIA, and Gro
de ,Vapies .SILE; trhte aai colorea marce,-
liae do; gredt rGrisf2 of BoRaei siiks; green
and black dotted Iauiic; black plaid do Paris
"ett, Linen Canbric and Linen Lusrn: hem-
stitched Linen Caabric s Linen Larn H'dkf's.
Pom de Cherry, Spun SAL, Black Lore, Grape,
Embos'd Chally. Gdr-e, Hermann, and rhi.e
SIX Dress H'dt'ffs.; EMBOSSED MeriDo CAally.
and silk CoSmers Stotcls; Ladies' C-arats; Net
Lore, and Gnu.s Wells; black and 1chi.e Blond
do; er'ra Ponges, BIndanna, Fancy Corded,
and Choppas Handte-ciisfs; hat Grape; rich,
ncao style, Ribbons; striped Satin and fancy
Cap do; Infants Caps: French arorted Caps
and Collars; farcy Beltiass; rich embroidered
Satin do; English aad American Straso Bon
nets; Cold Tissue. and Tuscan DO Misses
Straac and Tuscau Bonnets; Puln-ienf Hats
of erery quality; Victoria. French Kid, and
Morocco Slippers, &c. &c.
ALSO--A now assortment o: HARDWARE, embrace
NJ excellent CUTLERY. &c: GROCERIES,
and alin1si every t'ling the
lie line all of which their fencs and The public
specifically solicited call. examine, and Try tns ARTICLES
~ purchasing whatever they may
Richmond, Fourth alta, 1880 left
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r AEA T. u u p.

10y Walter Legg. OF Wayne township, Wayne county,
Inliaaa. estray gray MARE: supposed be five
years old, about 5s hands high glas. eye. tho right
side of her white, saddle marks shod before, and
a other marks brands p-rceirabe.
AMI appraised six, dollars BY Robert Hill aad Jacob
Sa,dets true copy from my esiray book.
WILLIAM cox. J. P.
Nav l. 1899. 1887
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LADY'S BOOK
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE;

LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINES;
Published BY tie same Proprietor nearly Ten
Years.
EDITED BY MRS. s.. J. HALE AND MISS LESLIE.
Publisher and associate Editor, Loui, q. Goaty.
E1ourEENTH NlNhTEENTH VOLUMES
WHITE circulation double tine extent of any other
w monthly Of the nature. Not State or
Territory in which may not be found this popular pub
LEGATION. The Lady's Book as it has emphaicaiiy
been termed by number Of the contemporary press.
the Iady's National Magazine. is issued monthly in
the city of Philadelphia. Seventeen volumes have
already been published. and in very short time ii
will in itself comprise library Of the contributors
Of the most celebrated writers of America, Of
whom of any eninence contribute to its pages--and
it is conducted upon the liberal princ piles ia
former yeerspaying for original contributions, in the
liberal manner, thus securing galaxy of female
talent which cannot be, or at least Is not employed
by any other publisher. As evidence OF the kind
Of persons who use the Ladys Book as vehicle to
their productions to the public, reference may
be made the any of the numbers lately pub
lished it would take up too much room TO give all
the names. Mrs. Hale and Miss Leslie still occupy
the same stations that they did in the former year, and
shall also have it in power to convey to the
public Of the delightful illusions of Mrs 81
Courtney. One feature in the work which has g ven
SO much satisfaction, the splendid colored plates OF
fashions. will be connued.-These are engraved ana
coloTed in superior manner, and arranged expressly
for the Lady's Book. Also two pages of music Will
be given monthly. These embellishments alone are
the book is put. The subscriber loses opportunity
aid his work with pictorial embellishments peeti-
cal illusions works of fiction, and sound moral arti-
Giles. that make it desideratuin In every idlny Ills
whole attention given the conducting Of the book.
assisted by the ladies previously observation-disclosures its
superiority.
Portraits. steel Of the most celebrated female
writer's of our country, form a part of the work. In
addition to the plates Of fashions. the June and De-
cenber numbers contain beautiful title pages, engrav
ed steel.
10 DP
paid before single number sent. Two copies for
s..
The publisher of the Ladys Book begs leave to call
publications. most OF them by ladies. He would
mention first work Cookery, by one of the edit
ors. Miss Leslie, work which has passed through
many editions, and is still in the greatest demand
large cities 1t i, an invaluable auxiliary to house
keeping.
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VIE subscriber will offer for sale, toss OF Boston,
wayne county, Indiana, Saturday. the st day of
ue next ali the personal property belonging
OF john Gray. late of said county dec consisting IF
one bay MARE. HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NIfURE, &c Sale commence a. 10 O'Clock a n, . q,
sad day, when the OF sale made Known AMI
d(e attendance given, by THOS GRAY As,.,
sBcssop. May 9th, 1899 ls.9y
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WOOL CARDING.

VIE subscriber is prepared card 7uait OF
wool in first order. His m chnes are almost v.
having run nls season. and skill in complete
MS caer Is Al experienced workman. and bv applca
70 business will De enabled to make good rolls
crime IN the country His establishment Midle
foTk, one and half miles from Richmond His pric
the same as charged at noigh5ons factories. CIs,o,
respectfully solicited.
GARNER MENDENHAI,
Fifth noa,h Alb. 1889. l7,f
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G. AU TTON NJ

LII persons are hereby cautioned purchase .wo
~ notes OF hand, drawn by in favor Irwin Reed
one ioT about Sia cents. payable Janu.ry
and the other tor about $4,000, payable March I 1899
ooth with insrest at from Octobe 1885 as the
Tor SAID notes has been complied WITH and
they will not be paid. JOHN finley
May Is, 1889. 10 ~
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DIR. Richard Prctloxy.

ENLBf notifies all those who indebted to him
for medical services that they will find
liz the hands OF > IT, Stanton until tbs frs, day
next upon whom they respectfully requested CALL
and ---- P4l Up and save After the frs, day
June. the accounts Will IN the hands of Fs
hibbv. for collection
Richmond, May lS, 1889. 100,
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Bank Dividend.

4 REGU LAR DIVIDEND of Five per cent, and an
"A extra dividend of Two and half per cent,
Stock OF the Branch Richmond of the State Bank
OF Indiana have been declared.
and VIII be paid Stockholders their
tIves demand.
ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
r lfth month 18th. 1889. 1873,
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NWO two story HOUSES, both new, hasomey sau-
ated in Dublin; one has three cash floor,
the other has four rosms floor. They be sold on
moderate terms and paymsns made easy.
EZRA MILTON.
May 18th, 1889. 10 3,-
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S3,2!i 10
EXPE \ d I L L K Z 5


l,s mo. {. Cash paid Fl. Schofer. Z, w
II. :. 3 Peilee, far REM, services SC. p =
-. w. ok, surveying services, Q
:. F. King. CLARK service, C 81
- s. w. For.ha, ior oil cam, g
5,a " D. Jessop, fence round ouryins ground 81
B. e' Mar ION. .. a rs '' ' IS. oo
%. Sc isaac Smiths bill, %
IS e sami Peree's do - . o.
30 Peter Ewing, ssrvices az Constable, ~ 81
SKI! mo |. :. Greer. Hill & Co. 8, 20
8. :. Sam'i Fleming. .".",S, .-s., ON. y %
Reed. advance to ID. Morrison, , "
L. d. Morrison, fencing buTying ground, II
7,h mo 6 J. w. Green, raducn Cor. ho'e, 20 .
mo IS l. Reed, bill of OIL &c. : g
L. " J Smith. int, on Cor. note, bury sf., Z w
Is. IS. w. Forsha, qr sal as Constable :, ~ ~
do. fomovins Min &c. ..
I" Jonathan Mattis, repairing pump, 70
30 Il NJ. Vickers CIR a; elecn IN May, W
Mark Patty, lumber tor public square, w
" John Page, Judgs at election, W
"a {. d. Holloway Improvements in boTo', ~ w
% f Coffin, Treas dsbur's last y'r, : %
9th mo- T. H. Schocfer, keeping ct esin repair, w
- r. Morrison, adv. for compromise - m
for Warner building, ~ W
IS. I" E. Francis, Clerk of election, "
g. g u. Morrison, repairs on Warner lot, q
David Holloway, Boro' Assessor, guy
Io,h mo g. do. ST Com, for Improvements, l0Oo
S. o. J. w. Green, reduc. Of Cor. note, b'k. $500
H. s. L. Keerans Stree, Commissioner. 5uo
:. :. D,rid Holloway. do. 1909
%. :" q. BGghtHell. nails Sc w
Is Levi kesrans, St. Com. oOo
IS II. J. Pyle, Ci'k at May election. W
81. :" S. w. Forsha, removing nuisnnces, % %
80. .< do. do. "
&" Clerks a. election, &c. o0l
4" l Fuller, embarrassing puh square, W
lIth mo- 7. joseph Thorpe, services as Clerk, 30
:. s. w Forsha, High Constable, 5oo
- Levi Keerans, commissioned, .OJ
o, IS Panret, & 20 lumber s2i
:. Holloway Il Davis printing, 10y
6. 5. w FoTsha, hauling & burying hogs. ,
81 Is S,rao. rommis.;o,e, 500
2lhmo.S John Page, judge OF election, %
H. J. D. Atkinson, curbng pub. square, t'5
II. 6 |. NJ Vickers, repairing fence, "
H. IS I. Reed, advance, W
49, Greer, Hill & Co road TOOLS Sc. %!
6 G. Martin, work on sswer, NoI
e j. w. Green. use of roon &c. .oo
"a IS Mark Patty, Lumbar, &c. %
lst mo- 4. Lyn,e Elliott, advertising, W
S. J. w. Green, reduction Cor note, 2.59
Is Stree, commissioner 81
I'd mo- g. Hughes and Barnes, fence pub square, W
:. w. Fo.sha, removing nusances, %
7. l. Reed. payment 10 James Hughes, oo
s. w. Forsha, for services, w
= D. Morrison, work eng. house. wv !
s. L. Bennett & Co, lumber. o9
IL = ]. Reed. advance To igh constable, >VJJ
6 s. w Fozsha, higa constable, % 90
Sd mo- T. s E. Stokes, mason work, A %
H. Greer, Hill s. Co., bal. w'k Main 9, - II
% L. heerans. adv. for hauling sig 50
80 & Jos. Thorpe, services I}oro' *. % 50
81. s. Elijah Coffin, Treasu. err, disorns
S2967.13, at Il T. c, presenea7, II 81
Balance OF cash remaining IN Treasury, pEesepae. 22J
S3,274 rs |
EIIJAT{ COFFIN. Bor,,,hrea s,-er
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n 0 TICE

NdE Stockholders in the Richmond Trading and Mn
Il ufscturins Company hereby notified thar an Fec.
lion for Directors, manage nj the i..
uton the ensuing year. will held q. their Office in Rc
raoae on tbs third day OF Jcne nsx..
JNO. HAIEES. Sscsssar,
Ri-hmcnd Msy 4,h, 1889. TJeT copy1 i--E
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ACCOUNT of RECEIPTS and ExPENDII a. Is
by the Treasurer ofthe Borough of Rio hsnond
from Fourth mo. Ist. 1898, to Fourth ne. .st
1899, inclusive.
1893. RECEI PTS.
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arreo On Thursday. I'd inst, by Judge S. 8. Stanton,
Mr.. ROBERT BURK, Miss ISABEL LowERY; all of This
place.
Oh the 10Th of April, at Friends meeting, WM.
II. FoUIKE. of Richmond, Indiana HARRIET A. WILL
LIAms, of Buckingham, Pa.
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THE LAST CALL!i
MACH aad iniridus Indebted TO the ias firm o.
II Akin Ward hssoy Fori6ed That their notes ,d
account. .FO IN hs.sds Of MAGISTRATES for
colertJon iasy paid before the frs; day
Of will he con11en-ei ali not paid AT that
;ue Open accounts also ne closed by cash
said day Of June. suit viii De com
nencsd on them lk,uise I, hoped call will he
to- and the unpleasant task Of eoercoa
DANIEL WARD.
May 4,n, 1882 if-5
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NikW SND0E OF
SPRING &, SUMMER GOODS.

FyiE subscribers have received and oPrne!a largo
and entire new stock Of plain and fancy DIX GOOOS,
consisting in part, ofSuper blue. of,es, b-ogI, dr,b.
olive, invisible green, daho, and ssari mixed CLOTHS:
super dra5 cinnamon, black, boYi, a,a ms=t CAS- IL
MERES; Sumner Cioths figured ant plain Satin and
Sk Pou, de Sol Forences and plain and figured Gro dc
Maps Mosssen de Laine, and superior article, Of
coIo and ats-rns brown Ponsees. Silk Serge, Dix,
Cashe, Barc>lofa, Levaa,in., Norwich, ty'ilcd Silk,
Merino, Ponges, ,nasnu,, Flag. fancy Gaszs
SHAWL and HAspsEgcHyFs black aud coos-
Silk Bra;ds, Gallons, Cords, &c: oroFrn, d'ao, and
black Silk and Tabby VELVET needic-woFksd ami tam
Collars and Cspes black white. plain ans
worked vEs Bontne,,: Men and wanen's superior hos
kin kid pic mic. Unread snd coo, CLOVIS; hns whifs
Hose. and bali Hose. Irish L.sen:
Loas Lawns Linen handkerchief, Bishop lawn. Gre.
caase.t Bob5iaet, Mal!N 1sns India and Swiss Musns
figured plain Book M,sIa iIsadaee>S., Cambria and
beached unbleacucd Muns blue ard drs5 piiisbagh
Cord.; Rowan Cassmsres; bro~-a Ard white Drlinge.
striped and wo.,ed Buckskin: together with general -.
snrtlnsn Bonns Hast, Boots an! Shoes, Groceries,
Hardware, Cutlery, Sc. &c.
EDMUND EVANS 81 SON,
s. w. C1ra- of Naia end Marker SITS,
in mo 18Th, 1880. fi3f1 Richmood, Ia
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S.UPERIOR COLORADO, TRABUCCO, aud PRlN-
, CIP!c CiG,.3RS; for sale by
Jan 25. 1889. l. REED & BROTHER.
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Sole and Upper Leather.

Sole and Upper Leather.
CALF Seal, Lining. ard Binding SKINS: Meas
I ! aai Wouen's MOROCCO. with a large assoE,men.
OF PAoD SaIss, just receivej, and for sale by
EDMUND EVANS son,
s. II. Corner o. Mana end Market SIS,
RICHMOND, IsDia~A
Fifta-non,h !,h. 1888 l1;f
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FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,

sub,ec, to the decision ofthe National Conven-
.:c. =, =. h.,a by the wings of the U. states.
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SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, sc.
NATHANIEL. LEWIS, informs the public that he
| Y has splendid assortment Of SADDLES, BItI.
DIES and HARNESS. fured in the latest Style
which will dispose of the flares, Friends and
customers respectfully invitsd TO call.
6r--shep on Main street, Richmond, Ia.
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-18
COLUMBUS
Medical Springs.

NHE BATHING HOUSES of this es-
Il adjustment are now open for the accom-
mediation of Ladies and Gentlemen. The la
dies apartments are in an enclosure entirely Sc
parate from the main building, where they will
be waited upon from 8 a. m. to 3 P. m. The
water has been Analysed by Drs. Lipscomb,
Estes, Cornell, and Hooker, and M. NJ. Brig
ham, Esq. and found to possess large guam
tity of muriate of soda, Common salt,) sui
plate OF magnesia, Epson salts,) sulphate
and muriate of lime. aud is also impregnated
with sulphuretted hydrogen. Used internally
it is laxative and diuretic, and viii be bene-
fetal to dyspeptics and those laboring under
costveness: and as a bath, is stimulating to
the skin, producing similar sensations to the
nitro-muriatic acid bath, and removes with
readiness all impurities from the surface of the
body, and will prove highly serviceable to rheu-
mates, convalescents. and those laboring uD-
der the various eruptive diseases of the skin !;
and to persons in health, it will no doubt con-
tribute much to prevent disease, as well as
prove luxury, which, when once enjoyed,
none will deny themselves during the relaxing
heat of summer.
Columbus, April 16, 1889. 31u